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OCR text shows names Frederick Ward Daniels Seabury Peter Charles and phrases about a play, but details are fragmented and unclear. No clear event date location or full cast list available.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
5
OCR text shows names Frederick Ward Daniels Seabury Peter Charles and phrases about a play, but details are fragmented and unclear. No clear event date location or full cast list available.
The public is invited to attend a Sunday performance at the Unitarian Parish House on Lexington Road. The event features music and costumes as part of a Christmas story stage work celebrating simplicity and beauty.
A large Catholic D of A gathering enjoyed an annual Christmas Party Tuesday night in Odd Fellows Hall. Two skits by local court members opened the evening followed by carol singing and a gift distribution from the Christmas Tree. Refreshments in the decorated banquet hall concluded the event with guests Celia Curry and Gertrude Curry in attendance.
The project resumed Tuesday morning after plans were adopted. Construction will rest on a concrete mat foundation to ensure stability on a wet sandy bottom.
The Concord Walking Club is eight years old this year. The note emphasizes its long-standing presence and ongoing activity in the community.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club held its annual meeting in Ellis Hall on Monday night. A new Board of Governors was elected including Angelo Bartolomeo as president and William Tobin as vice president, with Alfred Baptiste as secretary and William G Ryan as treasurer. Delegates to the Middlesex County League were Bartolomeo and Albert Hicks, alternates John Hayes and Daniel Hardesty. Distribution committees for Fish Bird and Rabbitt were named, and a banquet committee was formed with Serves vais as chairman. Ralph Knight, Middlesex County League president, spoke and showed four moving pictures of wildlife and fishing using county league equipment.
Sport Notes discusses cheer and ambition at Concord High. Tommie Burke and Bud Horne project future leadership as East Quarter champions are wished for. Dan is praised for sportsmanship, while debate grows over two elective offices rule and letter criteria.
Concord fans cheered Vic Heyliger at the Boston Garden where he played only a few minutes due to a heavy cold. Hawks manager Bill Stewart said Heyliger will be retained for the season and home for Christmas with plans to see more action in future Boston games.
Concord High announces Dan Callahan as captain of the 1938 football team. Coach Cook praises his work ethic and leadership, noting he helps teammates credit others and remains modest. The paper extend congratulations and predicts a strong season with key players returning from 1937.
Mrs. Fred Byerly and numerous relatives plan Christmas visits in various towns. Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson will host in Billerica. several families travel to Concord, Fairhaven, Weston, Winchendon, and Woodstock for holiday celebrations. Guests include Mrs. Walter Shaw, Miss Charlotte Bryn Mawr, Miss Alice in New York, and Mrs. E. Whitney.
Mr and Mrs bebo David Foss welcomed a son Gilbert Louis born at Son Hospital on Sunday December 19. Mother and child are doing well.
Mr and Mrs Smith host one gathering for twenty while Mrs H F Vallervoort Jr and Mr and Mrs Newell Garfield entertain. Laurence E Richardson invites eight of Barbara's friends to dinner. The Garfields plan a ten day trip stopping in Washington and Baltimore. Douglas Janhey family travels to Virginia for the holidays. Barbara Wardwell and Mrs Herbert Hosmer are mentioned with Radcliffe dormitory plans.
Fragmentary notes recount an open house on Christmas Eve with friends and relatives visiting at Lowell Road. Mentions include a Nashawtad dance, a bride-to-be Heith Jr and a Moore cousin from Greensboro, and connections to Leslie Hyd at Wellesley College with her son James Naylor at Harvard.
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