Rhode Island Red Poultry Judge to Attend Providence Show
Harold Tompkins, Rhode Island Red expert, will judge the Providence Poultry Show on December 7 to 9. He left for Chicago Saturday with 63 Rhode Island Reds to exhibit there. Reverend Edward P Daniels preached at First Parish on Life's Basis and Life's Ideal. A ballet dinner for The Rose of County Kerry cast will be served by John Tombeno. Dr Hugh M Robinson spoke at Trinitarian Church about China. James J Mansfield Post American Legion plans a whist party in Veterans Building next Monday. The Trinitarian Church Young People Club met for a Sunday supper in the banquet hall.
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Harold Tompkins
Rhode Island
Providence
Chicago
Edward P Daniels
First
Rose
County Kerry
John Tombeno
Hugh M Robinson
China
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robinson
James J Mansfield Post
American Legion
Veterans Building
Young People's Club of the Trinitarian Church
Samnt
Yankees Win Over Sheiks on Thanksgiving Afternoon
The Concord Yankees eleven defeated the Maynard Sheiks 7 to 0 on the Emerson playground. In the final period R DiCicco caught a short pass from Captain Parke and ran 10 yards for a touchdown. Bosco-i added the extra point by plunging through the line.
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Yankees
Maynard Sheiks
Emerson Playground
R. DiCeco
Capt. Parke
Bosco
Concord Yankees
Mara
Dee le le Kitowicz
Denton
McDonald
O'Connell Petersen McGrath
Helenius Bartolomeo
McCarthy c
Easy Mortgage Payments and the Concord Bank Plan
An article explains how interest compounding or simple interest on a $1000 loan grows fast, paying off the mortgage with small monthly deposits. The Concord Co-operative Bank proposes a system where $5 a month accumulates to $1000 in about 12 years, or $500 in seven, with ten shares doubling the amount.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord Cooperative Bank
Captain Applejack Soon at Concord Veterans Building
Concord announces the Captain Applejack performance to unfold Friday and Saturday evenings at Veterans Building. Also notes Rev. Herbert Hitchen sermon in Memorial Chapel Middlesex School and a public whist by Concord Lodge at Elks Hall with dancing after.
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Concord
Captain Applejack
Veterans Building
Herbert Hitchen
Memorial Chapel
Middlesex School
Concord Lodge
Elks
Elke Hall
Lovell P. George
Concord High School
State Armory
Ruth E. Emmons
League of Women Voters
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Sarah S. Goodwin
First Parish in Concord Service With Sermon
The First Parish in Concord announces a Sunday morning service on December 6 at 9 45 led by Rev Edward P Daniels with a sermon by the minister to follow.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Thurlow Sermon at Concord Church on December 6
Rev. George L Thurlow presides at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Massachusetts with church school at 9.30 am and morning service at 10.45 am. The pastor will deliver the sermon.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
George L Thurlow
Trinity
Willow Rebekah Lodge Whist Party Held In West Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening at the home of Vice Grand Mrs Edith M Bailey with Mrs Grace Hunter in charge. A jolly gathering awarded prizes to several members including Mrs Robert McAuley Mrs Harry C Parker and Miss Helena clnbb. Refreshments followed the social halt.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Edith M Bailey
Grace Hunter
Robert McAuley
Harry C Parker
Arthur Berry
Helena Clnbb
Thompson Blood
William A Robus
Harold D_ Chittim
Richard W McCabe
Frank S. Walker
Whist Parties Set to Open at Warner Hall in December
Ernest Richards of Waltham announces a winter run of Thursday whist games at Warner Hall beginning December 10. First prize is a ton of coal with blankets, comforters, and other useful prizes offered as incentives. The series continues through the season.
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Ernest Richards
Waltham
Warner Hall
Maynard P. O. Victors in Leominster Bowling Match
Maynard P. O. led by Captain Eddie White with 330 toppled Leominster PC in a Post Office League bowling match at Leominster last night. Teammates Jim Farrell 312 Charlie Hoffman Bill Stockwell and Tom Maley posted solid scores.
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Maynard
Eddie White
Maynard P. O
Leominster PC
Leominster
Jim Farrell
Charlie Hoffman
Bill Stockwell
Tom Maley
Expensive Women at Peoples Theatre for Elks Christmas Basket
A first run picture Expensive Women will be shown at the Peoples Theatre on December 6 as part of the Elks Christmas basket fund tickets are on sale by Maynard lodge members. The annual basket fund whist party is set for December 14 at the Auditorium with prizes valued at 100 dollars.
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Peoples Theatre
Elks
Maynard Lodge
Ladies' Aid Society entertains at Concord church
The Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies' Aid Society held an entertainment Monday evening in the church. Mrs Olga Robinson, a Concord girl recently returned from China with her husband, spoke. The program included further entertainment and refreshments.
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Concord
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Olga ‘Robinson
China
Division 44 Changes Meeting Nights
Concord notes Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary shifts meeting nights from Wednesdays to Mondays stating meetings will be on the first and third Mondays each month.
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Division
Concord
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Concord Yankees rout Bedford AC 20 0 on Emerson gridiron
Concord Yankees crushed Bedford AC 20 to 0 at Emerson Playground for their seventh win. Mara scored on a Park pass, Peterson ran 40 yards after a blocked kick, and Flannery added a 45 yard TD as the line and ends dominated. Besco and Soffritti added extras.
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Concord Yankees
Bedford AC
Emerson Playground
Mara
Park
Bartolomeo
Peterson
Flannery
Concord
Yankeees
Bosco
Soffretti
Marale
Newhall Dempsey
Macdonald
Rt Fougstedt
Davis Peterson
Fass
Lgrg
McPeake
Detillce
I. c Dumas
DiCicco
McCarthy
Yanckees
Thanksgiving Day Union Service at Trinity Church
Protestant churches of Concord held a Union Thanksgiving service at Trinity Church on Thursday morning. Rev Smith O Dexter presided, and Rev Edward P Daniels delivered the sermon. Other clergymen included Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone Rev Olaf M Johnson Rev George L Thurlow and Rev George G Hughes with parts in the service.
Debate at Concord on Gandhi and Mussolini
The West Concord Union Church hosted a Senior Christian Endeavor Society debate Sunday on whether Gandhi serves India better than Mussolini serves Italy. Wendell Hay presided. Martha Morrison and Mark Lapham upheld the affirmative, Carolyn Kingman and Amen Parker spoke for the negative. The assembly voted to favor the affirmative.
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Concord
Gandhi
Mussolini
New Senior Christian Endeavor Society
West Concord Union
India
Italy
Wendell Hay
Martha Morrison
Mark Lapham
Carolyn Kingman
Amen Parker
Concord High Varsity Wins 2 0 on Safety at Lexington
Concord High School defeated Lexington 2 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day. The only score came in the second quarter when Concord blocked a Lexming punt, causing a safety after it rolled into its own end zone. The game featured repeated punting exchanges and windy conditions favoring Concord's defense.
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Concord
Lexington
Dean
Concord High
Lexington High
Palmer
Cookle
Zuretti Davis
Byron
Searles
McKeanna
Ward Fish
Barton Malsen
Ec Barnes
Molloy Dean
B Fish
R Davis
Janusas
Garrity Tompkins
Pooney
Armstrong
Te Rocque
McKenzie
Jamsas Harvey
Hansen
Laphamre le Cronin
Mulliken
Megin
Blume
Gibbons
Amara Erisman
Kelley
E Cunningham
T di Cicco
A. Davis
Cunningham
J McGrath
Boyce
Readel
Lassoff
M DiCicco
D DiCicco
Fraticelli
Healey
Concord High School
Aaron H Yeaton
Colby
Colby. Umpire, F C Haddleton
Brown
Charles Goodrich Springfield
Romantic Germany topic charms Cord Club talk
The December meeting of the Concord Men's Club at Trinitarian Church featured speaker John G Bucher FRGS describing Romantic Germany with vivid scenes and moving pictures. Hood Ice Cream Co presented dairy and ice cream plant film, and provided ice cream for the supper served under Charles H Towle's supervision.
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Concord Men's Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Charles H Towle
Carl C Carlson
John G Bucher
FRGS
Germany
Bucher
Boucher
Hood Ice Cream Co
Concord Unit 158 Officers to be Installed
Trinity Church announces December 6 schedule of Holy Communion sermons and youth activities. American Legion Auxiliary Concord Unit 158 to install new officers on December 10 at Veterans Building led by County Executive Mrs Stephen Garrity.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Stephen Garrity
Concord
Veterans’ Building
Annual Reunion Of St Bernards Catholic Church Held
Concord reports the St Bernards Catholic church annual reunion at Monument hall on Wednesday evening. Rev Joseph W Healy supervised the event with Gerald Downing handling entertainment and Terence McHugh of Concord Council Knights of Columbus directing the dance. Whist occurred in the KC chambers under Margaret Collins. Ellen M Keete chaired refreshments and Catherine Wetherill managed tickets.
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Concord Church
Concord
St. Bernards Catholic Church
Monument Hall
Joseph W. Healy
Gerald Downing
Terence McHugh
Concord Council
Nights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Margaret Collins
Ellen M. Keete
Catherine Wetherill
Thanksgiving Observances In Concord Care Homes
Concord Homes and hospitals held special Thanksgiving dinners. At the Home for the Aged on Walden Street Mrs Hinton led a turkey meal for five residents and one elderly man. Deaconess Home for Aged Women served sixteen with Miss Bowman in charge. Emerson Hospital provided noon dinner for patients. Lake Walden State Police sub station kept a skeleton force with officers taking a dinner break.
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Concord
Walden Street
John R. Hinton
Deaconess Home
M. Rebecca Bowman
Edna Price
Emerson Hospital
Lake Walden
State Police Patrol
Alexander
Massachu setts Reform school Thanksgiving program
967 prisoners at the Massachusetts Reformatory enjoyed a Thanksgiving program. They received an hour of yard liberty in the morning, then watched moving pictures in the chapel, had a Thanksgiving dinner at noon, and later received fruit and cookies. The Reformatory band performed a concert in the guard room in the afternoon.
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Massachuusetts Reformaory
Reformatory
Concord Sophomores Win Inter-Class Field Hockey Title
The Concord High School sophomore girls defeated the senior class 1 0 on the Emerson playground this afternoon to claim the inter class field hockey championship. Rita Bent scored the winning goal in the second half, sealing the upset.
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Concord
Concord High School
Emerson Pay
Rita Bent
Margaret Thornton
L. MacDougall
A. Ammendolia li
Edith Hughes
Rxa Bent
R. Thurlow
Jean Shepard
N. Lombarco
Helen Olsen
Mary Murray
E. Byrne
Mary Sullivan
Mary Bartolomeo Rosemary Byron
M. Murphy
Evelyn Engebretsen
Mary Sheehan
E. Johnson
Mary Culkins
Ith
Erisman
Margaret Hansen
R. Derby
Sophie Matucieski
Mary Crockery
Olive
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Vay
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L. Anderson & Son
Carter Furniture Store
West Concord
Sheiks
Grondani Foss
Nyholm
G Robinson
Dempsey
Moynihan
Spratt Mullen
Mitzcavitch
Chyzus Parke
Ab Connors
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Prescott
Jarvi
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Lanigan
R. DiCiccilo
Besco
Austin Stone
Middlesex School Dramatic Club
N Eliott Hall
Maynard P. O. Victors
Church Aid Society
Winthrop Coffin
Gertrude
Ruth
Young People’s Club
Manse
Ruth Thurlow
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Louise C . Pratt
Helen W Bordman
Concord Tuberculosis Committee
Central Station
Mary Tobin
Mary Cleveland
Henry M Cleveland
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Alltel Ie
Tom Mooney
Tod
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James J. Walker
New
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Concord,Mass
Butler Ave
Ernest Barilone & Sons
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MacPherson
Main Street
Middlesex Institution
Concord, J. Massachusetts
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