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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1928
Page
6
James A Stillman and wife Mrs were preparing to sail April 6 aboard the Olympic marking their third honeymoon after reconciliation and sensational litigation. They will be joined abroad by son Bud and Lena on their first honeymoon. Psychoanalyst Dr Baynes visits them and aided their mending marital ties.
A Concord event lists a series of religious activities led by Pastor Charles B Pedersen and clergy from several local churches. Activities include services on March 20 and April 5 with musical solos, the Messiah selections by Mrs. B. Conant, a midweek service on April 4, and sermons on the seven last words of Jesus with multiple pastors participating.
Rt. Ex. Charles E. Hatfield led a Walden Royal Arch Chapter visit in the Masonic Temple on Monday evening joined by Ex. J. Harold Libby and a large R. A. Masons suite. A turkey supper preceded ceremonies and guests from Newton Waltham Natick Framingham Arlington attended.
The Concord High School student council has been reestablished and names ten members: Dorothy Mara Norma Smith John Kenna Jennie Becoskey Daniel Wiles Van Kennedy Clarence Peterson Hilda Torstensen Madly Harlow and Harry Spinney. A correspondence committee includes Dorothy Mara Van Kennedy and Hilda Torstensen and a traffic committee includes Tom McGrath Harry Spinney and Daniel Viles.
High School Debate features Concord High teams from the Senior and Junior classes. The topic is Resolved that the United States Government cease protecting by military forces the investments of nationals in foreign countries. Juniors affirm with Carl Pearson Harriet Robus and Joseph Whalen as speakers. Seniors negate with Harry Dee William McDermott and Ruth Lyons.
Concord High School coach Frank J. Googina led about 20 candidates at Emerson Playground for the first outdoor practice of spring. Weather permitting daily sessions aim to build a team to face Waltham High next Wednesday with five veterans, including Captain Geo Johnson and pitcher Westby, ready to compete.
Chicago hosts the national interscholastic basketball meet from April 3 to 7. From ten states, prep teams arrive to contest the national high school title, with many players expected to rise to national prominence. Notable past stars include Chuck Carney who became a Big Ten scoring leader.
W W Watson an 80 year old Salina capitalist pays 100000 for a life endowment annuity and bets on living to ninety to win the monthly payments. He says year round outdoor living may decide the wager and has drawn letters of support and marriage proposals amid publicity.
The record lists national champions and runners up by year and location. 1922 Kansas City first with Rockford second. 1924 Windsor first with Yankton second. 1925 Wichita first and El Reno second. 1926 Fitchburg first and Fargo second. 1927 Morton first and Batesville second.
Mrs Allen Greenwood is reported improved after medical treatment. Gene St Lawrence of Broad Street bought a Chevrolet automobile. John Burns has left Concord Junction for a few weeks after returning from New York. R B Clark of Providence visited Marlboro yesterday and stayed at the Gleason House. Antonio Falco, 15, son of Attilio and Mrs Falco of Maddenplace, was operated on for appendicitis at Marlboro Hospital Monday night. The opera
Dr LaMarbre conducted a procedure while Earl Smith works at Curtis farm. Mr and Mrs J W Larrabi Shrewsbury visited yesterday. Captain Curran will host the banquet for General Fort Worcester Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Collin Wiltham visited this week. Mr Colleary at Newton wore the Kane Furniture sire. Marlboro Electric Co employees held a whist party at Recreation Hall last night with prizes to Mrs Daoust and Mr Guy Ser. Employees prizes went to Mrs Bertha Bent and Joseph Ley.
A corrected note states the Military Whist Party is scheduled for West Acton with dates listed as March 25 and April 5, correcting a previous column misprint. The item clarifies the event timing and location for readers.
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