Fingard Resumes Studies at Dartmouth College
Arne Fingard resumes studies at Dartmouth College. Sports Day at Concord Country Club on Sunday Feb 10 features Concord and Weston Juniors. Mr and Mrs Albert M Engberson of Bedford Street announce daughter Helen Louwise born at Emerson Hospital. Frederick Millett of Stow Street joins Library Committee replacing Dr Gail Cleland who moved to a new pastorate in Alameda California. Rev Adolph Rossbach of Waltham filled pulpit at First Parish Church in morning service in exchange with Rev Johannes A C Fagginger Ayer PhD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne Fingard
Dartmouth College
Concord Country Club
Concord
Weston
Albert M. Engebetsen
Bedford Street
Helen Louwise
Emerson Hospital
Frederick ‘Millett
Stow -Street
Gail ‘Cleland
Almeda
California
Adolph Rossbach
Waltham
Johnannes
A. C. Fagginger Ayer
Church Aid and Woman's Auxiliary Meet for Lent Activities
The Church Aid Society and the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Church met in the parish house on Wednesday afternoon. Members prepared surgical dressings and sewed aprons. All day meetings are planned for Wednesdays during Lent with special speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Aid and Woman's Auxiliary
Church Aid Society
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity Church
Noble and Greenough Wins 2-0 at Middlesex School
The Noble and Greenough School ice hockey team from Dedham defeated Middlesex School 2-0 on the Middlesex School rink in Concord on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble and Greenough
Middlesex
Noble and Greenough School
Dedham
Concord
Middlesex Schooner
Middlesex School
Concord High Boys Place In Events at Northeastern Meet
Concord High School made several top finishes at the Northeastern Indoor in Boston on Saturday though not breaking into the scoring column. Hdwad Flannery matched the meet record of 5.25 seconds in the 45 yard dash, winning the second heat in record time but missing the final after a slower semi-final. Daniel Kelley placed second in the second heat of the 45 yard low hurdles, while J Calkins took third in the first heat of the 600 yard run. The Concord 4x140 relay team lost to Methuen and Quincy.
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Concord High School
Boston
Concord
Hdwad Flannery
Flannery
Daniel Kelley
J. Calkins
Methuen
Quincy
Union Church Calendar at West Concord
West Concord Union Church schedules morning and evening services on Sunday with lectures on industrial and religious growth from Great Lakes to Puget Sound. Week events include Boy Scouts and Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meetings, midweek service, Junior Endeavor, and a Union Club with Samuel F. Bumpus as guest speaker plus a baseball target contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Union Church
All Stone
Minera
Es Arges
Ambassadors For Christ
Church School
Christian Endeavor
Great Lakes
Puget Sound
Great Northwest
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Junior Christian Endeavor Service
The
Union Club
Samuel F. Bumpus
State Committee of
Union Congregational Church
Maynard
St Marks Edges Middlesex In Tight Ice Hockey Finish
In a close Middlesex School match St Mark's School edged out Middlesex with the lone goal scored in the second period by Hallowell on a pass from Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s
Hallowell
Choate
Mrs Katherine Anderson Heads to Roma on Italian Visit
Mrs Katherine Anderson of Crescent road sails from New York on the Roma bound for Italy to visit her son Marcus. She expects to be away about two months. The Roma sailed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Anderson
Crescent Road
New York
Italy
Marcus
Roma
Concord Red and Gun Club Defeats Quincy in Eighth Straight
The Concord Red and Gun Club skeet team won its eighth straight victory Saturday afternoon at Concord grounds Virginia Ba defeating Quincy Gun Club 271 to 192. William J Bulger Jr led Concord with 24 of 25 on the first string and 45 total. Dr Wiswell posted 23 of 25 in the first string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Red and Gun Club
Quincy Gun Club
Concord Grounds
Virginia
Concord
Quincy
William J.bulger, Jr
Concord Club
Wiswell
Dr. Goodwin
Wiewell
W. J. Bulger
Trinity Church Concord Mass Events Schedule
Boarded in community notices Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists services and programs for February including choir rehearsals holy communion church school morning prayer and sermon ash Wednesday litany and penitential office all day sewing meetings and an announced later speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Church Service League
Eakers
Old Folks Dance hosted by Hosmer Camp in Veterans Building
Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 of United Spanish War Veterans plans a dance in the Veterans Building on Tuesday evening February 12 to raise funds for the camp. Concord Camp will host the Massachusetts Sixth Regiment reunion next fall with Phil A. Davis as president. The charges committee includes Commander Herbert E. Berry as chair and past commanders John E. K. Loring, Philip Davis, and Ott Loring, with Junior Vice Commander George M. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Concord
Old Massachusetts
Sixth Regiment
Phil A. Davis
Herbert E. Berry
John EK
Loringy
Philipps
Davis
Ott Loring
George M. Lee
Banks Family Thanks For Support After Loss
The Banks family expresses sincere thanks to friends for sympathy during the loss of their wife and mother. Gratitude extends to those who sent flowers and offered acts of kindness during the bereavement. E. I. Banks and Daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Banks
Red Cross Roll Call Totals for Concord Chapter
The Concord Red Cross reports 1357 members at $1 each totaling 1357 dollars plus 24 contributing members at $5 totaling 120 dollars and one supporting member at 25 dollars. Donations for local work bring the grand total to 1575.50 dollars with 691 dollars to be sent to Washington and 884.50 dollars to be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Concord
Washington
Books Available On World War For Public Schools
Fifty high schools and private schools nationwide, part of the Brooks-Bright Foundation, received copies of Origins of the World War by Sidney Fay of Smith College. The texts support an interscholastic essay contest with students in England France Canada and possibly Germany joining American pupils. The topic this year examines the psychological effect of great armed forces on the United States and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks-Bright Foundation
Sidney Fay
Smith College
England
France
Canada
Germany
United States
Miss Ellen T Clahane Injured in Fall at Local Theater
Ellen T Clahane chief operator at Lexington telephone exchange slipped on Veterans Building steps after a Saturday cinema outing. No bones broken but injuries confining her to Emerson Hospital. Patrolman Frederick Nolan enters Massachusetts State Police School in Boston for month training. Edward N Lawton covers Nolan's day shift and Emil O Thrope covers Lawton's night beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen T. Clahane
Hubbard Street
Lexington Telephone Exchange
Veterans Building
Emerson Hospital
Frederick Nolan
Concord Force
Boston
Edward N. Lawton
Concord Hockey Teams Split In Four Fast Games
Four Sunday hockey games at Crosbys Pond ended with Concord teams splitting results. The Concord Hockey Club beat Lexington 7 0 in the morning and fell to Concord Independents 4 2 in the afternoon, tying the series. Earlier Winchester defeated Concord Independents 3 2, while Concord Town lost 3 0 to West Point in Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Hockey Club
Crosbys Pond
Lexington Hockey Club
Concord Independents
Independents
Winchester Hockey Club
Winchester
Concord Town
Nashua
N. H
West Point
Concord
Westby
Johnson
Allyn
Beardsell
Chase
Dexter
L. Dexter
Arthur
Mullen
H. Smith
L. Smith
V. Heyliger
Hogan
Crosby
McHugh
J.smith
Burke
S. Heyliger
S. Dexter
Olsen
Gamage
Sherman
Packer
Murray
J. Smith
A. Heyliger
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services
Sunday services at 10 45 a m with lesson sermon Spirit Sunday School at 10 45 a m testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 p m reading room hours 2 to 5 p m weekday afternoons Monument Square Concord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scient’ Monument Square
Concord
Clothing Groups to Meet at Farmers Institute
The Farmers and Homemakers Institute program for Friday February 8 at Westford Town Hall has been distributed to extension service clothing group leaders nationwide. Homemakers seeking information should contact Mrs Stuart Allen of Acton or Mrs Frank Waise of West Concord. The Congregational Church ladies and Westford Grange will serve a hot lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Homemakers’ Institute
Westford Town Hall
Stuart Allen
Acton
Frank Waise
West Concord
Congregational Church
Westford Grange
Great Dane Guest At Concord State Police Substation
Sergt William J. Puzzo reports a Great Dane at the Lake Walden substation after being turned over by an Acton resident. The dog was picked up on the State road in Acton Sunday night and the owner is asked to contact the substation or Concord 750. The dog has a ravenous appetite and is hard to keep fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
William J. Puzzo
Lake Walden
Acton
Sergi Puzzo
Concord
King's Daughters Meet at Hubbard Street Hostesses
The next meeting of the King's Daughters will be held with Mrs. Walter How on Hubbard Street Tuesday afternoon February 12. Hostesses are Mrs. How and Mrs. Raymond D. Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Walter How
Hubbard Street
How
Raymond D. Willard
Bible Study Class meets at Morse Cole home
The Bible Study Class of the Concord Womans Club led by Mrs. Leslie R. Moore will gather at Mrs. William Morse Cole's Middle Street residence at 10 30 a m on Tuesday February 12 for their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Womans Club
Leslie R. Moore
William Morse Cole
Middle Street
Go To Church Band Formed By Trinitarian Church
Dr. Frederick B. Richards ad interim pastor organized a Go To Church Band among Sunday School youths. Each member received a notebook to record texts used in sermons, and the record books will be kept until Christmas time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Richards
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Trinitarian Church Schedule Under Pastor Richards
The Trinitarian Congregational Church posts a February schedule with Rev. Frederick B. Richards as pastor ad interim. Activities include Boy Scouts Troop 2 on Friday, Sunday School and Men's Bible Class led by W Edward Lamb, Morning Worship with Mrs. Elsie Rose as soloist, and a Young People's Club event. Mid-Week Service is set for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Frederick B. Richards
Boy Scouts
W. Edward Lamb
Elsie Rose
Dr. Richards
Young
Help Wanted at Concord High School Lunch Counter
Wanted a young woman to assist at the Lunch Counter Concord High School from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on school days. Apply in writing Wells A. Hall Supt. of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Wells A. Hall
Evening Social at Town Hall Saturday Planned
Mr Samuel Hoar enjoys a midwinter vacation on a shooting trip in the South Mrs W Lee Beardsell hosts a Raymond Whitcomb tour to California Mrs Seabury Short led a Saturday afternoon recital at Old Mill Dam Ted Room The engagement of William J Magoon of Wilson Lumber Co and Mary P Leenen Lincoln Schools is announced A Junior Alliance food sale at First Parish Saturday Jan 26 was very successful
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
W. Lee Beardsell
Raymond Whitcomb
California
Seabury Short
Old Mill Dam
William ‘J. Magoon
Wilson Lumber
Mary P. Leenen
Lincoln
Junior Alliance
Belmont Hill Nets Win Over Middlesex in Ice Match
Belmont Hill School defeated Middlesex School 3 0 on the Middlesex rink at Bateman's Pond. Ware scored twice for Belmont Hill and Ricke of Middlesex accidentally added an own goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Hill School
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Bateman’s Pond
Ware
Rcke
Temperatures Drop Toward Ten Below Zero In Concord
A report from Concord notes temperatures in the vicinity fell to ten degrees below zero on Tuesday morning. Nearby, the annual State and Federal inspection of Co H 182nd Infantry N G will be held at the Armory in April. Charles W Locke of the Middlesex School Faculty, coach of Middlesex crews, set dates for the rowing squad Tuesday evening. One voter was registered at the Registrars session at the Fire Station in Concord Monday evening. Registrars will hold another session before the Town election on Feb 25, on Feb 13 from noon to 10. A church social for High School age pupils of Hirst Parish was held Monday afternoon in the vestry of the Ing House. Games and refreshments were served as children finished scrap projects for Emerson Hospital hosted by Mrs H Wheeler Jr and Mrs Elm Joslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordice Co
Lowell
Co. H
Charles W. Locke
Misex
Middlesex
Concord
Hirst
Ing House
Emerson Hospital
H. Wheeler, Jr
Elm Joslin
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Tamm
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Swansen
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RED Cross Report
Concord Hockey
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
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Carter Furniture Co
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Compussion
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Freeman & Clanc
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