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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

11

Hibernians Lead In Division 56 Round of Games

In Concord the Order of Hibernians, Knights of Columbus, and Rod and Gun club faced off in a weekly triangular. The Hibernians won 36 games to lead by 2 over the Knights and by 6 over the Rod and Gun club. Scoring showed 34 for the Rod and Gun club and 30 for the Knights. Grand totals: Hibernians 217, Rod and Gun club 192, Knights 191, with a three-way tie for high team honors at 1 game won each among Hibernians Nos 2 and 4 teams and the Rod and Gun club captain's group.

Ncord Order of Hibernians Concord Coun- Knights of Columbus Rd Rod and Gun Club Hijans Hibernians Knights Therod and Gunclub The Rod and Gun_ club Red and Gun Club Patrick Smith Thomas J. Byron Martin

Knights Clash With Columbus Turkey Week Schedule

Bulger's Rod and Gun Club No. 4 and No. 3 teams from Columbus tied for second with 18 points. Games set for Thursday to avoid conflict with Knights of Columbus turkey event. Matches to be held in three rooms at Monument with Concord Rod and Gun Club hosting.

Bulger Rod and Gun Club Michael Ryan Knights And T. of Columbus Columbus Knights of Columbus Turkey Ree Monument Concord Rod and Gun Club

Club presents In the Zone play under school Dramatic Club direction

The Dramatic club of Eliot Hall Middlesex School staged In the Zone on Saturday evening directed by W Harold Taylor and E Carr. Cast included James P Lee Jr Ralph H Huboard Jr George Wightman Sidney Coggan Arthur Bonney Gardner Prouty Edward Litchfield and William Udahy with Russell H Kgttell Theodore C Sturtevant as designers. Next show January 25 features The Dear Departed by Stanley Houghton.

Eugene O'Neil Eliot Hall Middlesex School Dramatic Club W. Harold Tayor James P. Lee Jr New York City Ralph H. Huboard Jr Rye N.Y George Wightman Brookline Sidney S. Coggan

Charity Concert and Dance Aids Elks Charity Fund

Under the Concord Lodge of Elks a charity concert and dance was held in the State Armory last evening. A substantial sum was realized for the Elks Charity Fund to provide about 60 Christmas dinners for needy families in Concord Acton Carlisle Bedford and Sudbury.

Concord’ Lodge of Elks State Armory Elks Concord ‘Lodge Concord Acton Carlisle Bedford Sudbury

Unclear fragmentary text about a committee meeting

Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to a committee and individuals, with no discernible event, date, or location to report as a coherent news item.

West Concord Union reports memorial, talks and exams

The West Concord Union held a meeting with a memorial for a deceased member, a planned address by Mrs. Alice G. Ropes of State President of the W. U., and exams for church members. West Concord schools close for Christmas vacation and reopen January 4.

Union Rook Gay G Pernak Alfred Wheeler Stone West Peord Russell Suirit Hastford Weuseedee Alice G. Ropes W. U West Concord Union Harkey Weeeiet F School West Concord West Concord Tee Josi Mae Dennis J. Hix Commonwealth

Carnegie Foundation to Study Business School Status

The Carnegie Foundation will likely start examining the current state of business schools, assessing their standing and status within the academic landscape. The inquiry aims to map trends, identify gaps, and inform future directions for business education.

AL Cowles Carnegie Foundation

Unclear midland league hockey notes and cheer signals

A fragmentary 1927 sports column mentions Doc, captains, and varsity players across teams. It references Sheiks basketball attendance, marriages during the season, and Mass Aggies hockey inclusion. The text names several players and positions with garbled spellings and local team chatter.

la DS Bey Captai Charlie Manta Jone Mass Aggies Boston AL Danas Mafiboro Oraure

Navy Christmas Dinner Delights Sailors and Orphans

A description of a Navy Christmas aboard a ship where sailors welcome children from an orphan asylum and poorer city areas to share in a feast. The article notes the tradition of officers and crews using ships to bring joy and comfort to those in need during the holiday season.

Navy ship Christmas Day entertainment on board concert

On a ship, VF men bring a meal and a band concert to lift spirits. The crew, including Faye and a girl on board, enjoy the holiday as the true host provides coordinated entertainment and games for Christmas Day aboard.

Faye Isia Peis

Acton Man Wins Big at Maine Poultry Show in Portland

Pa W Piper of Acton won multiple prizes at the Maine Poultry Show in Portland last week. His Imperoe hens Rede Firet won best pen, and Firet on young pen. He also placed second on old pen and other prizes across hens and cockerels. A glass gold luncheon set and box of oranges were the rewards.

Maine Portland W. Piper

Birthday Party For Mr Harrod At Home

A festive evening at Mrs Harrod’s home honored Mr Harrod with a full turkey dinner and music. Attendees included J Sterting Moore Roberts White Nelson J A Finbith Tar L Jee Fallonton David Ranny F Praman Frank W Holt and Gilbert M Hawes with Mrs Laura Spoon and Mrs Gilbert Hawkes assisting.

Decemona Aioe Sonora Eveats Mra Harrod Hoop Tara J. Sterting Moore Roberts H. White Nelson L. Jee Fallonton David. Ranny F Praman Prank W. Holt Gilbert M. Hawes Laura D. Spoon Gilbert M. Hawkes Hatrod

Suitcase Sale Promoted By Club Officials

The Acton Woman’s Club held an afternoon meeting at the Club House with Secretary presiding. Mrs. Batey, chairing, explained the upcoming suitcase sale and its purpose, while Brooks of Boston, a Perkins Institute graduate for the blind, shared entertainment. Mrs. Wood was assisted by Mrs. Kemp and another member.

Acton Oman Wei Ay lIé

Variety of Styles Enn Shoes for the Girls at Rickles

A note from Rickles Shoe Store highlights a variety of styles for girls. Shoppers are invited to browse a selection praised for comfort and fit.

Rickles Shoe Store

Public Auction Forecloses Massachusetts Mortgage

A mortgage holder in Middlesex County Massachusetts will sell at public auction on January 11 1930 at 11 AM the property at the junction of Sheridan and OMooore Avenues Lot 191 plan Great Road Park Horace A Fhissell plan 1918 with buildings and 13776 square feet subject to taxes. Two hundred fifty dollars cash paid by the purchaser. balance due by January 21 1930 at India Building Boston. Other terms may be announced at the sale.

Ley D. Carr Maynard Middlesex County Commonwealth of Massachusetts Marlborough Savings Bank Commonwealth Marlborough Middlesex South Sheridan Avenue O’moore Avenue O’moore Orick Evelyn H. Carr Filomena Mariano Great Road Park Horace A. O Fhissell C. B Jahndry India Building State Street Boston Charles F. Albert

Acton Selectmen Schedule Hearing on Filling Station

The Acton Massachusetts board of selectmen announces a public hearing on December 18 at 7:30 p m in the Mre House South Acton regarding Hope C Holland’s application to maintain and operate a gasoline filling station on the southwest corner at Wheeler's Corner WALDONE WHITCOMB WENDALL F DAVIS HOWARD J BILLINGS selectmen.

Office OF Selectmen Acton Mass Selectman Mre House South Acton Hope C.holland Wheeler's Corner Waldone Whitcomb Wendall F. Davis Howard J. Billings Selectmen

Relocation and repairs requested for town road and fuel tanks

In Middlesex County towns residents petition relocation and specific repairs to roads from Fite Turnpike to Lincoln line and near Great Maynard. Oscar E Beckvold and four others sign in November 1929. Notice to corporations and individuals lists public hearing January 1, 1930, at Concord Town House. Reverend Ralph N. Smith Clerk attests.

Middlesex County Iple Oscar E. Beckvold Concord Sudbury Erry Lincoln Lee's Bridge Oscar B. Réckvold Atheee Baid County Bury Massachusetts Fasgre Ldi Gaid Concord Enterprise Ea Tir Ely Ralph N. Smith

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