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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
7
The Christian Science Monitor argues true satisfaction comes from understanding one infinite Mind, God. It cites Jeremiah, Psalms, and Mary Baker Eddy to claim real contentment rests on spiritual identity as the image of God, not material senses or carnal mind.
Sudbury Miss Gladys Mae Bentley daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bentley South Sudbury Mass became the bride of Rudolph August Stenman of Colebrook Conn on Saturday evening June 12 The ceremony was at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Bentley Terryville Conn The Rev J Edward Lair officiated The bride wore a white taffeta princess gown and carried a bouquet of white roses gypsophila and lilies of the valley Miss Elinor Bentley was maid of honor In coral pink musseline de soie Her bouquet featured blue delphiniums and pink roses A reception for 60 followed The couple left for a trip through New York State and Canada and will reside in Winsted Conn upon return The bride is a South Sudbury High School and Framingham State Teachers College graduate and has taught three years Mr Stenman a graduate of Stewart School of Aviation is in contracting with his father in Colebrook
Peter A Piecewicz, Maynard High School class of 1935, received his Worcester Academy diploma at last week’s commencement. During his two years he led the Astronomy Club, fenced for the varsity team, and sang in the school quartet, earning the Prye Achiever Award of Fine Arts. He plans to enter Tufts Medical School.
Joseph B. Punty, 61, died Saturday at the home of his son Charles Punty on Dhiecol Avenue. The funeral was held yesterday and burial followed at Old Point Cemetery in Madison, Maine.
Horse Macone, a Concord rider and Concord High School sophomore, won the 12 1 2 mile Providence Turnpike to junction of Routes and 128 handicap race riding a Raleigh six day frame. Finishing times list Frank Drouin, Gerard Cameron, William O'Brien, Mil Robb, Rab Macone, Joseph Jones, Edgar L Abt, W Gallant, Jack Woolner as top eight with Macone posting a 2 12 1 2 minute handicap. Frank Woolner, the current BAR record holder, did not race due to returning from the 100 mile German race in New York where he placed fifth. The event awarded medals to the top three finishers.
Acton High School’s 1937 Torch yearbook, 36 pages with scarlet velour cover, honors athletic coach Robert A. Dolan. The dedication praises his leadership at Acton since 1930, noting his role in building teams, school spirit, and mentoring students. Dolan, from Marlboro, educated at Park University Worcester and Boston University, earned a Master’s in Education last week.
Ruth Noll daughter of Mr Mra Albert Noll of Stow and West Acton has won a state college award in Brookline Massachusetts for outstanding performance in drama and related school activities. She has participated in nine plays and numerous school and dramatic activities over several years.
Acton High School faculty and seniors, spouses and friends attended the baccalaureate service at the Acton Universalist Church. Rev Norman L Kellett spoke on facing future paths with questions about where they are going and what they will do. A 1087 year old, a Tufts College graduate, gave a sincere talk on challenges as graduates enter adulthood. Mrs Leotard played the organ and the vibra harp was rendered by a church member.
The Clark-Osborn family reunion gathers 75 relatives at the old Clark hear Sud Centre on Saturday. Attendees come from California and Nebraska with nearby friends for outdoor activities, a parade of seven generations, ball games, a basket lunch, singing, and a commemorative song.
The Rev. Arthur H Lambourne of Providence Bible Institute delivered a reading at Memorial Church. The event highlighted religious education and community faith activities.
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