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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
8
Rev Otto Ruafos of Brooklyn begins his ministry as the new pastor of the Evangelical Free Church on Long Street in Concord. He succeeds Rev Olaf M Johnson who resigned after 12 years to lead the Evangelical Free Church in Britt Iowa and two nearby churches at Wesley and Upper Fiat.
Maynard youth Bill Fingard named assistant coach for three sports at Massachusetts State College. A 1930 Maynard High graduate and 1934 MS College alum, Fingard earned three letters in baseball football and basketball and starred locally with Middlesex Laundry and the Tarmo quintet. He previously coached at Wrentham and helped form an independents nine after the town dissolved its baseball team. His family includes Dartmouth senior-to-be brother Tauny and cousin Arne known as Bummie at Gloucester High School.
Maynard John Kelley, winner of the BAA marathon, plans to enter the Acton Minute Man Road Race on September 21. The course runs Arlington to Lexington to Acton over about sixteen miles with a finish at the fairgrounds. The race, sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union, offers twelve prizes and no entrance fee. Entering runners must submit blanks by next Monday.
Town leaders decry unfinished Alumni Field work and high taxes while urging a dedicated commission to finish the project. ERA funds and local labor are cited as missing material. coach Mike Vodoklys drills players as Maynard eyes a robust fall football season amid staffing changes.
The notice urges that advertising pays and asks for road safety cooperation with state and town police. It predicts the event will become annual and as prominent as existing civic presentations.
The Action Garden Club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr W Ale inure Mayner. With president Mrs Harold Clipp absent, Mrs Mowe presided. They discussed annuals for cutting and winter bouquets and noted the September 18 meeting will be omitted.
Acton church delegates led by Miss Flora Reed attend the Durham New Hampshire summer school. Attendees include Mrs Frank Farrar Esther Gates Evelyn Davis Marguerite Taylor Ruth Horton Louisa Wood and Evelyn Hagen. Garments for Atlanta Georgia poor to be shipped via John Pederson to Rev F J Working at Rush Memorial Church in Worcester.
Miss Florence Parser visits aunt Mrs Sue Newport and grandparents Mr and Mrs George Parker on Main Street. Miss Jane Berry returns home from Arlington after weeks with Misses Virginia and Olive Milbery. Mrs Lenoue, formerly of Acton, now in Greenfield, visits from there. Mr and Mrs James Malcomson and family joined Mr and Mrs Clare Milbery for Sunday. South Acton A A special meeting set at the fire house for Wednesday at eight. Fourteen clerks re‑registered for WPA projects at the fire house last Thursday and Friday. Mrs Grace Lenore and son Fred guests of Miss Nellie and Annie Banks. Mrs Lenoue plans to stay in Greenfield. Mr and Mrs Charles Clark return from a Provincetown vacation. Universalist services resume with 9:30 church school and normal service hour. Rev. Ernest H Carritt to speak on “What Is Your Name?” Ladies Social Circle to meet at Mrs Lewis C Hastings’ home on Thursday. Mrs Paul Bettinger and daughter Marillis visiting her mother Mrs George Wor-
The text notes that families have returned to their respective homes for the season. TM and Mrs Alfred Edwards are back in Lake Forest, Illinois, for the winter, while Mrs. Robert White and her children have returned from Lake Boon, Hudson, where they had been vacationing.
Acton funeral services were conducted at the Acton Congregational Church on Monday afternoon August 26 for Mrs Jennie D Henson wife of William Henson of North Acton Rev Glenn W Douglass officiated Harlan Tuttle rendered Nearer My God to Thee.
Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery. The sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved husband. The lines to both Thee and Sometime We'll Understand appear in a memorial context.
The Randell family expresses appreciation to those kind during their recent bereavement and thanks for the beautiful floral tributes.
Lake Erie extends farther south than the other Great Lakes, making it the southernmost among them. This geographic distinction affects regional climate and navigation dynamics in the lake system.
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