Concord Shots and Local Sports Roundup
Amateurs and leagues dominate the page with Concord shots described as no contest due to stalling by both teams. Bart’s Block continues to lead in amateur play with six wins. Lincoln Mohawks players prep for Aug 28 games under coach Sorenson. Norton and Worcester entrants head to Kansas for the National tourney, aiming for top money in Wichita. Nick Macone and Jimmy Cullingane post batting averages as Cape Breton league widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Reeult
Yin Ie Emaiote
John Aotenee
Bart
Poten
Eee
Als
Amereons
Allen Ates
Billy O’brien
Langstreet
Plymouth
Usette
Nortons
Worcester
Kansas
Bay State
Wichita
Bobby Field
HW Ie
Nick Macone
Jimmy Cultingne
Sidney Minnie
Cape Breton
Nick
Cullinane
Anderson
Rene
Lincoln Mohawks
Loughlin
Concord
Lehto
Maynard
McManus
Wayland
Johnson
Belmont
Chase
Canton
Devens
Boston
Ondrey
Whittmore
Newton
Waltham
D. Todd
Lincoln
Grimlan
Columbus Associates
Arthur Corey Pay
Reginal
Sampaign
Emerson Playground
Local residents noted in Concord road changes and society news
George Heller of Wellesley emerged as high bidder at the Harrington property auction in Center, a large developable site. Edna Hamilton of Detroit visited Mrs Harry L Gleason. Everett W Brooks of North Sudbury hosted daughter Mrs Robert Fiery and three grandchildren from Washington DC. Stephen M. W. Gray remains in hospital after a fall at his Lake Winnipesauki summer home. he is expected to be released soon. Local events include a Sudbury Grange Home vice committee charity sale on September 3 and Old Age Pension Club formation in West Acton. various residents plan travels and marriages while others relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Road
George Heller
Wellesley
Harrington
Hellar
Rs Edna Hamilton
Detroit
Michigan
Harry L Gleason
Maynard Reed
Everett W Brooks
North Sudbury
Robert Fiery
Washington, D. C
Philip Mol
Way
Ludlow
Stephen M. W. Gray
Lake Winnipesauki
George Haynes
Hunt Family
Framingham
Herbert L. Newton
Nancy
Maine
Ak Maple
Hussport
Bist
August Schedule of Local Sports and Events Listed
Local notes show a series of August matches and gatherings. August 10 features Char at Hideou, August 11 Sleepy Hol Herronville at sanerson, August 11 Peticg De tvs Woundry at Rideout, August 12 Recrea ncil Tennis joe at Hmerson P, August 18 Cub member pif at Country Club, and August 18 4 Old Timers 920 Town Team vs 1089 T. T. at Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hol Herronville
Sanerson
Peticg Detvs Woundry
Rideout d
Joe
Hmerson P
Pif
Country Club
T. T
Emerson
Indry Scores 94-2 Victory in Intertown League Game
Indry led the play scoring 94 points in a fast paced intertown league win. Flip Flannery contributed 22 points while Maw Dee and Boundry helped set the tempo as the team built a strong finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundry
Flannery
Place FQR Offers Property With Numerous Amenities
A listing describes a property priced around 4500 dollars per acre with a large heptane and maple tear garage. It notes a seven-rm layout, hedge‑cement cellar, steam heat, boil burner, gas burner water system, large screened piazza, back piazza, washroom, and full repairs. Contact Andersonis Store in Con Mass, Concord 1000, Acton 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel
Concord
Acton
Governor Threatens to Cut Services If Tax Plan Fails
Governor Leverett Saltonstall warned the legislature that without $36,000,000 in new taxes the state will face drastic service cuts. He floated options including a sales tax and a five year framework to fund a $9,000,000 municipal deficit, while pressing for higher levies on income, inheritance, and other taxes. Several proposals were discussed, with the Governor signaling willingness to sign a moderate sales tax if his plan stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Woodman
Boston
Leverett Saltonstall
House of Representatives
Marlboro
al Eline
Senate
Fair season opens in New England amid many fairs
The Western Maine Fair at Gorham opened yesterday marking the start of the fair season. Over 1,307,000 attendees expected across more than 200 fairs in New England during the coming months before winter snow arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Maine
Gorham
Town Families on August Travel and Local Notables
The notice lists residents and guests spending August away in New Hampshire and nearby towns. Perkins and daughter Dorothy of Hart street head to New Hampshire. Paul Webbder and son Paul Jr with Marcia visit Chesham for the month. R Malcolm and family go to Waltham. Francis Sullivan returns home after a week with his aunt L Longhstedt in Littleton. Miss Reba Vail and Lexmond Warner Eldridge are noted, with Eldridge formerly a Weston teacher. Barletta family from Ohio visited Hartford street residents. substitute nurse Miss Smith leaves duties. Miss Nicholson to return Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Dorothy
Th Atreet
New Hampshire
Paul Webbder
Paul Jr
Marcia
Chesham
N. H
Springs Qoad
Waltham
Francis Sullivan
Springs Road
Littleton
Littleton With His Aunt Mrs. L. Longhstedt
Reba Vail
Lexmond
Warner Eldridge
Weston
Miss Vail
Robert Barletta
Ohio
Hartford Street
John Metres
C. Nicholson
West Acton Families Return From Vacations
Mr and Mrs James Baker and family returned from a week long vacation and Mr and Mrs Fred Bird of Masa avenue came back from a two week camping trip. Eunice Spinney daughter of Mr and Mrs Leewarg Spinney celebrated her third birthday on Saturday with a group of friends, enjoyed by parents and adults with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Fred. Bird
Masa; Avenue
Eunice Spinney
Leewarg
Spinney
Massachusetts Avenue
Collision at Arlington and Central Streets
A wreck occurred at the intersection of Arlington and Central streets. Cars were damaged in the incident and drivers were likely involved in the collision. Details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollision
Arlington and
Central Streets
Sunday Bible Study and Sermon Announced at Lang Street Church
A Sunday evening service at Lang Street Church features Bible study at 8 o clock led by L Goddard. The season sermon cites biblical passages including Isaiah 43 and Jeremiah and references a Christian Science text by May Baker Eddy on the nature of Soul and Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Baker Holdy
Goa
Church Services and Pastors Schedule
WEESIT UNION cHU holds Sunday service at 9 30 with Rev Kenneth R Teed assisted by Rev Clarence M Cossum. TRINITY CHURCH Reverend Charles R Peck leads morning prayer and sermon at St Annes Church Walden Pond Road South Lincoln. FIRST PAEIGH CHURCH hosts union service with Trinitarian rites of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesit Union Chu
Kenneth R. Teed
Clarence M. Cossum
Teed
Trinity Church
Charles R. Peck
Elm Street
St. Annes Church
Walden Pond Road
South
Lincoln
Mr. Peck
First Paeigh Church
Trinitarianitus of
New Orleans
Our Lady Help of Christians Church Service Notes
Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord lists Rev William Shaughnessy as pastor and Rev Ernest L Ford as curate. Sunday masses are at 8 AM and 10 30 AM with Wednesday evening devotion to Our Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Lady Help OF Christians Church
Catholic West Concord
William Shaughnessy
Ernest L. Ford
Our Lady
St Bernard Church Mass Schedule and Devotion Service
St Bernard Church lists Rev William H Finnick as pastor and Rev George F Mulcahey as curate. Sunday masses are at 7 00, 8 00 and 10 00 A M. Wednesday devotion service is at 7 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bernard's Church
Catholic Concord
Wiliam H. Finnick
George F. Mulcahey
Concord Woman's Club reading session closes year
The fourth and final Concord Reading afternoon was held at the home of William Wadeworth on So Street. Note the event featured a reading of Reaching for the Stars by Mrs Caleb Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncord
Concord
Woman's
Club
William
Wadeworth
Street
Mra
Caleb
Wheeler R
Bedford Highway Easement Plan for Bedford Park
Massachusetts county commissioners announce taking of portions of common land in Bedford by easement to establish highway lines around Sangop Park. Notice requires Bedford residents’ consent and public view on September 12, 1939, with copies served to town clerk and published in Bedford Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Massachusetts
Ordin
Nilson
Ieeeena Saan'b
Condon
K Éhn
H. Condon
Park Commission
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Gaid
Concord
North
Court House
Has Left Hospital For His Home
Lacerations and fractures were revealed in X rays after injuries. He has left the hospital to rest at home and will not return to duty for quite some time.
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Per
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Uckin
Randolph Kase
PY. Jewell
Ham
Ville
Intertown
Bsebers
E-Ko
House’ of Representatives
West Acton
Bae Neen
New
Leonard
Poplin
I. A
Peepee
M. F. Sage
Weleme Uae
Local Co-operative Bank
Co-operative Bank
Co-Operative Banks
Co-Operative Bank League
QO Federal Strest, Bastes
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