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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1930

Page

9

Concord Couple Weds in Cambridge Church Ceremony

John J. McWalter of Concord and Helene W. Manning of Cambridge were married at St. Pauls Church in Cambridge with Rev. Richard Gunn presiding. Christine Manning served as maid of honor and Maurice McWalter Jr. as best man. The reception followed at the Hotel Commander and the couple will reside in Concord after a Canada honeymoon.

Concord John J. McWalter Helene W. Manning Cambridge John Mary Manning St. Paul's Church Quincy Square Richard Gunn Christine Manning Maurice McWalter Mary McWalter Ruth Boland Commander Canada

Higher Institutions Enter Higher Institutions

Sudbury September detail notes a graduating class of fifteen with ten continuing education. Nine pursue higher learning and one joins a Post Graduate program. Named students attend Keene Normal Boston University Wentworth Institute Framingham Business College Framingham Business College Sudbury High School and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Also an ad for Double Knee Overalls at New Idea Store in Maynard.

Sudbury Marion Knuckey Keene Normal Keene, N. H Gertrude Cossar Jeanette Smith Boston University Lillian Davison Lewis Richardson Wentworth Institute Boston Melvin

Four-H club members lauded for Marlboro gardens in county bulletin

The Middlesex County Bulletin highlights Marlboro youths Samuel Stern Dino Mastrojohn and James Lally for top gardens. Margaret Lally runs a 4-H roadside flower stand amid good rainfall, while market prices remain low. Other towns such as Hudson Concord Acton Sudbury and Stow are noted for standout plots by 4-H members with diverse crops and records. Authorities await final award lists due by October first.

Marlboro Middlesex County Bulletin Samuel Stern Dino Mastrojohn James Lally Margaret Lally Garden Club New York State Bulletin Hudson David Jessing Lois Kimmons Maynard James Allen Forest Hartin Stow Club Concord John Doyle West Concord Lillian Silverman Acton Wallace Sims Sidney Durkee Sudbury William McSweeney

New Fall Shoes At Rickles Shree Store At Low Prices

Twenty new fall shoe models priced at 2.98 with other styles offered at 4.00 and 5.00 advertised by Rickles Shree Store. The listing highlights value shoes for the season aimed at budget shoppers.

Rickles Shree

New Idea Store Ad Promotes Men’s Caps and Vattens

The Maynard advertisement markets men’s caps at 1.50 for 98c and 2 caps at 1.49, offering new fall vattens as part of a store promotion.

New Idea Maynard

Melrose mauls Maynard in opening Gridiron clash

Melrose overwhelms Maynard 49 0 at Melrose Athletic Field in the season opener. Star back Kidd leads the attack with two touchdowns while Sokolowski Saarela and others add yardage as Maynard struggles to move the ball.

Melrose Kidd Robinson Sexton Carsill Kenzie Vaughn iReferee Woodlock Davis

Local Residents Head Off to Colleges and Vacations

Bedford notes several youths leave for Colby University Maine Northeastern College and Dean Academy Franklin Mass and the University of Maine New students include Richard Kimball Paul Winchenbaugh Gardner Raymond George Sweetman and others as families report travels vacations and relocations Fire department fights brush fires in Carlisle and South Woods with minor damage while residents on Loomis Street move to Great Road home Ellnor Hunnewell travels to Philadelphia with her aunt for a temporary arrangement and Mrs Williams illness improves

Charles Jewett Veero Beach Fla Joh L. Jewett Great Road Richard Kimball Charles Kimball North Road Colby Unversity Maine Paul Winchenbaugh Fern Winchenhbaugh Crescent Ave University of Mine Ernest Brown Buster Northeastern College Gardner Raymond Joseph Raymond Dean Academy Franklin Mass George Sweetman Fletche Road University J. Vanor Garin Springs Road Jaffrey N. H William Messer Page Road Carlisle South Woods Lindeau Samuel Dought Hartford New Hampshire Kay Loomis St Mara Eleanor Hunnewell Spring Road Sorcton Philadelphia

Community notice on J Kowal and new life transition

A fragment notes JS Kowal leaving Middlesex Garage role as brookkeeper and wishes from friends for her new life. The text expresses personal sentiment about starting anew.

J. Vane Garton JS Kowal Middlesex Garage Brookkeeper

Bedford Old Timers Play On Page Field In Village Rivalry

Sunday at Page Field Bedford hosted an old timers game pitting single men against married men. The score ended 7 to 6 with the married side victorious. Chief Sullivan made a spectacle by missing a fly ball and performing two somersaults. Charlie Steffanillo, joked about as short, hit a sharp ball past the shortstop and drove in a run. Ned McMahan, though years away from baseball, manned first base well. Big Bill the Dutchman pitched despite a sore arm and hinted at future games. The crowd teased and the players joked about challenging the Athletic team next year.

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Boston Post Couples Visit in Sudbury Neighborhood

Mrs. Alice Foster Eames of Boston and Beverly stays with Mrs. William Tufts Candy Hill during September. Mr. Wilton Waugh and Miss Veronica Connolly of the Boston Post are involved in the arrangement.

Alice Foster Eames Boston Beverly William Tufts Candy Hill Wilton Waugh Vermica Connolly The Boston Post

Mysterious Past Week Ceremony Surprises Community

Fragmented text reveals a ceremony involving individuals named Ray and Konrian. The passage notes surprise and references a person described as Miss Meeerter, indicating a social or ceremonial event with unclear details and damaged context.

Danta

Luncheon Club Members Visit Concord Shrines

The Luncheon Club met with Mrs. Melvin Guptill on Friday and then traveled to Concord to visit historic shrines with the group. Mrs. Wood returned to Rock Island after a summer visit and expressed hope for a reunion, while Agnes Bourtevite and Joseph Boston attended Halloran’s event Sunday.

Scalles Melvin Guptill Weu Concord M.s W. Wood Frank F. Gerry Rock Island Wood Wong The Agnes Bourtevlite Joseph Boston Buesty Halloran

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