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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
6
The fragment lists Rev. Smith Owen Dexter and Rector Emeritus Russell Peck with pastoral roles. Services include Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. on April 10, with Bible talks and sermon items noted for the church calendar.
The document lists loans including demand and time loans with collateral values, foreclosures, stamps, and atmosphere of deposits totaling significant figures. It records securities and government obligations, real estate, and savings department assets, along with liabilities, funds, and paid amounts. Directors named include J Morgan, F Parker, Oswald Drechsler, and James Ledgard.
Miss Mary Frances Towle of Worcester died Friday after a long illness. Born in Hamilton New York, she taught kindergarten in Providence and piano, living between Worcester and Providence. Survived by Mrs. Thomas Todd Cranford NJ Howard Towle Concord mother, services held Sunday at 3 pm at Corte Street home with Rev. George Thurlow, burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Students from Wilson Coolidge Roosevelt and other schools prepare for lower grade contests on April 11 at Audi Minh with a junior final set for April 34. Judges will declare champions by grade. last pupil standing wins for their grade. Participants include Marilyn Whalen Evelyn Kadis Stella Maskiewicz and more across grades 4 5 and 6 with seventh grade reps named.
The Senior Class of Acton High School hosted a whist party at the Acton Woman's Club on Tuesday evening March 26. Committee members included John So LS Louisa Wood and Frances. The event featured cheerful social time and community participation.
Acton Juvenile No 19 met Tuesday afternoon March 26 with Robert Quapp in the chair. Several applications for membership were received. The lecturers hour followed with a roll member meeting planned for April in the evening.
Alec DiAngelo Joe Duca and BH Roche lead a hometown card next Monday as fans from Marlboro and nearby towns resume boxing action. DiAngelo seeks his pro debut in the ring here while Duca aims to win the 160 pound novice class with strong support from local backers.
Herbert Whitworth of J M Hoods milk farm is confined to his home with grippe. Robert Hunter visited home for the weekend and is now at Pinistow New Hampshire where his company is constructing an overhead bridge at a railroad crossing.
Miss Louise Bailey marked her ninth birthday last week at the home of her niece Mrs. Frank Perkins in South Sudbury.
Mrs. Charles Clark hosted the Ladies Growing Circle and friends at her home on Friday for a bridge gathering to raise funds for Universalist church women. James Edney is vacationing with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Edney. he works in an executive role at Bridgewater State Hospital. Irene White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Maple Street, is recovering from illness. Gene Seerie is ill with pneumonia at home on Prospect Street where her sister Mrs. Lydeotal is visiting. Barbara Bursaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bursaw of Central Street, has returned from Massachusetts General Hospital improving after a serious illness. her brother Eugene has measles. Part of the post office wall fell into the basement on Sunday. repairs were quick.
Sunday April 7 morning worship at 10 45 sermon Those Faithful Women in the series On the Road to Easter 12 noon Sunday school 5 Junior Christian Endeavor 7 50 p m union service at South Acton Congregational church West Acton and Acton uniting Miss Evelyn Davis and Martha Middleton were home last week from Northfield Seminary Phyllis Raymond at home on vacation from Miss Wheelock School Boston
West Acton will hold its annual election of officers on Tuesday evening April 9. Carrie Wallace of Cushing Malle has returned home after two weeks with cousin Mrs. A. J. Torsieff. Rev. A. J. Torsieff Aunt Sue Littlefield and Charles Miles visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuttle in Cranston R I and found Mr. Tuttle improving after illness. Sladage G Jondroe and family move from Massachusetts avenue to West Concord. Mr. Jondroe is an in atory. Property on West Acton being wacted will be occupied by owner Mr Parsons of Sterling.
Donald M. Peppard son of Mr and Mrs W E B Peppard acted as a lord of the court and sang in the chorus of Schubert operetta Rosamunde presented April 1 by the combined American International College Musical Clubs with about performers.
Aubrey Dit ten year old of Hi Park West Concord was bitten by a family collie and treated at Emerson Hospital by Dr. R Fulton Johnson. Patrolman Fred Nolan shot the dog for rabies examination and the head was sent away. Also notes on upcoming officer elections and Scout spring camp cleanup with fire department responding to a chimney fire at Mrs Edgar Wiles Lexington road.
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star marks nearly 40 years since its 1895 constitution with a guest night on Wednesday April 10 in the Masonic Temple Concord. Past Matrons Beulah Blair and Cora MacLeod direct a program featuring Beatrice Henderson Pearl Young and Guy Sweeney with entertainment and a social hour. Worthy Matron Eleanor Lawrence presides with Past Patron Theodore Heyliger assisting. each member may bring one guest.
Rev George L Thurlow presides with morning worship on April 7 at 10 45 am The Rainbow Girls attend in person A 5 45 pm kindergarten followed by a cafeteria supper Handiwork by the Boy Scouts A Morgan Memorial speaker representation Then 7 45 pm Rev Paul Hydon of Littleton will speak about religion and the Morgan Memorial
Troop 1 Boy Scouts met at the Woman's clubhouse with Scoutmaster Kas Lee leading the oath and laws. Leonard Godfrey assisted as a speaker and management, followed by knot tying, games, and a hike planned for the next week. Also noted are community changes and regional league formation involving Acton youths and Albert Lucot as a league director.
Tied for top spot the Bears and Woolen Company will clash this week to decide the season champion after the regular schedule. Several postponed games will be made up to settle averages though standings remain unchanged. The league banquet and prize distribution will be held at the Black and White in Marlboro on Thursday April 18.
St Casimir of Maynard earns a semifinal berth in the New England Polish Tournament at Michael's Hall Lawrence facing Polish National Alliance of Manchester New Hampshire. Victory would set up a final against Holy Trinity Chelsea April 13 at Chelsea High. Five games feature top New England quintets in Lawrence with mixed town title prep.
The Church Aid Society held an all day meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House. A morning Communion service and Bible class were led by Mrs. G Winthrop Lee with S Keyes. A food case was organized by Mrs. William Heeks and Mrs. Kenneth Young.
A Holy Communion service was held this morning at ten followed by a Study Hour led by Mrs James P King. A Junior choir rehearsal is set for four this afternoon. Rev C R Peck of Concord will preach at tomorrow night’s Lenten service. St Hilda's Guild meets tomorrow at 8. Children’s service is Friday at 4. A public whist is planned at Parish hall Saturday at 8 30 pm.
On Sunday at George's Church Maynard Rev Burdette Landsdowne will lead an 8 am service and 10 46 am Holy Communion and sermon A 7 pm service followed by a parish hall address on Crime The Causes and Cure by Rev H P Kellett of St Paul's Cathedral Boston.
Maynard The Oil0 Matica defeated Colonial Gas by three pins in an Intertown league match at Lynch Alleys last night.
Old Concord Chapter of the American Revolution will convene at the Chapter House on Lexington Road. The meeting is scheduled for Saturday April 6 at 2 46 o'clock. Mrs Herbert B. Smith will address the gathering and Miss Maud Finder and Miss Virginia Moore are noted for speaking roles.
Magdalene Chapel sponsors an April 23 concert by the Anchor and Art Gleem Club as part of Lenten observances. The First Parish in observes Lent with a morning service at 11 and an evening lecture at 7 30. Friday April 12 hosts a Laymen’s supper and entertainment with a speaker on The Coming Protestant.
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