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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1933

Page

8

Trinitarian Church Overflows as Services Grow

Concord Rev George L Thurlow reports crowded services at the Trinitarian Congregational Church with every seat filled and extra chairs added. April 2 church school at 9:30 am, Pastor's Class for older students, 10:45 am service with special music, sermon on The Heart of Christianity. Evening Young People's supper and meeting followed by midweek address by Rev N Thorp. Theta Alpha Club heard Russel Davis from Lincoln. Church committee to meet after service for potential Holy Week observance participation.

George L Thurlow Trinitarian Congregational Church Mr Thuriow N Thorp of Lincoln Russel Davis Theta Alpha Club

Sophomores Clinch Interclass Title In Overtime Win

In a heated High school Sym battle the Sophomores edged the Juniors 18-16 after a five minute overtime. Creighton sparked an 11-4 opening burst for the Sophs while Labowicz sealed victory with a late winning shot amid a frantic scramble. Malcolm and Johnson led the Juniors.

I Maynard Sym Sophs Creighton Labowicz Malcolm Johnson

Visitors Lose To St. Casimir in New Bedford Match

Our Lady of Perpetual Help colors edged St. Casimir 31 to 29 at the shoe box gym Saturday night. Maynard led 22-21 in the opening, with Bralewski Obedzinski and Slegier scoring all for the fishermen while Arcisz Pozarycki Labowicz led the visitors.

Maynard Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Casimir’s Shoe Box New Bedford Bralewski Obedzinski Slegier Arcisz Pozarycki Samowicz A. K Our Lady's . À Fis Obedzinski If Weseley Lg Murach Koczira Lg OSL St. Casimirs —. Piecewicz Bg Karpiechik Rg Prozarycki Rg See Labowicz Wojsnicz If

West Concord Pastor Speaks at Lenten Service

Rev. Alfred W. Stone of West Concord Union church led the Lenten service at West Somerville Congregational church Friday evening. Robert L. Snyder of Norwich University visits his mother Mrs. Lucy K. Snyder in Central street. Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Leighton of West street hosted Miss Ruth Jackson of Taunton.

Alfred W. Stone West Concord Union Church West Somerville Congregational Church Robert L. Snyder Norwich University Lucy K. Snyder Central Street Merton J. Leighton Leighton Ruth Jackson Taunton

Little Flower Court Meets at Donahue Home in West Concord

Little Flower Court MCOF met Thursday evening at Arthur Donahue's home on Upland Road West Concord with Chief Ranger Daniel A Kelley presiding. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 4 at James Dee's home on Bedford Street.

Little Flower Court M.C.O.F Arthur Donahue Upland Road West Concord Daniel A. Kelley James Dee Bedford Street

West Concord Ladies Union Meeting Report

The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union church met Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors with president Mrs. S. Thompson Blood presiding. Hostesses were Mrs. Marion Fairbanks chair, and Mrs. Harold M. Gale, Mrs. Warren B. Goddard, and Mrs. H. Earle Holden.

Ladies’ Union of the West Concord Union Church S. Thompson Blood Marion Fairbanks Harold M. Gale Warren B. Goddard H. Earle Holden

Bull Montana Triumphs Over Angelo Garibaldi In Two Falls

In Co oper t ive Hall Friday night Bull Montana, a Hollywood style grappler, defeated Angelo Garibaldi in two straight falls totaling thirty five minutes. The bout opened with Garibaldi scoring with an uppercut and scissors before Montana countered with takedowns, arm locks, and a series of body slams to clinch the first fall in 15 minutes and 34 seconds. Montana dominated the second fall with further slams and aerial moves, winning in 21 minutes.

King Kong Co-operative Hall Hollywood Bull Montana Angelo Garibaldi Angelo Gable Garibaldi Bull Montana Dracula Bronx Charlie Dew Peabody Frank Battencourt Drew Battencourt Lan‘gr Jim Sammy Travers Miller Sammy Nashua Squire Jim Lanigros Bull Martin Scissors Wild Bill Jones Ernie Cormier Portland Ernie Jones

Women's Team Commended For Fine Work Maynard Grange

Maynard Grange praised both degree teams for excellence after a meeting. The Ladies degree team and officers conferred the third and fourth degrees with strong inspection from Percy Haley of Beverly, deputy of the state Grange. The new Ladies degree team, drilled by Mrs Grace Salloway, featured Dorothy Alving, Marion Whitney, Edith McAuslin, Hazel Bumpus, Adelaide Sims, Ethel Shepler, Dorothy Morris, Esther Sims, Ina Edwards, Grace Whitney, Phyllis Savikoski, Hazel Rolinson, Vera Saluski, Elizabeth Elson, and Perry the pianist. Past Masters of Maynard Grange attended a Past Masters Night at Bedford Grange.

Maynard Maynard Grange Percy Haley Beverly State Grange The Grange Haley Grace Salloway Dorothy Alving Marion Whitney Edith McAuslin Hazel Bumpus Adelaide Sims Ethel Shepler Dorothy Morris Esther Sims Ina Edwards Grace Whitney Phyllis Savikoski Ceres Hazel Rolinson Pomona Vera Saluski Flora Elizabeth ‘Elson ‘Perry Leon Whitney Bedford Grange Grange Sewing Circle Annie Froyde Pleasant Street Middlesex Centra Pomona Henry Jenks Cheshire Adelaide Sms Nina Ruble Allan Palmer J. Rex Shepler

Wrestle Filled Opening Bout Ends In Draw For Local Team

In the opening bout Stan Skorski and Hudson fullback Acton’s Al Mauro battled ten minutes of wrangling with Stan applying a headlock against Mauro’s moves for a draw as Jones’ legs held a death grip amid the action.

Jones Stan Skorski Hudson Acton al Mauro Stan Mauro

Service For Miss Lynch In West Concord

Funeral services were held Friday morning for Miss Julia B E Lynch of West Concord at Sheehan's undertaking rooms on Glendale Street. A requiem mass at Christ Church followed, with burial in St Bridget's cemetery Maynard. Born in Gilbertville, she was 62 and a former Maynard resident.

Maynaird Julia BE. Lynch West Concord Susan Sheehan Glendale Street Maynard Help of ‘Christians St. Bridget’s Cemetery Miss Lynch Emerson Hospital Gilbertville

Local Resident Remembered by Family Kin

A West Concord resident is mourned with life remembered by family, including a brother Bernard Lynch of Roslin. The brief notice notes the survivor’s familial ties and indicates a forthcoming service or memorial details to be announced.

Years West Concord Bernard Lynch Roslindaie

Award of $3500 Damages in Civil Suit Upheld

Miss Ina Rudinak of New York City was awarded $3500 in a civil suit filed in the US district court at Boston last week. The case stemmed from an automobile accident in September 1931 that left her injured.

Maynard Ina Rudinak New York City Boston Septemer Rudinak

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