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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1932

Page

3

Christmas Voyage Passenger From Lincoln

Odd Overgaard of West Concord Motors was aboard the S S Bremen which sailed Wednesday. He will spend six weeks in Norway visiting his old time and his family there. Wallace B Conant of the Conant Machine Co. will address the Young People Society of Christ in Endeavor of the First Congregational Church of Lincoln on Sunday evening, December 11. He will speak on The Young People of Russia.

Odd Overgaard West Concord Motors S. S. Bremen Norway Wallace B Conant The Conant Machine Co

Winter visitors and local meetings noted in Maynard area

Mr and Mrs Alexander Urquhart stay in Miami for the winter. Their son George of Providence joins them for the month. The Concord League of Women Voters held a study meeting at Mrs William Morse Cole home on Middle Street Thursday afternoon led by Miss Josephine Boynton.

Alexander Urquhart Miami Florida George Providence Concord League of Women Voters William Morse Cole Middle Street Josephine Boynton

Concord High soccer falls to Sudbury in overtime

Concord High School soccer team loses 8 to 2 in an overtime game against Sudbury High on Emerson Playground. Rubber game scheduled for next Thursday afternoon December 8.

Concord High School Sudbury High Booters Emerson Playground Thomas Hayes Walden Street Helen Elizabeth Hayes Frederick I. Jaques Maverhill T. Henry Mahan Old Bedford Road Miami Florida August G Zeigler Vsit Buffalo Concord Council Monument Hall William H. O'Brien Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission Elmer Ross Newton Highlands Cothers Spol

Artillery drill and NCO school notes at State Armory

The Toncerti Artillery conducted a Monday night drill at the State Armory with Sergeant Saunders training in element gun drill. A non commissioned officers school session was held Thursday night and Lieutenant William Hagerty led instruction on range finding instruments.

Toncerti State Armory Saunders William Hagerty

Local Economy League canvass calls on town

A group of men and women canvassed the town for the National Economy League. District chairmen listed include Raymond Emerson Edwin D Brooks Joseph Dee Harold Tompkins Charles H Paine Henry A Laughlin William F Kussin Mrs Irving Motte and Mrs Raymond D Willard.

National Economy ‘League Raymond Emerson Edwin D Brooks Joseph Dee Harold Tompkins Charles H Paine Henry A Laughlin William F Kussin Irving Motte Raymond D Willard

New England Fox Hunters' Club Elects 28th President

Percy R Foss of Bedford Street is elected president of the New England Fox Hunters' Club for its 28th year succeeding Jonathan Andrews of Woonsocket RI. Other officers include Richard Rusk Augustus H Eddy Dr Harry Bishop Osgood Harry W Hutchinson and Frank Tierney. The annual mid Winter meet is set for the second week in January.

Percy R Foss Bedford Street New England Fox Hunters’ Club Jonathan Andrews Woonsocket R. “Il Richard Rusk West Townsend Augustus H Eddy Blackstone Harry Bishop Osgood Lexngton Harry W Hutchinson Pepperell Frank Tierney Pepper

Concord Musical Club Teasites and Masters Recital

The Concord Musical Club met at Mrs Alfred M Uhler on Lexington road to enjoy old master selections. Ruth Westman performed cello numbers with Mrs Uhler on piano. Singers Mrs Nelson Mowry and Miss Eunice Pepper sang, and Miss Uhler accompanied community singing. Tea was hosted by Mrs Seabury T Short and Mrs Uhler.

Concord Musical Club Alfred M Uhler Lexington Road Ruth, Westman Uhler Nelson Mowry Eunice Pepper Seabury T Short

Christmas Fair At West Concord Draws Large Crowd

A crowded West Concord Union Church banquet hall hosted the Ladies’ Union Christmas Fair with Mrs Herbert Day and Mrs Murdock MacLeod in charge. Attendees enjoyed supper, community singing led by Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone, and varied attractions including art by Mrs Laura Herrie Kellig and vocal and humorous readings by Rev. John Nicol Mark. The event supported church canvassing while numerous volunteers organized trestles for aprons, white elephant, rummage, handkerchiefs, and foods.

West Concord West Concord Union Church Ladies’ Union Herbert L. Day Murdock MacLeod Alfred Wheeler Stone Mr Stone Benjamin Derby Laura Herri É Kellig John Nicol Mark Andrew Edwardson S Thompson Blood Irving S Duren Ernest Pringle Arthur T Muller Clarence W Mahan Willard G White Albert J Hicks Henry H Hawley

Mayors Elected In Massachusetts Cities Yesterday

Municipal elections held yesterday named several leaders. New Bedford reelects Charles Sumner Ashley for the 26th term. Attleboro reelects Stephen H. Foley. Fall River backs Joseph H. Hurley. Quincy reappoints Charles A. Rose. Gardner reelects George C. Sweetney. Gloucester returns John E. Parker. Haverhill names George E. Dalrymple. Holyoke keeps Henry Toepfert. Peabody reelects Mayor J. Sullivan after last month primary two thirds vote.

New Bedford Charles Sumner Ashley Attleboro Stephen H. Foley Fall River Joseph H. Hurley Quincy Charles A. Rose Gardner George C. Sweetney Gloucester John E Parker Haverhill George E. Dalrymple Holyoke Henry Toepfert Peabody J. Sullivan

Bank ad urges opening Concord Co operative Bank account

A local editorial urges starting a November savings plan with Concord Co operative Bank as a practical self insurance measure. Five percent interest compounded quarterly is advertised. The piece cites James J Hill on savings and promotes the bank to the community.

Boston Concord Co-operative Bank James J. Hill

Sunday Service and Reading Room at First Church Concord

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord lists Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays with holidays excepted and the lesson sermon topic is God the Preserver of Man based on Psalms 125 2 and Acts 28 35 with cited text from Science and Health.

God Man Churches of Christ Scientist Jerusalem Hendhforth Paul Mary Baker Eddy Jesus Christ Jesus

Sir Christopher Wren Lecture At Trinity Church Concord Mass

Rev. Charles Russell Peck outlines a Sunday schedule at Trinity Church Concord with Holy Communion and church school followed by a morning service. An after-service exhibition showcases prints of Wren designed churches and buildings, honoring the architect born in 1632. A vestry meeting and choir rehearsal are also noted.

Trinity Church Concord Mass Charles Russell Peck S. O. Dexter Church School Christopher Wren St Paul's London

Miss Houghton Plans Store Reopening Next Week

Miss Houghton fully recovered from illness and will reopen in the Urquhart building near her old location. She will stock Christmas goods as usual with Edith Berry returning as her partner, inviting friends to greet her on Milldam.

Twins celebrate second birthday and aunt’s birthday

Farnham Whitcomb Damon and Philip Parker Damon, twin sons of Mr and Mrs Winslow Damon of Main Street, marked their second birthday and their Aunt Miss Rachel Damon also observed a birthday. Family gathered at the Damon home to observe the occasion.

Farnham Whitcomb Damon Philip Parser Damon Winslow Damon Main Street Rachel Damon Damon

Nativity Pageant Planned at First Federated Church

An impressive pageant titled The Nativity will be presented at the First Federated Church on Sunday evening December 18 under the auspices of the altruistic class.

Hudson First Federated Church

Concord Stolen Auto Recovered in Lexington

An automobile owned by Earl Hicks of 20 Highland Street West Concord was stolen last week Tuesday from in front of the light department's appliance store on Walden Street. It was abandoned on Falion Road East Lexington and recovered there by Patrolman Frank T Neal Jr of the Lexington police. Battery, heater and other minor parts were missing.

Concord Lexington Earl Hicks Highland Street West Concord Light Department Walden Street Falion Road East Lexington Frank T Neal, Jr

Minotti Di Cicco Named Concord High Captain

Minotti Di Cicco, a junior and former fullback, was elected captain of the Concord High School eleven for next year at a players meeting. He succeeds senior captain Robert Kelley and will lead 18 players and the manager.

Minotti di Cicco Concord High School di Cicco Robert Kelley Capt. Kelley Gerald’ ‘Dee John Damon Robert McGrath Karl Madsen Warren Blodgett Everett Tompkins Richard Mara Leonard Palmer Robert Sheehan Rodney Akers Harmon Spooner Wendell Lapham John Bartolomeo Clyde Harvey Paul Nelson Warren Fish

Concord Lodge Elks Host Chic Whist Night

The chicken arsi st party in Elke Hall hosted by Concord Lodge of Elks drew many whist fans. Miss Alice Ormond won first prize. Otto Boreson took the special prize. Other winners included John Dempsey M E Prior Mrs Rene DuBerger and several others with a consolation prize to Mrs John Gates.

Elke’ Hall Concord Lodge of Elks Alice Ormond Otto Boreson John Dempsey M E Prior Rene DuBerger Mabel Grindall James Gibl Ryan William Dee Stanley Boyce Thomas DuBerger Angelo Bartolomeo George Johnson C. J.castle Annie Mara Annie Hayes John Gates

West Concord Church Members Rally Support in Canvass

About 50 representatives from West Concord Union Church went out in pairs Sunday afternoon to secure pledges for next year’s financial support. A morning commissioning service was led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone with Harold I. Judkins, Warren B. Goddard, and the minister addressing the group before departure at 2:30 PM.

West Concord Union Church Alfred W. Stone Religious Society Harold I. Judkins Warren B Goddard

Ex-naval men plan banquet and reunion in Boston

Southboro residents Joan H Burke James OConnell and Joan Poland join ex naval men who sailed with Admiral Evans on the world voyage 1907 1909 for a December 14 banquet at the Westminster Hotel marking the twenty fifth anniversary. Fred T Boyd of West Concord elected president of the Concord Board of Rail later a banquet and turkey dinner planned with officers named and a farewell by Philip T Flavin.

Southboro Joan H. Burke James O’connell Joan Poland Hudson Boston Bob” Evans Burke U. S. S. Maine O’connell U. S. S. Rhode Island Fred T. Boyd TRA ‘Concord W Concord Presien Concord Raj Fred Jones A. R. Reynolds Son True Kennan Mon W.stuard Allen R Crouch Borg Fletcher Wy. Tatt Societe Lexury Townsman Philip T. Flavin Prident

Sailing of the Big Fleet Reaches Hampton Roads

The report notes the sailing of a large fleet arriving at Hampton Roads in Virginia. The event highlights the movement of ships and the strategic positioning in the harbor area with emphasis on the scale of the expedition.

Hampton Roads Virginia

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