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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1926

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Evangelical Lutheran convention highlights cultural unity and missions

The June convention of the Evangelical Lutheran church opened at a city church and drew clergy and lay leaders from across the Midwest and East. Leaders praised Americanization efforts, home and foreign missions, and planned a new hospital in China and a biweekly Ohio Pennsylvania Eastern Conference paper.

The Evangelical Lutheran of America le Street League of Young Christian Association of Eastern Cosental Divine Ser Tie Church Cal Oregon Middle West A. Holomio Helsingfors Foreign Society of Boarch We United Lutheran Church J. el Merbillie Kev A. Hoima Rnnigh Missionary Society Kernia Finland China Ohio Pennsylvania Young Peopies Christian Association Allston Brighton Ceils Lonial Hall Worcester Gardner Fitchburg Quincy Maynard Weabody Boston

World War Memorial Dedication Planned in Acton

South Acton Edward Quimby Post 284 A. L. invites all ex servicemen and visitors to Acton to attend World War memorial dedication on June 20. Gather at G A R Hall West Acton at 2 30 PM then march to Acton Centre for 3 PM ceremonies.

Edward Quimby A. L Acton Acton Centre G. A. R. Hall West Acton

Woman's Club Program in Concord

The Concord Woman's Club holds a musicale on January 24 1927 at the vestry of First Parish Meeting House at 3 45 PM. Mrs Henry F Smith chairs the event with member and non member course fees set at two and four dollars respectively and single admission fifty cents. Tickets go on sale in October through Mrs Winthrop D Hodg es.

Club Musicale i Henry F. Smith First Parish Winthrop D. Hodges

Postmistress Extends Local Mail Route To Seensetes Se

Through the effort of postmistress M Hannah Pfaffer the mail to Seensetes Sy Sap So Ee is added and forwarded from there. Mail closes at 12 30 and leaves on the 1 07 bug. John Ruse of Needham long a Bedford resident has been taken to Peter Bent Brigham hospital for treatment.

Hannah Pfaffer Seensetes Sy Sap So Ee Paul Revere John Ruse Needham Bedford Peter Bent Brigham Hospital

Blacksmith Weds Missittanle at The Manse

The blacksmith of Spring Street united in marriage with Missittanle Bean at The Manse with Rev. W Thompson officiating. Mrs Versane of Bedford is reported well and the couple plan to reside on Spring Street.

Spring Street United Missittanleyeah Bean

Hospital Drive In Bedford Aids Local Groups

Executive committee formed to organize a Bedford hospital drive. Members include Claude A. Palmer Nathan Daniels M. L. Winchenbaugh and leaders from Anthony Post Bedford Women’s Community Club Ladies Auxiliary Bedford Grange Civic Club and three churches urge residents to participate and support the hospital fund.

Bedford Athony Post A. L Ladies’ Auxiliary Bedford Women’s Ommunity Club Bedford Grange Civic Club Bedales Nee &. & G. Paréntee Eee

Concord Juniors Show Strong Sprint and Field Shows

O Connell led with three first places across events for the first year team at Concord. Robert Connell of 77 sprinted to a 100 yard dash win, with teammates placing second in several finals. Cieco of 27 and Cool-Di of 28 dominated the shot put and related events, delivering strong marks and second places.

O'Connell Robert Connell William Robert Cieco Vige Secundo Philip Cool- Dift

United Co op Society Pays Dividend to Members

Walter Niemila, manager of the United Co op Society, reports that business has been very good and the cooperative will pay a dividend to members.

United Society Walter Niemila The Busse

Bedford Health Board Renovates Emergency Room

Bedford records show the Board of Health dedicating an emergency room in the town hall for the Health Nurse. A Cradle Roll Party was held June 10 in the church vestry with mothers welcomed, games, ice cream, and cookies. Mrs Alma R. Skelton oversees the program. Post 221 A L attended the World War veterans event in Woburn on June 6. Mrs G A Skelton and daughter joined graduation exercises at Merden Academy Windsor New Hampshire beginning June 6.

Board of Health Alma R. Skelton Cookaaader Wiles William Wilkins Martin Woburn G. A. Skelton Merden Academy Windsor N. H

Dad's Lunch Owner Learns Barn Damaged in New Hampshire

P. W. Jones, known to thousands of motorists as the genial proprietor of Dad's Lunch, has been informed that a barn on a farm owned by him in New Hampshire was destroyed by fire. The blaze caused extensive damage to the structure and its contents, with fire officials investigating the cause.

P. W. Jones

Whitney’s 72nd Birthday Noted By Family Friends

Relatives and friends offered congratulations on Whitney’s seventy second birthday. A native of Acton, he moved with his wife, who was born in Weston, to Concord after their marriage on June 9, 1874, where they have since resided and where he serves as foreman in the Road Department.

Whitney Mr. Whitney Acton Weston Concord

Maynard High School Class of 1926 Banquet and Graduation

Maynard High School holds its 1926 graduation exercises on Wednesday June 23 at the school auditorium with tickets required for commencement. The program includes a welcome by George Elson, essays by Louise Hinds Kathleen Hinds and others, a class ode, and a class gift presentation. Sheridan’s orchestra will play at the reception and dance from 9 to 1, with many seniors listed among attendees and speakers.

Madeline Pruze Baward Vodoklys Sheridan Tick Bison Andrew J. Fardy Ebba Fonsell Paul H. Cath- Green Annie Derine A. Heardon Anna L. Kathleen B. Hinds Holt Una Holt Mathias Hulme Helen I. Jamieson Laura F. Kelley Har M. Jones Leonard F.land V. Larkin Fannie S. Lehto Loulse B Henry A. Murphy Caroline M. Murray Pauline A. D. Newton Sylvia V. Nummaelin Madeline G Prue Florence Seder Taiino Walter Panit

Concord Junction Graduate Pursues Public Health Research

Miss Sullivan receives the degree in science from Concord's class of 1921 and will engage in bacteriological and chemical research for public health education. She plans a brief visit with friends in Montclair, New Jersey after graduation.

Concord Junction Concord

Notable Graduates and Faculty Remarks Highlight Ceremony

The orator asks each graduand and faculty member for remarks. Roger C. Feun heads abroad for a sabbatical year while Verdinand Riege departs for Monson Academy. both are named as the Masters responding.

Er Gag Ivy Lase Roger C. Feun Verdinand Riege Monson Academy

Concord High Girls Baseball Clobbers Swampscott 22 Runs

Concord High School girls' baseball, led by captain Miss Leanor Chubb, crushed Swampscott High 22 in seven innings on Monday. Concord built a large early lead and eased off late as most runs came in earlier frames.

Swampecott Concord High School Miss Leanor Chubb Swampscott High Concord

Death of Chelmsford youth after appendicitis operation

The MacAusicks of Chelmsford Road mourn the loss of their youngest son Center who died Saturday at Copp's Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He was a third year student at Lexington School. Funeral services were held at their Chelmsford home on Tuesday.

C. B. MacAusick Chelmsford Road Center Copp’s Hospital Lexington School

Fire destroys fifteen airplanes at Weston flying field

Fire swept Weston flying field at 2 46 this morning destroying fifteen airplanes. Weston fire units were unable to stop the flames which illuminated the sky for miles and prompted motorists on the Boston Post Road to view the scene.

Weston Weston Fire Nt Boston Post Road

Five Hurt in Two-Town Highway Crashes Near Concord

Five people were injured and nearly twenty shaken in two back to back accidents on State highway near Concord, Lincoln. The first triple crash involved a Rizzato sedan and Maguire machine at a sharp grade, damaging Tuttle and others, then minutes later a Dana Olson Arlington Heights car collided with Charles Malloy Waltham touring car, Malloy’s vehicle toppled over a fence with a nose cut and a child cut in the face. five passengers in Malloy’s car were injured.

Paul Revere Farm Concord Lincoln Dominico Rizzato Sergi Fred Nolan Concord Police Maguire Groton Tuttle Trafic Dana Olson Park Avenue Arlington Heights Frederick Thomas Maloney Butler ‘Avenue East Lexington Charles Malloy Fernsteet Waltham Malloy

First Senior Dance at Acton High School Auditorium

The first senior dance of Acton High School will be held in the hall auditorium on June 26. The Moon Orchestra will play. Matrons include Mrs C W Larence Winifred Bruce Hazel Murray Mabel Noyes and patron is C W Larence.

Acton High China School Hool Auditorium Mee Moon C. W. Larence Winifred Bruce Hazel Murray Mabel Noyes

Real Estate Auction in Billerica Mass by John A Finigan

Auctioneer John A Finigan announces sale of farm property with houses in Billerica Massachusetts. Terms require a $1000 deposit, balance by certified funds or check. Sale conducted by Concord Massachusetts based firm.

Billerica Mass Alexander Aoa John A. Finigan Concord

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