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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
8
All Souls Day masses were celebrated Monday morning at St. Mary Church in Concord Center with five services, one of which was for a deceased parishioner.
Teed school opens at 9 30 am for worship to follow at 10 46 am Sermon topic pad Seee Wes Solates Saainn at 2 20 pm for the Ladies Union Tuesday 7 30 pm mid week service titled The Need of Security.
Medford Fire Department marks eight years of Deputy Chief W Burton Harvey with a testimonial banquet in Acton. Mayor John J Irwin presents a radio token of esteem as Harvey, a summer resident and now full time Acton citizen, plans a quiet life at Woodbury Lane.
Mrs. Alberta L. Tuttle expresses thanks for the many kind acts and sympathy shown during her husband’s illness and after his death. She notes appreciation for help at home and in hospitals and for the numerous floral offerings.
Concord notes American Education Week with a call for parents and school patrons to visit the school. The program targets all children, especially those in the lower grades, inviting parental involvement and awareness.
The defensive unit stymied Ashland scoring threats as Dorothy Hansen's first half shot gave the locals a 1-0 field hockey victory. Coach Ruth Bradley led the team to a hard fought win with strong goalie and forward play.
The West Acton Woman's Club hosts a bazaar at the club house on November 6 with a 2 30 p m start under Mrs Clapp and Mrs Lym berg as chairmen. A cafeteria supper at 6 p m is run by Mrs Daniel MacDougal with Mrs Norman McAulaster arranging a Christmas gifts table from Old Town Shop. The next regular meeting is set for Monday the 6th with Lloyd Bemis and Miss Virginia Sanderson hosting music. On the following Wednesday the club will visit the Acton Woman's Club.
The Baritone Company of Maynard will move a large boulder from the recreation foundation to a park site to serve as a WWI memorial. At a recent Men's Club meeting Halloween events were highlighted for Sunday school children of the M. B. Church and the Style Show participants. Rev Gread Thorndike shared Halloween tales while Mrs Leonard D contributed to the event.
In a late stage of a hectic political period an old property on Stuart Street has completed a transfer from Se Es ae to a Middlesex-based group. The deed move accompanies plans to repurpose the site as an Opera and Symphony Hall.
The A. A. Newe Teachers Chefs Club held its second meeting on October 29. A definite plan for the year was drawn up.
The Concord Female Charitable Society will meet with Mrs Ralph Holden at 4 Bedford Street on Wednesday at 2 p m in November.
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