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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
3
A Concord couple graduates high school as the bride sings in the West Concord Union Church choir and has been active in church school and Girl Scout work. The groom, Mr. Manosh, works at Anderson's Market and attends Suffolk Law School as a student.
Mrs. Joan A Maewh announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth C Mae to Wilbur E Manosh. The ceremony took place Thursday at West Concord Church with Rev Stone officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Washington and reside on Central Street in Concord.
Sunday June 10 service topic is God the Only Cause and Creator with Bible citations from Psalms 72 and Isaiah 44 6 plus a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy describing God as divine Principal Love the universal creator and all inclusive Spirit.
Concord High routed Reading 25 to 4 on Emerson Playground to seize first in the Middlesex League. Cook collected five hits while DiCicco was 4 for 5 with an .800 average, and captain Flanagan pitched before Bush closed out the game.
Mary Ruth Clahane and Anne Byron paced Concord as they won three matches in singles while Belmont claimed both doubles. Mary Draken defeated Helen Griener 6 1 6 2, and Byron beat Mary Dwyer 4 6 6 3. Brett and Betty Kimball beat Edmonds and White 6 1 6 11 6 1, Borntof and Chase beat Matson and Murray 6 2 6 2.
The Fenn School baseball team finished the season by beating a fathers nine 19 to 17 on the school diamond. A dramatic last inning rally produced 16 runs for the sons, delivering a close victory over the dads. Batterson fedgarton Pratt Reynolds and Doe noted in the box.
A local Woman's Union announces a planned food sale for next week. Organizers urge community support and outline available baked goods and beverages for patrons. Proceeds will benefit union programs and local charitable efforts.
The Electro Cello, a new invention by Mr Tulin the young Russian with notable musical background, will be played here in public on June 8 after a prior warm reception from High school pupils on May 26.
Dr. Frank W. Clelland pastor leads Children’s Day. Church worship Sunday June 10 at 8 45 a m Holy Communion 11 a m Morning prayer and sermon 5 p m Confirmation by Bishop Sherrill.
A notice describes valued "diplomas" for depositors ranging from $200 to $8000. Holders receive quarterly income at 4 percent per year without further payment. Some will continue monthly deposits, and withdrawals are allowed at any time. The May series remains open.
In Lincoln James Clark of 10 Bigelow Somerville operated one car after a collision with Gertrude R Clark, an employee of the Concord Gazette, ending with a rolled vehicle down a bank. In Concord Mrs Cleary Bassing of 694 Waltham Street Waltham broke an arm andinjuries when her husband’s auto collided with a machine driven by W C Randell of 51 Cross Street Reading.
New appointment at Peter Bulkeley shop as Scoutmaster Winery sees George E. Erickson and Philip T Flavin among leaders including Julian D. Ballou and Arthur A Boyt while Daniel F Viles steps down from Se- role.
The sympathy of the community goes out to William A Rodday of West Concord on the death of his wife since 1881. He leaves a son, William A., of Concord, and a brother, Samuel, of Dorchester. The funeral was at the First Universalist Church on Buena Vista Street, Roxbury, at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon. Burial followed in Forest Hills Cemetery.
The Ladies Union of the West Com corner Church hold their annual lawn party on the church lawn Friday June 22. Proceeds support church activities and community projects. Community members are invited to attend for fellowship and refreshments.
Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U S W V and Vicinity Council will meet on June 10 as they join the British Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts in a parade to the North Bridge to decorate graves of unknown British soldiers and honor American war dead. Vicinity Council No 1 and officers were invited to attend and participate in the parade.
Firemen respond to a residence on Belknap Street no damage reported. Library readers honor roll expands with Elinor Peters and Nancy Viscariello. Congratulations to Fred Byerly and spouse on birth of Robert Nagle Byerly May 29. Miss Mary Mooring and Miss Helen McCarron leave for vacation to Washington. Edith Nourse Rogers attendees visit White House and plan return. Frank H Rideout Rideout and spouse attend baccalaureate. Dramatic Club stages Little Women.
Mrs Pauline Hanson widow of Mads Hanson formerly of this town died Thursday May 31 at her home in Hartford Connecticut The body was brought to Concord for services in Sleepy Hollow cemetery Sunday morning Rev George Loring Thurlow officiating She lived here many years before moving to Hartford and was born in Sweden 79 years ago She is survived by a son Harold of Hartford Another son Edwin died overseas during the World War.
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