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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1928
Page
5
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Maynard Shes to play foug Roxbury T T next afternoon on Alamoi Field. The note lists many players from Lerett Whilam Kitowicz O'Donnell Giebus Rutkowski Waine Saari Harald Glickman Murphy and others as part of a Dartmouth game at Bowl New Haven. Local ladies will model at a Beauty Carnaval in Lyonhurst Marlboro tonight with Eleanor Greene Miss Salmela and Miss Clampell among entrants. A Cow oman's Club Finance Class met at Mrs Edward H James 26 m road with Lioy Garrison Jr taking Jewell's place who is recovering from an airplane crash in Atlanta. The city saw good turnout for an event with a Glee Club and contributions from Nelson and Arthur Hange of Boston.
Evening school began Monday night with 46 students enrolled in classes for citizenship, advanced, intermediate, and beginners. Aimed to reach all residents, sessions run three nights a week, with Armistice Day closing schools.
Armistice Day exercises planned by Frank J. DeMars Post A L will gather at Legion headquarters on November 11 at 10 30 am and march to Memorial Park for services at the Monument A prayer service from 10 55 to 11 and four minutes of silence to follow.
An Armistice Day dance will be held at Colonial Hall on Nov. 12 under the auspices of the local region post. The program features modern and old time dances with Newell's orchestra providing music and Harry Brigham as prompter.
A successful whist party was held Monday evening in the high school auditorium under the Conservation Department of the Ma Women’s Club. Proceeds will fund school ground improvements. Nineteen tables were in play with prizes won by Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge and Herbert Mar Un for men. Miss Lorette and Irving Astwood noted for their wins.
The Polish A A bowling team defeated St. Anthony in a Lynch Bowling alley series opener Monday night. Captain Picewicz led with 324 total, while Charlie Visocchi rolled 336 high for the night.
We express our heartfelt thanks to all who helped lessen our sorrows in the recent bereavement in the loss of our dear wife and mother. Mr Nazaire Roy and all A lady.
Unity Circle I. C. of A. installed officers at Odd Fellows hall Monday night. Mrs. Mary Crotty led ceremonies. Officers: Eleanor Sheridan president, Mary Fletcher vice president, Elizabeth Cavanaugh recording secretary, Ivan Lucker manual secretary, Julia Keegan treasurer, Mary Cook first guide, Katherine White second guide, Mary Murray inside sentinel, Mary Sheridan outside sentinel. A collation followed.
Union Congregational Church announces Sam Samuel Allen of the Urban League speaks at 7 30 oclock on Nov 14. Clover Leaf Troop Girl Scouts perform A Royal Girl Scout. A loan exhibit of heirlooms and curries is set for Nov 15 with a Sailor Mother talk. Bible character David presented onscreen Nov 18. Congregational church Fair in Colonial hall on Dec 6 and 7.
Bessie Austin hosted a Hallowe'en gathering at 100 Acton Street that turned into a surprise shower of household items. Guests included Helen Murray, Margaret Hoffman, Alice Liker, Mary Downey, Clara Jof tes, Emma Taylor, and many others. The note thanks friends for kindness and extends gratitude from Mary Cook and family. Turkey Whist event planned at Odd Fellows for St Bridgets parish proceeds go to Joyce Kilmer Camp.
Maynard H. 8 faces Marlboro HMS in a Midland league clash Monday afternoon in Maynard. Both teams remain undefeated, with Pet Newell yet to be scored against. Coach Went and assistant Al Lever have built a strong local eleven at Maynard.
The annual Red Cross roll call begins today and runs to Thanksgiving Day. Mrs Aimy G Lucineia is present at Maynard stance announcing the drive. Mrs Tas UC Mahoney accepted the chairmanship and the oval branch venue is Reed generously aiding disaster relief and local work, with the community expected to respond generously as in past years.
The Jamieson family thanks all who assisted during the recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends after a bereavement and acknowledges floral tributes and assistance from Assabet Mill employees. Also notes visitors and local residents including Charles Carter of Atlanta visiting his mother Mrs. Ann Carter, and Miss Lillian Clark’s return from Springfield.
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