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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
5
The notice lists services for June 7 at 8:00 am and 11:00 am. At 8:00 am a communion service is scheduled. At 11:00 am a morning prayer with a sermon by the doctor and junior choir singing is planned.
Sunday services at 10 45 am and the Sunday school at 10 46 am Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at 7 45 Reading Room hours weekdays 2 to 5 pm subject of the Lesson Sermon on June 27 with the Bible passages from Isaiah Matthew and the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy reads in churches worldwide
The Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church invites attendance at a Sunday service on June 27 at 10 45 am. Rev Frederick L Anderson D D professor of New Testament Exposition at Andover Newton Theological School will preach. He is described as having a conversational and fatherly preaching style.
In July Union Services of the Flist Parish and Trinitarian churches led by Rev. Edward P. Daniels will be held every Sunday morning at the Trinitarian Congregational church on Walden Street.
Daily Masses at 7 am with a special first Friday service at 6 30 am and 7 am Benediction held Sunday afternoon at 6 pm led by Rev W J Shaughnessy pastor of the church.
Rev George F Mulenhey curates Sunday Masses at 7 am 8 15 am and 10 am with Benediction after the last Mass First Friday Masses at 5 45 am Holy Communion at 7 80 am First Friday devotion in the evening at 1 45 Weekday Masses at 7 and 7 30 am Rev William H Finnick listed for a 5
Reverend Edward P. Daniels will preach at the Sunday morning service June 27 with soloist Mrs Esther Davis Hewitt. The Summer Union Services start July 4 at 10 45 am at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Daniels as preacher.
The Concord Garden Club hosted visitors from nearby clubs with Mrs. Frederick Eaton presiding and Mrs. W. D. Bartlett assisting. Tea by guests at the Concord Country Club was organized by hospitality chairmen Mrs. Richard B. Hobart and Mrs. Kenneth L. Hayes. Guides from the club will lead visitors through gardens including those of Miss Mary Ogden Abbott and Mrs. George P. Metcalf among others.
Maynard Co operative Institute and Management Course announced at Massachusetts State College Amherst from July 11 to 24. United Cooperative Society offers free scholarships with applications due by June 28 at United Co op Stores. Details available at the stores. Attendees must be over a specified age.
St Michaels parish held its annual Field Day in Bedford despite rain and cold. The event drew friends from near and far for beano and a tented supper. St Josephs Cadete from South Boston led a parade in color uniforms attracting attention. Pony rides and games gave youngsters small prizes to send them home happy.
Mr and Mrs John Sunderland Brooks street and Mr and Mrs Arthur iontee celebrated their wedding anniversaries Sunday. It marked the 19th anniversary for the Sunderlands and the 21st for Mr and Mrs Jordan. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Axford of Rockville Connecticut and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kabrick.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Tresephen and their daughter Martha, from the University of Missouri, Columbia, arrived last week in Mr and Mrs Harry Nine Acre Corner. Miss Elizabeth Alexander sailed Saturday for Europe to spend the summer traveling.
The Rotary Club held a meeting Thursday with Thomas L. presiding. Concord Police Sergeant Maralaldi Witherell presented a briefing titled Fingerprinting.
Rev Frederick Anderson DD professor of New Testament Exposition at Andover Newton Theological School will preach at the Trinitarian Congregational church. Dr Anderson is Mrs Thurs tow's father and listeners commend his conversational manner in presenting his theme.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Vesta Alexander with Harry S. Cook and his sons sailed on the Scythia for eight weeks abroad. Selectmen report 17 more street lights restored and improved all night lighting in three villages. Assessors confirm 1937 tax rate remains at 28.50, among the state’s lowest. Janet Pierpont attended Miss Mary Louise Ober’s Scituate coming out party. Jack Marhard’s orchestra performed at the luncheon. Mr and Mrs Walter Gierasche visit Washington DC.
Mrs Norman C Spener and her daughters Alice and Anne depart for their summer home in Truro Massachusetts around the third of July.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Kraetzer Jr of Sudbury Road welcome a baby boy born at New England Baptist Hospital at 11 30 Saturday morning June 19. The infant weighs nearly eight pounds and is named John Frederick after Mr Kraetzer's great grandfather.
Honor roll lists for Acton School and Center School across grades 1 to 6. Names include Barbara Beach, Jean Blaisdell, Edmund Curley, Robert French, Janet Goucher, Doris MacGregor, Dorothy Pendergast, Betty Roe, Elliot Strong, Frances Waite, Ja nice Webb, Frank Bateman, Milton Baker, Curtis Briggs, Nancy Durkin, Barbara Reed, Dorothy Schnair, Jean Campbell, Mabel Ca ron, Robert Creeley, Marion Ni chols, Marjorie Meoayton, Jasee Talan Fallon, Charlotte Hardy, Jean Hayes, Frances Merry, Elizabeth Sexton, Daniel Sheehan, John Troupe, Jean White, John Howard, Althea Wardle, Barbara Gagnon, Donald Tupper, Barbara Barry, Nancy Christofferson, Theresa Courvil's, Virginia Heuss, Doris Hollowell, Mildred Hollowell, Pau line Tuttle, Philip Harnden, Edgar Peterson, Donald Willett.
The Sudbury Firemen's Association hosts a field day on Monday July 5 at Recreation Grounds Center. A parade begins at 1 pm from the Schoolhouse in South Sudbury. prizes include ten dollars for best looking floats and five for second, with numerous individual awards. The 1st Corps Cadets Band performs on grounds all day and fireworks cap the evening after a midway of fun.
Manchester connections link relatives from Pawtucket Rhode Island and Beverly with Russell Jordan and Miss Barbara Jordan as the family history unfolds across New England.
Concord reports Harvey Wheeler of West Concord topped his St Marys High School Freshman class at Waltham earning a silver medal. The note also mentions Nancy and Jane Richardson marrying July first at Barretts Mill Road and a Camp Kuhna Seembox stay in Convene Maine for two months.
Johnny Kidder son of Mr and Mrs Henry P Kidder of 8 Hos road has his right arm out of a plaster cast now after breaking it a week ago when he fell from his tricycle near home. He says it will be all right soon. The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting Monday evening in the Veterans Building. Eben Corey of Barretts Mill road spent the day at his summer home in Kittery Maine with his son George and daughter Ruth. Mrs Samuel G Kent of Middle Street is recovering from an appendectomy at Emerson hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wood leave Saturday for their summer home at Rockport to stay all summer.
Mrs George Hill and family depart for Bailey Island Maine for summer. Thomas Todd Jr returns from Dartmouth for the break. Miss Penelope Hitchinson from Main Street is home from Wellsley. Hans Miller of 88 Main Street Harvard Class of 1912 helped compose a skit titled Local Boy Makes Good. The piece pokes at Roosevelt Kennedy and the Kennedy era. The show Monday night filled the Ringe Auditorium with the class members and families.
Mrs Charles W Hutchinson attended her class reunion dinner at Wellesley on Saturday night.
Mrs Florence Angier departs Saturday for New Hampshire in a quiet family travel update noting her planned visit and departure details.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will hold a strawberry festival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson in South Acton at 4.00 p m on Sunday in June. A dry lunch will be provided and there will be no church service that evening. The meeting will continue in Pine Grove at 6.30 p m.
Concord notes the Emerson Hospital Aid Society hosted a gathering for nurses aided by ticket donations from Burton J. Coughlin manager of Peoples Theatre and Mrs. Wallace, with generous support from Mrs. Streghnge Wallace.
Miss Dorothy Mann librarian of Oklahoma City visited Sudbury hosts at Hill Top Rest Home. Firemen quelled a chimney blaze at the Baldwin house on Concord Road. Sudbury selectmen appoint Leonard D. Stiles and John Gaughn as alternate Board of Appeals members. Plymton Road improvements praised by Supt. Noyes. Framingham road residents hosted the Saturday Evening Club.
Over a thousand delegates attended the eighteenth annual State Convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in Swampscott on June 17 18 and 19. Local unit leaders Mrs Edward Cullinane president Miss M A Plavin secretary and Mrs Granville Holden attended. Governor Hurley joined the banquet opening. Concord James J Mansfield Post unit with 85 members earned a citation and gavel for quota attainment. Concord Chapter part of Middlesex County Glee Club which won the departmental prize ninth time. No meetings until September 13 when officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
Police report details an incident where Charles Manty and an associate intervened during an assault in transit. Several youths identified as John Walsh, John Babcock, Armand Ferro, and Aloysius Delory faced charges. a judge set bail at $1000 with others remanded to jail in Cambridge awaiting further action.
The Acton Sewing project ended on Monday June 14 marking an abrupt closure despite expectations of statewide curtailments. Officials at the state WPA praised the quality and quantity of work produced and the project’s contribution to employment. The women express gratitude for the opportunity despite losing work and compensation.
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