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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
7
A Boston Consolidated Gas Company report outlines meat cookery tests showing that shrinkage comes mainly from intense heat or meat position. A five pound beef roast cooked in a cold oven at 400 for two hours with surrounding vegetables yielded only 13 percent shrinkage, versus 20 percent when started in a hot oven.
Readers are invited to send cookery problems to Miss Darling via this newspaper for answers. She will respond in the column or by personal letter.
Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School, testimonial meeting on Wednesdays at 7 45, reading room in the church with weekday hours. Lesson Sermon for May 14 titled Mortals and Immortals includes Galatians 4 7 and Psalms 119 excerpts. Navy chaplain Truman P Riddle to speak at Trinity Church May 28. West Concord and central fire crews respond to fires on Everett and Conant streets.
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts releases a May schedule with Holy Communion at 8 45 am Church school at 9 30 am Morning prayer at 11 am and three Confirmation addresses during the 11 o clock service The Confirmation Class meets May 14 and topics include The Prayer Book The Church and The Holy Communion Other events include Western Branch of the Church School Union May 15 Canon Tyler speaker May 16 Holy Communion Bible Class May 17 choir rehearsal and May 19 Confirmation Class informal conference at the rectory.
Middlesex Pups 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 8 Batteries Pratt and Meigs Gil Let and Winsor pitched for Concord in a low scoring game.
A meeting of the Women’s United Thank Offering was held yesterday afternoon in Trinity Church parish house. Tea followed at four. Mrs William E Hocking, founder of Shady Hill School Cambridge and Harvard professor Hocking's wife, spoke on the scope of missions after returning from the Orient in 1932.
The Board of Fire Engineers organized fire companies last week. Central Station houses Engine Company No. 1 with Captain Martin Mullaney and Lieutenant Rene DuBerger and Clerk Charles E Mara. Ladder Company No. 1 is led by Captain Michael Mullaney with Lieutenant Richard Hartnett and Clerk Maxwell Lawrence. West Concord Station hosts Engine Company No. 2 led by Captain Frank McLean with Lieutenant Henry Harmon and Clerk Holger Olsen. Ladder Company No. 2 is commanded by Captain Walter Akers with Lieutenant Eling Johansen and Clerk John Wallace.
Stanwood K Bolton won prize for best selected nine holes at Concord Country Club with 48 38. Foote and Bowers tied for second at 59 41 1 2 and 56 41 1 2. Russell Robb Jr had the best actual score of 50.
Concord High School pitcher Tompkins struck out 16 and limited Reading to three hits as Concord won 6 to 3 at Emerson Playground. Kennedy provided the trio of extra-base hits for Concord, with Mara and Nelson driving in runs and Folsom, L. White, and Barrett contributing on defense and offense. The win marks Concord’s first league victory of the season.
The piece decries inflation fears tied to New Deal policy and Roosevelt’s program while urging deposits at Concord Co operative Bank. It notes the bank’s strength under the Bank Commissioner and announces May series with interest starting May 17.
In the 3-4 handicap vs par event for the Middlesex Cup at Concord Country Club Harry B Snelling tied for the lead with an even par and claimed victory. John B Buttrick finished two behind at 4 down while a group of players ended at 5 down, including Andrew H Hepburn Burleigh L Pratt Harold Bowers and others.
The Concord Men's Club closed another season with the annual ladies night drawing a large crowd of men and their ladies. A roast beef supper was served under former president Carl C Carlson. A program featured James Morton speaking, an illustrated Norway lecture by Edward O Thorpe, and music by an instrumental trio.
Concord High School track team junior DiCicco brothers key in a victory over Reading High on Emer son Playground. Tripoli won three events earning 15 points, Lapham took shot put, and Kelley won the mile while multiple Concord athletes placed in sprints and jumps. Reading's Faulkner won the 100 and 220 dashes, with Shannon placing in both dashes.
The Garden Club will meet with Miss Gladys Paige on King Philip road next Saturday. Tea will be served in the garden.
Concord Grange held a Past Masters night in Elks Hall last Tuesday with former masters in charge. Mrs Nettie I Wells and others performed a play and the men’s past masters staged the sketch Up setting Exercises featuring Benjamin Clark Arthur F Adams Edgar Clark and Frederick Moeau. An invitation to neighbor with Billerca Grange May Ll was accepted.
Concord Council K of C held a Communion breakfast after the 8 15 mass at St Bernard church. Rev John Doherty celebrated and distributed Communion. Council members marched from Monument Hall to the church and back. Joseph McKennnn Terence J McHugh presided with speakers James J Mullen KE Elmer Ross and Fr Doherty.
The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange gathered at Warner Hall West Concord with Norman E Liver more of Acton presiding. John C Handy and Miss Marguerite L Pettee spoke, An-nusnac Grange of West Concord provided refreshments, and a social event is planned for Saturday May 30 at the Concord Country Club with patronesses listed.
Our Lady Help of Christians Court CD of A met in Odd Fellows hall West Concord electing to receive Communion at the 8 30 mass May 14 at Help of Christians church. A Communion breakfast follows at Grapevine Cottage with Mrs Bedford chairing.
The sixth annual May Breakfast of the Ladies Union of West Concord Union church was held in the banquet hall on Wednesday morning with many patrons enjoying the meal. Mrs Andrew Edvdson chaired the committee in charge and Mrs William D Goffs Papillion Pett Peton won a first prize at the Boston dog show on Saturday.
Fenn School nine defeats Middlesex Pups 8 to 3 on the Fenn diamond Friday afternoon. Bert Pratt pitched effectively striking out nine batters and doubled as he homered in the fifth with one on. In the next frame he added a triple. Police cars gain radios and Framingham broadcasts noted. A two week mission at St Bernard’s church ended Sunday.
The West Concord Ladies' thrén met in the parlors of the West Concord Union Church last week Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Thomp son Blood presided. Hostesses were Mrs Elsie Wetherbee, Mrs August G Ziegler, Mrs Alberted Hicks and Mrs Willam A Rodday.
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