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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places but lacks coherent events. Reads like a social note of travel and studies with names such as Batley and Whitman and locations Worcester and Brant Rock. Details are garbled and hard to confirm.
Marlboro Mr and Mrs Harry Peltekis and son James of Newtown street return from Saintsbury beach. Mr and Mrs Emer Holden and infant daughter Mineed and son Creel come back from St John New Brunswick. Mrs Emily Armitage of Lincoln street visits Leroy M Craigy then returns home in Amherst New Hampshire. Rev Edward A Bullock of Newton street returns from Ocean Park Maine after attending a conference held there last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. and others plan moves among Pleasant Street houses. The piece lists visits and vacations of townspeople including Kennedy, Heeks, Judkins, Fernalds, Tafts, Nicol, and Hawks, plus church services at First Parish and readings from scripture and science texts.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club placed fourth in the Interclub Rifle Match at Camp Curtis Guild Reading on Sunday. Boston Revolver Club won, with Waltham Rod and Gun, Braintree Rifle and Pistol, Melrose Fish and Game, Concord Rod and Gun, and Boston Rifle and Revolver following in order.
In Concord, Country, Bodfish defeats William Hartow 862 in the first round of the boys division. The opening match of the annual junior tennis tour features Bodfish securing a clear victory.
The text announces a church service led by Minister Rev. Edward Daniela at PASHAN on Sunday September 10. Jacob Meder is listed as soloist and a novice preacher is noted. Services include a sermon by the minister.
The Worcester Chamber of Commerce hosts a large town hall meeting with speakers urging consumer cooperation in signing up under a ration regime. Ten captains and team leaders are named to supervise canvassing across towns, with local volunteers listed among organizers and post office staff.
A fragment suggests a scene with a waiter and a person named Ralph at home. Details are sparse with unclear action or setting.
The Concord Enterprise marks 68 years for Frank Pierce in the same Mill Dam location. A Civil War era shopkeeper, he remains active daily at his shoe store and has served three generations, selling to notable figures and soldiers in three wars. He married Alma Baton in 1885. they reside on Hubbard Street with children Everett Pierce, Frank Pierce, and Mrs Jean Brothers.
Miss Filena G Sewart of Boston and John H Robinson of Hubbard Street were married August 28 at the Little Church Around the Corner New York. Robinson is a Northeastern student and Concord High School graduate now with the Concord Water Department. After a New York stay the couple will visit his parents home. The Concord Rod and Gun Club held its monthly meeting at the clubhouse on Vireicha Road with plans for the Middlesex County outing of Sportsmen's Clubs on September 17.
Moses Bradford and Mrs John Bowditch with granddaughter Miss Florence Fitch returned to Concord this week aboard the Milwaukee Hamburg American Line after a ten month absence. They visited Naples Rome Florence and Paris during the voyage before settling back in the quiet old city.
An advertising note urges readers to begin saving now with Gongord Co operative Bank. It promotes monthly deposits and purchasing August series shares valued at 196 today and 200 next June through earned interest. The message links tomorrow to fixed actions today and emphasizes financial responsibility.
Mary Lothrop announces the opening of a pianoforte studio in her home on School Street South Acton. She will accept a limited number of pupils and has been studying the Matthau principles. Tel West Acton 232 adv.
The Concord Rotary held its weekly luncheon Thursday at the Colonial with Past President Burleigh L Pratt presiding in President Leslie O Andersen’s absence. Guest speaker Albion H Holbrook of Wollaston, deputy regional Boy Scout executive, spoke on Scouting. next week General Daniel Needham will address the club with Lexington Rotarians as special guests.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence R Crose and their daughter Eleanor along with sons David and Lawrence completed a vacation at the Alamoosook Island Camp near Bucksport Maine. Mrs Crose supervised the Camp Arts and Crafts while Mr Crose ran the Camp Shop. The family will move to Kendall Green where Mrs Crose will oversee a dormitory at the Cambridge school.
The notice lists Trinity Church Sonccord Massachusetts with rector emeritus G Dexter and rector Rev Charles Russell of Paris. It notes a September 10 service at 8 2 am for Holy Communion at 9 30 am Morning Prayer and Address.
Mrs Hollis Howe and family enjoy a three week vacation at York Beach while many Concord residents announce moves, visits, and anniversaries. Elizabeth Alexander heads to Chicago for the Century of Progress with her sister, and the Emerson Hospital July report shows an average daily patient count down from last year.
In Concord last Tuesday the Grangers of Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry gathered at Past Master Benjamin F Clark’s Lowell Road home for a merry corn roast. Master Miss Nettie A Wells announced the Fall season opens Tuesday Sept 5 with a vacation night program led by the Tiree Graces.
Alfred Wheeler preached a keen forceful sermon at the West Concord Union Church Sunday morning. Anthon Ghurcly spoke on heroism of the gunman with a clean cut analysis of present day conditions and an appeal for action. Soloist Ruth Williams and Dennis Farwell of Maynard were organist. The Communion Sacrament was observed.
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Cecil Rage of New York City announce the wedding of their daughter Lucia Page to Dr William Garland Heeks. The ceremony will be at Oaklawn Scarsborough Hudson on Saturday afternoon September 9 at four o clock. Page is Emma Willard and Finch School alumna and studied abroad. Heeks, son of Mr and Mrs William Heeks of West Concord, is a Concord High School 1919 Brown University 1983 and Harvard Medical 1927 graduate and is an assistant at St Luke's Hospital in Newton.
Ernest E Collicutt returns to West Concord to find his Mohawk squad of the Triangular League again champions of the second half. Collicutt, noted for three coaching years, helped Burroughs Newsboy Foundation, Beacon A C and others win major city leagues. Concord High opens against Artin High as West Concord cards prepare for weekend games and carding opponents in local league play.
A new Concord High School football coach George P Carnié conducted the first preschool workout on the Emersor Playground gridiron. By opening day the squad is expected to exceed fifty with eleven veteran letter players led by captain Mirotti DiCicco in backfield and tackle roles.
A fragmented item mentions Laurence and Pepperet in athletic context. It hints at running activities and store branding or quality notes, suggesting a brief sports or product mention in a historical page fragment.
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