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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1934

Page

5

Troop 33 West Concord at Camp Sachem for third two week period

Troop 33 of West Concord is at Camp Sachem for the third two week period with seventeen scouts. Leaders include Harold W. Chase, chairman of the West Concord Boy Scout Committee. The unit note lists members John Collins David Chittum William Don and David Kent of Troop 31 and Charles Thompson Woolworth.

W. Concord Camp Sachem West Concord Lauren Kingman John Collins David Chittum William Don David Kent Charles Thompson Woolworth School Soceeds Boy Scouts Harold W.chase Boy Scout Committee

Victory Seeks Edge in Forge Village Versus West Concord

Forge Village trailed West Concord Cardinal s by the seventh with errors and missed advances shaping the game. A Deniswich and Delaney powered the late rally as Callahan misplayed a fly allowing two runs to score and swing the game in West Concord’s favor.

West Concord Everett Tompkins Betwen Forge Village West Concord Cardinals Percy Johnson Sullivan Denton Deniswich Delaney Callahan W. Deniswich Tompkins Boleaeacrifice _ ko Gingras A. Deniswich N. Deniswish Sat Saneae Anderson Cardinals Blott Forge Village

West Union Arch Weet aa Rev Alfred Stone Minister

A fragment notes Reverend Alfred W. Stone serving as minister at West Union Arch. The readable portion suggests a church connection and a brief mention of the cleric in local religious life.

West Union Arch Weet Aa Alfred W. Stone

Watt and Bartolomeo bring new momentum to Listen To Me show

The musical comedy Listen To Me staged in Concord features Miss Watt and Joe Watt, lauded for their singing and stage presence. Joe Watt, a Concord High School graduate, has attracted radio interest as his voice gains applause, while the couple plans to settle in Boston after the production.

James Jerry Joe Antrim New Hampshire Robert EB Brant Rock Edward Mary Scituate Selectman Edward W Sheehan Quiet One Wells Hall Benjamin J. Smith Sudbury Road Woburn Dorothy Fallon Newtonville Philip T. Flavin Conwere Miss Watt Watt Concord High School Boston

August Meeting Date Noted For Ane Rica

An August meeting is scheduled for Tuesday the 14th in Ane rica. The brief item notes the single August gathering and its date.

Ee Ones Anerica Wil

August Services at Union First Parish in Concord

The Trinitarian Congregational Church hosts guest preacher Rev. Charles A. Sauter of Clearfield Pa. on August 12 and throughout the month. Sauter will reside in the Congregational manse for pastoral duties. Rev. Thurlow and family will stay in Clearfield as he fills the pulpit there.

UNION Concord Edward Trinitarian Congregational Church George L. Thurlow Charles A. Santer Clearfield Sauter

First Chu Scientific R ch of Christ St Concord

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a church named First Chu Scientific R ch of Christ located in Concord with unclear alignment and date. Readable items name a Christian congregation and possible regional tag but lack full address or event details.

FIRST CHU Scienti Rch OF Christ, ST. Concord

Faithful workers earn employer esteem and pay

Those on the job from street cleaning to chair factory work win admiration for dependability. The message notes that faithful, willing workers gain esteem and suggests the Concord Co-operative Bank supports loyal employees.

Concord Co-operative Bank

Richard Duggan Would Have Turned Two Saturday

The fragmented notice notes a child named Richard James Duggan who would have reached age two on Saturday, August 4. No further details are legible.

Richard James

Trinity Church Service in Massachusetts This Week

Rev. C Dexter rector emeritus and Rev. Charles R Peck rector lead morning service at Trinity Church Massachusetts on Sunday August 12 at 9 30 am with junior choir and sermon by the rector.

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