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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
3
Four Thanksgiving Weddings Planned Across City
Four weddings set for Thanksgiving Day mark celebrations in city churches and homes. Eleanor Hawpin and Arthur Eau wed at St Church with a 10 o clock mass as the 41st anniversary of her parents’ marriage is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fboro
St. Ichurch
Eleanor
the Black
Shower for Miss Felix at home of her sister
A bridal shower for Beatrice Felix held at 76 Prospect Street hosted by Mrs. Viola Boudreau. Attendees included Miss Jessie Fisher and Miss Agnes Lespres with a mock marriage feature and a buffet lunch. Gifts spanned silverware linens electrical and glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cooper
Elizabeth Mocerino
Nellie Mocerino
Rose Gareau
Mary Felix
James Honen
Mary Honen
Leona Gareau
Marion Deavella
Thomas Dort
Estelle Gauvin
Catherine. Campbell
Ry Wige
Ied Leonaire
Aria Boudreau
Beatrice Re
Exam
Philip Daeae
Celia
Boudreau
Fasate
Marlboro Man Sentenced in Correctional Case
Marlboro-Lewis McCoranick of alm. street was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction after being found guilty before the court. The case involved Hugh McN. and related proceedings.
Sudbury School Notes Thanksgiving Programs Readied
Sudbury high school students gathered in the menu room on Weedfield street morning for Thanksgiving day activities. Programs in grades 1 through 8 were observed as part of coordinated exercises. Friends of Robert D. Hunten in the Civil Engineering Department at Worcester Polytechnic Institute will be informed of Lambda Chi Alpha news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Weédfield
Robert D. Hunten
Womate Polytechnic Institute
Lambda. Chi Alpha
Marlboro Hudson Set For Thanksgiving Grid Clash At Riverside
Marlboro and Hudson High meet tomorrow at Riverside in the annual Thanksgiving contest with league title implications for Hudson. Six Hudson seniors, including Cuffs and Jacobs, start along with substitutes. Hudson's mascot a trained white duck will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Hudson
Riverside
Zamaionship
Edward JW
Martin
Jacobs
Cuff
Cotter
Anastasie
J. Cuff
Silorski
Rappett
Hudson High
Cardoza
Sappett
Hindson
Concord Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Lecture on Legend and Myth
The Concord Woman's Club met Monday at the Trinitarian Congregational Parish House with George A Hill presiding. Laura Huxtable Porter spoke on Literature and Music of Legend and Myth, illustrating her talk with music, and members brought jellies for the Eison Hospital. Mrs Hill urged local unemployed women to file their names with the Selectmen under the Civil Works Board project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fame Beers Club
Dirs George A Hill
Laura” Huxtable Porter
Eierson Hospital
Sudbury Dance Night At Town Hall Thanksgiving
Old and young Sudbury residents look forward to an old time community dance at the Town Hall on Thanksgiving night. Walter B. Piper directs arrangements. Visitors include David Buxton and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Walter B. Piper
David Buxton
Charles Aiken Fo
Whiting Hall School
William Bulger
Dorchester
Witt Waugh
Watertown
Gertrude M. Halloran
Boston
Harriet O'Brie
Sudbury
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Hayes in West Concord
Mrs. Margaret Daniel Hayes died at 408 Martin Street Monnay after illness. Born in Ireland February 14 1860 she came to Concord as a girl and married Daniel J Hayes forty three years ago. Funeral with Requiem High Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians church. Burial at the local cemetery. Survived by daughter Ellen Sullivan a son Daniel J Hayes Jr three grandchildren a brother Patrick Sullivan and a sister Ellen Sullivan, all of West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Margaret Daniel (Sullivan) Hayes
J. Hayes
Boston
Daniel Se ‘Ae Jr
Concord Garnett Mills
Matin Street
Monnay
Ireland
Catherine Harrington
Goncord
Daniel J. Hayes
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
Ihepay Cemetery
Ellen EB
J. Hayes, Jr
Patrick Sullivan
Ellen
Sullivan
West
Concord
Union Church Service and Activities Schedule
Readable items list church events at Union Church including morning worship at 103, Sunday school at 12, Christian Endeavor at 6, and a Tuesday meeting at 2:30. Notes include a canvass and a later afternoon commission, with Women’s and Ladies groups noted and a Friday service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usmia
Ie W. Stone
Sanday
Union
Clurch School
Christian Endsavor Society
Womahai Johansem
Dee
Unidos
Mra. Hebbert
Methodit Episcopal Christmas Event Notice
Fragmentary notice announces a December 6 meeting at a church home in Nestorg. It mentions the Young pantry or panety group and a minister in charge but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ae He Gidene DD
Ane
Panety
Nestorg
Trinitarian Congregational Church Activities Noted
Rev George L Fhurion to preach on In Your Star to a Wagon as church school and worship services are scheduled. The choir will sing two anthems. Young People's and Men's clubs plan supper speaker and entertainment. Gospel song service to follow later in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Fhurion
Young People’s Club
Aueaday
lMen'a Club
Gospel Song Service
Eck
Concord Newsnote on a March Gathering
A small group of about thirty men gathered in Concord for an unspecified event or meeting, with attendance noted but few details provided in the fragment. The report emphasizes the turnout and location with limited context.
Sale In Concord Highlights Annual Charity Drive
Concord Tuberculosis Committee organizes an annual Christmas sale to raise funds and supply milk to undernourished children. The event supports a healthy community effort with donors from local families and groups contributing to relief for schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaitee
Concord
Iman
Winsamon
al Pratt
Joan Bord
Guy Fernald
W. K. Shaw, Jr
William Buttrick
Eliot R. Howard
Howard P
Minstrel Show Delights South Acton Firemen and Townsfolk
The South Acton Fire Department staged a minstrel show at the Universalist church vestry on Thursday and Friday. Local talents led performances with singing and dancing, drawing strong audience applause and featuring special acts, humor, and music from Fire Department members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Billie” LeClerc
Hosetan
Taiwden
Liewt
Slack
Dunivan
Dave Clayton
Jek “Lowden
Malcs” Soar
Clarence A “Robbie
Robbins
George
Duke” Cayton
Merriam
Jimmie
Arrar
Hughie” Hodgins
Pultonton
Jack Clayton
Robbie
William Atte
Downey
Twind
Edna
Anna
Anay
Frank
Nerve Charter
Tank Soar
Wolf
Fullenton
Mite Farrar
Duke Clayton
Alee
Ane
Fica
Ten Men at Work in Sudbury Welfare Bureau Program
George H. Thompson, chairman of the Welfare Bureau, reports ten men are employed under the Federal Relief Act. They work on a space behind the Town Hall, with five beginning work on Goodman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
iGeorge H. Thompson
Welfare Bureau
Nurrency ‘Federal Relief. Act
Fitis
Mace
Town Hall
Goodman
Bernard's Holic Church hosts reunion in Moment Hall evening
A local church plans a reunion event this evening at Moment Hall. Rev. Michael J. Ahern of Weston will present a lecture on a topic related to biology and science.
Marlboro VFW members plan December Sherborn visitation
A delegation of twenty Wessts Marshall Post Span ish War Veterans of Marlboro Maynard Post V F W Cacey members will visit Sherborn Reformatory for Women on Monday December 4. Helen Hird is about again after five weeks illness. Riviere, organizer of the Workers of Aivier meeting at Parker Street, announces another meeting on Tuesday December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessts
Marshall Post
Union Church Events Preview Midweek Service and Kids Helper Drive
A midweek service at Union Church is slated for 7:46 PM with Rev. Mr. Shepler speaking and special music. Thanksgiving baskets are planned for Magna families, and church children collect gifts for a Christmas box. Communion will be observed Sunday as part of union activities. A Christmas pageant Artaban is set for Dec 10 in Brookline with Maynard residents invited to attend. Ladies sale planned for December 8 with supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer Vane Gang
Unter Church
Ig 2
Mr. Shepler
You People’s Meeting
Willis’ Stockbridge
Union Church
Magna
Church School
South
Union Church of
Charlotte Stockbridge
Dhion
Artaban
St. Church
Brookline
West Acton First Baptist Church Thanksgiving Services
The West Acton First Baptist Church in Massachusetts reports a successful Thanksgiving Sunday with special music and a morning sermon. Thank offerings from groups added to the day while announcements noted the offerings and upcoming events. An evening service with Ye Olde New England Choir drew a large crowd and readings by Mrs. A. Jeffries were praised. An upcoming choir offering and December events are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Aston
Massachusetts
New England
A. Jeffries
Mrs John Baden Lincoln Street Hosts Catholic Social
Local resident Mrs John Baden on Lincoln Street will entertain the Catholic Monthly Social Club at her home tonight. Firestone factory closing Thursday and Friday. a fire drill drew residents to Wood Square for a high school pep rally. Rev Robert Stevens and family plan Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Ray Schmidt of Clinton. Belmont Hospital reports an attack not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor M Hawpin
Hiuth ¢ R. Hawof
Howe Street
Arthur
Eau
Ormer
Joseph F. Lapine
Hudson
Ne Chure Ee Arec
Leeds
Sarah A. Calla
Cer L Callahan
Eh Ane Riment
John. Baden Lincoln
Hew Home
Firestone Factory
Wood Square
Robert Stevens
Brevy
Ena
Rayond. Schmidt
Clinton
Governor Boston Appeals for Sound Money on Radio
A Boston radio hour featured Governor Boston urging listeners to support sound money as a stable medium of exchange. He asked residents to write from home with their difficulties and viewpoints to the State House, noting East and West not to own any misgivings about the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State House
Church denounces public meetings in New York
Nov 29 report notes Father Charles E. Comg condemning public gatherings while Fr Coughlin faces mixed views. Gov. Rolph praised for stance on hanging of two confessed kidnappers. In California, John Derri court action cited as Time Athletic Council plans meet.
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New York
Charles E. Comg
al ‘Yoohin
New Yi
M G. Garrell
The
of New
Father Coughlin
Rolph Prased
San Joe
Calif
Aea
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