Concord News Roundup: Local Plans and Alumni Honors
Miss Clara Gravesen visits Syracuse sister as highway act could bring Concord a 2887.13 return. Louis and Mrs Marks of Olc return to Concord after months away. Mildred Keyes and Mrs Stedman Buttrick Jr travel to Bermuda. Hudspeth returns to Concord High after illness. Firefighters respond to chimney blaze at 62 Main St with no damage. Joann Whipple of Concord High School class of 1926 earns Harvard Law School scholarship after Phi Beta Kappa induction at Dartmouth. Congregational services feature Rev Thurlow and Rev Anderson with Easter church uniting plans.
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Clara K. Gravesen
Davis
Syracuse
N. Y
Concord
Louis M. Marks
Olc
Bedford Road
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Mildred Keyes
Bermuda
H. Norman Hudspeth
Concord High School
Charles T Billings
Cambridge
Unitariec
William W. Warren
Main Street
Theodore G. Soares
School of Technology
California
University of Chicago
Middlesex School
Concord Odd Fellows
Acton Odd Fellows
Joann S. Whipple
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
Whipple
Phi Beta Kappa
Trinitarian Congregational
George Loring Thurlow
Frederick L. Anderson
Newton Theological Institution
Concord Woman's Club Hears Youth Conference Reports and Awards
The Concord Woman's Club met in the High School auditorium with President Mrs Hens W. Miller presiding. Reports on the Youth Conference at Hotel Statler Boston were given by Mrs Frederick W. Allgn and Mrs JH Whittiemore Brown. Sidney Ballou, a Peter Bulkeley School pupil, won $3 for an essay on Admiral Byrd's Antarctic Expedition. Morris Dee won $2. Club officers for April 13 were nominated, with Mrs Leslie R. Moore named president and Mrs George A. Hill as federation secretary. Walter Pritchard Eaton spoke on the history of the American stage from the Hallamy to Hollywood. Tea followed.
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Concord Woman's Club
Hens W. Miller
Hotel Statler Boston
Frederick W. Allgn
Irs
JH. Whittiemore Brown
Sidney Ballou
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Center
Gand Gon
Julian W. Bal
Middle Street
Admiral Byrd
Morris Dee
William L. Dee
Bedford Street
Robert L. Hatch
Joseph H. Orendorff
Leslie R. Moore
George A. Hill
Federation
Walter Pritchard Eaton
Hallamy
Hollywood
Burleigh L. Pratt
Ervin L. Brmnford
West Concord
Woman's Union meeting discusses Costumes of Bulgaria
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church met in the chapel on Thursday afternoon with President Mrs. George W. Towle presiding. Miss Debra Palesheva a Bulgarian student at Boston University gave a talk on Costumes of Bulgaria. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Eliot R Howard, Mrs Theodore Jensen and Mrs William Wadsworth.
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Woman's Union
Woman’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
George W. Towle
Debra Palesheva
Boston University
Bulgaria
Eliot R Howard
Theodore Jensen
William Wadsworth
Peter Bulkeley School Junior Champs Defeat Fenn In Close Game
The Peter Bulkeley School junior team won the Concord scholastic basketball title by beating Fenn 22 to 10 at the State Armory. Mara and Hosmer led with eight points each for Bulkeley, while Brown had six for Fenn and Thompson added two. Everett F. Weygant refereed the contest.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Fenn
State Armory
Bulkely
Mara
Hosmer
Craig
Venti
Cullin
Gordon
Winslow
Pratt
Everett F. Weygant
Cambridge Man Killed in Cambridge Car Collision
Cambridge resident Leo Bilideau died after his Cambridge coupe struck a parked car belonging to Edward J Cull at 2437 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. The other vehicle, a coupe, overturned in the crash. Cull, a noted baseball figure, was present at the scene with his damaged car.
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Edward J&. Cull
Lexington Road
Massachusetts Avenue
Worth
Cambridge
Leo Bilideau
Rotary Club forms new chapter charter request presented
The Rotary Club held a Thursday meeting at the ColonialNian presided by W. Stuart Allen. J. Bruce McCullough of Pawtucket RI district governor spoke on Rotary. Frederck W. Teele presented Concord Club charter request. Eleven charter members and 18 visitors attended.
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Europe
Concord Rotary Club
Middlesex Diamond Schedule Lists 14 Games
Middlesex school announces a 14 game baseball schedule under Manager Stevens with dates from April 11 to May 29 against teams including Boston Trade, Waltham High, Concord High, Groton, Bridgewater Normal, St. Mark's, Belmont Hill, Wentworth Institute, Milton Academy, St. George's and others. The crew schedule features Noble and Greenough, St Marks, Exeter, and Pomfret contests through May 20 to 27 as Harvard Freshman dormitory champions on Charles.
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Middlesex
Middlesex School
Stevens
Boston
Waltham High
Concord High
Groton
Bridgewater Normal
St. Mark’s
Concord
Belmont’ Hill
Wentworth Institute
Milton Academy
St. George's
Middlesex’ School
Noble and Greenough
St. Marks
Wxeter
Harvard
Charles
Concord Girls Lose Two to Groton Teams
Concord High School girls basketball teams traveled to Groton. The first team lost to Groton High School 38 to 24 and the second team fell to Groton seconds 19 to 6.
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Concord Girls
Concord High School
Groton
Groton High School
Groton Seconds
Ladies' Auxiliary Whist Party Held at Grant Street Home
Division 44 of the Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians held a whist party at Miss Thompson Grant Street residence on Wednesday. Mrs John Hutchinson won first prize. other prizes went to Mrs Nora Diskin Mrs Mary Hayes Miss Mary Carey and Mrs Etherne Downing. Attendance was good and participants enjoyed the game.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Thompson
Grant. Street
John
Concord Garden Club Opens Season With Meeting
The Concord Garden Club began its season with a Wednesday meeting at the home of Mrs Wilford C. Saeger at 54 Main Street. Mrs William Buttrick assisted. A large attendance heard Mrs Mary F. Colburn speak on Shrubs for Year Round Beauty.
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Concord Garden Club
Concord Garda Club
Hom
Wilford C. Saeger
Main Street
William Buttrick
Mary F. Colburn
Inspection of Concord Grange No 150 by State Deputy
State Deputy Winthrop Fornace of Boston and Branby conducted an official inspection of Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry at Bill's Hall on Tuesday evening last week. Master Frederick Moreau welcomed him and a class of four candidates performed the third and fourth degrees.
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Winthrop Fornace
Boston
Branby
Concord Grange No
Bill’s Hall
Frederick’ Moreau
Middlesex Rowing Prep At Sudbury River Under Locke
Middlesex School first and second four oared crews train on the Sudbury River twice weekly under Coach Chas W. Locke. They will row there until Batesman's Pond clears of ice and continue several times weekly after, with the first race set for May 9 against Noble and Greenough first and second fours.
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Middlesex School
Sudbury River
Chas. W. Locke
Batesman’s Pond
Noble and
Glen Smith Leads With 50 In Musketaquid Interclub Shoots
Glenwood C. Swett of the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club fired perfect rounds totaling 50 on Saturday as Musketaquid beat Weston 216 to 212 at Musketaquid grounds Brook Seaconcord. On Sunday Swett shot 25 in the first string as Musketaquid defeated Walthem 212 to 205 with Swett high gun again. Augustine W. Macone led Sunday open shoot with 24 while Clarence Mitchell and Mitchell tied for second and third.
Wedding of Interest Here in Concord
Concord residents anticipate the marriage of Ruth Ungerman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Ungerman, to William Rutherford Tyler of Bronxville. The ceremony will be at 4 30 p.m. Friday April 10 at the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church with Vera Ungerman maid of honor and W Butler Harris as best man. Ruth, Dana Hall graduate 1924 and Wellesley 1927, will reside at Yorkshire apartments Bronxville after the wedding. Mr Tyler, Harvard graduate, is from Bronxville.
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Concord
West Tesley
Harvard College
Ruth
Ungerman
Charles Henry
Unger- E
Pordal Road
Bronxville
Birmingham
Ala
William Rutherford Tyler
Ronxville
Harvey A. Tyler
Chicago
Miss Ungerman
Véra Ungerman
Dana Hall
Wellesley
W. Butler Harris
New York
Wellesley College
Tyler
Harvard
Yorkshire Apartments
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service and Reading
Concord Massachusetts church schedules Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday School at the same time A testimonial meeting is listed for Wednesday evening at 7 45 Reading room hours are 2 to 5 weekdays except holidays The March 29 Lesson Sermon topic Reality cites Isaiah 61 14 and Isaiah 32 17 with excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
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Concord
Mass
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
You and J by Philip Barry at Veterans Theatre
The Concord Players announce spring production You and J by Philip Barry a Harvard Prize play about John Maitland who confronts aging with his soap business and his son’s future. Cast includes Philip Davis Mrs Wm Faversham Jr Charles Farns Samuel Hoar and others with tickets selling at Richardson Drug Co from March 27 for performances April 9 10 and 11.
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Concord Players
Philip ‘Barry
America
John Maitland
Matey
Philip Davis
Wm. Faversham,Jr
Charles Farns- Samuel Hoar
Richardson Drug Co
For Sale New Houses on Laws Brook Road
For sale six room houses with bath and modern conveniences on Laws Brook road West Concord. Inquire at 43 Laws Brook road contact Andrew Edwardson telephone Concord 506 W.
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Laws Brook Road
West Concord
Andrew Edwardson
Concord
Celebrate Loncord-Division 56 Hibernians St Patrick Evening
Loncord Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians celebrated St Patrick's Day with whist and dancing led by Wham 4H committee chair Dee and Thomas J. Byron as right hand man. Twenty five tables, fourteen prizes, winners include Gerassi Woburn for the $10 gold piece and Mrs Fred Brown for first whist. About seventy five couples danced to lively tunes as refreshments were served.
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Loncord
Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick’s Day
Dee
Thomas J. Byron
Gerassi of
Woburn
Fred Brown
Harry Dee
Aljet Burnham
Elizabeth McPhillips
Dan O’brien
Katherine Hayes
James J. Mara
Annie Hayes
Elizabeth Goulding
Guido Antognoni
Mary Carey
Jas. F. Powers
Mary Bartolomeq
John Woodlock
Trinity Church Calendar of Services and Events
Trinity Church listing Rev Smith O Dexter rector presents a schedule from March 26 to Easter Sunday detailing services Holy Communion Morning Prayer sermons and a range of events including sewing luncheon speaker junior choir Easter Eve baptism and Easter services with music and addresses by Rev Eason Cross of Maynard and others.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Eason
Cross
Maynard
Powers Receives Special Mention for Railway Mail Service
Thomas J Powers of the Railway Mail route from Boston through Greenfield and North Adams to Troy NY is noted for excellence in case examinations. He has served on this line since 1894 and as Clerk in Charge since 1906, and has been a leading member of Concord School Committee since 1914.
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T. J.powers
Thomas J. Powers
Post Office
New Eng
Mr. Powers
Boston
Greenfield
North Adams
Troy
Powers
Concord
Division 56 Attends Mass at St Bernard’s Church
Division 56, A.O.H. was present at its annual Sunday service at the 8 o'clock mass in St Bernard's Church. Members received Holy Communion in a body during the morning ceremony.
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A.O. H
St. Bernard’s Church
Literature Class Concludes Sessions at Mrs Moore’s Club
The Concern Woman's Club Literature Class held its final session yesterday at Miss Piiza B. Macquarrie's Man Street home. Miss Sarah Goodwin led with the topic Finding God Thru Poetry.
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Concern Woman's Club
Leslie, R. Moore
Piiza B. Macquarrie
Man Street
Sarah Goodwin
Annursnac Grange Holds Third Degree in Warner Hall
At Warner Hall West Concord the Annursnac Grange P of H met. The ladies degree team worked the third degree on three candidates with Mrs Ellen Durkee of Acton as master. Regular officers conferred the fourth degree and installed new leaders led by Arthur F Adams.
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Annursnac Grange
Warner Hall
West Concord
Ellen. Durkee
Acton
Edith M. Bailey
Joseph Santora
Gladys Hefty
Frederick W. Taylor
Charles Hogan
Stephen Webster Sermon at Trinity Church Lincoln
Stephen Webster of St Annes church Lincoln preached at the morning service in Trinity church on Sunday.
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Er Stephen Webster
St. Anne’s Church
Lincoln
Trinity Church
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