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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows an Enterprise notice mentioning Marlboro Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford. No clear event date or actions could be determined from the fragment.
J Damon sells his son Place Street to Alex i MacEachern while his family remains at the Damon mansion on Main Street after July first. The annual state conference of Union churches meets June eight in the Union church at West Watertown. EB Pringle and Mrs A Lorng attend the Federation Meeting at Swampscott. Mrs Kenneth Young and Mrs Kelley will attend the annual lawn party under Union auspices in West Concord on a scheduled Friday afternoon and evening in June.
Maynard Union Church will hold Sunday morning service at 1045 with an ages 1 attendee list. A committee from the young men’s class leads a school outing schedule including duck hunting in New Hampshire, mountain climb, lake visit, and a brief one day meal before return.
The Maynard production of The Gypsy Rover a three act musical comedy features Leurs Hipakka Au Yekola Helen Mark Laura Bertha Saari William Web en Au Kangas Tony Colomba Teo Abi Atho Alma Salsten and Waino Saari in the Giant part with a mixed chorus of twenty gypsy youths and a small instrument group led by Miss Sikka Lehtinen piano Fred Totterrn flute Uno Poikonen violinist.
Richard W. McCabe led the Senior Society of Christian Endeavor in a discussion on War as an enemy of Christian civilization. At seven, he continued his exposition of Green Pastures, the popular religious play drawing strong New York theater interest. The Harvey Wheeler School assembly hall hosted the church service with Principal Harold B. Clutim and staff in charge.
Children’s Day at West Con Ard Union Church set for Sunday June 7. Parents seeking baptism for their children should contact Pastor or Creole Roll superintendent Mrs William A Rod.
Augustine W Macone and Glenwood C Swett tied 24 for first in the 25 bird skeet event at Musketaquid Sportsman's Club grounds Sunday. Others: Isaac Langille 23, Fredee Dioria 22, John Taylor 23, Lloyd Kennie 20, Wendell F. Tattle 20, Parker 18, Harry 18, Kelley 16, Langille 16, Lander 15, Doane 15, Croft 15.
Gavin Taylor and William H. Gutteridge attended a convention at the Congregational church of New Iiad yesterday. Ralph Jetcher, Middlesex Sportsmens' League VP, George Stuart and George attended a meeting of the new Council at Woburn. Mrs. Joseph Sheridan's Uxbridge family were weekend guests of Mr. Sheridan's parents. Mrs. James Sheridan Sr and Mr. and Mrs. John Mitzcavitch hosted Andrew Mitzavitch, gunners mate on the U.S.S. Raleigh at Charlestown Navy Yard, who led a cruiser inspection under Mitzcavitch's direction.
The Norwegian Independence Day was celebrated Sunday evening at the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church with a special service led by Rev. M. Johnsen. Pastor Jensen delivered a sermon and the church string band and Concord brass band provided music.
Concord defeats Lowell C M A A 11 to 2 in a Sunday matinee. Robinson and G Johnson star on the mound for Concord with 10 scattered hits, while Bellaire suffers the loss allowing 8 hits and 11 strikeouts. Kokoska drives in two runs with a double as Concord pulls away in the later innings.
Mrs Rolfe Bradbury, president of the Ladies Social Circle of the Universalist church, hosts a benefit bridge party at her home on Tuesday the 26th. Calls for participants to join and contact Mrs Bradbury. includes local social notes on guests and past event success. Memorial Sunday program set at the Baptist church on May 24 with veterans in attendance. Rev Arthur Jeffries to speak.
Rev. Alfred A Barker leads morning worship on Sunday May 24 at 10 30 with Sunday and adult class at 11 46 at the Congregational Church.
Rev. Andrew J. Torsieff presides at 10.80 service. Church school scheduled for 22 minutes.
The Sudbury Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening with Mrs. Marion Elser present. Badges were awarded to past officers. The group plans to attend Grange Mae next Tuesday evening.
An old article urges before spring a general toning of the system through diet. It includes recipes such as Baked Rhubarb with orange, Dandelion greens with salt pork and boiled eggs, and Golden Glow Salad using lemon Jello, pineapple, carrot and pecan. It notes vitamin D from sun and foods like cod liver oil egg yolks and raw carrots.
Plans were made for a Memorial Day program and Union Church services next Sunday. Following the business there was a social hour with refreshments. Attendance was good.
About thirty dollars was realized from the food gate held last week. The cake was won by Mrs Flora Beach. An Executive Board meeting was held at the home of Mrs Mary Laffin. Plans were completed for the first meeting at G A R hall. Sidewalks will be completed on Central Street and Massachusetts Avenue past the Charles Mead property. The clubs seek more members to reach 100 percent strength.
Rev. Arthur Jeffries leads a special morning service at West Agton Baptist Church next Sunday observed as Memorial Sunday with members of the G. A. R. and American Legion and allied patriotic organizations attending the service. Regular activities follow.
Readers are asked to send cookery blems or questions to Miss Ling care of this paper. She will answer them through this column or by letter.
A good size audience enjoyed the Lynn church choir last Sunday night. The pastor spoke on the influence of music. On Friday at 8 o clock the Ark and Anchor Glee Club will give a concert in the church auditorium with tickets 35c and 25c for children. The home nursing class will end this week with an exam at West School and certificates awarded. Slab is well managed by instructor Miss Lillian Frost and the ladies report a profitable use of time. The Acton High School Senior class performed Meet Uncle Sally on Thursday and Friday evenings with a full house. The cast included Ruoff Tompkins Elaine Holland Edna Freeman Mona Servals Alden Flare Cecil Hulgins Beulah Batchelder Gladys Hegen Carroll Cunningham Margaret Meketsen Robert Hagen Norman Perkins.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs Allison H Willis as host.
Lawrence leads with wins in the one mile and 440 yard runs and a winning relay for Lexington. Hanley captures the 680 yard run and other top places include Cottero Brigham and M DiCicco in various events. Sizable performances by Fish Slocum and Trask bolster the Lexington team across sprints and field events.
Rev Mathew Vance of the Union Congregational church conducted the funeral service for a prominent West Boylston resident at the town church yesterday afternoon. Rev Vance was the parish pastor in West Boylston.
Rev. Andrew J. Torsley a member of the Progr will give the memorial. The committee includes Freeman Ernest J. A. Edwards Thomas R. and Walter R. Croft to organize services and arrangements.
The Frea family of Greenfield spend the weekend as the quest er C H Persons and Lindey visit the area, reflecting a casual social outing and local gathering.
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