Aggressive Crime Fight Urged By Lowell District Attorney
Lowell District Attorney Paul R. Foisey urged an aggressive crime fight in fast moving times at a Concord Rotary Club gathering. He stressed radio teletype use, rapid action against criminals, better police training, and a constructive correction program while noting Middlesex County handles over 60 cases yearly and youth crime rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asat
Atorney
Paul R. ‘Oley
Lowell
Concordi Rotary Club
Hudson Club
Colonial Inn
Foteer
Middlesex County
I. Oscar le Perrault
Teland P. Wood
Melvin P. Mitchell
Edward Jo Morgan, Jr
George Allen
Chester T Lamson
Harvey Broadbent
Robert Wilcox
Foisey
Commonwealth
Willow Rebekah Lodge hosts open meeting with home demonstration
Local clubs and individuals report a busy week with charity sales, bridge prizes, and social events. Activities include Concord Female Charitable Society at Miss Lily Hurd's home, Willow Rebekah Lodge fundraiser at 50 Commonwealth Avenue, and a weekend Arctic lecture by Commander Donald B. MacMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Willow Rebekah Lodge
John F Donovan
Concord Municipal Light Department
Warren B Goddard
Helen Parkins
Laura Fought
Concord Female Charitable Society
Lily Hurd
Monument Street
Henry I Smith
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward J McClellan
Yelen Loring
Anwie
Rube’ Macone
Glenn Swett
Munkeiaquid Sportsmans CK
Maine Woods
Andrew J Raymond
Sudbury Road
Carl C. Carlson
Howard F. Heyliger
Marine Base
Quantic
Veterans
Concord
Unitarian Laymen's League
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Stoward
West Concord Woman's Club
Harvey Wheeler School
Sual
Booters
Percy A Rideoue
West Concord
Raymond Forcier
West Streel
Goddard
Helping Hand Society Plans Winter Meetings
The West Concord Helping Hand Society met at Edith Fenton’s home on Central Street Tuesday November 13 and voted to hold winter meetings at members’ homes. A December 11 Christmas party will be hosted by Mrs Birdice Chaplin at her home on Commonwealth Avenue. Hostesses were Mrs Alice MacWilliams Mrs Helmi Pearson Mrs Ruth Manosh and Mrs Mary Olsen.
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West Concord
Helping Hand Society
Edith Fenton
Central Street
Christmas
Birdice Chaplin
Commonwealth Avenue
Alice MacWilliams
Helmi Pearson
Ruth Manosh
Mary Olsen
Elks Whist Leader Joseph R Perry Tops Public Party
Joseph R Perry won first prize at a public whist party in Elks hall under Concord Lodge Elks. Lovell P George and Harold Tompkins led the event with a long list of prize winners including Mrs Irene Miller Mrs Harold Tompkins Frank Shea and several others. Special prizes went to John Shea and Frank Dentino with a consolation prize to Miss Marion McPhillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perry
Elks’ Hall
Concord Lodge of Elks
Lovell P George
Harold Tompkins
Irene Miller
Frank Shea
Alice O'Brien
J. McPhillips
Mary Boyce
Frank Miller
Otto Boreson
Bertha Boreson
Frances E Boyce
Mark Mara
John Bartolomeo
Moreau
Craft Revival Sale Lifts Concord Church Fair Spirit
The Wo man’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church held a biennial fair in Concord with a large turnout. Attendees browsed crafts revived by church families plus Swedish and Scottish pieces, while a Friday chicken pie supper and afternoon tea drew praise under Mrs. Eliot R Howard and Mrs. George L Thurlow’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Eliot R Howard
George L. Thurlow
Afternoon in Spain at Concord Church Delights Parishioners
An entertainment titled An Afternoon in Spain was held in the vestry of the First Parish Universalist Church on Wednesday afternoon. Di Giuseppe de Lellis performed Spanish piano selections while Mrs Seabury T Short sang, Miss Helen A Legate presented a monologue, and Mrs Etta Dodge spoke about a Spain visit. Tea service followed with pours by Mrs B Farnham Smith and Mrs H Robert Bygrave. The stage decor was arranged by Mrs Louis A Sohier and Mrs H Robert Bygrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Spain
First Parish Unitarian Church
Women's Parish Association
Fine Program for Presidents of 13th District
West Concord Woman's Club held its annual Presidents Day on Friday at Odd Fellows hall. District 11 presidents attended while Mrs Herbert Stephens of Arlington chaired the state art department. Day urged Red Cross support and Stephens spoke on Art in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Odd Fellows’ Hall
11Th District
Herbert Stephens
Arlington
State Federation
Herbert JL. Day
Red Cross
Stephens
Guy G Fernald
Alice Lindbergh
Cambridge
Velman Hinman Edwardson
Dorothy Miner
Harold B. Gibbs
Robert Walker
John F Hannon
Herbert L Day
Frank H Hewitt
Harvest Home Festival at Trinity Church Concord MA
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists events for Sunday November 25 with Holy Communion at 8 46 am Church School at 9 30 am and Morning Prayer at 11 am The Diocese of Massachusetts celebrates 150 years this autumn 1934 An afternoon Church Aid Society gathering is planned at 2 20 pm
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Concord
Massachusetts
S O Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Diocese of
Church Aid Society
Ellen Sullivan Wins U S W V Whist at Warner Hall
Mrs Ellen Sullivan of West Concord won first prize in whist and led the series at the fourth public beano and whist night in Warner Hall West Concord under Corporal Ralph Hosmer Camp US WW V. Past Commander Walter Blodgett oversaw the event. The turkey whist final is set for November 26 in the same hall with Nellie Case second and multiple West Concord Concord and Worcester participants earning prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Sullivan
West Concord
Warner Hall
Ralph P Hosmer Camp
Walter P. Blodgett
Nellie Case
Allen Burnham
George Farron
Concord
Warren Alice
Alice M O'Brien
Arthur F Adams
Joseph R Perry
Dorothea Macone
M E Barker
B A Wills
Worcester
del A Saprent
Nathan Blanchard
Kenneth Gerrish
Lincoln
State Armory
Co. H. 1824 Infantry
M.N.G
Sergt
Edward Lawton
Fannie Petersen
Annie Smith
Gus Belmont
J. T. Crocker
William E. J. Graham
Guy Santora
Harriet West
Kendal Green
John F. Doyle
Bert Fraticelli
Gertrude Martell
Concord I O O F Lodge Holds Open Night
Concord I O O F Lodge held the second of its open nights in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening with vice grand Fred S Byerly presiding. An illustrated lecture on A World Tour by Charles Allen entertained attendees and a collation was served.
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Concord Lodge
O OF
Odd Fellows Hall
Fred S Byerly
Charles Allen
Right or Left in Our Economic Dilemma Debate
The piece discusses how people are classified as moving to the right or left in politics and economy. It argues that progress and social reform require reconstructing human nature to fit utopian ideals and cites the Concord Co operative Bank as an example of progressive conservative and socialist spirit.
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Concord Co-operative Bank
Partici
Concord Girls Fall 3-0 in Final Hockey Game
Concord High School Girls' Field Hockey ended a winless season with a 3-0 loss to Cambridge School for Girls of Waltham. The league no longer exists and the Maynard match was cancelled. Mary Chase and Clara Wadsworth led Concord, while Valentine Morse and Smith scored for Cambridge.
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Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Cambridge School For Girls
Waltham
Concord High
Concord
Maynard
Cambridge School For Girlea
Sally Valentine
Caroline Roberts li
Nancy Smith
Nancy Morse
Esther Shedd Rw
Nancy House
Ihb
Hope Stephens
Sally Millett
Faith Lark
Elizabeth Shepley
Kate Loving
Mary Chase
Clara Wadsworth
Helen Vanderhoof
Ruch
West Concord Woman's Club hosts bridge party and tea
The West Concord Woman's Club held a bridge party and tea in Warner Hall on Tuesday November 13. Mrs Frank A Cleaves organized the event with help from Mrs Harold Gibbs Mrs Evelina Edwardson and Mrs Juliet Day. A large attendance enjoyed the afternoon and prizes were awarded at each table to add zest to the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
West Concord
Community Men of West Concord Open Season Meeting
The first meeting of the season for the Community Men of West Concord will be held in the vestry of the West Concord Union Church on Sunday November 25 at 7 30 pm with President Charles T Judge presiding. The annual meeting will elect officers for the coming year and George O Q Mansfield chief fire inspector will speak on The State Police What They Do and How They Do It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Union
Charles T Judge
George O. Q. Mansfield
Department of Public Safety
Concord Musical Club lecture recital features varied European music
The Concord Music Club held a Tuesday afternoon lecture recital at Mrs. Henry F. Smith’s Sudbury road home. Mrs. Alfred M. Uhler presented the periods with piano pieces, Miss Marion Barker played violin, and vocal solos were performed by Mrs. Horace D. H. Williams and Mrs. Roger P. D. Swaim with accompanists. Tea followed, hosted by Mrs. Marvin C. Taylor and Mrs. John G. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Music Club
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury Road
Alfred M. Uhler
Marion Barker
Uhler
Horace D. H. Williams
Burleigh L. Pratt
Roger PD. Swaim
No Chance in Senatorial Recount in Concord
A recount of the Concord state senate race showed no change from the original tally. Moyse, the Republican, remained at 1747 votes while Cahill, the Democrat, kept 911 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyse
Cahill
Old Acres Farm Bureau elects secretary in Concord
Fred R. Jones of Old Acres Farm, Concord, was elected secretary of the Middlesex County Farm Bureau at a Wednesday meeting and banquet in Cary Memorial Hall attended by about 250 members. Alden Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner, Concord, was chosen a director for the Central district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Jones
Old Acres Farm
Concord
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Cary Memorial Hall
Alden Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Knights and Hibernians Lead 1934 45 Tournament Standings
In Monument hall on Friday the Knights of Columbus and defending champions the Hibernians led the weekly 45 tournament. Knights scored 42 to sit three games behind Division 56 leader the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Minute Men added 23. Hibernians 35. Totals: Hibernians 143, Knights 140, Minute Men 117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
K. of C
Knights
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernians
Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Times Notice
The Concord Church of Christ Scientist lists Sunday service at 10 45 AM Sunday School at 10 45 AM and Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 PM The Reading Room is open weekdays 2 to 5 PM except holidays The Lesson Sermon centers on Soul and Body with Bible citations from Luke Hebrews and Luke 12 alongside Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Lutke
Mary Baker
Eddy
Middlesex School Elects Class Presidents
The presidents of all but one Middlesex School class have been elected. Class 1 is headed by John Smyth Nacey of Chicago. Class 2 is led by Hugh Lenox Road Bergland of Wilmington Delaware. Class 3, Philip Winsor Trumbull of Weston, and Class 4, Frederick Pickering Parsonoft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
John Smyth Nacey
Chicago
Francis Davis Millett
Great Neck
Hugh Lennox Road
Bergland
Wilmington
Del
Philip Winsor Trumbull
Weston
Frederick Pickering Parson
Winter Chill Grips Concord Area With Subfree Temps
Concord records a frigid snap with 14 to 19 degree readings overnight. Fred A. Tower notes an official minimum of 15 at 6 am in Concord while Lexington drops to 14 and Amington reports 19 at the Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fred A. Tower
Cooperative Weather Bureau
Lexington
Amington
Mary A Williams Weds Franklin M Mann in Concord
The wedding of Miss Mary A Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin A Williams of Concord combines with a career as Ashland Junior High teacher for six years and Franklin Merrit Mann son of Mr and Mrs David Mann of Lincoln A Harvard College graduate class of 1931 and Tau Beta Pi member he works with the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and will relocate to Pensacola Florida where the couple will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Williams
Martin A. Williams
Wiliams Road
Concord
Ashland
Franklin Merrit Mann
David Mann
Lincoln
Mann
Harvard College
Tau Beta Pi
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pensacola
Fla
Elks Leader Ed Sheehan Visits Brookline Lodge
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Edward W. Sheehan of Concord Lodge of Elks made an official visit to Brookline Lodge on Monday evening at Elks' Home. He was accompanied by a large and distinguished suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Sheehan
Concord Lodge of Elks
Brookline Lodge
Elks
Brookline
Preacher Maxwell Savage Sermon at Middlesex School
Reverend Dr Maxwell Savage of the Unitarian church Worcester preached during the Sunday afternoon chapel service at Middlesex School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Savage
Unitarian Church
Worcester
Middlesex School
Sunday at Union Church Sees Sermon and Youth Talk
Rev. Alfred W Stone preached earnestly on The Larger Light at morning service and spoke to children. Miss Marguerite Leighton played organ as flowers memorialize Mrs Helen Loring Kennedy and Mr Angus MacLeod. Miss Mary Nelson led the YP CE meeting at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Alfred W Stone
West Concord Union Church
Marguerite Leighton
Helen Loring Kennedy
Angus MacLeod
Mary Nelson
Hatheway Engagement Announced in Concord
An engagement is announced between Miss Mabel Wheaton Hatheway, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Perkins Hatheway of Crumlin Farm, South Lincoln, and Eveleth Reed Todd of South Lincoln. Miss Hatheway graduated from Concord Academy and joins the Junior League and Vincent Club. Todd, son of Mr and Mrs C Lee Todd, excelled in athletics at Concord High and Harvard, class of 1929, and is a member of Fox Club Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and the Harvard Club. He has worked with an investment firm in Boston.
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Concord
Conrad Perkins Hatheway
Crumlin Farm
South Lincoln
Mabel Wheaton Hatheway
Eveleth Reed Todd
Hatheway
Concord Academy
Junior League
Vincent Club
Todd
C. Lee Todd
Concord High
Harvard
Fox Club
Hasty Pudding
Institute of 1770
Harvard Club
Boston
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meets in Concord
Walden Royal Arch Chapter will convene at the Masonic Temple in Concord on Monday evening. Ex Lindsey N Smith of Maynard, installed High Priest in October, will preside for his first full meeting and the regular fourth degree ceremonial will be exemplified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Concord
Lindsey N Smith
Maynard
Homecoming Sunday Observed at Trinitarian Church
A morning service at the Trinitarian Congregational Church marked Homecoming Sunday with former members in attendance. The DeMolay members attended as a group, Rev. George Loring Thurlow delivered a sermon on Making Up Your Minds, and Howard G Hawkes spoke to the Young People's Club in the church parlors. At Trinity Episcopal Church, Gordon Hutchins spoke at 11 o'clock on The General Convention of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational
Order of DeMolay
George Loring Thurlow
Howard G Hawkes
Concord Public Schools
Young People's Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Gordon Hutchins
Concord Yankees and Crimson Ramblers Play 0-0 Tie
The Concord Yankees and the Crimson Ramblers, composed of former Harvard players, battled to a scoreless draw at Emerson Playground on Sunday. The game was close and well played with limited scoring chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Yankees
Crimson Ramblers
Harvard
Emerson Plyground
District Deputy Visits Willow Rebekah Lodge
Willow Rebekah Lodge welcomed District Deputy President Mrs Eisie A Waterman of Woburn and Deputy Marshal Miss Viola Cole to its Monday meeting in Odd Fellows hall West Concord. Noble Grant Mrs Marion Whitney presided. The evening featured a pantomime The Arrival of Aunt Matilda with Edith M Bailey reading and performers Co ra MacLeod Caroline McCabe Lillian Miner and Elizabeth Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Eisie A. Waterman
Woburn
Viola Cole
Noble Grant
Marion Whitney
Matilda
Edith M Bailey
Cora MacLeod
Caroline McCabe
Lillian Miner
Elizabeth Pickard
Thurlow Preaches on The American Vice Gambling at Concord Church
The Trinitarian Congregational in Concord Massachusetts lists a Sunday program on November 2 with Rev George L Thurlow preaching at 10 45 am on The American Vice Gambling. The Kindergarten meets during worship with 17 children last Sunday and there is a Young People supper at 6 30 pm followed by a 7 pm study group at the Manse. A Thanksgiving service at the Free Church is noted for November 29 with Professor Richard Cameron preaching. The Woman's Union thanks contributors and patrons for a successful Craft Revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
George L Thurlow
Wil
Oller Young People
the Free Church
Richard ‘Cameron
Woman's Union
Concord PTA Meeting Highlights College Requirements Talk
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association met in the high school auditorium with Mrs Walter M Bush presiding. Miss Elsie G Hobson Concord Academy principal spoke on College Requirements Their Nature and Importance. Miss Josephine Sheehan played violin selections with Miss Mary Patterson accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Walter M Bush
Elsie G Hobson
Concord Academy
Josephine Sheehan
Mary Patterson
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Forsey
Hudson
Seth
Alabama
Union
Representative Rogers
NEW Code
Washington
Edith Nourse Rogers
New England
Wrigleey's
Thrift
Middlesex Institution
Concord, Mass
Samuel Hoar
Treas
Joseph R. Perry
Aoa
Concord Church
Trinity Church
I. O. O. F Lodge
Concord Girls
Bridge and Tea
Concord Musical Club
OLD Acres Farm Bureau
Nate Blanchard
Ken Gerrish
Franklin M. Mann
Todd-Hatheway
Walden
Royal Arch Chapter
Concord Parent Teacher Association
S' McCoy
McCoys
Good Hous Institute
Allenru
Allenry
Ing
Bolton Spring Inn
Bolton
Masie
Concord National
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