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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
6
The piece outlines bridal bouquet traditions from the classic shower arrangement to colonial styles. It notes white bride’s roses with sweet peas and lilies of the valley, colored gowns favor corsage bouquets, and positions florist John R. Comley as a source for the arrangements with Lex 377-W.
Concord students may apply for college scholarships under the will of the late Anna G. Foie with notification to Dr. Theodore Ch.
A Byron Lumber Company advertisement urges choosing high grade stock for lasting, cheaper upkeep. It promotes quality lumber and B P S paint through Maynard based company messaging, claiming lower prices and guaranteed satisfaction.
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows and Willow Rebekah Lodge held their annual memorial service at West Concord Union Church Sunday evening conducted by Pastor Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone. The church choir performed Hast Thou Not Known by Hueger and Rev Frank G Potter Past Grand Master of Odd Fellows in Massachusetts gave the morning memorial address.
The article extols new Universal Glenwood gas ranges at Astwood & Townsend's May Yard store. It highlights efficient heat during baking, the Ivory Stove with green trimming, and urges readers to visit for explanations of the latest kitchen range innovations.
Plunkett Rockwell of North Andover elected captain of the Middlesex school tennis team for next Spring succeeding George Wightman of Brookline. No successor named for C Eliot Warend Boston. Crew captain selection postponed to next season. Seven letters and a manager's letter awarded with four M2s for second crew oarsmen.
The Steam Baths of Oscar Grandahl, proprietor, are located on Powder Mill Road in Maynard and noted as one of the best in the area. Appointments are via Maynard 392-8, with service by trained staff. Open three days weekly: Friday 3 PM to midnight, Saturday 10 AM to midnight, Sunday 8 AM to noon.
The death of Mrs Whitney Jones of South Acton on June 12 marks the passing of the area’s oldest Old Brick School scholar. Born March 4, 1833 in Stow, she witnessed eras from Andrew Jackson to a mill era, with the Summer Street District School No 5 dating to about 1766 and Margery Elizabeth Jefte of Marlow NH among teachers.
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