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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1935

Page

8

Hibernians Win 19th Set in Concord Tournament

Hibernians clinched the 19th set Friday at nai Hall Concord to raise their season total to 657 points. The Minutemen stood second with 631 points while K of C trailed with 612. A chimney fire at Charlee Forney's home caused firefighters a half hour response. the fire started from a lit fireplace but caused no damage.

Ins Hibernians Concord Nai Hall K of c Minutemen Charlee Forney

Acton Men's Club Forms and Scout Plan

At the Acton Congregational church regular meeting Tuesday the Acton Men's Club completed its organization. President Roy Linscott chaired as George Gilman was tasked to explore starting a local Boy Scout troop. About 18 boys seek a leader and support. W Stuart Allen showed photos of Asion and Central Asia. A social hour followed. The next meeting is April 2 with a planned banquet for members and friends.

Acton Acton Men's Club Congregational Church Roy Linscott George Gilman W. Stuart Allen Asion Central Asia

Wedding reception for Mr and Mrs John Warner in Acton

A wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. John Warner was held Sunday night March 3 at eight o clock at the home of Mrs Emile Noterman in Acton Center. Attending were Albert Wylies Malden O Price R Richards Acton J Bishop Malden Miles Florence Moody North Andover Joseph Noterman Mrs Anne Sweeney Dorchester Emile Noterman Jr Acton and Gertrude Kenna South Acton. After a brief stay the bridal couple will honeymoon in Miami Florida then reside in Chicago Illinois where Mr Warner is in business.

Acton John Warner Emile Noterman, Jr Gertrude Kenna South Acton Miami Florida Chicago Illinois Warner 1

Concord Observes Ash Wednesday Services and Local Meetings

In Concord the Episcopal Church held Ash Wednesday services led by Rev. Charles Russell Peck with a noon parish luncheon and sewing by the Church Service League. The Aid Society ran a food sale led by Mrs Robert Walker. A meditation service occurred 5:30 to 6.00 pm. The Weather Bureau reported a 63 degree high, first above the three month average. At Concord Discussion Group in the high school Lewis Parkhurst spoke on prison condition surveys, joined by Michael J. Dee of the Massachusetts Reformatory. Rev. David Fraser preached at Trinitarian Congregational Church, with Rev. George Lor ing Thurlow preaching in Fraser’s church on Friday.

Episcopal Church Charles Russell. Peck Church Service League Cluba Aid Society Robert Walker West Somerville

Officers and Staff of Emerson Hospital 1935 List

The 1935 Emerson Hospital officers and staff are listed with positions including executive committee members led by Wilford Saeger as president and Mrs Arthur B Brooks as vice president. The corporation includes Joseph M Appleby James Bagley Mrs David A Baldwin Arthur F Blanchard and Rev. Edward P Daniels among others.

Somerson Hospital Wilford Saeger Arthur B Brooks Wiliam Wadsworth Frederick W Eaton Elizabeth Brennan Edward P Daniels Reginald Morgan Burleign L Pratt Joseph M Appleby James Bagley David A Baldwin Arthur F Blanchard Arthur B Grooks Murray Browh Mise Charlene Conant

Medical Staff Roster Read in Obscure Ledger Form

A fragmented OCR list shows names of doctors and medical staff across departments. It includes physicians such as James D Christie MD Lawrence Clark MD John Calunbdo MD and William J Cant MD, with departments spanning X Ray Laboratory Obstetrics Neurology and more.

County Extension Club Forms 4-H Garden Group

A Middlesex County Extension Service meeting at Rey Bond's home organized the 4-H Garden Club with Mrs Bond as leader for a fourth year. Officers named include President Robert Clapp Secretary Dorothy Bond News Reporter Davia Wrinkall and Treasurer Victor Clapp.

Lasa Friaay Denis BK Gilbatt Middlesex County Extension Service Rey R J Bond Acton Garden Club John O’ Handy

Laymen's Sunday at Concord Church Serves Eight Speakers

Trinitarian Congregational Church observed Laymen's Sunday with eight laymen conducting the morning service. Rev George Loring Thurlow sat with his family as four laymen spoke and a double male quartet sang. An evening program began at 5 30 with a cafeteria supper and religious instruction for youth followed by a talk on religion in politics by Ex Mayor Edwin O Child.

Concord Church Trinitarian Congregational Church George Loring Thurlow Edward Lamb Benjamin Moody Wells A. Hall Leslie R. Moore Thomas Todd George Erickson Eliot R. Howard E. Russell Davis Elizabeth Hopkins Middlesex County Extension Service Edwin O. Child Newton

Annursnac Grange Hosts Night in Warner Hall

Annursnac Grange 369 P of H observed a Monday meeting in Warner Hall West Concord with Past Master Fred W. Taylor in charge. Master Howard Edwardson presided as Charles Lamar Marlboro performed piano songs and recitations. The Grange will host Acton Grange tonight.

Annursnac Grange Warner Hall West Concord Fred W. Taylor Howard Edwardson Charles Lamar Marlboro The Grange Acton Grange

Reverend Thurlow to Speak in Wakefield and Amherst

Rev George L Thurlow pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational church will speak in Wakefield on Thursday evening in exchange with Rev Austin Rice of the Congregational church and on Friday he will address a convention in Amherst.

George L. Thurlow Trinitarian Congregational Church Wakefield Austin Rice Congregational Church Amherst

Week of inspirational services in Maynard church

A week long program from March 17 features daily services at 7 30 pm with visiting ministers Rev Leroy A Lyon Rev Albert Anderson Rev Charles Spear and Rev Guy H Wayne. The program includes music by soloists Edwin Carlton Jr Eric Farnell Grace Salloway Eva Duckworth and a film Padre Sahib. A Joe Parents night Friday features Mrs William E Austill Framingham speaking on the church in home life.

John Mex Snepler Webour Ca Vvowell, DD Powell Conference Board of Stewards Eva Duckworth Church School Christ Church School Board William E. Austill Framingham

St Patrick's Party Supports Bedford Veterans Hospital

Maynard Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a St Patrick's party for Bedford U S Veterans Hospital veterans last Thursday. Frank Case and his orchestra provided dancing music. The Maynard unit is a leading hospital charity in the state and the event drew strong inmate attendance. The party committee included Mary Wright and several others, with Mary L imodges visiting the Maynard auxiliary.

Maynard Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans of the U.S Veterans Hospital Bedford Frank Case Maynard State Department Mary Wright Mary Cheney Sophie Walsh Maury Flannery Louise Comeau Katherine Mattson Mary Towler Mabel Holly Elizabeth Reid Margaret Hird Margaret Boothroyd Ethel These Mary L. Tmodges V FW Maynard V FW

Acton Garden Club Special Meeting At Mrs Bond Home

Local Acton Garden Club members attended a special meeting at Mrs Robert J Bond's home in Acton Center last Friday evening and viewed motion pictures. The report notes a large circle of Chester Downey supporters in the wake of his brother Frank's death at Chelsea Naval Hospital Monday morning. Mrs Carrie Kimball celebrated her 72nd birthday quietly at her Central Street home with family. Six Mary Lothrop piano pupils visited Albion Metcalf's Boston studio Saturday and performed a piece in his weekly teacher-lecture class. Pupils included Marjorie Reed Imelda Fallon Georgia Sargent Nancy Starbuck and Eleanor Larrabee.

Acton Albion Metcalf Boston

West Concord Union Sermon and Events Notice

Sunday marks the second lent sermon in the series themed Christ and the Human Soul with a focus on Christ and Spiritual low mood. Children receive a talk on My Prayer. Y P S C E meets Tuesday with a Midweek service on Fellowship of Prayer. Ladies Union hosts a food sale Friday at Adams and Bridges store as Concord High basketball championship series continues.

West Concord Union Fellowship of Prayer Christian Living Ladies’ Union Adams and Bridges

School the sag wenanosed out the freshmen in Armory

Fragmentary report notes a game at the State Armory last week with Nick Macone as right forward for ADVERTISING Pays DIM.

State Armory Nick Macone

Henry L and Mr. S talk over collapse of jobs at & T

Henry L tells friends about losing his good job three years ago and the months that followed brought few makeshift roles. Mr S of the company says they need a good man for their team.

Henry L Mr. S The T Company

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