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04 Jan 1933
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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1933
Page
1
Recipe Contest Draws Interest In Home Service Ads
Boston Consolidated Gasco promotes a recipe contest with weekly awards. Readable instructions invite readers to submit one recipe each, with testing in a large kitchen and printing if approved. Several tested recipes including Cranberry Meringue Pudding Haddock Baked in Milk and Refrigerator Fudge are shared as samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piay
Sender
Tae
Hiere
Concord Masonic and church events announced this week
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M meets at Masonic Temple Monday with Worshipful Master Philip C Holden presiding. A Masonic dance is set for Thursday January 19 at the Girl Scout Community House. Trinity church choir wears new calf socks donated by the Church and Society. Supper at 7 pm in the Banquet hall led by Mrs Duncan Chapman. Leon F Foss to speak on School Finances during supper. Women’s Parish Association holds all day sewing at First Parish Meeting House to benefit the Red Cross with noon coffee and box lunches. At 2 pm Mrs Caleb Wheeler Jr presents a book report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Philip C Holden
Walden Street
Concord
Trinity Church
Raynor
Duncan ’ Chapman
Leon F. Foss
Foss
Women’s Parish Association
Red Cross
Caleb Wheeler, Jr
Study Groups for Women Voters Resume Sessions
Concord League of Women Voters will hold study groups twice weekly starting Thursday January 5 at 3 pm at Mrs. Wm. Cole's Middle street home and Monday January 9 at 10 am at Miss Sarah Goodwin's Lowell Road house. Discussions include Women as purchasing agents for the home and living costs led by Mrs. George Parsons and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson. William Faversham senior, famed Journey's End actor, is now in Boston in The Land of Smiles cast at the Shubert Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord League of Women Votes
Wm. M. Cole
Middle Street
Sarah Goodwin
Lowell Road
George Parsons
Benjamin Wilson
William Faversham
Concord Layers
Boston
Shubert Tre
Trinitarian Church Concord Mass Schedule and Meetings
Pastor Rev George L Thurlow preaches on If I Had But Sermon to Preach during morning worship Sunday January 8 morning service at 10 45. Church school at 9 30. Midweek service Wednesday January 11 at 7 45 pm. Annual church meeting Wednesday January 25 at 7 45 pm. Women's Union annual meeting Thursday January 19 with sewing at 3 pm. Topic On the Trail of Columbus in Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational
Church Concord
Mass
George L. Thurlow
Rch
Womn’s
Thurs- Y
Portoco
First Parish in Concord TV Event Weekend Schedule
Edward P. Daniels will preach a sermon at the dinning service on goals for the new year. church school at 9 45 a m. unitarians within ten miles will meet with the First Chapter of the Laymen's League on Sunday evening January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Tv
Edward P. Daniels
Ister
Unitar
Cord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Cookery Questions Welcome to Miss Darling Column
Readers are invited to send cookery problems or questions to Miss Darling at this newspaper. She will answer them in the column or by personal letter.
Unitarian Meeting and Emerson Society Schedule
A six o'clock buffet supper precedes group singing led by Mr Free W Archibald of Framingham. At 8 pm Hon Herbert Parsons president of the Laymen's League will speak on A Unitarian Views the Future. Malcolm Rees will discuss Chapter problems. The Emerson Society visits Belmont YPUR on Sunday evening Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free W. Archibald
Framingham
Herbert Parsons
Cincinnati Catcher Weds Lexington Girl
Robert Asbjornson catcher for the Cincinnati Reds married Anna Summer of Lexington in a secret ceremony at the First Parish Unitarian Church parsonage after licenses from Concord and Lexington clerks. Best man was Clarence Johnson and maid of honor Miss Frances Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Asbjornson
Cincinnati Reds
Anna Summer
Grant Street
Lexington
First Parish Unitarian Church
Edward Perry Daniels
Concord
Clarence Johnson
Frances Hickey
Somerville
Local residents and helpers noted in brief items
Mrs William A Rodday Mrs John H Adams and Mrs Ezra M F sh served as matrons. John Mullen of Potter Street recovers from double pneumonia. Firefighters responded to a Bedford Street cellar fire at 12 125 pm Monday from box 14. Fire caused smoke but minimal damage and was quickly extinguished. Donald Wood son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wood joins Reed and Barton Teutoni silversmiths as plant chemist. spent holidays with parents in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Rodday
John H Adams
Ezra M. F.sh
John Mullen
Potter Street
Central Station
William H Dee
Bedford Street
Donald Wood
Walter 8
Hubbard Street
Reed and Barton, Silosmiths of
Teunton
Wood
Donna
Concord
Sunday at Union Church New Year services observed
The West Concord Union Church marked the new year with organ selections by Miss Nina Ruble including Gounod Sanctus and Mendelssohn Be Not Afraid. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preached to children on How Long Is a Year and A New Year With God, with Communion in the afternoon. New members Miss A Laura Batt Miss A Marion Merrill and Miss Marguevill Leighton were received. Senior Christian Endeavor met at six o'clock with John Damon leading a discussion on Facing Life with Fancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
West Concord Union Church
Nina Ruble
Gounod
Barham
Mendelssohn
Whitney Coombs
Alfred Wheeler Stone
A. Laura Batt
A. Marion Merill
Marguevill Leighton
Christian Endeavor Society
John Damon
Middlesex Towns Endure Record Cold Snap
Middlesex County faced its greatest temperature drop in years from Saturday noon to Sunday morning with a 60 degree swing. A north west gale accompanied the plunge. Lexington logged a low of 5 above zero as radiators froze on many cars left outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Middlesex County
Lexington
Sears Celebrates First Sunday Mass in Concord
Rev. John Sears the new curate of St. Bernard's Catholic Church Concord Center celebrated his first Sunday mass in St Bernarda's church New Year's Day morning at Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Concord
John Sears
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Concord Center
St. Bernarda’s Church
Charitable Society Annual Meeting Set for Jan 11
The Concord Female Charitable Society will hold its annual meeting at Trinity Church Parish house at two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Female Charitable Society
Trinity Church
Trinity Church Era of Epiphany Services and Meetings
The Trinity Church schedule lists Epiphany observances on Friday January 6 with Holy Communion at 9 a.m. The following Sunday January 8 includes Holy Communion at 8:45 a.m. and Church School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon by Rev. Dr. J. Thayer at 11 a.m. A vestry meeting at 8 p.m. is noted. An annual Concord Female Charitable Society meeting is set for Wednesday January 11 at 2 p.m. in the parish house. Choir rehearsal follows on January 12 at 7:30 p.m. A children’s party is planned for Saturday January 14 in the parish house with student committees organizing games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church Concord
Mass
Smith Owen. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
J. Thayer
Episcopal Theological School
Concord Female Charitable Society
Trinity Parish House
Concord Gunner High Scorer in Weekly Triangular
In Monument Hall Friday, the Concord Rod and Gun Club placed third in the weekly round of the triangular 45 tournament with 4 wins. The Concord Council Knights of Columbus led the season with 25 points for the evening, while the Hibernians moved to middle standings with 34 points for the night. Captain Thomas J. Bryan’s Hibernian team posted the evening high with 12 games as grand totals show Knights 329, Hibernians 289, and Rod and Gun Club remaining behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Concord Council
Hibernians
Thomas J. Byran
Hibernian
Knights
The
Hibernais
Rod_and Gun Club
Concord Woman's Club Literature Class Opens January 4
The Current Literature Class of the Concord Woman's Club begins on Wednesday January 4. Six lectures will be led by Mrs Ruth W Fuller and held Wednesdays through January and February at 3 45 p m in the High School library. Single tickets or the full course are available from Mrs George F Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Woman’s Club
Ruth W. Fuller
George F Root
Middlesex 4H Alumni Holds Winter Meeting
The Middlesex County 4 H Alumni Association held its winter meeting at the Extension Service headquarters on Everett Street with about 40 members. President James Edney presided. George Erickson spoke as guest. a banquet was arranged by Miss Rose Hartley and an entertainment by Irving Wooldridge featured a mystery auto ride ending at a Fort Pond camp in Littleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
4 H
Middlesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
Rose Hartley
Marlboro
James Edney
South Acton
George Erickson
Irving Wooldridge
Maynard
4-H
Fort Pond
Littleton
Mary Abbott Wins 410 Skeet Crown at Musketaquid Club
Miss Mary O Abbott, president of the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club, was high gun in the 410 gauge open 25 bird skeet shoot on the club grounds in West Concord. She broke 16 birds for the larger pore guns, while Archie P Simpson and Salvadore A Macone tied at 20 of 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O. Abbott
Musketaquid Sportsman’s ‘Club
West Concord
Archie P Simpson
Salvadore
Macone
New Year's Eve Dance in Warner Hall
Three West Concord youths Robert Rodday Warren Fish and Kendall Adams hosted a large youth gathering on New Year's Eve in Warner Hall. Christmas trees and colored lights decorated the hall while Miss Irma Durkee's orchestra played lively tunes that matched the crowd's high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Robert Rodday
Warren Fish
Kendall Adams
Warner Hall
Adj
Mss
Irma Durkee
Old Concord Chapter DAR Met With Defense Talk
The January meeting of Old Concord Chapter DAR is set for Saturday, January 14, at the Chapter House. Rev. George L Thurlow of the Trinitarian Congregational Church will speak on Some Easily Forgotten Phases of National Defence. Hostesses include Mrs Augustus L Morse and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chapter House
George L Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Augustus L Morse
Sarah Bent
Alfred T. Haynes
Alfred E. McCleary
John B Miller
Rev and Mrs Daniels Host New Year’s Day Reception
Rev Edward P Daniels and his wife welcomed numerous parishioners from the First Parish and friends to an at home gathering on New Year’s afternoon from four to seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Daniels
Edward P Daniels
Concord Elks Whist Party Draws Large Attendance
The Concord Lodge of Elks held a whist party and entertainment at Elk's hall with Lowell P. George in charge. Mrs. Frank Miller won first prize among many winners. a Boston entertainment group followed the games. Also noting the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nolan at Emerson Hospital and a Kings Daughters gathering at First Parish Meeting House with hostesses Mrs. John Joylan and Mrs. Thos L. Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Elks
Concord
Concord ‘Lodge of Elks
Elk’s Hall
Lowell P. George
Frank Miller
Carl Hokanson
Arthur F. Adams
Marion Adams
Mary Reed
Ruth Tompkins
John Hayes
Len Marchant
Joe Roupke
John iPowers
Florence Tibbets
Joe Gaudet
Boston
Frederick Nolan
Esther E. McLaughlin
Emerson Hospital
John Joylan
Thos. L. Sanborn
Open House At The Manse Welcomes Church Members
Rev. George L Thurlow and Mrs Thurlow hosted their annual New Year open house at the Manse on Sunday from two to seven PM. They received greetings from many church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Thurlow
Evangelical Free Church Christmas Party Held on Lang Street
Under the Missionary Society of the Evangelical Free Church a Christmas party was hosted in the church on Lang street Thursday evening. Mrs. Samuel Lee directed the event with an address by Pastor Olak M. Johnsen, selections by a trio, and church band performances amid a Christmas tree and gifts for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Free Church
Lang Street
Samuel Lee
Olak M. Johnsen
John Casill
John Swen
Andrew Jorgensen
Couple from Cambridge wed Hughes Teele in Cambridge
Russell Smith served as usher for the December 26 wedding of Katharine Hughes and John Whittemore Teele in Cambridge. The newlyweds plan to reside in Concord after their wedding trip and have rented a small white cottage on the Sydney Coolidge estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Smith
Henry ’ Smith
Sudbury Road
Cambridge
Kathar‘ne’ Hughes
John Whittemore Teele
Concord
Sydney Coolidge
First Parish Laymen Meeting in Concord
A joint meeting of Laymen from Unitarian churches in nearby towns will be held at the First Parish in Concord. The event on Sunday January 8 includes supper at 6:30 social hour and an 8 p m address by Hon Herbert Parsons president of the Unitarian Laymen's League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Herbert Parsons
Unitarian Laymen’s League
League
West Concord church notes and local health updates
The Ladies Missionary Society meets this evening at the West Concord Union Church. Fred W Gale is recovering after a serious operation at Emerson Hospital last Thursday. Miss Julia Dee and an orchestra provided music for a Lincoln athletic club dance. Mrs Cora Hatch memory flowers graced the altar. Mrs G Sherman Blair suffers a grippe attack. Town Board members and committees are active with work this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
West Concord Union Church
Fred W Gale
Emerson Hospital
Julia Dee
Lincoln
Rena, Carpenter
Derby Street
New York
Harold Cahoon
Cottage Street
O. Lawrence Clark
Cora Hatch
G. Sherman Blair
Engaged: Eleanor Bryon to Arthur Mahoney in Concord-Jamaica Plain
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Bryon announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor to Arthur L Mahoney of Jamaica Plain Readers learn Eleanor is a Concord High School class of 1928 graduate and ex employee of New England Tel and a Hig h¢s Commercial School alum Arthur is a Randolph High School and Burdett College graduate now with Johnson Service Company of New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Bryon
Bryan Street
Concord
Eleanor
Arthur L. Mahoney
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Byron
Concord High School
Dass
High¢s Commercial School
Boston
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Mahoney
Randolph High School
Burdett, College
Johnson Service Company of
New York
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Lesson
Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading room open 2 to 5 pm on weekdays except holidays. Lesson sermon subject Sacrament based on John 6 34 and Hebrews 13 14 with cited passages from Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ,Scientist
iLesson
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Moods and the cautious path to better year
The piece argues moods shape our outlook and urges cultivating cheerful, imperative, and saving moods. It promotes saving through the Concord Co operative Bank, touting 5 percent interest compounded quarterly as a hedge in tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaman
Co-operative
Benk
Adv
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Led by Pratt at Colonial Inn
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn with President Burleigh L. Pratt presiding. Vice President Thomas Curtin of the Waltham Trust Company gave an optimistic talk on the low mood. The next meeting on January 5 will feature Lexington Rotarians as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L.pratt
Thomas “Curtin
The
Waltham ,Trust ‘Company
Concord Sportsmen Re-elect Horne
Concord Rod and Gun club renewed Nelson Horne as president for a second term at the annual meeting held Wednesday in the club house off Virginia road. Elmer Rankin was named vice president and Police Chief William G. Ryan reappointed secretary and treasurer. The board of governors includes the three officers and several Concord and nearby residents with Agnew of Jamaica Plain serving as a member. Committees reported activity with the bird and fish programs releasing pheasants, quail, and trout across Concord area waters and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Horne
Toreau Street
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Virginia Road
Elmer D. Rankin
West Concord
William G. Ryan
Govenors
G. Theodore Agnew
Jamaica Plain
Georges Clark
Concord
Martin Bulger
Patrick J. Maguire
Lexington
William Bulger
Joseph Algeo
Elmer ‘Id
Rankin
Middlesex County League
Fred Nolan
Walden Pond
White Pond
Hat Shop
Cole’s Brook
Narhoba Brook
Fat Pond
Nine ‘Brook
Spencer Brook
Minuty Men Federation to Meet at Concord Church
The newly formed Minuty Men Federation of the Unitarian Laymen's League holds its first gathering at The First Parish Church in Concord on Sunday January 8. President J Arvett C Parsons will speak on A Unitarian Views the Future after a 6 pm supper, with invited laymen from sixteen nearby parishes attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Minuty Men Federation
Unitarian Laymen's League
J.arvett C.parsons
League
Massachusetts Child Council
Voncord
Minute Men Federation
Lexington
Bedford
Weston
Waltham
Carlisle
Westford
Local Rabbit and Fish Distribution Committees Formed
Rankin Frederick Nolan and Darel Hayes with Joseph Agee named in the Rabbit Distribution committee. Frederick Nolan chairs the Fish Distribution committee with Elmer Rankin and John J. Kelley among members. William G. Ryan chairs the Rabbit panel with William Bulger Elmer Rankine Alfred Baptiste and Theodore Agnew on the group.
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Concord National Bank
Massachusetts
Charitable Society
Concord Gunner
Mary Abbott
Evangelical Free Church
First Parish Chapter OF
Laymen’'S League
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord Sportsmen
Horne
Concord Church
Oston
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Samuel, Hoar
Pres
Henry F.smith
Treae
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