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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1940

Page

8

Community notices from Sudbury area gatherings

Scouts at Algonquin Council Camp Resolute Little Pond Bolton. Friday club at Mrs Charles H Way’s for cards and refreshments. Gray family at Meredith NH summer home. First Parish Church Columbus Day dinner chaired by Grange committee. Parish Sunday School at 9.30 am. Sudbury Woman’s Club president visiting Greenfield NH. Rev Elmore Brown two week Institute Camp Sterling MA. Town Clerk and Mrs Gerry visiting Cohasset. Togneri and Hargis family at New Hampshire hills. Summer services 9:30 am at First Parish Unitarian Sudbury Center. Minister John Malick speaks for three Sundays July 28 August 4 11 with topics on life and fiction.

First Henry E Webster Sudbury Woman's Club Maxwell Eaton Greenfield N. H Elmore Brown Center Methodist Church Christian Institute Sterling Mass Frank F. Gerry Frederick Williams Belmont Gerry Cohasset Angelo Togneri Alice Kingsley Hargis Art Centre Hills New Hampshire Sudbury Center Ohn Malick

Mohawks and golfers compete across New England weekend

Lincoln Mohawks members Sammy Hosmer Georgie Johnson and Jim Tompkins along with Maynard pitchers George and Johnny Lehte played three games at Gorham Laconia and Manchester New Hampshire. Concord golfers William Faversham John B Buttrisk and Henry H Thompson Jr. played in the Jacques and Clyde golf tournament in Boston. West Concord Cardinals were to meet Mast Water town A C at Rideout playground but opponents failed to appear. Raymond J. Clapp of Middlesex Rifle Club competed in the state shoot at Reading last Sunday. William O'Brien of better young golfers shows improvement after illness şi.

Sammy Hosmer Georgie Johnson Jim Tompkins Maynard George Johnny Lehte Lincoln Mohawks Gorham Laconia Manchester New Hampshire William Faversham John B. Buttrisk Henry Thompson Jr Concord Jacques and Clyde Boston West Concord Cardinals Mast Watertown A. C Rideout Playground Arsenal Kappa Sizma Pis West Concord South Boston Raymond J. Clapp Middlesex Rifle Club Reading William O'Brien

Torsieff Vacation Trip Reported From Acton

Rev and Mrs Andrew J Torsieff of Arlington Street with Dr and Mrs George B Carr of Lynn drove to Canaan NH Saturday to Whitefield on Sunday and back to Acton on Monday. Mr Torsieff is taking a vacation from his duties as pastor of the Medford Hillside Universalist Church.

Andrew. J. Torsieff Arlington Street George B. Carr Lynn Canaan New Hampshire Whitefield Acton Torsieff Medford Hillside Universalist Church

Reynolds Family Welcomes Son David Reed Reynolds

Rev and Mrs Albert Reynolds announce the birth of their son David Reed Reynolds. The Rev previously pastored Memorial Church and now serves a church in Manomet where the family resides. Parke Bartlett advances in aviation at Grafton Airport. Charles F Goodnow III now works for a Georgia lumber company.

Parke Bartlett Grafton Albert Reynolds Memorial Church Manomet David Reed Reynolds Charles F. Goodnow Georgia

Middlesex County Picnic Set For July 31 At Wayside Inn

The Middlesex County Extension Service sponsors a county picnic at Wayside Inn Sudbury inviting county residents and officials Governor Saltonstall District Attorney Bradford and County Commissioner Bowditch. The event runs from 10 o'clock with grounds open for tours and a prize for the town with the most points. Two large parking areas will be set aside for picnickers. Bring family and appetite for a day of lunch and recreation.

Middlesex County

Ipswich pounds St Casimir's 12 to 5 in baseball romp

Sacred Heart of Ipswich routed St Casimir's 12 to 5 on Ipswich grounds. Ciolek led with four singles. Bialek brothers and Podmostka each had two hits. Saints managed 11 hits but were too dispersed. hot summer afternoon saw six innings with four run bursts including a decisive third and seventh.

Maynard Sacred Heart Ipswich St. Casimir’s Ciolek Bialek Brothers Pod~mostka Saints Hd Wasiik Johnny Gudzinowicz Het Karpiechik Ben Gudzinowicz Fd ‘Kitowicz

Card of Thanks for Florence Woodart

Expressing gratitude to those who offered help and kindness during the bereavement of Miss Florence Woodart. Signed by Mr and Mrs Carl Haskins and daughter.

Florence Woodart Carl Haskins

Mrs Strauch Visits Haywards and Sawyer Family

Mrs. F. A. Strauch of Waltham enjoyed several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Hayward and her sister and brother Miss Clara Sawyer and Benjamin Sawyer, all of Main street, South Acton.

F. A. Strauch Waltham George Hayward Clara Sawyer Benjamin Sawyer Main Street

Four Acton residents spend weekend at Rowley

Dr B A Mayell and colleagues W Burton Harvey John A Rouse and Arthur Emerson visited Rowley for a weekend gathering. Mr Emerson, formerly an Acton assessor, now resides in Heaton.

B. A. Mayell W.burton Harvey John A. Rouse Arthur Emerson Rowley Mr. Emerson Heaton Acton

Garden of Thanks for Flower Gifts and Sympathy

The Moynihan family expresses gratitude for flowers Mass cards and sympathy shown after their bereavement Mrs John Moynihan and family thank friends and neighbors for support during this time.

John Moynihan

Thanks to those who showed kindness after aunt Florence Woodart

Laura Geers Nutting of Berlin Massachusetts expresses gratitude for the support during her aunt Florence Woodarts illness and during bereavement, and for the beautiful flowers from neighbors and friends.

Florence Woodart Laura Geers Nutting Berlin Mass

Concord Grows Busy As Town Reopens And Projects Advance

The Selectmen reopen Monday after two week closure. Grand Knight Charles Mara presides at the Knights of Columbus meeting at Monument Hall. B M railroad depot work on Thoreau Street nears completion with a paint update by the Concord Garden Club. The repaired clock tower at the depot is again visible to residents and commuters. The Hopes Lewite Circle hosts a sewing class at 8 p.m. at the Evangelical Free Church parsonage with Mrs Rafos as hostess. Fire and police personnel take vacations. Lt Otis Whitney serves at Bourne during refresher training. August church services unite Trinity Episcopal and St Anne’s at 9:30 a.m. Mrs Reginald Sivier and daughter visit relatives. the Dee family returns from a car trip. Junior Red Cross sewing class meets at Mrs Francis Safford’s Central Street home.

Selectmen Elizabeth F Brennan Concord Council Knights of Columbus Monument Hall Secial Charles Mara Thoreau Stret Concord ‘Garden Club Red Cross West Concord Francis J. Safford Central Street

Local notes from Concord and area items

Miss Sadie Hawley enjoys two weeks vacation at Chatham and near the Cape. Mr and Mrs Walter B Driscoll receiving congratulations on the birth of a boy July 21 at Emerson Hospital. Robert Dempsey son of Mrs Anna C Dempsey improving after an appendectomy at Emerson Hospital. Joseph McBreen son of Mr and Mrs Henry E McBreen confined with mumps at home. Mr and Mrs H Robert Bygrave leaving for Nova Scotia for August vacation. Rev George F Mulcahey curate at St Bernard's Church returned after two weeks away. Rev Otto T Rafos preached at Carlisle Congregational Church in absence of Rev Burton L Goddard who is on honeymoon. Concord Woman's Club summer reading class to be held next Monday. hostess and reader to be announced.

Walter B. Driscoll Fairhaven Road Emerson Hospital Robert Dempsey Anna C Dempsey Belknap Court Joseph McBreen Henry E McBreen Potter Street George F. Mulcahey St. Berrnard’s Concord Otto T. Rafos Evangelical Free Church Carlisle Congregational Church Burton L Goddard Esther Hempel Concord Woman's Club

Balcolm Files for Congress in Third District

Col Carroll H Balcolm of Clinton Massachusetts files for the Republican nomination for Congress from the Third District with a five point program. He cites education experience in law and military service plus affiliations with American Legion and Soldiers and Sailors Club. He supports national defense compulsory training old age assistance and unemployment relief with strong safety nets while opposing ideological incursions and intervention.

Carroll H. Balcolm Walnut Street Clinton Massachusetts Frederick W. Cook Congress Balcolm Mass Washington, D. C LaSalle Extension University Chicago Illinois

Union Service In Congregational Church Sunday

Union services of the Methodist and Congregational Churches will be held at the Union Congregational Church from next Sunday morning and continue through August conducted by Rev. H F Fulton of the Methodist Church. The final union service was held at the Methodist Church last Sunday with Rev. Leonard W Fowler officiating. Patrolman Sam Beattie of the West Concord barracks competed with the State Police pistol team at the Wakefield state shoot.

Maynard Union Congregational Church H.F. Fulton Methodist Church Leonard W. Fowler Sam” Beattie West Concord Barracks Wakefield

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