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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1933

Page

6

Community Notes From South Acton Village

The Merriam and Graustein families on Chedwick Street are recovering. Mrs Emma P Reed improves at her son Everett’s Maple Street home. Acton High School to host a February 10 dance at Exchange Hall. Harold Merriam plans a choir concert for Easter. about thirty performers needed. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor organized with officers Carolyn Tuttle, Helen Graustein, Louise Hanson, Carol Crosby, Davie Young, Helen Graustein, Norman Marsh. Meetings Sundays at 5:45 PM with monthly business sessions. membership now about thirty. A January 19 social drew forty seven attendees with music, games, a pastor address, and refreshments. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Greenough at Waltham hospital on January 19. Albert W. Evans returning home from Concord hospital and improving from flu. Roche family recuperating after months of illness. Congregational church held a special meeting to set Sunday services at 6:30 PM and floral committee chair Elizabeth Eumpus chosen. David F. Penney ready to resume duties after illness.

Herbert ‘W. Merriam Parsons Graustein Chedwick Street Emma P. Reed Everett Reed Maple Street Acton High School Athletic Association Exchange Hall South Acton Harold A. Merriam Congregational Church Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor The Carolyn Tuttle Helen Graustein Louise 'S Carol Crosby Davie Young Norman CG Marsh Becket Ruth Flint Mary Fallon Louise Ineson Frank E. Greenough David IF. Penney

West Concord Woman's Club Meeting Highlights

The West Concord Woman's Club gathered at Odd Fellows Hall with President Mrs. Barnes presiding Miss Elenoy Walker of Malden presented readings The Concord School System talk by Leon Fess drew close attention Tea was served by Mrs. Silas A. Beau The next meeting is Feb 3 Judge Emma Fall Schoffield to discuss Everyday Law for Women The Helping Hand Society of West Concord Union Church moved its meeting to Tuesday from Wednesday

West Concord Woman's Club Odd Fellows’ Hall 4Arnes Pringle Elenoy Walker Malden James M. ‘Barries Rosalind Leon F. ‘Fess Concord School Committee Concord Silas A. Beau Emma Fall Schofield Margaret, Hearn Julia Dee Wisner S. Park The Helping Hand Society of the West Concord Union Church

Big Wrestling Bouts Feature Thrills And Mayhem

A chaotic wrestling card at Co-Operative Hall delivered brutal slams and flying holds. Acton Ace Mauro and Billy Robinson drew with a patch over Robby, while Sienkiewicz toppled Baylan in a disputed finish. Terrieau fell to Fontaine in ten minutes, and Carone defeated Kartsonis in six. Next Friday bills Sailor Nelson and others.

Maynard Hall Acton Ace Mauro Billy Robinson Graniteville Robby Bedlam Billy Sienkiewicz Vanglan Balon Billy Baylan Sonnyboy Sienkiewicz Sam Travers Travers Keene Lumberjack Sammy Harry Plattenpure Kid Miller Leominster Frank Bettencourt Peabody Miller Betencourt Bettencourt Reed Yvonne Fontaine Nashua Lucille Terrieau Pepperell Lucille Terriean Miss Fontaine Charlie Pintos Boston Turk Bull Martin Platos Tarzen Kartsonis Carone Sailor Nelson Harry Cook Gus Johnson Pete Sturgis Miller Baylan

Hartwell sisters summoned to Fitchburg over sister’s illness

Mrs. Alice Hartwell and Miss Florence Harttwell were called to Fitchburg due to the serious illness of Fiora Martin who was taken to Burbank hospital for treatment.

Alice Hartwell Florence Harttwell Fitchburg Fiora Martin Burbank Hospital

Resolution on Education Urges Stand to Save Public High Schools

At a Worcester meeting of Massachusetts high school headmasters, a resolution warns of budget cuts and controlled retrenchment threatening public high schools. It urges parents taxpayers and citizens to defend funding, autonomy, and educational quality as essential to democracy and youth.

Worcester Massachusetts Verdun

Mademoiselle to Open Plymouth with Star Cast

Grace George Alice Brady and A E Matthews head a New York cast in Mademoiselle at Plymouth Theatre for a two week run starting Monday Jan 28. The production, based on Jacques Deval's New York success, will tour Boston with the same cast under American Theatrical Society auspices.

Grace George Alice Brady Yselle Paris Vienna Boston Emoiselle American Tre Society

Annual Clearance Sale of Clo and furnishings

Announced clearance sale at Maynard on Main Street offering great savings. The notice references an entity fly and emphasizes merchandised clo and furnishings.

Fly This Y Lerer’s Main St Maynard

Elected Officers Named at South Acton Athletic Association

The South Acton Athletic Association held its annual meeting in the improvement rooms on January 19. Officers elected for the year include William T. Merviaza as president, Charles T. Gallagher as vice president, Frank T. Holland as secretary, and William H. Soar as treasurer.

South Acton AI Association William T. Merviaza Charles T. Gallagier Frank T. Holland William H. Soar

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