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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1938

Page

8

Children’s Sunday at Trix Congregational Church Report

At the observance of Children’s Sunday at the Congregational church Rev Ben Willmot led an interiaw pas tor story and four children received books for perfect church school attendance during the year Lauren man, Harvard junior TEENS member, trains at Red Top Connecticut for Saturday’s Thames River race against Yale. Next Monday June 20 the Concord Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 pm in the Veterans Building.

Interiaw Ben Willmot Lauren Man Harvard Red Top Connecticut Yale Thames River Concord Legion Auxiliary Veterans Building

Concord Mothers' Club Elects New Officers at Finale

At Concord, the Mothers' Club final meeting reelected Mrs. Maxwell Lawrence as president and Mrs. Oscar Olsen as secretary. New officers include vice president Mrs. Robert Hackett and treasurer Mrs. Albert C. Cook. A luncheon today at Selley's 1776 House in Lexington is arranged by Mrs. Clarence Ackerman. The club grew from 19 to over 100 members. next meeting is in September.

Concord Concord, Mothers’ Club Maxwell Lawrence Oscar Olsen Robert Hackett Albert C. Cook Henry Engman Sherman Blair Philip Vanderhoof George Currier Kenneth ‘Teedrosdébud Carrier Donald Rowe Robert Fletcher Brain

Maynard Store Found Guilty Under Labor Law

The Maynard J J Newberry company store on Main Street was found guilty in district court at Concord on Thursday morning of violating late labor laws. Judge Howard A Wilson presided with prosecution by the State Board of Labor and Industry. An agency was taken from the decision.

Maynard J. J. Newberry Main Street Concord Howard A.wilson State Board of Labor and Industry

Maynard Red Cross Sends $25 Aid Check to China

The Maynard Branch of the Red Cross forwarded a $25 aid check for China. Donations may be given to Mrs James Mahoney chairwoman Sidney E McCleary treasurer or Mrs Walter Denniston, Red Cross membership drive chair.

Maynard Red Cross China James Mahoney Sidney E. McCleary Assdbet Walter Denniston

Service For J. H. Sexton

Funeral for John H. Sexton of Hayne Street was held Friday morning. A nine o'clock mass was celebrated at St. Bridgets Church by Rev. James P. Sherry. Pallbearers included Daniel Oconnell Howard F. King Edward Hennah Emmett Wall Walter Tierney and Philip May. Burial followed in the family lot in the parish cemetery. Mass cards testified to the love and esteem of neighbors and friends.

Maynard John H. Sexton Hayne St. Bridget's Church James P. Sherry Daniel Orconnell Howard F. King Edward Hennah Emmett Wall Walter Tiermey Philip May

Sudbury Seniors Attend Worship at Memorial Congregational Church

Sudbury high school graduating class members attended Sunday worship at Memorial Congregational Church in South Sudbury. Rev. Leslie Barrett presided, Rev. John M. Foglesong preached, and Rev. Olmore Brown offered the prayer. Music was provided by the church choir directed by Albert Hosmer.

Sudbury High School Memorial Congregational Church South Sudbury Leslie Barrett John M. Foglesong First Olmore Brown Methodist Episcopal Church Centar Albert Hosmer

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A partial, nonsensical snippet provides no clear event or names but suggests a stray phrase cluster. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates are readable.

Local Graduates Highlight Fall BU Entry and Honors

The narrative outlines a BU admission, Phi Beta Kappa membership, and class honors for a local student who planned to pursue further study. It notes Howard A. and Phil’s law and prelaw paths at Boston University plus other area graduates from Maynard High School, Lawrence Academy, and Fordham College, with brief mentions of activities and awards.

Cation Boston University Phi Appa Beta Be Ing B. U Lojka Orbon Howard A. Wt Boston University School of Law Phil Cal High School Dartmouth B. U. Law School Bove Guido Carbone Pasquale Carbone D- Son Street Massachusetts Maynard High School Mees Camera Club Jonn B. Ledgard Jemee J. Ledgard F Giri Joseph Girdsiewski High Street Lawrence Academy Groton Ir. Gird

Card of Thanks for Helen Jacob Family

The family of the late Helen Jacob express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their hour of sorrow. Joseph O Jacob Marjorie B Jacob Phyllis Jacob of Waltham Massachusetts note their appreciation.

Helen. Jacob Joseph O. Jacob Waltham Mass

Pike rushed to hospital after ruptured appendix

Robert Pike, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Pike of Webber avenue, was rushed to Arlington Symmes hospital last Thursday with a ruptured appendix. He is resting quite comfortable at the present time, but still very ill. Mrs Edwin Jones and Miss Nancy Clark are visiting Gerould on the North Road. Miss Theodora and Miss Gerould of the North Road are mentioned in the same item.

Robert Pike Edward Pike Webber.avenue Arlington Symmes Hospital Edwin Jones Nancy Clark Nantucket Gerould North Road Theodora and Mies

Mrs Gifford Heads Bedford Parent Teachers Association

The Bedford PTA annual meeting in the school auditorium elected officers for the next year led by president Mrs Charles Gifford with Mrs Arthur Field installing officers. Reports from committees were read and filed, funds approved for the Red Cross swimming class, and a recital by Arthur Wright and Charles Gifford accompanied by Mr Gifford.

Bedford Parent-Teacher Association Richard Powderly Red Cross Arthur Wright Charles Gifford Arthur Field Harold Wellington Thomas Johnston William Dowsells John Brown Edith Riessle Wilbur Wells William Beecy Fraser Earl Atwood Watter Brolin Connie Poleo Walee Fitch Alfred Stewart Pat] Sullivan Irving John Dickey Edwin Qua Frederick Jenks George

Cloudy Sky Forecast With Warmer Day Ahead

Forecast notes a cloudy day with a slight rise in temperatures. Partly cloudy conditions expected tomorrow with possible scattered showers.

Sudbury High School graduates receive diplomas in town hall

Sudbury High School awarded diplomas to the year’s graduates in a Monday night ceremony at the Town Hall. Irving Priest Lucretia Richardson and Donald Bowry earned highest honors. Bowry and Hilda Cossar won special scholastic awards. the class includes Jeanne Buxton Jeanor Goulding Edith Labsse Jane Mai Lucretia Richardson Eleanor Stone Donald Bowry David Buxton Frederick Christensen Jason Taylor.

Sudbury Sudbury High School Irving Priest Lucretia Richardson Donald Bowry Hilda Cossar Jeanne Buxton Jeanor Goulding Edith Labssé Jane Mai Y Lucretia Richardson Eleanor Stone David Buxton Frederick Christensen Jason Taylor Janet Murphy Donald Rowry Marie Nelson F H Benedict Philena A Bartlett Lewis O Hartman Gi Glee Club Willa A Moody

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