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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
6
The fragment references an income tax deadline by October 15 and mentions a tax commissioner. It notes the first day of a period and interests but the exact year and full context are unclear. Reads like a brief notice on filing timelines and tax rules.
The week ending reports twenty two persons killed and 160 adults injured in traffic incidents. Pedestrians accounted for most deaths with drivers or occupants of autos also harmed. One truck driver died in a railroad incident and a child was mortally injured after a fall or jump from a vehicle.
Springfield report describes menacing tension near the Illinois State Capitol as guards armed with manned cruisers patrol streets after a mine workers riot. One man killed, identified as acting chief Reidolonthas Williams, amid efforts to quell unrest involving United Mine Workers.
Mrs. Annie Holden, widow of Joshua C. Moulton Holden, died in Concord on Thursday. Funeral services at Trinity Church Concord featured three clergymen and music by Arthur Motter Lamb of Middlesex School. Burial followed at Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. Survived by son B Holden and three daughters in Concord and Boston, with several grandchildren.
The 36th annual women’s national golf tournament opens at Peabody Country Club Massachusetts with 99 players including Helen Hicks Enid Wilson and Bernice Wall among favorites. Qualifying rounds suggest 87 may reach the match play at the Long Island style event.
The report notes an injury in the sixth inning when Prospect Park player collided with Tessier after Joubert scored. Tessier received on field care from Dr Delaney, with the wound temporarily bandaged and later stitched.
In West Concord at Our Lady Help of Christians a notable wedding joined Edessa Moynihan daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Moynihan 67 Central Street to James J McNeil son of Mr and Mrs Roderick Mawel The ceremony was led by Rev Walter due Neil with ushers Ian Moynihan James Drury the soloist Miss Lisabe My Hennessey The couple planned a reception at the Moynihan home and then departed for a honeymoon The bride a Concord High School graduate 1923 has served at the Ritz Carlton Hotel as paymaster The groom a Newton High School and Bentley School accounting graduate works with H P Hood Co.
On Sunday afternoon October 2 at 2:30 PM the Concord playground will host a show featuring the Mensfield Post, Ames Band, and others. Grand stand seating and ample parking are available. Do not miss this community entertainment event.
A garbled passage mentions eating at home and references rich and beggar, implying social class themes. No clear event, names, or places available.
A local athletic event features fifty girls competing in field events. Ruth Finn, a notable participant from Maytard, struggles with a slip in one event but remains among the favored contenders.
Fragmentary notes indicate an annual club meeting held on a Thursday with a delegation from Hudson attending. Details are unclear but reference a missionary group and a gathering slated for the next day.
A Concord hospital reports severe lacerations from a Maynard road accident involving an automobile. Mr Perry aged 82 is expected to face a nerve-system related recovery challenge. Family members say Charles Haynes of Hudson is home with injuries from a fall at his wagon. Five matches concluded an evening round at a social club with growing membership and upcoming winter meetings. Mrs Harland Rogers and Mrs Rogers plan an annual Cape Cod vacation.
Sudbury parents organize a teacher parent night to be held in town hall in the evening. Attendees are urged to bring notes and discuss school matters with staff and administrators.
Meden al Men describes Val St Lambert near Ser vaing Belgium covering about 126 acres within town walls. Historically the seat of a rich clan and famed for engineering works employing 20 900 workers including the first locomotive on the Continent built in 1836. The river Meuse and Val Benoit add to the scenic beauty with ancient shores and wooded hills.
Mrs. Wrahees Giles, described as a man of the bridge part aught by Count St Tom 4 D of A, attends a gathering at Elks Hall with Mrs. Carlton W. Howe and others. The first techy event is hosted at her home in Berlin just over fanad.
Emma Bruce, Mrs Arthur, and B Wheeler attend a gathering at the home of Mrs Arthur Wheeler for a posting event. The fragment mentions J F Riot and pane anew work on Monday with guests in attendance.
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