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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
4
An upcoming Calvary Church notice mentions a wartime character study titled "Character" with an anticipated detailed announcement next week. It notes involvement of an individual from Ny poo Interest and references themes tied to the era, including a mother during the World War.
Services at 9 30 a m at First Parish Meeting House Lexington road with BP ward P to preach. In Spirit and In.
Concord notes week one results for Red Cross swimming tests. Volunteers named include Mary Vialle Barbara Vialle Lavints Ville Frances Hull Shirley Foote Helene Silverman and Mrs C E Wilson. Passers in Beginner Test list Barbara Richardson Madeline Loftun Marion King Ann Broderick Barbara Harrington Florence Gormley Nancy Richardson Helen Peterson Meriam Stuart Betty Wood Theresa McKenna Hubert Holden Priscilla Gerow Jean Rackle Ralph Gerow Mary Damas Mary T Montton Viola O Connell Patricia Anera. Swimmers named Louisé Vialle Calvert Wilson Howard Hatch David Wilson Mary Murphy Ann McKenzie Lee Morgan Ann Pratt William Rackles. Girl Scout Swimmers Helen King Mary Loughlin Muriel Lewis Jean Murphy Mary Murphy Emily Gibbs Margaret Damon. Side Stroke participants include Merton Sanborn Helen Bowser Leonora Luckshaw Florence Gormley Lucile Healey Betty Coolidge Mrs. Matthew Dee Veronica Dee June Hood Norrie Johnson Sylvia Short Barbara Harrington Emily Engebretson Helen Peterson Barbara Richardson Thelma True Edith Fisher Evelyn King Catherine Barr. Crawl Stroke features Lee Morgan Ann Pratt Lois Frendenburg.
Rev R Eliot Marshall of Lexington will preach at Trinity Church Concord July 15 morning service. Rector Emeritus Rev Smith Owen Dexter and Rector Rev Charlies Russell Peck will be present for the service.
Dodge unveils the 117 inch Big Dodge with lower prices and economy features promising up to 100 savings on operating costs. The listing touts floating power mounts for smooth ride and includes options like a 17 inch wheel rumble seat convert sedan and factory Detroit backing under a special credit plan.
John R Mc Manus served as best man for Gaudet Boston in a ceremony at the Othetic University. The couple, traveling to Bermuda after the wedding, plan to settle in Greater Stith. The bride wore heirloom Chantilly lace and carried a lilies of the valley bouquet. The groom also returned with the sand first prize.
Mrs Stella Dustin Bradbury of North Acton Mass buys the Union Land and Lumber Company holdings in Maine and reorganizes as Franklin Land and Lumber with Rolfe Bradbury as President and Mrs Bradbury as Treasurer. The firm controls about six thousand acres of timberlands across several Maine towns. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preached at the West Concord Union. Mr and Mrs Howard Pawerdans performed on violins at the event.
A local resident born in Warren Maine faced a serious condition and failed to rally, marking a somber note for the community. The obituary indicates the individual later lived in the city, with scant further details available in the readable text.
Sunday at 10:45 a.m. a service on God as subject of heaven will be held in Churches of Christ Scientist. Local notices mention readings, library hours 2 to 5 p.m. weekdays, and a July 16 lesson sermon from Acts 17:24. Community members attend readings, travels, and summer plans across Concord.
Se oeeee ees Music announces its third concert of the season to be held this week at its Mer home in Jackson New Hampshire. The program features choral works and a brief introduction by the director.
The minister Rev Stone will preach on Can We Okey Believe in Providence with soloist Miss Wil. Mrs John D Brown arrives from Marion Connecticut to visit West Concord Swampscott with Miss Wetherbee this week and plans to return later.
Box 3 percent called out the West Con cord firemen. The first blaze was an oil stove fire at Guy Beau's Harvard Road home and caused no damage after extinguishment. The second blaze hit Charles Moulton's hayfield with substantial hay destroyed.
William S. Cushing and William Faversham Jr. posted the lowest actual score in a Fourth of July golf event. Walter E. Borden and Miss Helen A. Legate also noted, with Miss Lilly assisting. Walter E. Shaw Sr. plans to work on the Neshawtuc Hill house in July.
The piece reflects on perseverance across sports and life, praising resolve to rise above obstacles. It notes the Co-Operative Bank offers guidance to meet financial challenges and encourages starting now for success and honor.
The joint Planning Board of Arlington, Concord, Lexington, Lincoln and Belmont area forms to regulate development along the New Concord-Cambridge highway route. J Henry Duffy of Lexington is chair and Herbert M Dutcher of Newton named secretary. The group aims to curb undesirable development along the route through virgin territory.
Middlesex County basks in a heat wave as temperatures reach the high nineties with readings near 93 in the afternoon. A large crowd gathered at Lake Walden while event organizer C Q PF plans another Lakah Gowri with Harold Belmore in charge and prizes for top scorers.
Concord reports the funeral of Frank W. Penniman, a native and school graduate, son of the late perman, held recently in the community. The notice highlights Penniman's ties to the area and his educational background.
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