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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

8

Christmas Service at Jonational Church

Christmas service at the Jonational Church features a sermon and music with an organ prelude by Mrs Edith L Johnson and choir selections. The program includes Doxology Invocation and Lord's Prayer, "For unto us a child is born" and "Guiding Star" with soloists and arrangements by Wooler and jer.

Jonational N A. Barker A. B. Rood Harvard Concord Congregational Church Edith L Johnson Wooler Jer Elizabeth Elley

Two Events at So Acton Church

The Congregational church at South Acton held two vestry functions last week. Tuesday featured an address by S. H. Fanwell of Groton on coconut planters in Panama. Wednesday included a 6 30 supper and a birthday party for Betty Puffer with a special cake and greetings from the pastor and attendees.

Congregational Church Fanwell Ot ‘Groton Panama Stow Cora Puffer Daugter Betty Harry Herrick Betty Puffer

Lamp Went Out playlet thrills at Malden gathering

Graustein of Malden presented a pleasing reading event featuring a playlet titled The Lamp Went Out by Roland Johnson David Young and Emerson Chickerin. Charles Parsons offered an amusing description while a committee led by Elwin Young organized the program with several assistants.

Graustein Malcn Roland Johnson David Young Assell Sanborn Emerson Chickerin Charles Parsons Elwin Young Jesse Reynolds Henry Lyle Reynolds James Farrar, Jr

Arthur Turney Leads as Pin Boy at West Acton Bowling Alley

Arthur Turney has served as pin boy at the West Acton bowling alley over recent weeks, keeping pinfall organized and lanes ready for play.

Arthur Turney

West Concord society notes and church events

Edward A. Comeau purchases the Jeremiah Sheehan estate on Main Street. Mr Edwin Edwardson plans to move into his new Central Street house by March. Birth announced for a daughter Dec 2. Mrs Olaf M. Johnson receives congratulations. Bridge prizes go to Mrs Albert Hicks and Mrs Paul Barnes. West Concord Union Church held its annual meeting and election yesterday afternoon with Mrs Allison Willis presiding. Masses at Our Lady Help of Christians Church announced a 40 Hour Devotion beginning Friday and ending Sunday.

Edward A. Comeau Jeremiah Sheehan Main Street Olaf M. Johnson Edwin Edwardson Central Street William O. Fought Highland Street Bridge Albert Paul H. Barnes West Concord Union Church Allison H. Willis Union

West Concord Post Office Extends Hours Through Christmas Eve

The West Concord post office will stay open until 8 p m each evening through Tuesday December 24 to help mail Christmas cards and packages. Also the Catholic Daughters of America Our Lady Help of Christians Council postpones its meeting one day due to the Elk’s Charity Ball.

West Concord

Returned License Shows Wedding in Hartford

Returns of marriage license at the Town Clerk office show Miss Rose Vartanian of Hudson and Ruppert Sharongian of Hartford were married in Hartford on November 11 by Rev John F Johnstone of the First Presbyterian Church. Applications for licenses were made by Edward L. Grenier and Bloise Hazeldine.

Hudson Fred O. Welsh Rose Vartanian Pope’ St Ruppert - Sharongian Brown Street Hartford Conn John F. Johnstone First Presbyterian Church of Edward L. Grenier Commonwealth Avenue West Concord Bloise D. Hazeldine Pleasant Street

Framingham Fire Chief Coulter Retained After Hearing

By a public hearing in Framingham's memorial building over 1500 residents supported Fire Chief William Coulter as the selectmen sought his removal on grounds of unfitness. The session lasted late, 38 of 40 firemen signed a retention petition, and the chief was kept in command amid demonstrations of support from business leaders and citizens.

Framingham Memorial William Coulter Board of Selectmen Coulter Boston Fire Department Hardy Samuel J. Breese Memorial Building

Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund appeal urges gifts

Captain C. J. Miller, Salvation Army officer in charge at the local headquarters, appeals to help send Christmas baskets of groceries to needy families. The message urges donations through The Salvation Army to provide meals, fuel, clothing, rent, and medicines, emphasizing ongoing aid beyond Christmas and spiritual renewal.

C. J. Miller Salvation Headquarters Captain Miller Salvation Army P. S

Rebekahs to Stage Party in Magnolia Lodge

Magnolia Rebekah lodge hosted its annual children's party at Odd Fellows hall with a Christmas play Christmas at Finnegan's Flats by a cast led by Arthur F Greenwood Mrs Edith Greenwood Fred Worsnip Miss Augusta Holden and others. Ruth H Worsnip noble grand supervised the program.

Ruth H. Worsnip Noble Grand

Club Plans Christmas Party By 4 H Members

Hudson area 4 H club members from Harriman grammar school meet at Hazel Griffin’s home to plan a Christmas party. The group approved staging the event next Monday night pending final arrangements.

Hudson Happy Hour 4-H Harriman Grammaar School Hazel Griffin

Just Practicing Moron-Why the big laugh

A brief dialogue snippet shows a robot bantering with a human about a corner moment. The exchange highlights humor in machine human interaction and playful mishearing of a street corner.

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Popular songs highlighted in Kansas City Star notes

A Kansas City Star fragment references contemporary hit songs including Tiptoeing Through the Tulips and Singing in the Rain as part of a broader discussion of popular tunes of the era. The item notes songs favored by audiences and performers without additional context.

Kansas City Star

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So. Acton Church Selec A. N. Hodgess Nason Street Gruber Bros Main ST. Maynard Moore Sawyer Pictures Bill Folds C. H. Persons Nason ST Maynard West Acton Victor Victor Radio Austin D. MacRae Main ST. Concord Fire Dept John F. Hardy Boston Rebekahs Odd Fellows Hall Tenner Harley Wetmore New York Post Mexico Plutarco EB. Calles York S. A Bremen Calles Fernando Torreblanca Ma C. Tellez United States Callewart Ianay RG Fonts Laredo Tex Callen Texas Connction New ‘York United Cooperative Society Main ST MLL Ason.st Pupp Ar Oka
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