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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
2
An orator urges unity and togetherness but notes spirits and motives diverge. The piece argues trust open mindedness faith and mercy as essentials for lasting progress. It echoes a religious call to replace fear with trust and prejudice with creative good.
The South Acton district reports changes to a military whist party date to November 19 at cement rooms. Members hear a talk by Miss Bernice Stiliman on The Family Goes Marketing. Local families attend house warming at Cedarwood in Waltham and weekend trips noted.
The notice outlines a church event on Sunday November 16 at 1:30 PM with Sunday school and adult classes available. Pastoral leader listed as bene a.
The Universalist Church sets a morning service led by Rev. Andrew J. Torsleff on Sunday November 16 at 10 30 am with church school at noon.
Acton reports one of its largest congregations in years at the Congregational church. Rev. Howard Long preached on the Power of Personality with Pilgrim quartette providing special music. Upcoming events include a chicken pie supper November 12 and a jay night by the Girls Club.
Mrs Andrew Mason of Marlboro dies at Marlboro Hospital after a long illness. Born in Chelsea Nova Scotia she came to the city as a child. Survived by husband two sons Herbert A of Marlboro and Fred B oftestines see three sisters and a brother. Member of First Baptist Church and Ladies Circle. Funeral at 2 30 today at home 4 Berlin Road led by Rev Percy G Beatty. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Sumner C Gage funeral director. Friends invited.
The Armistice Day event at Acton colas hall featured a military ball with attendees from the American Legion and its Auxiliary. Decor included decorated sides and windows as crowds purchased tickets, signaling community support for the season's activities.
An evening on the estate featured continuous dancing with a cake served after a period of music. Guests and attendees enjoyed the continued festivities into the night.
A wedding notice reports the marriage of Mrs Arthur M Johnston to Joshuston at 240 Great… The ceremony included family witnesses and a bouquet toss. A separate property notice details the split of Clem ent R Ford’s New York border river lot near Sudbury into three parcels sold to Benjamin Tickhor Brookline Burleight Pratt West Concord and Col Robert Goodwin Concord board chair.
The land portion lacking one mile of frontage bears Sagadaho Woods as its old name. Mrs Davida Baldwin acted as broker in these transactions. The Weymouth Country team will travel to Wy mouth Friday to compete with Concord High School.
Miss Aliée Genthner of Foxcroft Maine returns home after a week with G Holme. Acton public schools held no sessions last Friday enabling teachers to attend the Worcester County Teachers Association 57th annual convention in Worcester. Mrs Oliver of Central Keet re setly enjoyed a vacation with a daughter in Somerville. Susan Littlefield prepares to move home with her husband Guy. A Bogie related incident left a family shaken Monday night by the Bacares Quimby post.
Fragmented notice from West Acton Baptist Society announces a Thursday meeting at 2 30 with Rev Arthur Jettries. The text is garbled but references N W Weed and Aaron, a November 16 service, and a wedding bells note.
A wary tale of Blatkins who postponed fixing his heating and plumbing despite warnings. The piece promotes Tate & Company and Acton 70 as providers, urging prompt repairs and offering both new and second hand fixtures, valves, and fittings from local plumbers.
Finney and Hoit of South Acton Mass offers Majestic Radio as a centerpiece. The ad touts dial ease and world coverage with Broadway shows Paris fashion and Carnegie Hall, plus home decor and furniture at low cost.
Undefeated Woburn beats Bleven 4 0 in a defensive battle at Concord. Sturdy play from both sides produced a low scoring clash as Bleven struggled to move the ball.
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