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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1935

Page

5

Fords and Smiths Triumph in Intertown Bowling League

In Lynch alley matches Monday night the Fords beat the Gypses three points while the Smiths defeated Oil-O-Matics two points. Joe Tourville led with 337 total, Jim Farrell had 128 high for his team, though Chet Sawyer posted a 121 single.

Maynard Fords Gypses Smiths Oil-O-Matics Lynch Alley Joe Tourville Jim Farrell Chet Sawyer

Death calls Mrs Hartwell from Sudbury to Fitchburg

Mrs Alice Hartwell travels from Sudbury after the passing of her mother Mrs Bessie Martin who had resided in Fitchburg for over six decades and was greatly loved by the community.

Alice Hartwell Fitchburg Bessie Martin Martin

Acton VFW Department Meeting Attended by Multiple Posts

Acton VFW Department and Concord Camp leaders plus members from Maynard Lexington Woburn Somerville Newton Wilmington and other towns gathered. Timothy Kimball the State Commander gave an informative discourse on post activities and veterans affairs.

Loring Mander Concord Lowell Cram Edwards Quinty A. L Acton Charles §. Coulter USA Walterseph T. Leon Mildred McNamee Eisie Janis Margaret Kelley J. L. Dubord G. I. Glazerbrook Joseph Boothroyd Maynard Post VFW Maynard Lexington Woburn Somerville Newton Wilmington Timothy Kimball

Concord Patch Hails First Amateur Night Event

Heartiest congratulations to Mr and Mrs Frank H Rideout after a local lodge night. The event was modeled after Maj Bowes and featured Our Lady Help of Christians Court C D A style. First prize of 10 dollars went to Newman and Maynard. Mildred Gale and Louise Bedford shared second prize of 5 dollars. Doris Harms earned third prize of 2 dollars.

Frank H. Rideout Rebekah Lodge Eeee Liam P. McWilliams Maj. Bowes Our Lady Help of Christians Court C. D Po Newman Maynard Mildred “Ae Ane Gale Louise Bedford Doris Harms West Concord

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