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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1939

Page

8

Hudson Parade Invites Maynard Veterans for Wheeler Homecoming

The Hudson Legion extends an invitation to Maynard Veterans to join the March in Hudson for Senator Burton K. Wheeler's homecoming day parade. Participants should report by 12 15 at the Home. timing is strict due to Wheeler's coast to coast broadcast. A chorus from local residents will perform at Riverside Park.

Maynard Hudson Legion Burton K. Wheeler Hudson Wheeler Hiverside Park

Atkinson Family Returns From Western New York and Canada

The Herbert J Atkinsons returned to Elm Tree Farm after a week away in Western New York and Canada. Mr Atkinson attended a Kiwanis International inter club meeting in Toronto where the Toronto University president spoke about the war. Seattle friends were visiting over the weekend.

Herbert J. Atkinsons Elm Tree Farm New York Canada Mr. Atkinson Kiwanis International Toronto Toronto University Seattle

Sudbury High Plans Harvest Dance and Grange Reception

The Sudbury teachers hold an annual Grange reception on Tuesday September 26 at 8 pm in Grange Hall. The Junior Class schedules a Harvest Dance at Town Hall on Friday October 13 1939 with committee members Doris Priest Clifford Nelson Camille Quillette Ruth Skinner and Albert Sabanski. The Athletic Association meets September 28 with freshmen initiation and refreshments. New courses draw and driving will be added with Man and the Motor Car as the text.

Sudbury School Sudbury The Grange Sudbury High School Doris Priest Clifford Nelson Cammille Quillette Ruth Skinner Albert Sabanski Athletic Association

South Acton Visitors Meet Local Friends

Rev Norman Kellett former pastor of the Universalist church at Miss Marjorie Burnham and their fiancé spent the past week here with friends. Kellett has been supplying in South Weymouth churches during the summer and many friends greeted the couple. Charles L Parsons formerly of School Street now to live in Sudbury. Raymond E Vary of Wrentham and wife will occupy the home they vacated.

Norman Kellett Universalist Church Marjorie Burnham Kellett Weymouth Charles L. Parsons School Street Sudbury Raymond E. Vary Wrentham

Charity Whist Awards Announced by St Marys Guild

Marlboro reports the St Marys Charitable Association held a weekly charity whist party yesterday afternoon with Mrs Louis Scott in charge. Prize winners listed include Mrs Florence Champagn Mrs Delphine Fritchie Mrs Ann Belmore Mrs Alphonse Bonk Mrs Alma Gaucher Mrs Arthur Goulet Mrs Linda Paquette Mrs Georgianna Bertrand and Mrs Exilda Quercia.

Old Timers Beat Youngsters In Crowe Park Exhibition

On Sunday afternoon at Crowe Park Sumday the Old Timers met a group of young ball tossers in a lively exhibition. Dick Loftus led the veterans with five hits while Billy Columbo and Frankie Wojtkiewicz homered for the youngsters as a see-saw effort ended in a 5 5 tie and a final ten inning win for the Old Timers on Loftus fifth hit.

Maynard Stagnard el Doneerica Crowe Park Passbig

Public Auction Sale of Dairy Cattle in Marlboro Mass

Arthur A. Magurn Auctioneer announces a public sale by Slifford M. Gove at Crane Meadow Road Marlboro. The sale features 25 cows 1 bull 1 pony and farm tools from a dairy herd including Holsteins and colored sows some fresh and springers. Also offered are a young stock bull a 5 year old Angora pony and 22 cords of manure along with loading access.

Arthur A. Magurn Concord Slifford M Gove Crane Meadow Road Forest St Marlboro Mass

Baseball game summary with runs by Wojtkiewicz and Sullivan

Runs Wojtkiewicz 2 Sullivan 2 Gatreau D Loftus Torppa F Loftus wson Natoli B Gudzino wicz J Gudzinowicz Columbo Errors Torppa 2 McNally 2 Sullivan J Gudzinowicz Downey Netoli Zelkiewicz Two base hits Lawson 2 Kitowitz F Loftus Home run Columbo Wojtkiewicz Double play Torppa in Gatreau to McNally Base on balls Wojtkiewicz 3 Natoli 3 Morrill 3 Struck out Strecker 5 Morrill 3 Wojtkiewicz Natoli Stolen base Gatreau Wild pitch Wojtkiewicz Passed ball Columbo Umpires King Piper Time 2h 7m

Dick Loftus Tanio Toropa Dynamo Dick Swede Lawson Billy Columbo Frankie Wojtkiewicz Tom King Loftus Torppa Wojtkiewicz Ben Gudzo Torey Johnny Gud Sith Columbo Louis Strecker Natali Sully Watt Fred Loftus Ben Gudza Lawson Fleming Ed Knowics Sullivan Gatreau D. Loftus F. Loftus Wson Natoli B. Gudzinowicz J. Gudzinowicz McNally Downey Netoli Zelkiewicz Kitowitz

Festival of Succoth Opens Tomorrow in Greater Boston

Succoth begins at sunset tomorrow and runs eight days ending with Simchas Torah. Public services will be held at temples and synagogues across Greater Boston with special observances on the first and last days. The largest succah stands at Temple Mishkan Tefila Roxbury where over 1000 children are expected. Rabbi Herman H Rubenovitz Cantor I G Glickstein and choir led by Prof S Braslavsky will lead services Wednesday and Thursday. The children's harvest festival and alms procession occur Thursday morning followed by a Friday service where Rabbi Rubenovitz discusses the Advent of the Messianic Era.

Boston Temple Mishkan Tefila Roxbury Herman H.rubenovitz I. G. Glickstein Temple Choir S. Braslavsky Rubenobitz Rubenovitz

Food sale by Acton Baptist Sunday school ladies

Mrs. Benjamin Smith's class of young ladies from the Acton Baptist Sunday school will hold a food sale on the church lawn this Saturday afternoon September 30. The sale date was moved from September 23.

Benjamin Smith

World’s Fair visitors and local residents travel notes

Marlboro Daniel Hart and family visit the New York World's Fair while Miss Alice and Francis accompany him. Mary Curtis hosts the S. W. Circle at Maddox Place. Mrs Ernestine Derby visits with sister Mrs Wilbur Williams in East Main Street. Mr Ovila Bernard of Montreal and Adolphe Lam pron hosts on Boudreau Avenue. Elmer Holden from Church Street vacations from Bond Market duties and attends the American Legion Convention in Chicago. Harry Sapolsky of Pleasant Street leaves Boston Airport for Chicago for the same convention. Harold Chase of Lincoln Street serves Worcester Suburban Electric duties. Fred Girouard, president of the People’s Ice Company, recovers from illness and returns to duties. Mrs Dora Lapierre of Summer Street and Mrs Noe Noel of Broac ptrest attend the Engra age American Legion in Chicago. Ul. Unik.

Elmer Holden Church Street Bond Market American Legion Chicago Dora Lapierre Summertreet Noe Noel Broac ‘Ptrest Unik

Radio Program by Memorial Church Women in Sudbury

Mrs Maxwell Eaton will chair a 8 30 Friday evening radio program in the vestry of Memorial Congregational Church Sudbury inviting all residents. Mrs Grace Hunt handles studio decor. Refreshments free. Mrs Ed ward A Hunt and others serve. A bake sale table run by named women will offer pies cakes cookies and other foods to aid housewives over Sunday.

Sudbury Maxwell Eaton Memorial Congregational Church Grace Hunt Edward A Hunt Roland R Cutler E.norman Bowry John C Hall Alan F Flynn Sarah Johnson Carrie Luce Frank C Perking

Middlesex Local Union Holds Regular Meeting at West Concord

Members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church attended a Middlesex Local Union gathering at the Union church in West Concord last Friday evening. About 70 representatives participated in the regular meeting. The local society reportedly has the largest number of members and the next meeting will feature a member singer at the West Acton church on October 20.

Christian Endeavor Society Congregational Church Union Church West Concord Middlesex Singer West Acton

Fashion Horoscope and Women’s Style Pages in Globe

A clipped reminiscence notes that the Boston Globe daily and Sunday editions feature fashion horoscopes and women’s interest content. It highlights styling guidance, recipes, etiquette, and trends aimed at female readers, urging readers to consult their newsdealer for the latest features.

Boston Daily Sunday Globe Emily Post Boston Globe

Local residents and visitors noted in Sudbury weekend listings

Many households reported visits and travels including Nicholas Pini of Boston and Mrs Melvin Guptill with family in New York. Road work progresses on Maynard road with oil and gravel topping. Scouts Mount Wachusett hike, students at Brown and Nichols, and area residents moving to July road cottage are mentioned amid assorted local occurrences.

John C Hall Frank C Perkins Charles H’ Way William Evans Harland H Rogers Wiano Nicholas Pini Boston Hunter Maynard Road Maynard Boundary Line Melvin Guptill Carolyn Margaret Oakes New York Donald Oakes Portsmouth Ohio Sudbury A. F. Clark, Inc Hudson Road George J Raymond Raymond Road Stuart Bill Edgerly Boy Scouts Mount Wachuset Natalie Howland Goodman Hill Road Marion van Geem Erie Penn Mount Holyoke College Albert Bent July Road Pine Rest Marjorie Hunt Mary’s Little Lamb School Jean Bartlett Waltham Donald Smith Goodman Hiltrong Amherst Hugh Peter Powers James H Powers Brown and Nichols School Cambridge Peter Hig Aubrey W. Borden Carlton

Dinner Dance Marlboro Bridge Club Meets Weekly

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club meets weekly at members' homes, sharing a social dinner and dance before bridge play. The group gathers to enjoy companionship and competitive cards in a relaxed setting.

Sudbury Notices Read October 7 Deadline

Fragmentary OCR shows a notice indicating a date of October 7 with possible instructions or actions for children. Details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a required response or attendance related to Sudbury.

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