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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1932
Page
3
A chaotic finish in a 3 2 Concord victory amid crowd unrest and tense disputes over calls. Umpire Le Brun faced pressure as players and fans clashed. Concord pitcher Robinson and Natoli sparked key moments while McKenna and Arkin shined defensively.
Mrs Otis H Forbush plans a week or two away. Mrs Maxwell Lawrence and her Portsmouth two children stay with Mrs John Alexander. Alexander hosted a peach canning demonstration. Announcement notes August events and an August date.
A Sunday Lesson sermon on Man analyzed from the Christian Science text reads in Christ Scientist churches. The lesson, tied to Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, defines Man as the expression of God's being and emphasizes divine Principle and indivisibility.
Mrs Ada M Sandwell of Thor eau street announces the engagement of her niece Mary Sandwell to Mr Jacob Kokkes The bride to be is a Concordes school alumna and now proprietor of Dee Concord Flower Show on Main Street The wedding is planned for September and the couple will reside on Lang Street.
The Concord Rotary fund held its meeting at Colonel Jin with President Frettiewh L Pratt presiding. Nine members of Bb. delivered an engaging talk recounting a recent trip through the Far East and to the Pacific.
Waltham battle Concord in a tied game as both teams struggle to score. Smith and Slade pitched well for their clubs, with McBitrick delivering a triple and key hits for Concord and Arkin driving in runs for Waltham.
Miss Mary Augie McWalter and Benjamin H. Derby announce their engagement. McWalter is a member of Mineral High School class of 1924 and attends Pierce’s Preparatory School. Derby, from Concord Massachusetts, is employed in the state rail line with family ties in Walham, Massachusetts.
A historical notice lists Robert H Marshal of Lekington in connection with a Trinity Church sale. Details are incomplete but indicate a church related auction or sale event involving the named individual.
Anurre Grange gathered Monday evening at the home of Past Mae Taylor on Comégith Way in West Concord for a routine meeting. Members discussed local events and planned future activities.
South Boston defeated Concord as Roach drove in three runs with key hits and errors fueled six of eight runs. Concord tied late in the first half, but McCabe, Roach and Huxtable helped the home team pull ahead, with several fumbles costing Concord scoring chances as the visitors managed only two runs. Interspersed notes mention local residents, Scout events, vacations, and social visits surrounding the game.
A. Macone won with 2% bh broken out and $5 prize in the Musketaquid Sportsman Skeet shoot. R. W. Tain placed second and Joseph Al Le Me sang during the event.
The marriage plans for Miss Cooke, a Concord High School graduate around 1930, and Mr Bills of Michigan, now involved in Horton business interests, include a ceremony and reception at the bride’s parents home with a future residence likely in Milton.
The Concord Mohawks defeated the Lincoln Yankees 11 to 5 in a high scoring afternoon game. Loughlin and Tangitie led with strong pitching and the Mohawks built their lead by the third inning and held on for the win.
Bouttick and Harold Bowers shared the lead in a three quarter handicap event at Moncord Country Club over the weekend. Charlie Johnson finished two down in third place as participants competed under the par format and rough three quarter handicaps.
Davis resumes role as manager after vacation with the Nine Bars, ending leave and resuming duties.
A fragment describes Concord Girl Scouts arranging a winter sale of canned goods including tomatoes. Mrs Dimner Joslin and Mrs Ogi are mentioned as coordinators seeking volunteers for packing and distribution this weekend.
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