Concord Girls Scouts Shine in Week of Parade and Dedicatory Events
The Concord Girls Scouts led a parade before the dedication of a new baseball field. Accompanied by Concord Junction Scouts they formed at the Liberty Pole and marched to the playground. They attended services at West Concord Union Church with Scouts and veterans groups and helped carry wreaths on Memorial Day to honor veterans.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Liberty, Pole
Concord Union
Veterans’ Organizations
Concord Girl Scouts
Merwin Dominates Inks Club H H Tournament Scoring 52
In a week end H. H. event at Concord Country Club John Merwin led with 52 points, far ahead of runner up R. E. Chaplan with 42 and Michael Cody Jr. with 41. Other notable scores included RC Piper 39 and John M. Abbott 37.
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Inks
Concord Country Club
John Merwin
R. E. Chaplan
Michael Cody, Jr
H.H
B. Chapman
Nad
Michael Cody Jr
RC. Piper
John M. Abbot
Wells Blanchard
Concord church schedule highlights June services
Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Massachusetts announces June activities led by Rev Dr Gail Coleland including Sunday worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 45 a m with an address by Mrs Helen Street Ranney secretary of the American Board. A Wednesday Midweek Service is set for 7 46 p m with a discussion on Twelve Tests of Character. Children’s Day is noted for June 12 with Rev Dr Coleland preaching in Maynard at a memorial service attended by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Coleland
Helen Street Ranney
Ranney
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
California
Harry Emerson _ Fosdicks
Coleland
Maynard
Congregational Church
Odd Tellows
Rebekahs
Letters to the Editor Thanking Mississippi Flood Benefit
Concord readers hear thanks from Gladys E. H. Hosmer to the Enterprise for aiding a Mississippi Flood benefit concert. Appreciation note credits the committee and generous cooperation.
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Concord
Rulef Benefit
Gladys E. H. Hosmer
Trinity Church Calendar signals summer prayers and events
Rev Smith O Dexter leads Trinity Church activities from June 3 to June 11 with Holy Communion services, a sermon on Is Christ's Way on Life Practical, a Young People's Fellowship, a Friday Boy Scouts meeting, and a church school picnic. Flowers honor Miss Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts by Church Aid Society.
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Trinity
Church School
Richardson’s Corner
Herbert B. Smith
Thhe Church Aid Society
Elizabeth Wentworth
Roberts
Silesia Mills to Visit Concord in Basketball Clash
Concord hosts Silesia Mills in a high anticipated game at Emerson Playground Thursday night. The rival team, last season's top contender, seeks a renewal of hostilities before a sizable crowd.
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Silesia
Concord
Silesia Mills
Bangball Nine
Mmerson
Exeter Wins Columbia Cup Narrowly Over Middlesex
Exeter oared crew clinched a Columbia Cup leg by two feet over Middlesex in a tense finish. The Exeter shell pushed ahead in the final stretch to give Exeter a 4 to 2 lead in the series.
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Exeter
Exeter Tour
Middlesex
McKinlock Eight Beats Middlesex Crew on Charles River
The McKinlock eight from Harvard College defeated Middlesex School in a closely contested race on the Charles River in Cambridge. The winning time was about 2 minutes 41 seconds, with Harvard leading by a length at the midway point.
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McKinlock
Middlesex
Middlesex School
A. Well
McKinlock Hall
Harvard College
Charles River
Cambridge
Cee Thayer
Mississippi Flood Relief Benefit Net Proceeds Reported
The chairman and committee for the Mississippi Flood Relief entertainment held May 23 at the Veterans Building Concord announce net proceeds of 418.31. The amount reflects generosity of all who helped including Mrs Mason Garfield Mrs Roger Swain and Mrs Wilfi C Saeger who organized tableaux music and refreshments respectively and all others assisting.
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Mississippi
Veterans
Concord
Mason Garfield
Young People Union Holds Concord Picnic
The Greater Boston Federation of the Young People's Religious Union held its annual picnic in Concord on Saturday with about 250 attendees including delegates from a YPR conference. Events featured sports such as three baseball games, a 75 yard dash won by Dana Greeley and a 50 yard dash won by Virginia Fredericks, plus a three legged race won by Dana Greeley and Deborah Webster. Box supper followed and dancing concluded the evening at First Parish Unitarian Church with William Rice of Boston and Herbert Miller of Winchester in charge.
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Greater Boston
Deborah Webster
Lexington
First Parish Unitarian Church
William Rice
Boston
Herbert Miller
Winchester
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Willard Kay and family express gratitude to neighbors friends and societies for kindnesses and floral tributes during their recent bereavement.
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Willard Kay
U S W V Sponsor Movie at Veterans Building
Under the auspices of Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 56 United Spanish War Veterans a special moving picture entertainment featuring The Fire Brigade was shown at the Veterans Building on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The committee in charge was Philip A. Davis Dennis A Sheehan James N. Berry Franklin Prescott and Capt. John Bordman.
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US. W. V
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Fire Brigade
Veterans
Philip A. Davis
Dennis“A. Sheehan
James N. Berry
Franklin Prescott
John Bordman
Violin Recital by Miss Nelson’s Pupils at West Concord
Violin pupils of Miss Viola B Nelson performed at a Tuesday recital at the Harvey Wheeler school with accompanist Miss Blanche L Haven. Participants included Rose mary Sheehan Alice Lee Velma Hinman Ruth Lawrence Josephine Sheehan Gordon Wolfe Hugh Miller Olga Ostberg Olive Jenson Phyllis Smith Carolyn Kingman Pearl Nelson. The Concord Musical Club sponsored the event.
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West Concord
Viola B. Nelson
Harvey Wheeler School
Blanche
L. Haven
Rosemary Sheehan
Alice Lee
Velma Hinman
Rose Palmer
Noble Loomer
Ruth Lawrence
Josephine Sheehan
Gordon’ Wolfé
Hugh Miller
Olga ‘Ostberg
Olive’ ‘Jenson
Phyllis Smith
Carolyn
Minuteman League Baseball Action Highlights Local Schools
Peter Bulkeley school nine defeated Harvey Wheeler 10 to 6 on Emerson playground Thursday afternoon. Bedford Union School nine won 11 to 1 over Lincoln Grammar School, taking the Minuteman League lead. Classified ad notes a 9 room house for rent or sale at 12 Middle Street, Concord, with Francis McManus at 15 Wood Street, Concord.
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Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
Emerson Playground
Bedford Union School
Lincoln Grammar School
Ethical Society Calls Off Pilgrimage Event
The Boston Ethical Society cancelled its planned Friday pilgrimage gathering at Ralph Waldo Emerson’s home due to rain. Board Chairman George Ve provided the reading from Emerson to a large audience. Concord Union Bible Society met Thursday in Cambridge with sewing afternoon hosted by Mrs Ida R Goff and Mrs John Forbes at First Parish vestry.
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Annemblege
Boston Ethical
Bae
Ralph
Waldo the
Pipher
George © Ve
Board of ‘Trustees
Emerson
Chauncy Street
Camlbridge
Union Bible Society
Ida R. Goff
John, E. Forbes
House of 9 Rooms To Let or For Sale To Let or For Sale
Property listing fragment mentions 12 Midate Street and 15 Wood Stylecord 500 with apply to Lrcanete. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but indicate rental or sale option and multiple address references.
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Midate Street
Wemenus
Peppery Casserole Delights Epicurean Audience at Veterans Building
A lively benefit program at Veterans Building drew hundreds for a night of variety theater. Henry J Coolidge led the event as chair with Max Muller and a host of performers including Gladys Graham, Miss Mara, and John Mullaney, delivering music, dances, and a one act play as the crowd enjoyed a festive, family atmosphere.
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Concord
Jack Dale
Marion Taylor
G. A. Hill
Gladys Graham
Miss Graham
Abbot
Cyclone
Mariawrne
Holden
Harry Dye
Millie” Mara
Dick” Appleby
D. Ripley Gage
Paul C. Lamb
Raymond P. Baldwin
Chris
John Mullaney
Frolic” Fund
Minute Man Band
Walter M. Goss
Albert Bertelsen
Lewis Dexter
R. Blodgett
Sheehan
M. C. Burbank
M. McHugh
Alice Buxton
Monica Hill
Mary’ Rushe
Mary Culkins
Doris Oe
Mary Bartolomeo
Cora ‘Flannery
Rita Hill
Mary’''MacAuley
Gertrude Kehna
Gertrude McGartin
Bridget O'Flynn
Columbia
Minute Man
Anita Abbot
Marjawrie
Harry’Dye
Ihael
Millie and
Harold Orendorff
Mr. Whitney Smith
Willam L. Dee
Herbert B. Hosmer
Notable Names Listed in Newspaper Snippet
A partial list includes Philky Holden Leon F Foss G L Prescott Berkeley Wheeler Leslie 0 Anderson Charles Edgarton Charles Foote Frank Pierce Einer L Joslin Howards B Daniels and Edward Bremen.
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Philky Holden
Leon F. Foss
G. L. Prescott
Berkeley Wheeler
Leslie
Anderson
Charles Edgarton
Charles Foote
Frank Pierce
Einer L. Joslin
Howard
B. Daniels
Edward Bremen
Concord Couples Tie Kinship in Oldest Families
Miss Car nted in Kage Pars ihh aan tev. Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer officiated as parish minister in Concord. The bride wore white satin with a tulle train and carried gardenias and lilies. Maid of honor wore lavender, bridesmaids apricot chiffon. best man John B. Buttrick. After ceremony, a reception at River Cottage. The couple plan to reside in Concord after August 8.
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Concord
Carnted
Kage
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Mildred Keyes
Mary Buttrick
Olive Buttrick
Robb
Isabel Shaw
Olivia White
New Haven
Conn
Conrad Leshar
Fairfield
Helen Merriam
Brookline
John B. Buttrick
Henry M. Keyes
Cambridge
Ue Milwauk
Ripley
Horatio Colony
Keene
N. H
John S. Amory
Wi. Valley
laveh@er
River Cottage
Duttrick
Oldfields School
Baltimore
Local baseball games feature late heroics at Eimers Park
Len Smith saves the day as Robinson opens strong for the High School. Johnson delivers power with a towering homer and a thrilling late play alters the inning. A touching moment sees Smith granted new life on an error, while Picard and Sentah contributed at the plate.
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Eimerson
Len Smith
Robinson
Johnson
Arkin
Smith
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