Concord High to Open Tennis Season May 17 at Winchester
Concord High announces a four team girls tennis sprint with the opening match May 17 at Winchester. Practice has been daily on Emerson Playground courts after recent restoration, forcing a canceled match with Winthrop High. Captain Helen Fahey and manager Dorothy Peterson lead a squad with veterans Cook And Pommons.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Wincheser
Winthrop High
Helen Fahey
Dorothy Peterson
Beth Cook
Elizabeth
Ruth
Pmmons
Seree
Winchester
Middlesex School Beats Concord High 6-5 In Narrow Victory
Middlesex School baseball edged Concord High 6-5 with five pitchers used between the sides. Taylor Almy and Davis pitched for Middlesex while Flannery and Westby worked for Concord as hits were scarce and both teams committed two errors.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Concord High School
Patriots Bay
Middlesex
Hiamonp
Taylor
Almy
Davis
Flannery
West
Middlesex Tennis Team Edges Browns and Nichols 4 2
The Middlesex School tennis team earned its fourth win of the season Saturday by defeating Browns and Nichols School 4 to 2. Three singles matches went to an extra set, and Middlesex captured three of the four singles while splitting the doubles.
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Middlesex School
Browns and Nichols School
Middlesex
Worcester Academy Triumphs 5-0 Over Dean at Franklin
David Ropinecki led Worcester Academy to a 5 to 0 win as he limited Dean to six hits at Franklin Saturday. Ropinecki pitched strongly guiding his team to the shutout.
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Dave Ropinecki
Worcester Academy
Dean ‘Academy
Franklin
David
Brook lyn society notes and local appointments
Mrs Edward McCabe of Brook lyn New York visits sister Mrs Charles L Foote of Bir street Theodor Blodgett heads Goheard school girls hockey team Ruth Emmons is girls physical director Beatrice Beatrice Engaged to Gustav Breitzke with a June wedding planned Newt on Center Pabere Bowser named Municipal Light member Chairman succession involves B Conant resigning Edward B Caiger August B Ziegler join Board of Selectmen James J Mansfield Post American Legion names committee to run Legion motion pictures and Veterans Building Dean Foss Alcott Michael J long serving members
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Edward McCabe
Brooklyn
Pabere Bowser
Municipal Light
B. Conant
Edward B. Caiger
August B. Ziegler
Board of Selectmen
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Legion
Dean 7
Foss
Alcott
Michael J
Corin thian Lodge Holds Meeting With Memorial and Visits
The Corin thian Lodge A F and A M met in the Masonic Temple with Master War Howard B Daniels presiding. A roast beef and strawberry shortcake supper followed. Memorial services were led by Rev Alfred W Stone for Edward K Lapham of Carlisle. Rev Stone announced visits from Corinthian Lodge and Sir G Commantery Knights Tomar A Wal ham to attend services on June 2. Senior Warden Alexander R MacLeod assisted. Rt Wr Alvah H Weaver of Lowell presided with D D G M Harold D MacDonald and a large district delegation. The district deputy was welcomed by Master and lodge, and spoke on fraternal unity among the lodges.
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Corinthian Lodge
A. F
Masonic Templé
Howard B. Daniels
Dun¢ah
Chapman
Alfred W. Stone
Edward' KE. Lapham
Carlisle
West Concord
Ears Corinthian Lodge
Tomar
Waltham
Alexander R. ’ MacLeod
Alvah “H. Weaver
Lowell
Lowell B. D
D.D. G
Harold D. MacDonald
Et Masters
Herbert W
Mer
Sive
M. Worl
Warren B
Memorial Day Plan by Local Lodges and Church Involves Service
Progressive Lodge Knights of Pythias organized plans for Memorial Day observance. Members of Progressive Temple and Pythias Sisters to attend a Union Congregational service at 10:45 a.m. and hear a sermon by Rev. Williams, pastor of the church.
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Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Memorial Sunda Ware
Progressive Temple
Pytiaw Bisters
Williams Court
Honors Well Divided Among Hudson Groups
Five groups from Hudson Maynard Stow Marion Ledgard and Crowiey participated in honors awards at a Hudson ceremony held last Saturday. The Maynard awards were presented to Zennig Marion Ledgard and M. Baret Crowiey.
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Eee
Hudson
Markboro
Notice to Parents on Weekly Antitoxin Shots
Parents will receive blanks for signature as Sudbury students begin a weekly antitoxin series starting May 20 to protect against Byphintheria. Over sixty children have already been immunized through the process.
Reelected Concord D A R chapter holds annual meeting
The Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in the Chapter House with Regent Mrs Horton Howards presiding. Officers for the next year were elected, reports were read, and plans set for a June outing at Cedar Hill Walthats with refreshment hosts listed.
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Concord
Daughters of the American Revolue Tiom
Horton Howards
Continental
Washington
Oeton Edmands
George R. Blinn
Charles ‘H. Towle
Cedar Hill
B. Stith
Gardner
W. Prouty
Eugene M. Foss
Llwyn W. Harris
Alfred McCleary
Warren B. Dard
John H. Lord
Gertrude Todd Muirhead
Bridge Party at Trinity Parish House Enriches Evening
Under the Concord Teachers Club with Mrs. Everett F. Weygant as chairman an interesting well attended bridge party was held Monday evening at the Trinity Parish House. The venue was prettily decorated with potted plants and flowers. Violin solos by Mr. Albert Bertelsen, accompanied by Miss Marion Fredericks at the piano, added to the enjoyment of the company.
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Concord Teachers. Club
Everett F. Weygant
Trinity
Albert Bertelsen
Marion Fredericks
National Hospital Day Observed at Emerson Hospital
Florence Nightingale Memorial Day was marked at Emerson Hospital with visitors admitted from 2 to 5 PM on Sunday. Margaret Copeland, superintendent, greeted guests. tea was served in the Nurses Home by Hospital Aid Society members led by Mrs. Charles G. Edgarton and others from town. Mary Fletcher of Stow and Mrs. A Stockbridge of Maynard attended.
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Florence
Nightingale
Emerson ‘Hospital
Margaret Copeland
Hospital
Aid Society
Charles G. Edgarton
Burleigh L. Pratt
Michael Mullaney
Granville Holtten
Mary Fletcher
Stow
Far A Stockbridge
Maylard
West Concord Union Church Morning Service Highlights
Rev Alfred W Stone leads at West Concord Union Church with a morning service at 10 30. The church school meets at noon The Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society gathers at 6 00 with a unique service on the modern negro using readings from James Weldon Johnson and spirituals A Boy Scouts meeting is planned for May 20 followed by midweek service May 21 A May 25 party is organized by younger church departments and a weekly choir rehearsal is set for Saturday.
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Alfred
W. Stone
Church ‘School
Moe
Boy Scouts
Junior Society
Eavor
Chruch School
Concord Area High School Schedule and Matches
Reading shows a series of high school games and venues across Concord based on a May schedule. Matches include Concord High School vs St Mark's Southboro, Concord vs Arlington, Marlborough High at Concord Playground, and Concord High vs Beverly High with other nearby teams listed.
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Concord
Meth
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Waltham
Concord’ High
Ifn
Arlington
Marlboreigh High
Hester High
Sore Bi Sond
Paerson
Phe Phaygramn Saurday
Con High School
Beverly High School
Beverly
Groton School Narrowly Edges Middlesex In Tight Game
The groton school seven edged Middlesex 5 to 4 with a late push in the fifth and sixth frames. Nancy of Middlesex led the offense with three hits including a triple, while the box team contributed evenly with fifteen passes.
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Groton School
Sfst
Midgléséx
Groton
Delage
Nacéy
Middlesex
Tesuet
Greenough School Wins Middlesex Rowing Title Under Rough Conditions
Greenough School captured the first place at the Middlesex rowing event on Bateman Pond after a half mile course. The winning time was 2 minutes 46 seconds amid rough water from strong winds. Middlesex claimed the early lead but faced a crab causing a temporary setback, with Nobies and Somers leading the rest of the field.
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Somers
May church events and confirmations announced
A note lists events for the church including a Thursday meeting at 4 pm for confirmation, a tea hosted by Mrs Hayden and Mrs Horace Chenery, and a Sunday May 19 schedule with Holy Communion at 9 am and a sermon at 11 am. Additional entries mention a May 23 service, choir activities, and a May 24 gathering with a confirmation.
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Smith
Etisaraal
Hayden
Horace Chenery
Henearual
Concord Frosts Mark Late Week With Low Temps
A fragmented Concord item notes a late week cold spell with low temperatures and a 82 degree reading on Friday. It mentions names such as Hervart, Pickard, and a Great Permanent Injury reference, plus a church event at the home of Mr and Mrs Jorgen Parsex in South Acton.
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Concord
Everlings
Jorgen
South Acton
Fragmentary Local SPorting and Obituary Snippet
The Concord skeet team had no match Saturday while a weekend event opened at a church. Disjointed lines mention Charles F. Bosworth's remains and a county poultry association with Prof William Mo of an eastern college giving a talk on poultrymen and thinking.
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Concord
Ree Bernard’s
Charles F. Bosworth
Dany
Birherd
Diesex County Poultry Associat
Willian
William ©. Mo
Schusetts
Agehanibes College
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Times
The Concord church holds Sunday worship at 10 45 a m with the sermon Mortals and Immortals. Sunday school meets at 10 45 a m and the testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 745 p m. Reading room hours are listed for weekdays.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Church of Christ Scientist
Monument ‘Square
Concords
Debating event at Groton School attendance noted
Fragmentary OCR reports a Friday evening debate at Groton School with headmaster Leverett Saltonstall and Cha Buell mentioned. Names such as Oakley, John Leatheean, Verna, Torrey appear as participants or alternates in a Massachusetts event tied to Boston School discussions.
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Groton
Boston Schaoll
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Cha Buell
Cha Buell, Woster of History ‘A -Winnining
Groton Declude
Sete A
Oakley
Ang m
Dore Re Chase
Ohn
Ant Verna
Torrey
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