Concord High Opens Season at Hunt Memorial Gym
Concord High School announces its home opener at Hunt Memorial Gym Friday after an away game at Chelmsford. The varsity starts with captain Normie Conspicuous, while Val Muscato shifts to track as two squads prepare for Middlesex League games.
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Concord
Kemmeth
Creighton
Concord High School
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Chelmsford
Wayland
Ceach Creighton
Hunt Gymnasium
Normie
Opening Skate Season Hopes Rise After Freeze
Last week's cold spell froze seven ponds and lowlands, enabling ice enthusiasts to renew skating. As temperatures drop, Emerson Park rink will be flooded and a date set by the Recreation Commission.
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Corker
Emerson ‘Ph
Recreation Commission
Great Yoad Guest Reflects on Pearl Harbor Relocation
Emerson Fox recovering after surgery at Symms Hospital as the Women’s Branch Alliance hosts a noon meeting. Mari Hats, a young Japanese American linked to Unitarian service, shares experiences since Pearl Harbor relocation. Mrs Jennt of Lincoln performs a reading, and Mrs Gilbert at piano. Coffee by Mrs C Rogers Lord. Next meeting January 6 in Town Hall with Peter Hunt on decorative ideas for home. Hire a veteran.
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Woman's Branch Alliance
Mari Hats
Unitarian Service
Pearl Harbor
Unitation
Jennt
Lincoln
Gilbert “A. Pr
Coffe
C. Rogers Lord
Peter Hunt
Bankee Fishing At Local Ponds Concord
The Concorda and Gun Club announces two ponds Warner's near Commonwealth Avenue and Am gier's near Barrett's Mill Road will display signs to improve summer fishing. Club has owner permission and plans signage this season. Next lab meeting set for December 27.
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Concord
Concorda & Gun Club
W. Ashiths
Warner's
Lin dies Ten Pin Bowling Club Scores Highlight
Peggy McInnis led with 265 in Lexington matches for the Lin dies Ten Pin Bowling Club while Mark Nickerson followed with 252. Margaret Algeon and Mary Moynihan each rolled 254 for the third best. Ruth Dietzel had a high single of 101. In team play the Cubs and … tied and the Poet Ore defeated the Gophers by three points.
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Concord
Peggy McInnis
Lindies
Lexington
Mark Nickerson
Margaret Algeon
Mary Moynihan
Ruth Dietzel
Cubs
Wats
Ore Tok
Gophers
Local notes hint at a regional basketball league plan
Sportograph Al Cowles notes a potential basketball league including Concord and nearby towns. J Doc Flaherty Maynard and Russell lead planning for a new season as Concord Hockey Club under Henry Murray builds facilities. Division 56 AOH leads a Forty Five Tournament with the Elks and Knights also mentioned.
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al Cowles
Enterprise Sports
Concord
Ard Sur
J. “Doc” Flaherty
Maynard A. Pended
Seeioen Russell
Concord Hockey Club
Henry Murray
AOH
Abe Elks
Knights
Five Years A Concord High School Potball Celebration
Concord Lions Club hosted a five year toast at the Veterans Building for Concord High School football and field hockey teams. J Clifford Geer acted as toastmaster with Edward Loughlin Robert Foster Bernard Megin and Harold Tomp as speakers. Letters were awarded to varsity football and field hockey along with a junior varsity goal by Clark and Robinson as the team prepares to open against Burlington then face Alumni.
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Concord High School
Veterans Building
Concord Lions Club
J. Clifford ‘Geer
Edward F. Loughlin
Robert F. Foster
Bernard B.megin
Chetrman
Harold ‘Tompas
Caches Nggy
Open Basket Clinic Draws Large Concord Crowd
The event featured Haro Bunny Levitt world free throwing champion at Hunt Gymnasium last Monday. Levitt spoke on basketball fundamentals and new rules, shown motion pictures, and answered questions after a two hour clinic that drew coaches players and high school students with support from Converse Rubber Company of Malden.
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Rcord
Haro
Bunny” Levitt
Hunt ‘Gymnasium
Wistak
Wrai Sh — Ereieia
T Basketball
Hudson Pound Deer Hunter Captures 150 Pound Gear
The report notes a Hudson hunter named Campbell from 57 Main Street with a 150 pound gear for a hunting expedition. Details are sparse and fragmented in the OCR text.
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Madson
James ‘Campbell
Main Street
Segame
Pismo Clams Reappear Along California Coast
Unclear fragmentary notice reports Pismo clams appearing along the coast near Huntington Beach California. Mentions a 1935 tanker spill and clam mortality but wording is distorted and incomplete.
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Huntington Beach
Cal
Month Concord-Miss Elmina Hospital Report
Snow new administrator of the Miner ah Hospital reports the foRow l Cases. Legal cases noted with 38 cases treated. Bilbo opera performed. Accident cases include 3 autos and 2 others. X-rays taken and 178 admitted during November. Discharged during November show 136.
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Concord
Miss Elmina
Snow
Minerah Hospital
Osea
Past Masters Night Observed By Local Masons
The Thian Lodge held its lar monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple during Past Masters Night. A banquet was served by Nor Ness and chaired by Master A Robert Mile Leod Jr who then turned the program over to the featured speakers. Next June events were referenced in the closing remarks.
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Concord
Thian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Norness
A. Robert Mile Leod, Jr
Wereery
Miracle Play at Nacimiento Opposite Site Shocks Audience
A surreal scene unfolds with a bonfire lit opposite Nacimiento as devils emerge and a girl parades back and forth reciting lines. Archangel Gabriel appears with a white wing, while seven devils duel with Lucifer. an Indian figure overcome and a solemn child ends the performance.
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Nacimiento
Hell
Efror
Gabriel
Solerahly
Faith and Peace Amid Ancient Bethlehem Reflections
The piece recalls Bethlehem’s inn and the Wise Men while noting centuries of neglect and memory. It explores how hatred and prejudice taint historical records and questions what has endured in the pursuit of peace.
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Bethlehem
Hudson Packsters Face Wakefield in Eastern Mass League Round
Hudson Packsters meet Wakefield in the Eastern Massachusetts school boy league second round. The four game Arena program starts at 7 p.m. Saturday with Hudson aiming to rebound after a 2 1 victory over Brookline last week and Wakefield opening 3 2 win. The Crimsons rely on Carney Higgins and Doherty in the first line with Jenkin Pield and Bil in the second, while Beauresard fills in for Barreira.
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Hudson
Wakefield
Brookline
Crimsons
Hal ‘Carney
Bob Ggins
Dick Doherty
Jenkin
Pield
Bil
Ite
Liokie Beauresard
Brad Barreira
Hudson @take
Scien
Malden
Lexington
Somerville
Natick
Depot Wins Tho To Add In Mill Dam Bowling Lead
Concord Depot increased its first place lead in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Lexington by winning two matches. Leonard Smith led Concord Oil with a total of 331 across three strings and a high game of 133. Other top scores included Hansen 283 and Smith 391 for Depot, and Dairy posting team totals of 1674. Dairy and Postoffice also scored well in the mixed results.
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Concord—Depot
Mill Dam
Lexington
Postoffice
Dairy
Leonard Smith
Concord Oil
R. Kelly
Olle
W. Pitta
D Cu
Woman's Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Unitarian Church
The Woman's Community Clef held its monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the First Parish Unitarian Church with President Mrs Horace E Teague presiding and Mrs Louis H Smith as secretary pro-tem. Members voted to donate $5 for Christmas Seals and noted the ongoing food basket drive.
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Woman’s Community ‘Clef
First Parish Unitarian Church
Horace E. Teague
Louis H. Smith
Tooth For A Tooth Granted Maurer Interest
Fragmentary OCR text appears to note a grant or claim of interest involving Maurer and a phrase related to world affairs. No clear dates, places, or complete names are readable. The source lacks sufficient detail for a fuller summary.
Veterans groups seek funds and licenses reform
Boston State House reports local legislation to direct funds to veterans organizations. A clerk in the Senate notes restrictions on licenses by local population would not apply to such licenses. A reform measure was approved by the fast legislature.
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State House
Boston
Senate
Joseph A. Mel
Chelsen
Cheese Through the Ages and Today in Everyday Meals
A brief survey traces cheese from ancient shepherds noon meals to a global staple. The article notes cheese is prepared, sold in markets, and used in diverse dishes from steak to Greek gratin with salad and pie, highlighting its widespread appeal and nutriment.
Bedford Civic Club Card Party Held at Town Hall
The Bedford Civic Club hosted a bridge and whist party in the town hall on Thursday evening with a long list of committee members including James C. Richardson John H. Condon Everett L. Gottschalk Harold I. Wellington Walter B. Brolin Burton McNeil Joseph W. Raymond Francis J. Kelly Dr C Rogers Lord Nathaniel H Daniels Albert J Berry and Walter Bieren. Whist winners were Mrs French Joseph Hopkinson Jr Max Daigle Mrs Florence French Leonard Cress Mrs James mon and Mrs 5 .
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Bedford
Joseph Hopkinson, Jr
Max Daigle
Florence French
Leonard Cress
James Mon
Karen 5
Fragmentary Note on Harvest and Yields
Fragmented text mentions harvest work and measurement of bushels per unit. It references modern methods and yields, unclear context, and general productivity notes without coherent details or names.
Christmas mood in Washington as holiday season nears
A fragmentary reflection on Christmas in Washington with references to the White House decor and mood. The piece contrasts this year’s holiday with last year’s, noting political tensions and the public’s desire for a realistic, relief-filled season amid ongoing policy debates.
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WNU
Washington
D. A
Noel
Connecticut
Fotreet
White ‘House
Ant
Missouri
Sam
Anid
White House
Congress
Repie
New Deal
Trurten
Beck
Honeymoon With Congress and White House Recalled
The speaker recalls the wartime liaison between Congress and the White House and the bipartisan policy forged by Secretary Hull. He notes the political armistice ending as domestic discontent grew and predicts shifts if the Japanese war ended within the year. The passage reflects on leadership, party dynamics, and the wartime governing approach.
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Congress
White House
Hull
Truman
Capitol Fale
Insylvania Avenue
Sie Presid Cieumeh
McKinley Era and Wilsons Shadowed by New Deal Critique
Ambiguous OCR text cites McKinley and Wilson with the White House, mentions a 14 year lean period and a 12 year span ending in a New Deal era. The fragmentary remarks reference Democratic policy and broadcast commentary, with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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William ‘Howard ' Wilson
White House
Unclear OCR snippet contemplates price measures
Fragmentary text discusses applying a measurement to prices and questions why a method picks the least popular option. Names, dates, and clear entities are not present in readable form.
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Richie Finan
Hiams
A Kelley
Wee
Walter Gary
John Pein
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Emerson Fox
Yoad
Symms Hospital
Marianne Beauty Salo
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Sportograph
Conchra ‘High
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Wes Kingdom
Jeane Cropaire
Semnivia
Comimana
Hudson Packsters
DEPOT
Smith
S. Wanhatalo
Zander
K. Ian
Watki
Ibe
Kote OW. O'Neill
E. Finigan
M Ae
D. J. Byron
Ee ‘Hayes
A A. Bartolomeo
J. ‘McGrath
G. Burke
M. Diskin
W. Dee
T. Hill
E. Dempsey
P. Melisi
Cc. Stefanelli
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T. Zander
K. ‘Lampinen
Hatkins
All Stars
J. Dempsey
G. Dee
P. Dee
D. 'Bregoli
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R. O'Neil
N. Dee
R. Robinson
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