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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
3
Acton Neighbors Share News From Town
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Eugene Hall hosting visitors for the weekend. Marjory Stearns attended a play at Peter Duggin Nas, while Thomas Callanan recovers from an appendix operation at Emerson Hospital. A Shirley memorial expresses sympathy for the death of Cram at 98, and Mrs Freda Holt’s family notices appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hall
Raynae L. Hall
Je Harris
Tee Aon Craft School
Mig
Marjory Stearns
Peter Duggin
Martin
Thomas Callanan
Per
Emerson Hospital
Acton
Somerville
Thomas Conquest
der’ Miftis
Shirley
Freda
Orange
An Myre
Holt
Cape
Doris ‘Gardiner
Ained
Sacre
Worcester
Turner
Concord
Martha Hougeton
Jeee Serimer
Allen
Kennedy
Carpen
Acton, Company
Caroling
Shaw
Cambridge
Elizabeth Wall
Mise Hall
Harvey Wheeler Assembly at Concord School Promotes Student Games
The Harvey Wheeler Assembly in Concord hall featured four to six o’clock events with games and dancing. Organizers Roger Robinson, Margaret Hayward, Barbara Park, and others led the grades in a lively program. Rosalind Kelsey arranged a piano recital as part of a week of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harveyv-Wheelerwest
Concord
Harvey Concord Cheols-Nela D Social
Harvey Wheeler Assembly
Daneine
Asidiit
Roger Robinson
Arearet Hayward
Barbara,Park
Meér Auley
Wenn Williame
Pile -Grantz
James One
MoWilliams
Alice Buxton
Kendall Adams
Rosalind Kelsey
Enervisir
Concordia Hation Baison
Amy
Weekend social notes and local sports chatter
Du Mrat and guests from Lamers ville and Cambridge visited Miss GM on the Hill. Nancy Way visited Ashburnham’s Cushing Academy last week. Dances at Wayside Inn drew interest while some plan to marry. locals discuss Jim Maloney as a potential boxing star. Discussion of drought and water system worries follows, noting wells and lingering dry periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Mi
Lamersville
Cambridge
Nancy Way
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Miss Way
Cushing
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Marlboro
Jim Maloney
Jim
Concord High School defeats Lexington High School 1 to 0
Concord High School soccer football team beat Lexington on a snow covered field with a second half goal by Thomas Lindsay left full back. It was Concord's only game of the season. Officials were Weygant as referee and Abell timekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Lexington
Lexington High School
Thomas
Lindsay
Doyle
Brigham
Jagsing
Farrar
Clahane
Williams
Yates
Ciccolo
Concord Players Present The Devil in the Cheese
Walter Damrosch radio appreciation reaches Concord schools as Ming Lucie D Welsh’s room wins a spelling contest with 87 visitors. William Faversham Jr. will play Jimmie Chard in The Devil in the Cheese at Veterans Hall December 5 to 7 with Mrs Faversham as Goldina Quigley and other cast members listed. Tickets available at Richardson Drug Company. Charles G Edgarton handles sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walter Damrosch
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
Ming Lucie D. Welsh
Sally Shaw
Jimmie’ Chard
Devil In
Veterans Hall
B. Alcott
Pratt
G. Walter Vialle
Samuel K Merwin
Hans W Miller
Rhodes Lockwood
D. ‘Ripley Gage
Raymond P Baldwin
Frederick R. Child, Jr
Marvin C Tavier
Richardson Drug Company
Charles G Edgarton
Charity Whist and Bridge Party in Warner Hall
Will hold a Charity Bridge and Whist Party in Warner Hall on Tuesday evening December 10 at eight o'clock with prizes entertainment and refreshments. The Catholic Daughters held a large initiation at Bik a Ballroom Cambridge on Sunday November 24 at three o'clock by State Officers with Our Lady Help of Christians sisters initiated and about twenty five hundred sisters in Greater Boston attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Help of Christians Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Warner Hall
Central Square
Cambridge
Our Lady Help of Christians
Boston
Forward Movement Annual Canvass at West Concord Union Church
The Forward Movement of West Concord Union Church progresses favorably as Help ing Hand Society subscribes one hundred dollars. The Annual Every Friend Canvass is sent to all parish members, with reports indicating increased subscriptions and a favorable response to recent outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord. Union
Helping’ Hand Society
Union Church Seeks New Opportunities for Progress
The article discusses Union Church pursuing renewed opportunities for future growth and development, aiming to advance beyond past achievements. It highlights community involvement and the church’s commitment to serving members and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Union Church
Conacien
West Concord Church Announces December Schedule and Events
West Concord Massachusetts church calendar lists services on December 1 at 10 30 A M with a sermon The Church and Life and a children sermon on Children and Giving A church canvass for Every Friend visits homes that afternoon The annual fair and various society meetings run December 2 3 6 7 including Boy Scouts University Ladies Missionary Society and Christian Endeavor events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stoneminster
Paris
Comen
Christian Endeavor
Deaconess
Frank
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
West Concord Woman's Club Meeting Announced
The West Concord Woman's Club will meet at Oda Fellows Hall on Friday December 6 at 3 o'clock. Speaker Mrs Herbert J. Gurney will discuss The Art of Living and Mrs Doris Boyd will be the soloist. Tea will be served with Mrs Edith B. Jones as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
West Concord Woman's Club
Oda Fellows” Hall
Herbert J. Gurney
Doris Boyd
Edith B. Jones
Concord Town Team Ties Mystic Athletic Club in Snowy Scrimmage
The Concord town eleven battled the Mystic Athletic Club of Somerville to a 6 6 tie at Emerson Playground Concord Center After noon. Cudmore halfback scored for Mystic in the first period and Parke connected on a 46 yard pass to Flannery for a second Concord touchdown though both conversions failed. Neither side added points in the final half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Town
Mystic Athletic Club
Somerville
Hmerson
Concord Center
Cudmore
Myetic
Concord
Parke
Fgr Ward
Flannery
Meeting with Congregational School staff on Sunday
The associate editor invites personal conferences with Mrs. Alice Murray Miss Pearl McAuslin and other teachers of their departments at the Congregational Church School Sunday afternoon. Also attending are Miss Joyner F Cele and Mrs. William Bolcourt along with Mrs. He H Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Murray
Misa Pearl
McAuslin
Congregational Church School
Joyner
F. Cele
William ‘Bolcourt
He.h. Young
Friday the thirteenth good luck sale at Congregational church
An event titled The Good Luck Sale will open at 3 PM at the Congregational church on Friday the 18th. Admission is free for all good luck bargains. From 5 to 8 PM a regular cafeteria supper will be served under Mrs. Rose Allen. Entertainment features a revival of Squire Judkins Bee with several original cast members returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Rose
Allen
Squire Judkins
Alppte
Death of Infant Vincenzinga in Brooklyn Neighborhood
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lenarto Ciro of 12 Mair Street died Thursday morning. A prayer service was held at St church Friday afternoon and burial followed at Rt. Pridget's cemetery. The first snow storm of the year occurred Thursday November 9, with snow beginning around 0 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzinga
Lenarto Ciro
Mair Street
St. Church Pridwy
Rt. Pridget's
Marlboro Wins Second Match in Local Card Tourney
Marlboro won the second points match to lead the series 10 to 8. The event drew teams from Marlboro and Maynard with players including William Culley Pat Murphy and Alonzo Mason. The next session will be held in Marlboro next day evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Eld
William Cully
Pat Murphy
Maynardys
Jamey
Naugh
Joseph Dutbrent Boro
Alonzo Mason
William Holly
Maynard Va F. Kane
I K Cavanaugh
Peter P. White
M. McNamara
Maynard Va Ly
Hapgdod
Marl
Boro
J. Gruber
J. V. Sweeney
Maynard
C. Paloica
Gautier
Marliboro
B. "Tobin
Fe Archambeau
Hy Burns
Callahan
C. P. Taylor
W. H. Clancey
Marlbort
G. Clark
Hike
West Acton Socials and News Briefs Report Busy Community
West Action notes show Rossie Winchester leaving for Miami in April and Walter Teele undergoing a tonsil operation. Rehearsals for a Dec 6 Radio Bazaar musical entertainment begin, led by Mrs Mary Laffin. Firemen host a whist event with prizes won by Mr Shaw, Mrs Reed, and Joseph Coughlin. A chicken pie supper fed 27 firemen. Crossings workers had a hearing and vision exam. A military whist series starts with the Odd Fellows. St Bridget’s church reunion tickets sold for Maynard. Rebekahs whist yielded eleven tables with Rose Grimes and Minnie Campbell in charge. Mrs Locke and Bertha Mason to Worcester after illness. Acton firemen plan a State supper on Dec 3 at Acton Center. Montague missed Sunday school for a funeral. Jeffries substituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossie- Winchester
Miami
iLittle
Walter Teele
Tovbe
Radio Bazaar
Mary Laffin
Shaw
Reed
South Acton
Maynard
Mnce
George E Holton
Cram
Martin Baker
Hllen Crowley
Odd Fellows
St. Bridget
Rebekahs
Rose Grimés
Minnie Campbell
Locke
Bertha Mason
Greene
Worcester
Actons
Acton Center
Montague
Jeffries
W. Acton Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services
Rev Arthur Jeffries will lead the morning communion with the topic Three Great Christian Imperatives. The evening sermon titled An Adventure of Bloody Pass is scheduled as part of a church program. A senior Sunday school committee was chosen to arrange the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Rannister
Ag Beer
Auxiliary Officers Installed At Legion Hall
Officials of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion in South Sudbury were installed by District Press Wade of Woburn and Serge at Arme Dorcas Robinson of Medford. New officers include President Mrs Lottie Gaunders and Vice Presidents Mrs Earl Christenson and Mr Leon Hawes. Secretary Mrs Carrie Stone and Treasurer Mrs Weldo Stone lead the slate with Chaplain Mrs Forrest Bradshaw. Standing committee chairs include Mrs Root entertainment and Miss Sawyer membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
South Sudbury
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Ambiguous text fragment hints at local events and a funeral
The readable lines mention a state road relocation debate and an annual dancing event in town hall. It notes Herward My Goodnow returning from Vermont for a cousin's funeral after an accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
State Ai Commission
Herward
Vermont
Sudbury High School Scores in Three One Act Plays
The Sudbury High School athletic association reports success presenting three one act plays at Town Hall on Friday. The audience filled the hall and praised The Baggage and The Tryst Place along with Numbers for their smooth casting and staging. Refreshments followed in the lower hall and dancing continued into midnight with town residents applauding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stene Association
Sudbury High School
Alleo
Tee
Hite Ne Ge
Bertha Moore
Hotel Bon Dieu
Territet
Switzerland
Mr. Evered
Montgomery Cabot Devollees
Ruth Beckwith
Janet Morrison
Ruth Way
A Mercury
Mrs. Curtis
Wlaidzia Zelenis
Lancelot Briggs
Harold Giddings
Briggs
Bernice Clark Jessie
Oo Laberee
Rupert Smith
William Davison
Ingoldsby
Henry
Ea Eet
the Athletic Association
Ein
Pomona Meeting Planned in Acton December 4
Middlesex Central Pomona plans a gathering at Acton Town Hall on Wednesday December 4. A 6:30 p.m. supper will be provided by Acton Grange, followed by a 7:30 p.m. business meeting and conferral of the fifth degree. At 9:30 p.m. a program features story/storytelling and musical features by subordinate lecturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Town Hall
Acton
Acton Grange
the Grange
Concord First Church Service Times and Thanksgiving Lesson
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord lists Sunday services at 10 45 A M and Sunday School at 10 45 A M A testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 PM at the Reading Church edifice The Thanksgiving Day Lesson Sermon will read the President and Governor proclamations after the first hymn Citations include Bible verses Psalms 107 21 22 and selections from the Science Christian Set and Health with Key to Scriptures The article notes a focus on divine Principle of all goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
United States
Clare
Sabeieina
Westward Trip Plans By Concord Residents
Mrs Roy Prescott Concord street and Daniel Kennedy and Gifford Arlen of Concord plan to leave Friday for an automobile trip. The article notes a 2 percent tender for Christmas and mentions a date near March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Prescott
Concord Street
Amd
Daniel Kenndy
Gifford Arlen
Concord
Trlenda
Marlboro High Set For Annual Classic Thanksgiving Game
Marlboro High faces Hudson High in the traditional Thanksgiving football clash at Riverside Park Hudson. Marlboro seeks to escape last place in the Midland League while aiming to dent Hudson’s hopes in a closely matched contest. Coach Joseph Drummey drills the Orange and Black as players recover from injuries and the student body fills the stands with enthusiasm for a decisive fall classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson High
Riverside Park
Marlboro
Middlesex
Marlboro High
Hudson
Joseph Drummey
Prizes and Programs Highlight Rio State Convention Night
The South Sudbury gathering on November 27 featured a noted program with Mrs. Singing and Gattas Clarke presiding. Miss Gudden Savage and Miss Sawyer from the school presented posters and songs. Prof. Lyman of the State Ni Schoolk spoke on Mastery of the Tools of f ing. The event drew over 70 attendees and refreshments were provided by hostess Mrs. Leona Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Gy P. B. Ap
Gattas Clarke
Rio
Petite Association
Suary
Miss Gudden
Savage
Sawyer
Marlboro Kiwanis Leader McManus Forms Special Committee
Marlboro Kiwanis president McManus announced immediate formation of a special committee from yesterday's meeting. Richard Evans, past president, chaired as presiding officer and praised the efforts while McManus pledged to convene the group at once and present a report with recommendations within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
James T. McMa
The
Marlboro Kiwelebj
Boston
Kiwanis Club
Power outages hit sections of Marlboro Street area
Marlborough Electric Co. crews battled electrical troubles along Howland and Marlboro streets Tuesday night from 7:30 to 8:45. Repairs restored power in time for an armory concert and the Laura Crest event nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro—Service
Marlborough Electric. Co
Out
Howland
Fang
Paul
Tie Hidlienes
Laura Cest
America
Harvest event at First Baptist Church draws large crowd
A local church gathering last night drew many friends to a harvest theme program. The event featured a mystery room with time-telling activities and a treasury fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Batey
Daisy Rural
Mias
Elsie Morley
Ruth
Mystery Room
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