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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1928

Page

8

Memorial Day address at Union church West Concord

Rev Andrew J. Torsleff will deliver the memorial address for IOOF on Memorial Day June 3 at Union Church West Concord. Herbert Willis, former resident guest of Mr and Mrs Walter Tuttle, now of Auburn R I, visited Maple Street home. The Christ a Endeavor Society drama club presented Fixing It For Father at Groton May 25 before a large audience under Ladies' Social Circle auspices. Refreshments followed.

Andrew J. Torsleff Delver Union Church West Concord Herbert Willis Walter . Tuttle Mapletreet Uburn R. I Dramatic Club Christa Endeavor Society Father Est Groton Mutual Leasure

First Communion at Help of Christians Church Concord Junction

A large class of children received their First Holy Communion at Help of Christians Church Concord Junction last Sunday. Recipients include Dorothy Condon, Helen Orpik, Emma Bottini, Genevieve Coyne, Mary Tetrault, Victoria Orpik, Mary Ennuzzo, Catherine Palmer, Josephine Murray, Nancy Viscarello, Sophie Lubek, Jennie Bell, Jennie Rogers, Philomena Gerardi, Mary Elizabeth Coyne, Ralph Ruggerio and James.

Help of Christiang Church Concord Dorothy Condon Helen Orpik Emma Bottini Genevieve Coyne Mary Tetrault Victoria Orpik Mary Ennuzzo Catherine Palmer Josephine Murray Nancy Viscarello Sophie Lubeck Jennie Bell Jennie Rogers Philomena Gerardi Mary Elizabeth Coyne Ralph Ruggerio James

May Procession Honors Our Lady Help of Christians

In the afternoon the annual May Procession in honor of Our Lady Help of Christians was held. Sunday school children took special parts with Ellen Diskih as May Queen and a list of attendants. The choir, with organist Julia Dee, provided special music featuring the Mysteries of the Rosary and the Little Flower.

May Queen Lillianne Jalbert Alice Moynihan Mary King Faith Elizabeth Amerault Hope Margaret Williams Charity Anna Lawton Irene Pageau Marie Pompinello Margaret Doherty Margaret Sheehan Mary Sheehan Martys Rosemary Sheehan Mary Ryan Evelyn Dubey Teresa Bartolomeo Alice Lee Doothy Kenna Paul Symnes Jesus Julia Dee

Ford Calls Dollar Standard A Mechanical Joke

The June Plain Talk article quotes Henry Ford calling the dollar standard a ghastly joke as he argues for a stabilized value system. John Sinclair notes inflation and deflation as twin crime causes, saying safe bonds depend on reliable money value.

Henry Ford United States John F Sinclair Plain Talk Sinclair America Savings Bank John Rovensky Bank of America

Massachusetts Delegation Joins 25000 Women at Texas Federation Meet

About 10,000 women from Massachusetts and New England join a 50 woman delegation en route to the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in San Antonio Texas May 29 to June 7. Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton seeks first vice presidency. Mrs Frederick Glazier Smith heads the campaign. The group tours St Louis Dallas Fort Worth and Hot Springs before arriving in San Antonio.

Massachusetts Club New England Southwestern Limited Général ‘Federation of Women’s Club San Antonio Texas Massachusetts Grace Morrison Poole Brockton Frederick Glazier Smith General Federation Poole Smith Mabel Johnson Newton Street St. Louis Statler Hot Springs Ark Ozark Mountains Dallas Fort Worth New Gunter Hotel Cantabrigia Club of Cambridge Mina G del Castillo Alice United States General Federation of Women’s Lus American Ley Auxiliary Spain Old South Virginia Carolinas Tennessee Georgia

Student earns honorable mention for art work at Vesper George

Fletcher Adams of 7 Highland street a student at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston has been awarded an honorable mention for exceptionally high quality work this year George Hodgdon is driving a new Pontiac purchased from the West Concord Motor Company.

Fletcher Adams Highland Street Vesper George School of Art Boston George Hodgdon West Concord Motor Thomas E. Pillingejoyiia

Concord Lodge Hosts Degree Work and Memorial Service

Visitors from Mt. Auburn Lodge Cambridge performed the second degree at Concord Lodge with 35 members present. A luncheon followed under Robert Prentis. Acton Lodge plans a visit May 31 to work the third degree. Concord and Willow Rebecca Lodge to share a memorial service June 3 at West Concord Union Church.

Mt. Auburn

Sudbury Man Displays Spirit of St Louis Toy Plane

Francis Crowley of Nasan Street shows a new toy airplane named The Spirit of St Louis as a gift from May Crowley of Los Angeles, a former resident. E Nelson, Pontiac and Oakland dealer, bought land on Powder Mill Road from United Co operative Society to build a showroom. Mrs Frank Johnson of Tremont Street, 76, underwent appendectomy at Emerson Hospital last week. operation successful but diabetes complication delays recovery.

Francis Crowley Nasan Street Spirit of St Louis May Crowley Los Angeles E. Nelson Pontiac and

Grigorieff Chorus of Boston to Perform June 4

The Grigorieff Chorus of Boston will give a concert June 4 at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. The ensemble, trained in Russian music by Rev. J. E. Grigorieff, features American men and women singing with English words. It promises to be an extraordinary musical event.

Grigorieff Chorus Boston J. E. Grigorieff New England Church of the Holy Trinity

Residential Shifts and Local News from West Acton

R. A. Kempston of Chelmsford will occupy an upper tenement in J. H. Littlefield's house, recently vacated by Jesse Briggs. Mrs. Gladys Strout and her baby return to Bar Harbor Maine. Mrs. Jennie Driske is moving into a tenement owned by Richard Foss. Barnard Miller returns from the hospital to Mae Holton’s home, plans to go home to Washington after recuperation. Ruth Castello resigns from the Library Bureau Cambridge and recovers from tonsil operation. Mrs Witt Lawrence and Sam spent the weekend with relatives.

R. A. Kempston Chelmsford J. H. Littlefield Jesse Briggs Gladys Strout Bar Harbor Maine Jennie Driske Richard Foss Barnard Miller Mae Holton Washington Ruth Castello Library Bureau Cambridge Witt Lawrence Sam Rela

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