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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1932
Page
3
A garbled community item lists church notices and family milestones including a funeral and a baptism. It mentions Mrs H H Cook and family ties with the Hudspeth trust and notes a sermon outline based on biblical passages from Hebrews and Matthew.
A fragmentary item notes that friends will visit in about three weeks and return to West Coneprae. It mentions Winter Sthttn's daughter Miss Phyllis and that Be Smith has come back from a weeklong vacation at Brant Rock.
Fragmented text mentions baseball batting and fielding phrases with names like Johnson and Sullivan. References a Central Street address and a co operative bank with 5 percent interest. Overall unreadable and partial, preserving only scatteredbouts of game details and personal names.
In a frantic second half, Concord pulled away at Newton 75 to secure an eleventh straight win. DF led scoring with a fourth inning burst as 13 faced Newton pitchers and 11 reached base in succession.
Feats and misprints mingle as Wilson Feag claimed top honors in a farm event near Berdast. A turbid report notes a flag planted 18 feet from the line and a late 2:45 pm alarm, with echoes of a hay wagon and barn blaze nearby, suggesting a chaotic scene surrounding the competition.
Representative B Faenhami Smith of 5 Academy Lane will seek renomination in the 13th Middlesex District spanning Concord and Lincoln. He files as a Democrat and faces challenger Doherty as Democrats pursue renomination at the September 2000 primary.
District Court Friday charged a man with three counts for allegedly operating a vehicle that struck a machine and fled the scene without stopping. Chief Wik Ducney presides as the defendant appears in Superior Court for a $56 appearance bond.
Mrs Fred G Schull of New Haven is noted in a brief society item tied to Sleepy Hollow with reference to local residences and social circles. The fragment hints at a naming or place association but lacks full context.
Concord trails by two games as Boston and South Boston battle for position. Concord schedules games against Waltham and South Boston with Allston looming at home, while Newton and Ane also feature in upcoming dates.
The Concord Legion band hosted an open air concert Saturday evening in a public spirited event. A second concert is planned for Tuesday at the railroad center, featuring local musicians and community support.
The game featured Len Smith on the mound for the visitors delivering a near spotless effort with only a stray infield hit allowed. Concord struggled to muster offense as Cambridge pitching kept them hitless through five innings and beyond with fielding errors and late threats failing to break through.
A rough score report notes a stolen base and a hit by pitch against Sonny. Smith fanned hitters, while Boar and a wild pitch influenced the frame. Umpires Cull and Roach officiated the game as remaining outs and runs frame the outcome.
Unclear OCR text reports a tense fight on the Lincoln Mohawks and Lexington Boys as both chase a league title. It mentions a Belmont victory and a race with the Concord Yankees, plus upcoming games at the playground and Peolit diamond.
Alfred W. Stone, pastor, leads morning service at West Concord on August 28 at 10 30 am. The event gathers parishioners for worship and community fellowship in the church.
Community bulletin notes a prayer and sermons schedule at Renety Church Conroy Sindy Aviguat 23 30a featuring R Jacow and C Koil from Mattapan as speakers.
Visiting in Concord describes flowers collected for distribution by the Benevolent Fruit and Flower Mission to the sick and shutins. The article notes activities of Arthur F. Ada and a Concord Grange roast, with details on Mrs Prefethen and the Brighams visiting relatives and planning studies at Wisconsin and Illinois universities.
The Union Service at First Parish Congregational features Rev. Edward P. Daniels and Rev. George L. Thurlow with Rev. Walker, Junior Minister of King's Street Church Boston, delivering the morning sermon on Sunday August 28 at 10.00.
A fragment mentions Mary Mise and Glesson amid a vacation exchange incident at Concord involving Beason. Details are unclear but the note points to an interpersonal matter during travel.
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