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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1934

Page

8

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J Gourgas held at home

Concord funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 PM for Mrs. Mary J Bentley Gourgas widow of Francis R Gourgas a former New York banker. Burial followed in Weston cemetery. She lived in Concord after her husband’s death and is survived by son John Gourgas brother Frederick Bentley and half sister Ella Phelan.

Concord Mary J Bentley) Gourgas Francis R. Gourgas New York Monument Street George Loring Thurtow Trinitarian Congregational Church Weston Cemetery Gourgas Ahing Chelsea Joseph Hannah Keatley Brooklyn Mr. Gourgas

The Andersons Triumph in 22 to 2 Victory at Stow Club

At Stow Club Captain John Anderson led his team the Andersons to a 22 to 2 win over the Kennedys. Key players included Robus, Kennedy, Duncan Jr., and Charles with umpire Alec Augue drawing questions over third base calls while Walter Blodgett protected the other plate. A post game supper and tricks by Frank Lame entertained the crowd as a lodge committee organized the event.

John Anderson Fraser Duncan , Jr John Charles Ans William G Robus John Woodworth Donald Andersons Dus Walter P. Blodgett Board and Bridge Frank Lame William H. Davis Lincoln G. Sherman Blair Concord Robert F. Charles South Acton Allan A Kennedy West Concord Bro. Steinaker Baltimore Philip C Holden Newton

Wedding in West Acton Unites Sarah Rose La Tulippe and Harry Joslin

A small ceremony at Arlington road home brings together relatives as Sarah Rose La Tulippe of Arlington road marries Nashua New Hampshire native Harry Weldo Joslin. Rev A J Torsleff officiates. The couple will reside in Nashua where Joslin has a new position.

West Acton John la Tulippe Arlington Road Sarah Rose Harry Weldo Joslin Nashua N. H A. J. Torsleff N.H

First Parish Church to Observe Children Day and Christening

The First Parish Meeting House Mass will host a children day and christening next Sunday. The service starts at 11 and christening at 11 15. Parents may bring children for baptism and the usual kindergarten and Sunday school will be omitted. all meet in the auditorium at 11.

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John W. Sims Dies at 68 in Concord

John W. Sims of 6 Front Street died Thursday at Emerson Hospital in Concord after illness at the A Sabet mill. A Newfoundland native, 68, he lived in Maynard 38 years and is survived by daughter Mrs. Cham Ayotte. Funeral services were at St. Bridget’s Church with interment in the parish cemetery.

West Concord Fire Station Dedication and Flagstaff Ceremony

The West Concord Fire Station was formally dedicated along with the flagstaff on a rain-delayed Sunday. The event, led by Concord Lodge Elks and the West Concord Improvement Society, featured speeches by local officials, a flag unfurling, musical tributes, and a history lesson on the flag.

West Concord Fire Station West Concord Fir West Concord The Improvement Society H. Whittemore Brown Edward B. Caiger Victor Jewett Lowell Middlesex County Birks John Olsen Ryler Wellington Charles F. McCarthy Marlboro Hiks Jewett Benjamin Derby

Grangers Blank Smoke Eaters in Sudbury League Match

Grangers shutout the Smoke Eaters in a Sudbury league game with strong defense. Haskell led the mood for the Grangers as Bob Ross taunted opponents and Johnnie Mercury returned serves. Ralph and Noyes scored for the Men’s Club amid numerous errors.

Grangers Haskell Bob Ross Estar Johnnie ‘Mercury Chief Davison Ralph and Noyes

Legion Triumphs Over Men’s Club in Local Scrimmage

The Legion defeated the Men’s Club 14 to 1 in a rough, spirited game. Baccalaureate services at First Parish church drew a large crowd with graduates from the high school and grammar school listening to an instructional sermon by Rev. William Knight of Framingham. Rev. George H Clarke of the MEH church and Rev. William Channing Browne led prayers and singing as Principal Alan F Flynn and the school committee attended.

Legion Tough School Grammar School William Knight Framingham George H.clarke MEH William Channing Browne Alan F. Flynn

Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Illness and Progress

Ivan Stone, son of Mr and Mrs Stone of Post road, is seriously ill with scarlet fever. Mrs Cabot Devoll shows favorable progress after an operation at the American hospital. Many friends attended Bill Reed’s graduation at Harvard College. Advertising May Dividends.

Ivan Stone Stone Post Road Cabot Devoll Amerean Hospital Bill Reed Harvard College

James Wilson Family Move Into Seely Apartment

James Wilson and family have moved into the Seely apartment on School street. Miss S Eleanor Peterson has returned to her home in Arlington after spending a few days with A N Heverstedt.

James Wilson School Street Sleanor Peterson Arlington W Aiy A. N. Heverstedt

Treasure Hunt Marks Girl Scout meeting and prizes

At the last Girl Scouts meeting a treasure hunt was enjoyed and the club pieces read. Barbara Jenks won the prize for the best write up of methods to earn camp funds. Attendance stars were awarded for 100 percent to Mabel Charter and for 90 percent to several members. Honorable mention went to others with only one absence. New patrols were formed and elections held for next season.

Barbara Jenks Mabel Charter Doris Cameron Lillian Briggs Eileen Lizotte Helen Creeley Elizabeth Davis

Camp estate notices and musical events listed

Fragmentary lines mention an estate camp and mosquitoes, plus a soloist Jane Dowse placed first at a Natick church event. References to Mrs Helen wardson and a bridge club are also noted in scattered text.

West Concord Jane Bessie Judge Dowse Natick Wardson Mrs Helen Bridge Club

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