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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1934
Page
8
Sudbury game notes include the Firemen losing to the Grange 4 to 0, then Men’s Club 9 to Firemen 5, with tensions and weather shaping a windy dusk. Mentions of local residents, vacations and repairs fill the page alongside the baseball recap.
About 50 pupils and leaders attend a session at the Congregational church for a vocational school. The class builds a model home with furnishings by the girls. Family and friends join closing sessions at 8 p m on Wednesday, August 15.
Roland Prescott of Concord street Maynard was fined 50 dollars in Concord District Court Thursday morning for driving so as to endanger and a failing to slow at an intersection charge filed before Judge Northrop. Chief Foley led an evening crackdown against speeding, stopping 18 speeders and issuing tickets as a final warning.
Neighbors heard a crash between midnight and 1 am Sunday. Police report a vehicle struck the curb and crashed into the tennis courts adjoining the Acton Center fire station causing about $100 in damage. No one was captured and taxpayers may bear the cost.
West Acton reports Willard Kempton of Bristol Connecticut visiting Mrs and Mrs George Haray. George Roe to move into the cottage recently vacated by Michael O Connell after extensive improvements. Miss Betty Reed has gone to visit relatives.
Relatives and friends in West Acton gather for the funeral of Lester Kempton son of Mr and Mrs Leland Kempton formerly of the village now in Bristol Connecticut. Mrs Charles Tate and Mrs Gerald Finan and family spend weeks at a Peterboro New Hampshire summer camp. Laura Davie Ruth Feltus return from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Seven Girl Scouts spent an ant day at Fort Pond. Helen Greeley Barbara Jenks vacation at Four Winds state camp Bourne dale Massachusetts. Barbara Jenks to join White Mountain Gypsy trip for advanced scouts. John Evans of School Street returns after a few days at Willows. Rev Batstone former Baptist pastor preached there.
Evangelical Congregational Church Acton Massachusetts lists Sunday services for August 12. Morning worship at 10 45 focuses on bearing our responsibilities with special music including a Wagner piece and R Schumann violin solo. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30 with topic Psalmist Scientist and Nature. Public Speaking class at 8 45 Friday evening Aug 10. Pastor Rev Glenn Douglass invites all in town during vacation periods.
Miss Helen Morgan English teacher at Maynard High School resigns after four years. She is Emanuel College Boston graduate. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leon Whitney Walcott Street Emerson Hospital last Saturday. Mother and daughter reported doing well. Mr and Mrs George Savikosky vacationing at Lake Sunapee NH. Samuel Lever Spring Lane visiting Nantasket Beach. Louis Simonettie returned to his
Mr Simonetti is in Naples Italy for study and will return in late September. Mr and Mrs John Donahue and family of Bent avenue are spending August at York Beach Maine.
Superintendent of Streets John J. Driscoll takes a two week vacation. Charles Usher of Randall Road visits Shadow Lake summer home with the Fitzpatricks. Alyce Priest tours Canada with her parents. A husband and wife tournament is set for Maynard Country Club with a post play lunch and social. Mrs. Jean Kennedy and Eu gene Lucot visit West Acton and Maynard from Pittsburgh while George E. White resumes duties as local mail carrier after a two week vacation.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Agnes C King of Milton and Daniel Connors of Brooks Street. The ceremony will be August 25 at 9 o'clock at St. Bang ont lg rish Dorchester. Connors is connected with the Elles of Githam near Mill.
Rev Frank W Clelland pastor of the Methodist Church will preach at the West Concord Union Church Sunday morning on the subject So Jesus Our Most Forgotten Man The Union Church invites all especially members of Dr Clelland's congregation to attend the service.
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