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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

5

Finnish Couple Weds In Maynard Ceremony

Miss Lillian Pekkala and Laur i J Sudbury tied the knot in a May day wedding at the Finnish Congregational church home of Rev George Koponen. The bride wore white taffeta with veil and carried gardenias. bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Guests came from Maynard Campbridge Lowell Waltham and Wilmington. After the ceremony they traveled to Philadelphia and Chester for a Finnish Tercentenary before returning to Maynard to reside.

Lillian Pekkala Love Avenue Lauri J Thes Valley Maynard Camptiage Lowell Waltham Wilmington Dela Philadelphia Ivania Maynard High-School

Ford Plans Celebration With Bonfire Remembered

Members of the Bedford club work to complete a large bonfire for a midnight kickoff. A midway fair is set for Saturday afternoon to raise funds with games of chance serving hot and cold drinks and food.

Bedford Ive Club

Bedford Notes and Local Households This Week

Rita Converse of Fletcher has ag her cuest this week om sé Tina Bilva of Burlington. Miss Hsther Sullivan, daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Sullivan of Elm Street, is spending a week with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs J J Mara, in Concord. Mrs Dodge and her two sons have rented the Young apartment on Springs at and moved in that week. See Mrs Edwin Jones of Great road is spending a week with her sister, Mrs Sparrow, in Wellfleet.

Rita Converse Fletcher Tina Bilva Burlington Hsther Sullivan F .H Sullivan Elm Street J J Mara Concord Edwin Jones Great Mrs Sparrow Wellfleet

Recovering From Injuries In Sudbury After Horsefall

In Sudbury, Nancy Fairbank, injured Thursday when her horse slipped and threw her to the road, is coming along nicely. Glass shattered but no eye damage. she had been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddy P. Stiles, when the high spirited horse sped.

Sudbury Nancy Fairbank Nancy Eddy P. Stiles

Maynard nuptials for Jokinen Lively couple details

Miss Tyyne Jokinen daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Jokinen will wed John R Lively son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lively in St Mary's Church Marlboro on Sunday July 3. Attendants will be Helmi Jokinen and Herbert M Lively. Reception at bride’s parents Maynard. Honeymoon trip to Washington then home in Westboro. Hudson notice reports Mrs Ashley C Eddy injured when her car fell into ditch on Church Street at 10:30.

Maynard Washington Westboro

Parish Food Sale and Social Event Details

A community sale and social event lists food booths and activities. Mrs Frank Perkins and several named organizers prepare refreshments, with a candy booth run by Mrs Richard Cutler and others. The nursery is supervised by Mrs Norman Beaux and helpers. Decorations by local parish members and supper served at 6 30 p m by Ames and assistants.

Frank C.perkins George J. Raymond Oakes Elleworth Giddings Cuter Smith Candy Booth Richard Cutler Obert B Richard Norman Beaux Modward Hunt Emman Sider Leslie H Barrett William Grab Arthur Fay Mason Ring Joseph B Fay David John , Hall Frank C Perking Richard Piper Ames

Sudbury Social Notes Include Wedding and License Grant

Miss Joy Tufts attended the wedding of Miss Eleanor Murphy at Nashta New Hampshire on Saturday. The Board of Selectmen has granted a victualler's license to Mrs Carrie Stone on the Post Road. Emmy Lou Fitch, supervisor of drawing in Framingham schools, was entertained at North Cote by Miss Anne Morganthau.

Joy Tufts Candy Hill Eleanor Murphy Nashta N. Hyon Board of Selectmen Jhas Carrie Stone Emmy Lou Fitch Framingham Northcote Anne Morganthau

Acton Teacher Club Hosts Annual Pianic Picnic

The Acton Teacher Club held a midweek picnic at Fort Pond with fishing and swimming. Gifts were given to two soon to wed teachers, Robert A Dolan and George A Braman, who plan marriages before fall. Braman married Gertrude Puhakka last Saturday and Dolan will wed Dorothy T Harrington on June 30.

Acton Fort Robert A. Dolan George A. Bradman Braman Gertrude Puhakka

Mrs. Ida Lloyd Edwards Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery

Mrs Ida Lloyd Edwards wife of William Edwards of Waltham was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery last Saturday afternoon. She is survived by—

Ida (Lloyd) Edwards Woodlawn Acton Ida (Lloyd Wiliam Edwardsi Waltham Woodhol Jaye Terhoon Byiitnes

West Acton Church Plans Summer Outing and Services

West Acton Baptist Church outlines a Thursday Sunday School outing if the weather permits joining Byron's Grove South Kelmsford for a boat ride and picnic. Evening services pause until September with Ambassador Glass guest and a sermon by Gordon Tate. summer Morning services continue at 10 46 with soloists in place of the senior choir.

West Acton Baptist Church Arthur H. Pax Suniday Arthur ‘W. Lee Ambassador Glass Gordon Tate Christ Musgell Briggs Roderick MacDougall Hubert Wulmboldt Elizabeth Burroughs Costello

Bedford- David Dodd Birthday Party

David Dodd son of Mr Frank Dodd and Mrs Elm Street celebrated his sixth birthday with a small party last Wednesday afternoon. Pink and white decorations adorned the table as ice cream and cake were served and games followed.

Bedford David Dodd Frank Dodd Elm Street

Fragmentary genealogical note from a town record

The text lists family members including daughters, two sisters of Gloucester and three brothers of Nova Scotia, with names such as Mr Standish of Wakefield and Mr Edwards, and references to Charles Smith of the town. The fragmentary OCR preserves limited details about relationships and origins.

Waltham Jtwo Sisters Gloucester Nova Scot Gemming Standish Wakefield Edwards Charles Smith

Newborn Clare Addison joins Robins family in Concord

Clare ence Addison, born last week at Emerson Hospital in Concord, weighs 10 pounds 2 ounces. Mother and baby in good health. Dr Orma L Clark attends. Other notes mention church food sale led by Mrs Lyde and Roland Eanes, Alfred Gilbert Jr receiving a Bette Davis medal, and a reference to advertising pays dividends.

Clarence Robins Clareence Addison Emerson Hospital Concord Orma L. Clark

Frou Fa prepares: September meeting noted in Los Angeles

A fragmented notice records a committee from Marlboro and The Drum lore group sending a check this week for an event in Los Angeles scheduled for September. The text is incomplete but indicates a planned gathering and financial step.

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