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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1931

Page

7

SPECIAL PRIVILEGE FOR VETS NATURALIZATION GIVEN

Veterans of World War are urged to apply for special naturalization privileges. Eligible veterans who served after April 5 1917 and before Nov 12 1918 may be naturalized under lenient terms with waivers on filing fees arrival certificates and tests. Applicants may appear in court take the oath, with Massachusetts Division of Immigration and Ameri canization offering free services and interpreters. Offices in Boston and branches in Fall River Haverhill Holyoke Lawrence Lowell New Bedford Springfield Worcester and Fitchburg.

Af Adson John Stewart Halph John W. Manning F. W V. O'Day Ign Ware Allen United States Atch Massichusetts Atc Ey General of Massachusetts Massachusetts Division of Immigration and Americanization State House Fall River Haverhill Holyoke Lawrence Lowell New Bedford Springfield Worcester Fitchburg

Two Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in City

Two child patients, Clarence Letendre and Amy Gardiner, are diagnosed with scarlet fever. Both are under care of city physician Dr. A E Le Marbre and reside at 67 Preston Street and 95 Preston Street respectively.

Scarlefouver Clarence Letendre Preston Street Amy Gardiner Hoy Gardiner A. E. le Marbre Fiafassiore

Birth of Marlboro Baby Girl to Cashman Family

A baby girl was born this morning at Marlboro Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Cashman of Emmett Street. Mrs Cashman is formerly Miss Mary Meehan.

Marlboro Paul Cashman Emmett Street Marlboro Hospital Cashman Mary Meehan

Hudson-Plans for April play by First Federated church

Plans are being made by a committee from the First Federated church to stage a play in April. Ruth Bishop serves as committee chair and Miss Augusta Older is named to coach the production.

Hudson Temibera First Federated Church Ruth Bishop Augusta Older

Rotary Club Presents Rev Louis Paredes as Speaker

Hudson Bree Allen oversaw proceedings at the Rotary Club meeting last week and introduced Rev Louis Paredes, rector of St Luke's Church, as the featured speaker following prior requests.

Bree Allen Rotary Club Louis ‘Paredes At Luke's Ch

Marriage license filing includes Sophie Kertinis and John Doyle Jr

Application shows Sophie Kertinis of 138 p Apsidy street and John Doyle Jr of 48 Harvard Street Waltham, both workers, with Frank P Whitman of Cottage Street new delivery job for Whiting Milk Co running a route including Hudson.

Sophie Kertinis Frank P. Whitman Cottage St Whiting Milk Co Hudson

Sudbury Principals Visit Washington and School Closure

Sudbury public schools will close at noon next Monday while Principal Flynn and Mrs. Flynn visit Washington. Pupils attending the Town meeting may observe the New England Town Meeting. Teachers Mrs Naylor Bonin and Mrs Mabel Moore are noted in the vacation week news.

Flynn Washington, D. C Sedbury New England Sudbury Harriet Naylor Bonin Mabel Moore

Sudbury High School Teachers Form Local Club

Sudbury teachers meet to organize a local club within the Massachusetts Teachers Federation. Officers elected for the year ending Oct 1 1931 include Virginia Sawyer president Benjamin Hill vice president Esther Adams secretary and Richard Bittinger treasurer.

Sudbury High School News Sudbury * Teachers Af Are? Cent Massachusetts Teachers Federation Virginia Sawyer Benjamin Hill Esther Adams Richard Bittinger

PTA Meeting Focused on Vocational Guidance

On Wednesday evening February 11 the Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting. Leon Davis from Bedford spoke on vocational guidance and its place in the school day, delivering an engaging message to attendees.

Parent and Teachers Association Parent-Teacher Association Leon Davis Edford

Third Annual Demonstration Of Acton Schools Held

The third annual physical education demonstration at the Acton High School drew a large audience of parents. Pupils from Main Street Bantreeft Bancroft Street and Roos Velit schools performed ball relay contests, wand drills, folk dances, and apparatus work with high school pupils earning vigorous applause.

Ketn Reginald Sawyer Main Streét Bantreft Stréet Acton Emerson F. Fuller

Pastors to Exchange Pulpits in Berlin Churches

Metho dist and Unitarian pastors have exchanged pulpits. On Sunday March 8 the Methodist congregation will hear Rev Louis G Hudson, pastor of the Congregational church, with a special attendance urged.

Berlin Louis G. Hudson Congregational Church

Marlboro Whist Party Benefits St Marys Church Fund

The Marlboro weekly whist party for St Marys church building fund was well attended. Prize winners included Mrs Buzebe Thibadeau for a three months subscription to the Marlboro Enterprise and Rev. Chas Cormier of Shirley among others.

Marlboro St Mary’s Church Building Fund Armand Cote Buzebe Thibadeau Jos. Craig Chas. Cormier Shirley Joseph Vaillancourt Ed. Goulet Boothbay Frank. Demers Louis Proulx Louise ~ Cioutier Blzeac Chabot Hormidhs Sanseville Charles Brodeur Eugens Boucher Alfred Langlois

John Yourell Guest of Ira G Dudley at Westboro

John Yourell of Westboro visits Mr and Mrs Ira G Dudley as a guest. The social call highlights local hospitality and family connections in the Westboro area.

John Yourell Westboro Ira G Dudley

St Patrick Observance Plans Discussed At Marlboro Meeting

Marlboro Division 16 A. O. H. held a special meeting at Hibernian Hall to plan St Patrick's Day observances on March 17. President Daniel B. O Connor led the session. Several new members were admitted.

Hibernian Hall Daniel B. O'Connor

Maynard Sport-O-ettes and Local Sports Notes

Believing Midland League pace rushed Westboro High to withdraw two years ago this year Coach Fisher built a strong quintet with wins over Holliston and Newton. Westboro seeks the championship at Whitinsville while Concord fails to send runners to major meets. The Mohawk Club of Gardner beat Y. P. S. Lu 38 129 with Laikas Gonins Torppa and Kanigas starring. Catherine Coughlan shoots at 15 per game and Leommetér teams and local players are noted amid a patchwork of names and anecdotes from area schools and clubs.

AL Cowles Westboro H. S Fisher Holliston Newton Westboro Whitinsville Ich Concord H Andover Gardner Laikas Gonins Torppa Kanigas Catherine Coughlan Leommetér Wass Pierce Hielen Sezerzen Eunice Gamactie Harvard Fitton A.C Bob Asbjornsen Cincinntii Reds Tyko “Doc” Supela Maynard H. S Brooklyn 'N. Y Yiends Euklen Kantos Coast ‘Guard Rutahen Gaisa Art Heimer Canton Trojans D. M Maloney Carnera

Inter-Club Session to Open New Rotary Meeting

President John M Miller announced next week's joint gathering of three clubs in Cochran Haik. Fred Teela, now with Rotary International Headquarters, will speak. Guests from Maynard are to become charter members of the Marlboro Clinton club forming there.

John M.miller Marlboro

Tuesday Club Meeting Reads The Adams Family Paper

At a Tuesday club gathering yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs Benjamin B Kenyth, a paper titled The Adams Family was read by Mrs Charles M Houghton.

Hudson Benjamin B. Kenyth Adams Charles M' Houghton

West Acton News Roundup and Local Updates

West Acton notes report Miss Laura Stockwell improves but remains seriously ill after pneumonia. Sylvester farm at Stow Road sold to a Lincoln resident who occupies the home. Sylvesters left for Woodstock but may return to Acton. West Acton residents held a turkey dinner in South Acton on February 25. Red Cross West and South Acton branches have sent two hundred dollars to the Drought Relief fund, with more funds arriving.

Laura’ Stockwell Boston Parker Sylvester Stow Road Lincoln iMany West Acton South Acton

Shower for Miss Evelyn King in West Acton

Miss Evelyn King received a surprise shower from friends at the King home in West Acton last Thursday night. The living rooms were decorated with red hearts and festooning, capturing a Cupid's shower style.

Evelyn King West Acton King Home

Charity Shower Decorates Hall with Hearts and Gifts

Miss King hosts a Valentine themed shower with archery games and heart decor. Guests include Mary and Dorothea Coburn, Wilma Porter, Alice Parker, and others as they raise funds for the troops and Wearin end sale through a Hartford hall event.

Miss King Alfred Tracy Jack Desmond Irving Din Sabott Mary and Dorothea Coburn Wilma Porter Alice Parker Pauline Tracy Laura Dorothy Davis Ruth Lillian Feltis Ruth Teele Ruby Baker Benj. Smith Tack Desmond Wendell Burroughs Doris Bigelow Harvard

Girl Scout Food Sale Planned for Saturday Feb 28

Joe Concord Girl Scouts promote a food sale scheduled for Saturday February 28 at 3 p.m. The event aims to raise funds through baked goods and refreshments at a local venue.

Girl Scout Joe Concord Girl Scouts

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