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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1928
Page
3
Friday meeting of the Thetian Nefit Society heard a report from president Anton Hoff and officers including the vice president and secretary. Music entertained attendees as speakers were introduced by Mr say gisen.
Peterson of Belmont Rev Theodore Jensen Rev Olag M Johnson pastor of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church and Oscar BE Beck vold appear in the compiled list of local religious figures and community leaders.
The Harvard Club in Concord plans its annual banquet at the Colonial Inn on Thursday April 12. Shorthand items report engagements, hospital sales, and church events including a shower for Mrs. Frank Price, a baby for Dr. and Mrs. William Fallon, and a Mansfield Simpson engagement. Also noted are rummage sale for Emerson Hospital on April 28, an Irish Minstrels event on April 17, and multiple meetings and lectures around health, investments, and church activities. Obituaries and travel notes cover Allen Tolman Smith and Bermuda-bound trips by local families.
Ancon Canal Zone announces the engagement of Florence Luckey daughter of Mr and Mrs James Luckey to Thomas H Kelley son of Mrs Julia Kelley of Bedford Street. Kelley is a Concord High School Class of 1918 graduate and works in the Mechanical Division of the Panama Canal Commission. Luckey is Balboa High School Class of 1923 graduate. The wedding is planned for June in Ancon.
Next Monday at Chapel of the Trinitarian Congregational Church the Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual meeting with reports read and officers elected. A casserole lunch at 1 p.m. precedes at 2 p.m. a fashion show. Easter Pageant at West Concord Church features Children of Hope by Esther Willard Bates.
The Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists a busy Holy Week with services from April 4 to April 13. Events include daily meetings box lunch evening prayer Maundy Thursday Holy Communion Good Friday three hour service Easter Eve Baptism Easter Sunday Holy Communion sermons and an Easter Carol Service. Boy Scouts meet Friday April 13.
Old Concord Chapter D A R will meet Saturday afternoon in the Chapel of the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Mrs F B Twitchell of Natick will speak on Old Natick. Hostesses are Mrs Herbert B Smith of Concord and Mrs Will A Charles of South Acton.
Delay in completing the building near the State Armory on Everett street postpones the opening of the Middlesex County Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics to Saturday. The service has operated at Wadham on 840 Main street for ten years and moves efforts toward central location to save time and money.
John D. Sanford who spent years in Northern France since the war visited the birthplace of Joan of Arc in Doremy and returned furniture from the Maid of Orleans era. He loaned several pieces, including an old chair, to the Concord Players for the production of St. Joan.
Word from Dr. F. P. Flagg now in Jacksonville reports good fishing on the St John river and fine hunting at Gainesville. He notes a temporary lump ache but is well again and says the Jacksonville beach is granite for automobiles and trucks.
Concord lodge staged a Past Grands Ladies Night at Odd Fellows hall with numbers by Doris and Glady Graham Mary McAuley Robert McLeod and guests and a collation by William B. McGarry. Martin Diskin was appointed Concord High School baseball manager as Roy Jacobs resigns. Concord opens season at Waltham against Waltham High School.
Walter M. Johnson of Arlington began his tenth year as golf professional at the Concord Country Club this week. Mr and Mrs Roger C Fenn of Concord are at the Grace Dodge Hotel in Washington for an extended stay.
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