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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows a graduation scene with teachers and associates present. Mentions Rainbow Girle and Christian Endeavor Society, with references to leadership and friends but lacks full clarity on names and events.
Massachusetts Middlesex Payson Truth cashier and re named bank officers certify the statement of assets liabilities for the bank totaling 1 753 100 81 in assets with deposits liabilities and securities. Directors C Fay Hey J McWalter1 Notary public Whitney Scott Keyes. The document records cash in vault notes outstanding and bank deposits as of July 8 1932.
Miss Luella Huntoon, a devoted member of the Rainbow Girls and a student with high attainments, was remembered in a large service. Speeches, songs, and prayers by Ruth Taylor Alfred Wheeler Stone and others highlighted her church work, school life, and cheerful influence. Committal prayers and a Rainbow ritual followed at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Rev Olaf M Johnsen pastor of the Evangelical Free Church Lang Street preached on the subject Second Hand Religion at the evening service. Midweek prayer meetings and Bible study on Wednesday evenings and Sunday service at 7 30 pm. Tomorrow Thursday July 14 the Mission Society will hold its regular meeting in the vestry at 8 o clock.
The pastor Harland Evans spoke on "Great Service Makes a Great Man" at last Sunday's sermon. Sunday services at the church are held at 7 30 each Sunday evening.
Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday School. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays 7 45. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 p m. July 17 lesson sermon on Life with the Golden Text from Psalms 27 1. Bible citations from Proverbs 4 20 23. Mary Baker Eddy text Science and Health cited.
The Concord Cooperative Bank encourages starting a savings habit with small monthly deposits, even from pennies saved in a tomato can. It promotes shares that help you and your children build a start toward future success with 5 percent interest compounded quarterly beginning August 17.
St Bernard's Junior Holy Name Society beat the Actuarial Department of John Hancock Insurance 11 to 3 at Emerson Playground. Flanagan and Cunningham led in scoring with solid support from Dee and others as the inning by inning box shows a decisive 11 run output in the eighth inning.
Whitney Cook posted 36 24 Best Net with 18 holes selected. Lennox H Lindsay Jr was low gross at 32 25, Baldwin 35 27 next best. Others include Foote 41 28, Pratt 37 80, Cook 40 80, Shannon 44 30, Bolton 45 30, Abbot 38 31, Bowers 5 32, Wheeler 40 33, Payson True 47 36.
The Concord horse shoe pitching team has no weekend matches in the Middlesex League. They will travel to Marlboro to face the Marlboro team. Manager Alfred J. Christian has received a request from North Sullivan, Me., to play Havey and Havey, champion exhibition ringer throwers of the New England states, which he will accept.
Mr and Mrs John R Kennedy have moved from Laws Brook Road to 4 Central Street, updating their address in local records.
Concord trailed, tied twice, and despite 12 hits and several errors, fell to Hopedale 10 to 6. Mullen led Concord with two hits while Taylor and O’Hare doubled and tripled for Hopedale. Edges and community notices fill the rest of the page with local events and comments.
Mr and Mrs Hoel Hinman and daughter Velma spent last week at Newport. Miss Priscilla and Miss Joan Pratt, daughters of Mr and Mrs B L Pratt, are at Bryant's Pond for the summer. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoar and their elder daughter Cynthia Hoar of Great Meadow Road have sailed for Europe. Families plan motor trips through France and will return in September to occupy a house near their former home.
Musketaquid Sportsman's Club led by Augustine dominates Oxbow Gun Club in a Bay State Skeet League match. Hopewell tops the Oxbow scores with 45, Musketaquid total 221 to Oxbow 200.
The Concord Yankees edged the Winchester Town Team 2 1 on Wednesday evening at Winchester to maintain their lead in the Paul Revere League. Billy Erisman pitched masterfully with solid field support and timely hitting securing the win.
Glenwood C. Swett of Maynard and Isaac Langille of Lincoln each hit 23 of 25 in the open 25 bird skeet shoot at Musketaquid Sportsman's Club West Concord. In the special 25 bird .410 event Miss Mary O Abbott club president led with the top score.
Mitchell Clarence leads in a large bore event with 24 of 26 birds. Macone Langille tie for second at 24, Vance wins 410 garage with 22, Abbott and Davis close. Open 2-ird skeet results show multiple shooters with high scores and ties, including Macone and Abbott.
Company H of the 192nd Infantry entrained about ten o clock Saturday morning for a two week tour of duty at Camp Devens Ayer The company has the largest enrollment since World War I and will occupy the same barracks as in previous tours The Yankee Division is in camp totaling about seven thousand visitors are welcome from Concord and vicinity evenings offer entertainment combining pleasure with business for all The post states the event supports community engagement and morale at the regional camp
West Concord Union Church announces Sunday July 19 at 10:30 a.m. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone will preach on Mastering Life's Burdens. Attendees include Miss Louise Eberhard of Boston visiting for funeral services for Ruth E French's mother. Several local families attended. flowers distributed by Benevolent Fraternity Fruit and Flower Mission to Boston sick and shut-ins.
Troop 2 baseball team defeated the Tiger Juniors 5 to 3 in a hard fought game. Lineup details list Rogers Savas Guy Naug ler Gian Joncole Haines Peck and others on both sides.
The third concert of the Concord Summer School of Music will be held at the First Parish meeting house on Thursday evening July 14 at 8 o clock. It will be a choral concert and admission is free to all.
Division 44 Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians held its only meeting of the month in Monument hall Wednesday evening with Miss Mary Paules presiding. The next Division meeting is set for Wednesday, August 13.
The First Parish in Concord hosts a Union Service with Rev George L Thurlow as pastor. Rev Gedfrgée L Thurlow delivers a sermon at the House 10 265 A OM on Sunday July 19.
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