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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
5
Mills announces Sunday services at 10 30 morning sermon Is Jesus Finaly for the evening he continues Piteside Talks How to Keep Out the Divorce Courts Service at 7 00 B M A sale conducted Tuesday by the Philathea class entertainment provided by the Mission League Evening was special.
The two act operetta The Wild Mills of Holland by Otis Carrington will be staged by Junior High pupils in the Auditorium on January 5. Ten principal characters plus a chorus of about twenty voices will feature the show. Miss Ethel Jovell directs with Miss Mary Doyle supervising. Music provided by the Senior High School orchestra.
An event titled The Pageant was staged at the UK national church on Saturday December 21 at 4 30. Mrs Vatice coached the participants.
The church announces a Christmas cantata by the choir and a pastor sermon on Christmas Sunday morning. The church school Christmas treat is set for Tuesday December 28. A Sunday lecture on the American Home will precede a choir performance under Gavin Taylor. Young people plan a Christmas service Sunday night.
The Marlboro High School Class of 1929 met to organize a second reunion and banquet to be held at Kiams Tavern on December 1. President George S Dewey led the session and officers or committee members were named including Raymond Richer Holy Cross and Miss Phara Scott.
The Hudson report notes free health outreach for the month funded by the era committees. Nurse Miss Buttiebdan recorded totals across groups Metropoli alic, Is tiation, Association, and baby welfare with attendee counts and cash receipts totaling 21.75 dollars. October receipts show 32 dollars for John Hancock and 376.26 for Mettope. There will be a well baby clinic following with attendance projections and memorial tributes for Sara Bo Sehyon and Norfrick. Marlboro Circle Christmas party and December meeting planning are described with chair arrangements.
City officials debate automatic stop and go signals at Main Broad and Manning Etreats to control traffic. Parishioners and residents weigh protests timetables while inspectors study feasibility. clergy and volunteers comment on effects during services and Sunday attendance.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Millville and two individuals, Louis Beavis and Damien O, signaling a local event or notice. The text is garbled but preserves place and person names, suggesting a brief item about a community matter or acknowledgment.
The funeral for Pat Hake Pabey was held at the Immaculate CoBpeption Church at 9 00 morning with Rev Fran cis A McNeil officiating. Relatives and friends attended the services and floral tributes were placed afterward. Interment followed at the Teimact lates ption cemetery under the direction of Tighe Bros.
In a fragment from a local page a meeting at Grange hall is referenced with mentions of Mr Gary Mrs Gilford and Mr Wheeler. Attendees include Mrs Nollia BY Paquette and a Lecturer's Contr CB delegate from the Toral Grange.
A scrambled text fragment mentions someone named King and a monthly amount of seven thousand dollars supposed to be used for a church to his family. The source lacks clear context or full names and dates.
Odd cryptic notes describe a Berlin event featuring WHIP's Orchestra led by Carte Hi Wallace Woodward. The fragment mentions a Wednesday night gathering with music and a ser a metnheng, indicating a social or community gathering with performers and local names.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Corttredes Mariboro A and comrade turnout at a regualt or, with references to a meeting led by Stifiman Wait and general charge of an affair. Mention of Robinaan and Mrs. Nite appears among unclear local attendees in September.
The Legion post admitted new members at the recent meeting. Officers Dean and Mrs Mary Kelleher presided with Mrs James Collins and Mrs Edward Dithin among those present. A Christmas tree and memorial services were noted with plans for a future gathering.
A regular event at 1239 Club Platts, with a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Vincent Meigs and Mrs. Elwyn Spinneys Attiur. A gold coin prize was noted and whist games were played under Mrs. Al chers presidency.
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