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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1939

Page

5

Bride and Groom Celebrate Elegant Rural Wedding

The groom wore a dark suit and the bride a white gown with a coronet and veil. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and sweet peas while the maid of honor wore a blue velour hat. Guests gathered at the bride’s parents home for a reception attended by relatives and friends. The couple, popular in their circle, return from a wedding trip to Lovell Road.

Girard Hit Stow Maid of Honor Reaide Lovell Gtoom

Hol o Rehearsal for Hudson lodge degree team

A rehearsal of Hudson lodge of Odd Fellows new degree team directed by Louis I. was held last night. The degree ceremony is set for February 21 with new members listed including Clarence Be Lively Howard R Pratt and others. Carl Phipps will succeed Clarence Lively as second degree drillmaster. A dance follows at St Jean's Hall Marlboro with Ken Reeves Mount Washington Hotel Orchestra.

Hudson Hudson Lodge Oda Fr Louis i Clarence BE Lively Howard R. Pratt Roland N. Wright Charles W. Learned Elmgr Clarence and R. Blake Henry Wafson Robert Bailey Frank Kibdilda Charles Veasie Milton Jillaon Carl Phipps Clarence Lively Ken Reeves Mount Washington Hotel Mercl Grae St. Jean's Hall Marlboro

Funeral Held for Local Civic Figure in Woodlawn Cemetery

The obituary notes a respected civic and national politics watcher who died at his home on William H. Road after a long illness. He leaves three brothers Arthur Collinsville Edward and Harry Groton and two sisters Mrs May Brigham Hud son and Mrs Salome Crosby Springfield. Funeral services were held Sunday at Memorial Chapel Woodlawn Cemetery conducted by Rev Arthur H. Wilde.

William H. Road Torbrook Sreenens The Times Pew Arthur Collinsville Edward Aon Harry Groton May Brigham Hudson Salome Crosby Springfield Memorial Chapel Woodlawn Arthur H. Wilde Banta Church Burn Westlawn

Old Timers Honor Two Long-Serving Acton Residents

The South Acton Old Timers Club hosted a joint birthday party for George Worster, age 80, and Joseph Hvans. The 17 gathered enjoyed oyster stew, two birthday cakes, ice cream, and coffee, sharing games, radio talk, and discussions of local to national topics.

South Acton Old Timers Ings George ‘Worster Joseph Hvans Worster Eva Sweet Alberta ‘Tuttle

Dramatic Club Oratory Contest Highlights Maynard Event

Maynard Dram atic Club sponsors an oratorical contest for Maynard high pupils to be held in the school auditorium in March. Prizes total 40 dollars with 10 dollars to the winner and two 5 dollar prizes for second place, one awarded to a boy and one to a girl.

Maynard Reigh The Maynard Dramatic Club Any Air Voige

Seniors To Hold Valentine Fete At High School

The senior class will sponsor a Valentine dance Friday night in the Auditorium with Ray Harrington providing music and specialties. Patrons include Mr. and Mrs. James P. King and several seniors such as Miss Ethel Butterworth Miss Alice Kearns and Miss Ruth J Wilson. Committee members feature class officers Helen Lubin Ebba Nelson Doris White Eleanor Murphy John Higgins Walter Lankiewka and others.

Maynard Ray Harrington Lowell James P. King Ethel Butterworth Walter Tierney Alice Kearns Leo Mullin Ruth J. Wilson Paul Helen Lubin Ebba Nelson Doris White Eleanor Murphy John Higgins Walter Lankiewka Errc Heinonen Leslie Rivera Alexander Lalit

Emily A. Gordon Died At Age Ninety Two In Lancaster

Emily A. Gordon a former Magna schools teacher for about forty years died Monday night at her nephew Chitk ering’s home in Lancaster in her 92nd year. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at five o clock at her nephew's home. Miss Gordon was remembered by many old residents she taught the first lessons of grammar to. A Mardi Gras court jem per event is advertised for St Jean's Hall Marlboro on Tuesday February 2iet adv.

Maynard Misa Emily A. Gordon Magna Chitkering Lancaster Miss Go Uca Mardi Gras St. Jean's Hall Marlboro

Club Members Review Late Books at Maynard Woman’s Club

Five members of the Maynard Woman's Club led discussions on "What's What Among the Books" at a yesterday afternoon meeting in K of C hall. Mrs Lessie McGarry presided as Mrs Grieve Farnell Stockbridge Cade Siswick spoke, with an enhanced piano program by Dor Taylor Viola Hirvonen Ruby Hamlin. The president announced a district gathering on March 14.

Maynard Maynard Woman's Club K. of C. Hall Lessie McGarry Frank Grieve Frank Farnell Carl Stockbridge Howard Cade Helen Siswick Dor Taylor Viola Hirvonen Mise Ruby Hamlin George Washington Alfred McCleary Hare Mra Harvey Greenwood Mth Distreet

What is Your God? Service Leaders and Young Members

The morning service was led by Howard Weaving Robert Mc Garry Willis Stockbridge and Gil bert Mann with five young church members assisting. Mr Jordan spoke on a recent Young People's Fellowship talk and is an alum of Milligan College Theological School. Guests Elmer Selenius Belen Tehin Ellen Killinen Irma Osma Ruth Hellonen all studied under Miss Ruby Hamlin at the Babe People’s Fellowship service last Sunday. A conference of ministers from nearby towns will meet this Sunday at the Congregational Church with Mr William Bicher delivering the evening Young People’s Fellowship talk.

Howard Weaving Robert McGarry Willis Stockbridge Gilbert Mann Mr. Jordan Theological School Milligan College Milligan Tennessee Elmer Selenius Belen Tehin Ellen Killinen Irma Osma Ruth’ Hellonen Ruby Hamlin Babe People’s Fellowship Oo Hamlin Conference of Ministers Manem Congregational Church William Bicher Young People’s Fellowship

In U S Navy Adolph Walch

In the U S Navy Adolph Walch served during the war at sea and shore stations. The record notes his service date and rank with unspecified assignments and later discharge details.

Adolph Walch Marvtivan Worwigg U. S. Navy

Recruit to Navy Training Station Newport R I

A recruit from Framingham will undergo final physical examination at the Boston recruiting station before being sworn into the U S Navy. He will depart this afternoon for the Newport Rhode Island Naval Training Station for about twelve weeks of recruit training instructions.

Boston Mass U. S. Navy U. 8. Naval Training Station Newport R.1 Framingham

Mardi Gras Event at Marlboro Hall Features King Lent

Come and See King Lent in royal robes as Marlboro hosts a Mardi Gras event at St Jean a Hall on Tuesday February 2lat with advance tickets.

Lent Mardi Gras St. Jean'a. Hall Marlboro

Home Workers' Supper Wednesday at Flist Church

The Home Workers of First Church Congregational will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church parlor. Supper is served at 6 20 by the G Welele with Mrs. William Mann as arrangements chairwoman. The text then notes images of the Lanon tele and California and the seven following items.

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