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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1929

Page

4

Marriage in South Acton Unites Miss Frances Coledar and Ronald Hartwell

The couple Miss Frances Coledar and Ronald Hartwell Hartwell were quietly married at the bride’s home by Rev A Barker. A reception followed for about thirty guests from Carlisle Arlington Maynard Lexington Newton South Acton. Mrs Nealey sang and the couple shared a wedding supper after cake cutting. The newlyweds will reside with the bride’s parents in Aston with Mr Nealey employed in plumbing trades.

Tnt N Frances Coledar N. J. Cole Ofane Ronald ‘Hartwell Arthur H. Nealey Arlinz A. Barker National Church Ailby Trield Carlisle Maynard Arthul Lexing Carliste Arlington Newton Acton Nealey Bana J. Cole

Knights of Columbus Plan Big Show in January

The Concoré Knights of Columbus held a meeting in Monn hall on a Tuesday evening with Grand Knight Wi L Dee presiding. The council approved its fourth musical show and appointed a planning committee led by Sp. jann as chairman with Josephina, John R McManus, James Ahlin, Edward Coffey, and Fran Lawton named to organize the event.

Concoré Qounights of Columbus Monnhall L Dee Conneil Attage Committee Gt Jann. Sp Josephina John R McManus James Ahlin Edward E M Coffey Fran Lawton

Hibernians Lead in Triangular Contest Rush

In a Friday game at Monument Hall the Hibernians held a lead of 20 points over Concord and Concord Council. Red and Gun Club posted a high evening, shooting 38 percent as fans watched Motok Raights. O'Brien's, captained by Martin Bulge, trails with no solid final outcome yet after 14 games.

Tigion ‘Sa Orier Hibernians Concord O'Brien Nossa Martin Bulge Gun Club

High School Soccer Team Wins Major Election?

Fragmentary report notes a high school soccer foot event and an election outcome involving a named team and official actors. The readable text hints at a school athletic and administrative milestone.

Concord Eyes Soccer League After Narrow Win Over Lexington

A recent season shows growing interest as Concord defeats Lexington in a key match. Officials anticipate stronger support and a potential full league entry amid several games scheduled for the year.

Lexington Severa Concord

Acton Woman's Club Officers and Upcoming Events

The Acton Woman's Club announces officers for the year led by President Mary E Doyle and vice presidents re Florence Durkee and Louise Phillips. Upcoming events include December 1 meeting with Miss Madéline Broo Tea, January 13 member visits to West Acton, and a February 12 open hair clinic and fashion show by Wm Filene & Sons.

Acton Acton Woman's Club Mary E Doyle Re. Fiorence Durkee Louise Phillips Anna ‘E *Toomey Margaret McKinnon Mary Brown Charlotte’ Conant Gracé O. Sears Ethel Rawitzer Department of American Home Mra Robblee Flora B Reed Miriam J Baxter Carrie E Willett House Marjory Brown Florénde Davis Madéline Broo Oliver D Wood Wannary Fred L Pigeon Acton Club West Acton Wm. Filene & Sons Box Lynch A L ‘Phillips Harrel Johan Hollani Eten Margaret Slattery Chates B Willett Caroline Brown Chib House

Thanksgiving Sermon at West Concord Union Church

Rev Alfred W Stone preached on Thanksgiving and Thanks giving at the morning service with a topic My Work. Miss Mildred Stone directed the vested choir singing Praises the Lord O Jerusalem. Miss Gertrude Hout played Mozart Gloria for prelude and Read Festival March for offertory. Evening service theme was Thankfulness In Every Day Living in a symphonic sermon.

West Concord Alfred’ W Stone West Concord Union Church Mildred Stone Jerusalem Maunder Gertrude Hout Mozart Read Thereise Pdsiiude

Thanksgiving service themes at West Concord Union church

Midweek Service at West Concord Union church discussed what Thanksgiving means. President Wilbur Manosh of the Christian Endeavorers will lead an early service tomorrow at 8 30 p m under Senior Society auspices. Miss Jean Hume leads the Intermediate Society meeting Friday at the church with the subject Christ for ourselves and for others. Mr and Mrs Leon Marris of Elm Street are wintering in St Petersburg Florida after a motor trip from West Concord.

West Concord Union Church Wilbur Manosh The Wistian Endeavorers Society of Christian Endeavor Jean Hume Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor Leon Marris Elm Street St. Petersburg Florida West Concord

Post Road Turnpike Debate At Kiwanis Meeting

Chamber members and guests including Senator Moyse and city officials discussed delaying turnpike work until the Turnpike project is done, with calls to pressure Public Works to reconsider the Boston Post Road reconstruction and to pursue legislative action if needed. Moyse urged action along the Post Road corridor from Marlboro to Boston and Worcester.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber George H. Moyse Waltham Kiwanis Club A. A. Martel Rotary Club James T. McManus Kiwanis Chuir Highway Commission Evans Public Works Commission Boston Post State Senate Commission Boston Post Road Massachusetts Beaton Worcester Springfield Points Témplé War Sveiker Sfort State Public Works Middlesex Coin Commissioners Post Road Boston Moyse Marlboro Legislative Committee Frank B.lyman State Public Works . Department Salt The Senate Boston & Worcester Street Raikway Co Tewis Wellen Franklin T- Millers BR. & W. Avatem Cvstom Shure Mover Fevar Macyse Hamitier Robert H. Jameson Joseph F. Cosgrove Committee’ of Highways and Motor Vehicles Public Works Worcester County Burlington Wellengard George Meatl Eod Clinton Northboro

Post Road Meeting Pushes For Urgent Action

A Marlboro town meeting heard calls for drastic measures to secure early rebuilding of the post road. Mayor Temp, Councilor O Connor and others spoke as a Rotary club led to form a committee with Temple as chair to report back at a future session. Letters from Arthur Hollis and Chamber of Commerce president Davenport were read, and the group praised the gathering as one of the best in the city’s history.

Post Road Temp Spoxe Gain Daniel F.o’connor Marlboro Meaker Public’ Works Department Louis F Ingalls Rotary Club Yman Moyseaald Ae Temple Carlson Selectmet Pairuonne Sudbury Selectmen Davenport Chamber ‘of Commerce McManus Kiwani Lth

Queens Meet In Church Parlor Marlboro

The Queen of Avalon met last night in the parlor of First Church in Marlboro with Misses Mildred Stov close to a dozen attendees described. The gathering reflected local social activity with brief notes on participants and mood.

Queens Marlboro First Church Mildred Stov

Turkey in the Straw Charity Event Hosted by Village Club

The gathering featured hostesses Enns and Alice Lippard and a program titled Turkey in the Straw. Mercy Turner, former president, chaired the meeting and committee gifts supported Red Cross, children’s hospital, and Marlboro Woman's Club causes. Luncheon was served by the hostesses.

Ens Alice Lippard Turkey Ghjoved Mercy Turner Renee Red Cross Ildren’s Hospital Marlboro Woman’s Club Istmae

Highway signs installed along routes in boroughs

State highway officials have set up new signed route signs along various arterial roads in borough areas. Eight new signs were installed to clearly mark route numbers and improve navigation for drivers.

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Signage Installation Over State Highways Noted

A fragment notes black on gray signs being installed over state highways, though details are unclear about location or exact scope.

Marlboro Tigers Ticket Sale For Next Sunday Clash

Tickets go on sale from Marlboro Tigers players and sponsors for next Sunday’s game against Framingham at Avenue Athletic Field. Mgr John Downey will distribute tickets. additional sales at Lincoln thief’s store, Corrieri’s Main Street, and Thanksgiving Day event at Prospect Park.

Marlboar Tigers Marlboro Framingham Tamers Bee Avenue Athletic Field Tramingham Mgr John Downey Lins Thief’s Lincoln Corrieri’s Main Ford Prospect Park

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