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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1927

Page

6

Graduation party hosts and local society notes

Mr and Mrs A J Rourke hosted friends at a graduation supper for Maurice Stuckert a well known pitcher of the local team Northend term Miss Helen Wilcox daughter of Charles Wilcox a student in physical education is at Camp Kinawatha Wilton Mo with her parents due back weekend James Ledgard and his brother Edward attended the Massachusetts Newsdealers Association outing near Lake Boon Misses Helen Wilcox Ine Newton Helen Gardner and Franses Archer plan a summer in Chatham Bar Inn Saul Kaufman and Eva Rudin marriage intentions filed in Maynard Walter Sheridan completed his first violin season with Boston Conservatory of Music and enrolled for a summer course A church food sale Friday afternoon by the Union Church Ladies Society a note of local social activity and moving plans.

A. J. Rourke Maurice Stuckert Northend Helen. Wilcox Charles’ Wilcox Beaton Kinawatha Wilton Will James Ledgard Eoward Massacsetts Lake Boon Helen Wilcox Ine Newton Helen Gardner Franses Archer Chatham ‘Bar Saul, Kaufman High Street Eva Rudin Rabbi I Sherr Rudolf Sholm Hel&h Union, Co Ladies Renew Society

Local High School Notes and Upcoming Games

Brow of High School reports scale progress as Ty Py’s team plays two Middle League games this week with a twilight contest at Maynard. Rube Greenhalge records 1086 Maynard. The annual reunion is set for Saturday evening in the high auditorium. Glass officers include Nor mh Johnson president Edwin ton vice president Dorothy Kaiene Jennie. Hok Oberg returns home after visiting relatives. The school closes for a break with Friday vacation and Haynes as guest of Bert Hartwell.

Igh Ty Py Neaday Puapuatt Maynard Miiealk Maynard Rube Greenhalge High High Auditor Normh Johnson Edwin Ton Dorothy Kaiene Jennie Hok Jacob Oberg Arsipesibanus Doyle Tee Er Nchoel M . A. Haynes Bert Hartwell

Makela Elected Junior High School Team Manager

Makela has been elected manager of the Junior High school team for the upcoming season. Arvo N. cogen is named as coach. The squad, in its first year as an organized team, shows promise and receives support from local townspeople.

Vo Makela Arvo N. Cogen An. Envi- D

Marriage Intention Notices For Leon Reach Lambert Maria Michele

Readable fragments indicate a marriage intention between Leon Reach Lambert and Maria Michele of Lowell. The notice names both parties and references the civil filing context.

Qarntions Leon Reach Lamber Maria Michele Mar Lowell

Visiting Miami Student Attends Bowdoin Commencement

A Miami youth, son of Mr and Mrs Smithers, is staying with relatives in Bowdoin College area during the first week. He plans to attend the commencement exercises and is a certified accountant by trade.

Smithers Miami Steet Bowdoin College New Ok, Me

Banns and Society Notes From Local Churches and Families

The junior and senior editions note plans for distribution and social events at Murphy and Lake Boone cottage areas. Individuals include Mr and Mrs Walter Courtney of Montclair NY and Miss Marcia Wallina involved in art activities. Details mention weddings, engagements, and upcoming ceremonies at local churches with names such as Leo Downey and Miss Mary Bakun.

Murphy. Snyder Lake Boone Walter Courtney Montclair Ny Courtney Brooks Marcia Wallina Homer Green Beverly Manomet Mae Sts Mi DrAtep Leo Downey Wilett Ernest Radmudsen Chik Worcester Frank Murphy Ded Mill Road Parkes Mary Bakun Percival Leo White Frank der Mare Post A. L Bridketa

The King’s Daughters Daughters of First Parish Meet

The King’s Daughters of First Parish met at noon last week with Mrs Hillam and Mrs Gordon. Plans were formed for the annual flower mission for the Towne Daughters. It was voted to maintain a nominal support at Emerson Hospital. The final meeting of the season will be next Tuesday afternoon at Mika’s home near Howe.

King's Emerson Hospital Mika Howe

Walch Lodging Meeting Highlights At Magonia Hall

A Boston meeting at Magonia hall featured an excellent program with attendees from the Lotus Quarter area. Guests from nearby towns were present and Maso was served during the event.

Charles A. Walch M. Ohserved Magonia Hall Lotus Quar Boston Maso Towua

Weekend Guest Dr Car Petona Events Noted

The article notes Chatlen1 as the weekend guest of Dr Car Petona at New ies TtoA with a meeting planned for Monday night. It mentions the Royal event and an August vard. It references a church meeting and a local effort with attendees including a technician and a student from Adama NofMbl school. It also mentions Mary M of South Boston as a weekend guest of Miss Haynes. Robert Dan leads an orchestra engaged to play Saturday nights at Long Lake.

Hia Car Petaona New.ies Ttoa Roya Uts Adama NofMbl School Newton Wike Muphy Nanean Mary M South Boston Haynes St. John Toy Hens Wiper Sergee Arly Ae Os Ser Aon Oe Sion Robert Dan Engafa Long Lake Littleton

Children’s Day Observed at My Es Church Service

Under Superintendent Miss Sigud Olsen and Mrs. Aghes with Mrs. Joseph Grege directing, the Metho dist church held a Children’s Day program. About 60 Sunday School children recited, sang, and presented exercises, with Rev. Charles R. Pedersen speaking briefly and each child receiving a tied flower as a keepsake.

Sigud Olsen Aghes Joseph Grege Tite Methodist Pelecatel Gesketack Ing Ildren Sane Hae Gore Maen Stanley, Johnson Arlene Nob Daria Carlson Kennett Pet" He Peterson Virginia K. Maurer Barhagary Whitney Petersen Jeanette St Milwenlane Nichelson Hilda Olen Optborg Herman Angeraen Gress Jr Mseere Mildred Olen Barbara Gregg Lois Bisnor Otsberg Bar- 9 Ihada Nother Crsis Powers Des Barbara Mea Jekeron Mildred Olsen Josephae Bols Bisnor Rtesenes Charles R. Pedersen

Graduation at Normal School Honors Local Student

Graduates from Normal School include Harriet Lor, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Naylor, and Polyart, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Polyart. Parents and many friends attended the ceremony celebrating the achievements of the girls.

Harriet Lor Naylor Ployart William Ployart Gradu Reiron Tenpsrr Normhal School Arene Ren Nerier Eich Rg Nortel School

Memphis ship and family note from U S S Memphis

Raymond Puffer recalls service aboard the U S S Memphis a personal battleship of Col Charles Lindbergh while visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Edward R in Memphis as he spends time at home with family.

Raymond Puffer Searmn Memphis Coli Charles Lindberg And Edward R

Rickles Storewide Sale Narrowed to Extra Width Shoes

Storewide sale at Rickles focuses on wide shoes, offering extra width options. Limited sizes highlighted as heavyweight stock shifts. Customers seeking comfort and fit urged to visit the Rickles location to explore the expanded selection.

Fifty or so pupils graduate from Peter Bulkeley School

About sixty pupils receive certificates at Peter Bulkeley School and will enter the fall term. Names include Emma Clahane, Ralph Hoey, Maurice Kenney, Lawrence Flenery, Alfred Windsor, and many others listed in the ceremony.

Misa. Padersens Misa Emma Clahane Peter Ralph Hoey Maurice Margaret Kenney Lawrénce Flenery Alfred Windsor Hugh Ruge Brethen John Brigham Barba Marshall Emily Peterson Elie Susan Cnemen Suse Hurray Omastke Paulin Weaibed Hewat Danié Keyes Philip Davis Franklin Prescott Elena Albans Josephing Riz Zanito Eizabeth Eae Katherine Byron Biizah Genevieve Hill Laa Catherine Rushe Nelson Helen Deacon Ruth ' Ashjornsen Cae Whenile Edward Byrort Thomas Fillet Cleo Capre Mattinson Pauline McCarthy Margaret McGann Azhes Mullen Lealie Peterson Soffriti Norman Syencer Wilam T Allee Tobin Ruth Tomp Elizabeth Venti

White: Joheaa Variety of Style at Riellen Shlaynard

Legal stamps advertisement placed opposite 5 and 10 provided by Riellen Shlaynard, noting acceptance of stamps for legal services.

Joheaa Riellen Shlaynard

Methodist Sueno Church Sees Sunday Events and Lecture

The Methodist Sueno Church at 4 Brooks St. announces Sunday events beginning with a high school graduates’ commencement service at 10 45 AM, followed by a baccalaureate sermon by Mr Carroll at 6 30 PM. Barbara Such will lecture and play the musical saw at 7 30 PM on North Africa, with a midweek prayer service Wednesday at 7 45 PM.

Sueno Os C Brooks St Beccalaureate Lr. Carroll Finworth Dorothy Carroll Speciak Georgianin Barbara Such Africa Georgiana Barbara Such Methodist Church Maine Baroim Asia North Africa Ain Anderson

Maynard Club Holds Monday Meeting at Mrs McCleary’s Home

Mrs Rachel McCleary hosted the Akacutive Be gathering at her Maynard home Monday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Jiva Frye Mrs Essa Case Mrs Florence Dawson Mrs Annie Naylor and several other members. Mary Mahoney named chair of conservation after Bessie Cole’s resignation.

Maynard Union Congregational elects officers for year

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Union Congregational church in Maynard elected officers for the ensuing year. Officers named include French as president, George as vice president, Harold Nordberg as secretary, Lillian Holmes as treasurer. Additional members listed: Eric Farnell Howard King Kenneth Murray Doris Dawson Philip Eiapp Irving Wooldridge Arvid Kojala Mildred Axford Jane Botcourt Frances Abchie flower Ethel Carlson Elizabeth Lelthead Frances Archer pianist.

Five Thousand Candle Power Lights Installed in Maynard

Five thousand candle power lights were installed recently at the corner of Main and Nason streets in the square at Maynard. The new lighting illuminates the heart of the business district and has drawn much favorable comment, with many suggesting the entire area be lit similarly.

Main Nasonisstegets

Tribute to Orrin Stedman Reflects a Life of Service

A long tribute honors Orrin Stedman for fifty years of public service and charitable work. He is remembered for gentle kindness, duty, and efforts to ease sorrow in troubled homes. His legacy endures in a neighborhood that recalls his steady guidance and unselfish help.

Orrin Stedman Ren Osta Pired Palma Allah

Death of Celia A Lingley in Maynard

Celia A Lingley wife of Frank Key died suddenly Thursday morning at her home 184 Main Street after feeling unwell while hurrying to work. She is survived by her husband and four children Mary Rita Ralph and Mrs William Johnson. Funeral held Saturday at St Bridget's church with a requiem mass. Burial was in St Bridget's cemetery. Floral tributes reflected community regard.

Maynard Celia A. Lingley Frank Key Main Adelaide Carlton Summe Street Mary Rita Ralph William ‘Johnson St. Bridget’s Church Edward F. Crowley William Johnston Frank Parks John Carpenter John Johnson William Keyser Daniel O’brien St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Recitations Highlight Miss Maynard and local performers

Recitations by Miss Maynard and Doris Dawson with a program by Evelyn Andrews Beverly Jenniston and Helen Brayden. Mrs Inez Andrews presented selections. Edwin Toop served as rector of the Ukelele Girls. Refreshments included ice cream cake and lollipops. Arrangements were handled by a committee including Mrs Florence Dawson Mrs Inez Lester Reed Mrs May Den son and Mrs Rachel Schultz.

Miss Maynard Doris Dawson Misa America Evelyn Andrews Beverly Jennston Helen Brayden Inez Andrews Edwin Toop Florence Dawson Inez Lester Reed May. Denson Rachel Schultz

Bentley School Graduate Raymond Heson Wins Accounting Certificate

Raymond J Heson of M and Mrs William Hellawell Pine Street graduates from the Bentley School of Accounting Boston in the first week. He works as a stenographer in Boston and studies evenings for advancement in business. His parents and sister Gladys attend the graduation exercises.

Raymond J. Heson M& m William Hellawell Pine Itreet Bentley School of Accounting Boston Hellawell Maveate High School Gladys

Maynard Night Delights 80 Children at Lodge Event

Maynard June 22 80 children attended a lodge meeting at Odd Fellows hall hosted by Miazpah Rebekah Lodge. An excellent program featured vocal and instrumental readings by the Ukulele Girls a two revue with performers portraying Col Lindbergh New York Elizabeth Murray Stow Harriet Bamford Boston Marion Jester Concord Dorothea Bamford among others.

Maynard Miazpah Rebekah Lodge Odd, Fellows’ Hall Myal Migs Per King Col. Lindbergh New York Elizabeth Murray Misa Stow Harriet, Bamford Boston Marion Jester Concord Dorothea Bamford

Bates College Graduation Day Noted for Alfred and Mrs M

Mr and Mrs Alfred E M attended the commencement exercises at Bates College on Friday Saturday.

Alfred E. M Bates College Frida

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