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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

6

Rideout 40th Wedding Anniversary in Concord Junction

Relatives hosted a surprise party at 2 Winthrop Street Concord Junction for Mr and Mrs Frank Rideout on their 40th wedding anniversary. Attendees came from Winchendon Ashburnham Lun enburg Fitchburg West Everett and others sent letters and telegrams. They have two living children Harold Cushing and Miss Gertrude Rideout with Lt Percy Adams Rideout, their deceased son, buried in France. Four grandchildren are mentioned.

Frank Rideout Winthrop St Winchendon Ashburnham Lunenburg Fitchburg West Everett Rideout Harold Cushing Naukeag Inn Gertrude Percy Adams France

Betelson Johnson Concord Couple Wed in Maplewood

The Concord Junction wedding of Henry Bertelson and Miss Alfield Johnson took place Saturday night December 18 in Maplewood. The couple, both from local towns, received wedding gifts and will reside at 56 Commonwealth Ave. Bertelson works as an engineer at the Allen Chair factory.

Concord Boston Concord Junction Maplewood Henry Bertelson Alfield Johnson Nora Simpson Nels Nelsberg Bertelaon Commonwealth Ave Hertelaon Ailen

Body of Lt Whipple Parker Arrives in Hoboken

Word reached that Lt Whipple Parker of Co G 316th Infantry 79th Division AEF has died of Argonne injuries on October 19 1918 his body arrived in Hoboken New Jersey and will be handled by the American Legion with services at the State Armory Concord. Harry Parker moved his household goods from Winchendon to a new home on Riverside Ave recently purchased.

Lt Whipple Legion Lt Whipple Parker Hoboken N. J State Armory Concord American Legion Lt Parker Argonne Harry Parker Winchendon Riverside Ave

M B Church Dispenses Health Tonic Promoted Locally

A fragmented notice claims a tonic dispensed by M. B. Church cleanses the bowels sweetens the stomach and invigorates the liver. It urges not to gripe or sicken and mentions weight eight and a street address Foley Rite St Higscash with misspelled branding.

Concord Churches Hold Christmas Services and Pageants

Sunday worship across Concord featured special music and pageants at Congregational Trinity Episcopal and First Parish. Mixed choruses led by Mrs Henry P Thorpe and Miss Faunce performed Christmas music. Rev In. B. Macdonald and Rev Smith Owen Dexter preached. A Christmas morning service at Trinity includes Holy Communion and a play and cantata by local choirs, while First Parish presents a Christmas Vesper and a cantata Night of the Star with soloists Margaret Long Carols and others.

Miss Faunce Wallace B. Conant Herbert B. Smith Trinity Episcopal Church Charles R. Nutter the Messenger Ralph E. Hewitt R. Clifford Pratt Louise Cabot Florence Smith Frances Wood Guardian Angels Smith Owen ‘Dexter Trity Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Mar- Wallace Conant Charles Locke Dethier Noel Seutieces Margaret Long Conant Locke

Time of meeting changed for Christmas carol at Monument Square

The Christmas Eve carol singing time was moved from 5 20 p m to 7 p m at Monument Square. Residents are urged to inform friends of the change and attend.

Monument Square

Concord Sunday School Gala Delights Young Audience

Children aged four to twelve staged a long varied program of songs recitations and dramatizations for a large audience at the Sun ctron of Help rally. Santa distributed gifts and teachers and choir members were honored. local K of C hockey game followed with Maynard loss and home game hopes.

Mother Dear Mary’ Williams Sheehan Anderson Farrell Roger Diskin Red Olga Neig Curby Mary Inway Frances Edn Sheehan William Sheehan Bee Ath Alice Eva Grenier Adeste Fidelis Loretta Dee Bernard Dee Catherine Christian Richetta Perrin Willam Curley Stephanie Subick Dorothea Laughtin Arthur Moreau John Kenna John Sullivan Ben Diskin Elizabeth Amerault Anna Lawton Roth Lyons K. Collins Rose Frawley Emily Maher Robert Ferron Dorothy Kenna Arthur Flynn Charles Doyle Gertrude Elizabeth Irons Santa Jennie Grasel Santa Caus

Pilgrims anniversary service announced at church

Rev Alfred W Stone will lead a Sunday morning sermon marking the three hundredth anniversary of the landing at Plymouth Rock with Christmas music. An evening Christmas Carol service follows. Friday night features the annual Christmas tree and Church School entertainment. Lost pair of glasses in case. Reward offered. Application to Mrs Thomas Connell Jr Main St. Also an ad: Anted a Cook sought by Mrs George D Sohier 80 Main St Concord. Dec 22 11 Enterprise ads pay est.

Alfred W. Stone Plymouth Rock Thomas Connell Jr Main St George D. Sohier Concord

Monument Hall Alleys Open With Local Bowling League Hype

The opening of Monument hall alleys excites bowling fans. the town league, guided by the alleys manager, promises winter entertainment. Post office workers plan a fast pool team and Captain Bill Bulger challenges any town or junction team to a pool tournament.

Monument Hall Post Office Bill Bulger

Minstrel Show by Mansfield-Post Veterans Set for Jan 26 27

The James J. Mansfield Post American Legion plans a large minstrel show at the State Armory on January 26 and 27. Rehearsals occur twice weekly under Misses Madden Powers guiding, with jokes singing and dancing promised to entertain the audience.

James J. Mansfield Post, American Legion State Armory Post Madden-Powers

Unclear OCR Summary From Old Newspaper Fragment

Fragmentary text mentions women veterans and an auxiliary group. Names and clear events are illegible. No measurable action or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.

Court Approves Marriage Transfer in New Jersey Notice

The record shows a formal acknowledgment of a name change or marriage transfer involving parties including Mr Charles W. Brown of New Jersey and Kae, the daughter of Mé and Mrs Arthing J. Smith. Details are limited in the readable fragment.

Arthing J. Smith Kae Charles W. Brown Ton, N. J

Green Feeds for Chickens in Winter

Winter feeding tips from the United States Department of Agriculture highlight sprouted oats alfalfa and clover hay cabbages and angel beets as good green feeds for hens. Cabbages can be hung in the poultry house and beets split and placed on a nail to stay clean. Provide oyster shells grit charcoal and ample clean drinking water at all times.

Vaitell States Department of Agriculture

Woman Fills Ranger Duty at Tahquitz Peak Lookout

Mrs Reindorp wife of the district ranger case took over his lookout post on Tahquitz peak in the San Jacinto district California after he fell incapacitated. She donned khaki rode a horse and landed blankets while holding the lookout for over a week. The incident is one of those reported to the United States Department of Agriculture through the forest service.

Tahquitz Peak San Jacinto Califormbi i Reindorp United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service

Sunday Services At Lord's Day Church Schedule

George A. Tewksbury leads morning 1045 service with organ prelude prayers and sermon for children. Sunday school follows, evening gathering at 5. Christmas service under Sunday School auspices Tuesday 345 to 430. Pastor's class Friday 745. Prayer meeting 830. Church committee meeting. Those wishing to unite by letter invited for next communion on Jan 2.

George A. Tewksbury Ermon

Relief Committee Urges Rapid Donations for Hoover Fund

The Concord aid effort supports Herbert Hoover's 3.5 million relief pledge for starving children in eastern and central Europe. One dollar feeds a child one month. ten dollars sustains until harvest. Rev Smith A Dexter spoke last week. local donors include the American Red Cross and the Y M C A W C A. Colonel Robert Goodwin leads the committee with Pliny Jewel and many volunteers, urging immediate contributions.

Concord ii Hoover American Relief Association Herbert Hoover Europe Hoover Smith A. Dexter American Red Cross K. of Concord Literary Digest Allen French

C M and H Railway Service Tied Up

Service on the C M and H was discontinued for several hours Sunday after a broken trolley wire fell on Sudbury Road near Stow Street. The 8, 9 and 10 o'clock cars were held up. William J Bulger Jr has received an umpire offer from the International League for next season but has not decided. G Walter Vialle of Torrey and Vialle expects to be about again later this week after two weeks convalescing with an injured knee. A lost book notice announces book number 24377 lost with payment stopped by Henry F Smith Jr treasurer Concord Massachusetts.

Sudbury Rd Stowst William J. Bulger, Jr International League Bulger Oser G. Walter Vialle Torrey and, Vialle, Automobile Distributors Nook Ben Los Henry F. Smith, Jr Treas Concord Mass

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