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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1934
Page
3
A muddled Sunday game ended in a 23 run total with the Cardinals tied by late passes and fielding miscues. Besco MacWilliams and A Johnson led offense with multiple hits as pitching rotates and errors keep the score tight.
Arlington No 1 and Melrose No 1 vie for first in the Middlesex Sportsmen Rifle League as five matches set for tomorrow. C Moore leads individual averages with 394 for Massachusetts Rifle Association, while C G McCarthy F G Dudley and G Morgan of Melrose No 1 are tied for second at 393. Standings show Arlington No 1 and Massachusetts R. tied atop the table with 1.000 records, followed by cae 3 HGS 1 606, Waltham s 4, Melrose No 2 1 1 500 and Concord 8 293. Minute men Lex 0 1 000, Lincoln 0 2 00.
First Church in Concord hosts a union service with Rev Edward P Daniels preaching at 9 30 a m Sunday July 8 at the First Parish Meeting House. Rev George L Thurlow of the Congregational church assists as pastor.
Local church notices and social gatherings in Concord mark summer community life. Mentions Rev R Biott Marshall at Ep The Church and Mrs Theodore L Smith hosting at Main Nine Acre Corner, with West Concord friends in attendance.
The Concord Christian Science church lists a Sunday service at 1046 with a 10 45 Sunday School and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745. Reading Room hours are 2 to 6 pm on weekdays except holidays. The Lesson Sermon for July 8 centers on the Sacrament and the bread of God from John 6.
The schedule lists eight games starting at 1 30 PM including a league match and a calin diamond opening. The Yankees host the Newton YMCA nine at Concord diamond in a doubleheader style afternoon slate.
Mrs William G Bent of Har suffered a badly strained back and multiple bruises when she was at the scene. She was threatened and survived without further serious injury, a miracle given the mishap.
The Kickers' Handicap weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club saw William S Cushing take low gross with 81 and John Codding claim first prize with 82 9 0 net 69, while Larry Noble earned second prize 87 73. Others include Hubert Wardwell Jr 77, John Buttrick 83 77, Ralph Holden 79, Danforth Comins 97 79, Michael Cody 86 80, Wheeler 96 61, and William Faversham Jr 84 79.
Rev F W Clelland will continue his series on How Can We Build the Kingdom of God at 8:30 am worship and 7:30 pm Communion Service. Rev Dr Robert M Pierce Worcester District Superintendent to conduct the service. First Quarterly Conference to follow the Communion service.
The Lexington Minute Boys defeated the Yankees in a tight Paul Revere League game. Roy Woodworth returned home from the Forty-fifth Supreme Council Session Grotto Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
Corliss W Lamont 32 son of Thomas W Lamont and partner of J P Morgan was jailed for two hours in Jersey City New Jersey for picketing with strikers. He was freed on bond of 1500 dollars.
Edwin D. Brooks is away on a business trip in the Middle West and Mrs Edwin D Brooks and daughter Elizbeth will spend the summer at the Diamond Tail Bar Ranch in Colorado. Ald Society members are asked to send six recipes by July 15 for a cook book to fund a Fair in October. Concord Summer School of Music announces a concert in July featuring Brandenburg Concertos and works by Bach and Beethoven. A Knights of Columbus food sale was held in Monument Hall with Mrs Alice O Brien as chair.
The summer readings of a non due to the study of modern fiction will be July 2, conducted as an afternoon event. Mrs Leslie Moore directs a modern play at the home of Mrs Russell Robb Sr.
The Concord Yankees and West Concord Town Team battled to a 6 6 tie after 10 innings last Tuesday. The lead changed hands three times. West Concord twice erased deficits to force the extra frame. Hansen Soffritti and A Johnson sparked offense as the late rally fell short. Batteries McKenna McCarthy Tompkins Williams.
A garbled weather note notes a 90 degree temperature forecast for three days ahead and a 61 reading recorded earlier at the local weather station.
A sergeant quips that no officer will gain liberty today then a cadet calls for liberty or death citing Patrick Henry. Laughter erupts as the sergeant laughs with the men. The piece shifts to a bank ad noting 4 percent annual interest on shares protected by Massachusetts law.
Augustine W Macone of Concord Clarence Mitchell of Waltham and Walter Kelley of Quincy broke 2% consecutive birds for Team total 206 at the Sportsman's Club Open 2 Percent Bird Skeet event.
Miss Dobbins appointed as new teacher in Concord schools. She holds a bachelor and a master’s degree from a university and a degree in physiotherapy. The article notes her background in physical education and a series of union-related items concludes the fragment.
In the absence of president Leslie O., Eliot R. Boauiduateet presided at a Thursday noon session. Renee G. Mitchell, superintendent of Lexington Welfare Department, spoke about ongoing efforts while a choir from Musté sang during the proceedings.
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