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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1939
Page
6
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Maynard-Miss Gertrude Swartz daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Swartz 3 Warren street and Emmanuel Bloomberg of Lunenburg were married Labor Day. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Cleveland of Roxbury at the bride's parents home with guests from Roxbury Boston Watertown Lowell Newton Revere and Mattapan. Miss Frances Swartz sister of the bride served as bridesmaid and Sidney Lewis groom’s nephew was best man. On their return from a wedding trip to the World's Fair they will reside in Maynard.
Rev Charles C Merrill president of the Congregational Heart of Pastoral Supply will preach the morning sermon at the Congregational church on Sunday September 10 at 10 45 am. The Pastoral Supply Committee, active in filling the vacancy left by Rev M A Vance, who moves to Union church in Ashland this Sunday, has asked several candidates to preach in September and October. Sunday school opens this Sunday at 9 30 am under Supt J Murray Vine Senzie.
Maynard Poles form preliminary group to organize support for Poland during the war. About 800 to 900 people of Polish blood live in Maynard and have already sent funds. A permanent organization is expected to be established to cooperate with national groups and aid the fatherland in its hour of distress.
The Acton Grange held a meeting at Town Hall last week with Esther Taylor arranging for new allies. A community sing followed by a roll call had members answering questions about current heat and purpose.
Meeting notes say the fair will be in session in the afternoon and evening at the Town Hall. All exhibits must be at the Town Hall by noon. A turkey supper is planned for 6 30 in the evening. An amateur show by a well known radio broadcasting group will be presented at 8 30.
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray of Massachusetts Avenue entertained visitors during the holiday weekend in West Acton.
Maynard Edb O'Donnell Al Fra ser and Auno Koskinen have resumed studies at Milligan University Unicorn Tennessee after summer vacation Charlie D Agata a top all around athlete and former local high school graduate returned with the boys and plans to enter the same school O Donnell is captain of the football eleven and Koskinen a lineman Al Praser has acted as trainer for the gridiron team and hopes to repeat this fall D Avata will be a candidate for the eleven.
A garbled clipping mentions community names and events including Concord High person Miss Butchi and Charles H. Mason, a hospital confinement in Boston with Mrs J H Loftus, and Mrs W W Sargent. It notes a valuable dog lost and a Lowell Police find on the same day. an advertising pays dividend line appears at end.
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