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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
2
In a heated meeting, Town officials spar over regulating piggeries with Goodwin stating no authority to set rules and Brown urging a citywide discussion. The room erupted as residents attacked plans and local activists pressed for clear action amid zoning concerns.
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The Acton Woman's Club welcomed the West Acton Woda Cheb as guests at a monthly meeting last week Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a dress design talk and vocal solos by Mrs. Short. Hostess Mire. J. Sydney White announced the next gathering for December 8.
The Maynard A mission led by Rev. Fr. Isidore of Sturtevant Wisconsin ended with a special closing service at St Gasimir s church on Sunday afternoon. Large crowds attended both masses as part of the Silver Jubilee parish program with visiting clergy assisting. A mass for all deceased parishioners was celebrated at eight o clock last Saturday morning.
A list of six names appears in the clipping with no additional context or event details. The fragment includes Henry Davis Patricia Gray Alle Jegsen Arlene McAventa Shirley Rimback. No actions, dates, or places are provided to anchor a narrative.
A brief wedding notice states that Miss Myers of Belmont wed Walter Sthe nom of Mr and Mrs Sia Stone last Sunday. The Rev Bt pastor of the Mint church officiated. Audbury Cantar attended as participant.
A town event awarded a $190 door prize and thirty other prizes at a weekly Tuesday gathering. The program named Weckstrom as a winner and referenced upcoming events and a second ball. Participants from the Kiera ci club and Romane were mentioned in the event notes.
A read-through list shows South School student names by grade, with an Honor Roll emphasis for grades two through six and Perfect Attendance noted for West School. Several spelling anomalies appear, but the names reflect a wide range of students across grades one to six and include multiple family surnames such as Wardle, Sardinia, Simeone, and Backman.
Mrs Lane, born 1857 in Moston Sous, lived in Wit Ganeer then West Concord. She organized and served as President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union for years and belonged to several local groups. Survived by husband Henry M Lane and two sons Roy F Van Amorage and Parker Van Amorage. Funeral held at West Concord Union Church with Reverends Wheel er and Teed officiating.
Col F K Chapin of the First Army Base at Boston spoke to members of the Hudson area about enlistment and the ongoing recruitment effort.
A brief record notes Newmar defeats the Tees on Armistice Day. The text also mentions May Ne is attending the Bchool at Shaws Sheen for two weeks in a separate line.
A birthday luncheon was held featuring tea and cake for guests listed including Mrs Alfred Wilson, Mrs Raymond Willard, Mrs Be Dukeshire, Mrs Raymond Wheeler, Martha Houghton, Miss Alt Be ngham, Miss Eisie Rose, Miss Olive Hosmer, Mrs Walter Carpone, Miss Priscilla Wilgon, and Miss Mary Hechan.
Acknowledgement from the family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness following a recent bereavement. Mrs Henry Shaughnessy and Mrs Leslie L Keege are noted for support.
Informal Sunday gathering joined neighbors to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Goodwin on their twentieth wedding anniversary. The couple hosted guests at home on November 18, with many flowers and congratulations noted from friends and parishioners.
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The audience heard Rev. Mr. Peck recount experiences of an American pardon in a Dorset parish. Graphic descriptions of country houses, the ancient abbey, and the church were shared, with Mrs. Richard B. Hobart presenting on Westward Through Inn.
Attendees include Mrs Henry Brooks Community Chairman for Concord Mrs Ed ward H Warren General Vice Chairman for Bedford Concord Lexington and Lincoln and other local committee members. Leverett Nation institutional chairman of the 1938 Community Fund Campaign will praise the Crusade program led by Mrs R K Byers who will preside and outline future plans. Negro spirituals from the Robert Gould Shaw House will entertain.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church held its annual meeting yesterday at the Parish House. Officers elected include president Miss Wheeler, secretary Miss Denman, and treasurer Mrs Hexhert. After the business meeting, Mrs Eleanor Denman delivered a talk on her mountaineering work and plans at Compten.
The Concord Council B87 K of P plans the 40th anniversary observed with a banquet at the Veterans Building next month. A four member committee finalizes details and promises a short snappy program. Malden will provide a full course turkey dinner and the event will include speakers and entertainment.
Teed announces Sunday worship at 9 30 and 2 m service at the church. A Protestant gathering and meeting are planned with a focus on attendance and orderly participation.
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