Various Community Notices and Local Achievements
A string of local notices covers associations, anniversaries, talks, and visits. Highlights include a Marlboro meeting led by Representative William H Bowal with Howell Cullinan as speaker, a Home tion WEEL High School gathering, and a Lodge anniversary at Hicks Home. Also noted are funeral arrangements, military party events, and visitors to the city from Fitchburg and New York.
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William Howal
Howell Cullinan
Boston Globe Pa
Tion Weel High School
Local Residents Recover from House Fall Injuries
Mrs. Sarah Clark of Front Street is a patient at Marlboro hospital recovering from knee injuries sustained in a fall at her home. The report mentions Mrs. JM McCarthy of West Main Street as another local resident referenced in the update.
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JM. J ‘McCarthy
West Main Street
Sarah Clark
Front Street
Marlboro Hospital
Statement by Warren L. Bishop on 1933 political future
District Attorney Warren L. Bishop says he has no political ambitions for Lieutenant Governor or Attorney General and no plan to seek re election. He emphasizes eleven years in office, a successful administration, and Middlesex County's crime stability as reasons to remain focused on public service.
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Middlesex
Middlesex County
Stoneham Slugs For 13 Tallies in Home Win
Stoneham high powered offense in Stoneham on Friday as Stoneham collected 10 of Concord Stoneham game hits. Two homers and two doubles boosted Stoneham to a 183 victory after Concord led briefly in the second. Stoneham pulled ahead by the third and dominated the rest of the game.
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Concord
Stoneham High
Concord Stoneham
Stoneham
Po Pickens Cf Ee
Oonwell
Mahoney
Roach
Poalelle
Riley
Riley 2P Eh Ee Eeewes Oasey
Seem Eweleaae
Fee
Ole Alee Bowen
Ness
Mara If
Oemeens G. Dee
Cee Wee Ee
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Nelson
Wale
Wae
Rooney
Peete
Rob'son
Asby
Ghlin
Eevee
Nsene
Peterson
Alger
Arene Nee
M Dee
T Stoneham
Pickens
Antiponaso
Senille
Bowen
Pickensi
Karakashian
Tompkins
Karawashian
Flannigan
Sculley
C. M. T. C. Swat
Smith
Concord Baseball
Boston
Lowell
Woodson
Rea
Martin
Driscoll
Olson
Gregg
McCook
Pe Woodson
Wwe
Rod’quez
Lord Lf Eee
Kamesh Rf
Cassista
Conicord Ab
Johnson
Wee Eens Olsen
Woman's Union Holds Final Meeting at Prescott Home
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church met last Thursday afternoon at Cart Road home of Mrs. Franklin N. Prescott. Mrs. Laura Wilder presided as Mrs. Graves from the Boston Seamen's Friend Society spoke on her work.
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Concord
Woman’s Union of
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Franklin N. Prescott
Cart Road
Laura Wilder
Graves
Boston Seamen's Friend (Society
Sneider Delivers Address to C E Society With Radio Singers
William E Sneider, known church worker for youths at Ruggles Street Baptist and Boston Y M C A, spoke to the Christian Endeavor Society of the West Concord Union Church Sunday evening. He brought the Radio Singers who broadcast over WBSO and both speaker and singers were greatly enjoyed.
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William E. Sneider
Ruggles’ Street Baptist Church
Boston Y
Thayer Academy Tops Middlesex 7 to 2 in Sat. Tilt
Thayer Academy defeated Middlesex 7 to 2 on Saturday with Kelland limiting Middlesex to six hits. The Colonial Block lease signaled to Macon Brothers though the business remains undisclosed. Gentry Burbank Thorburn Mead and French produced key plays including a two base hit and a double play from Ellis to Gentry to French.
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Thayer Academy
Middlesex School
Kelland
Thayer
Middlesex
Innnings
Gentry
Burbank
Thorburn
Mead
French
Krowhon
Ellis
Cook
Prouty
MISS PROCTOR IS MAY BRIDE IN CONCORD WEDDING
Miss Jean Lamont Proctor daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burroughs Proctor of Concord married Mr Bur ill Devereaux Barker Jr son of Mr and Mrs B Devereaux Barn er of 22 West Cedar Street Boston on a day of lilacs and apple blossoms at the First Parish Meeting House Concord. Bridesmaids in turquoise and white. a large wedding party from Boston New York Detroit and Pittsburgh attended. The couple plan a three week trip then reside in Marblehead Neck and later 38 Marlboro Street.
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Concord
Jean Lamont Proctor
George Burroughs Proctor
Burill Devereaux Barker
B. Devereaux
West Cedar Street
Boson
Robinsfield
Proctor Estate
Kilby
Mr. Barker
Jenness Newcomb
Detroit
Betty Foster
Brookline
Anne Elliot Brown
Rye
N. Y
Clifford Castle
New York
Elizabeth Morison
Samuel E. . Morison
Brimmer Street
Elizabeth Pratt
New Bedford
Barbara Holdsworth
Mr. Hobson ‘Taylor
Portsmouth N. H
John W. Goodrich
Sherman ‘Morss
Boston
William Gardner Barker
William Tyson Kemple
Washington
Archibauld M. Brown, Jr
Thomas K. Dunstan
Lawrence
L. L. Llwellyn Howland Jr
Carlton R. Mahbley
Providence
Nathaniel Goodhue
Salem
Francis G. Shepard
Pittsburgh
Proctor
Barker
Concord High School Class of 1928 10th Anniversary Dinner
The Class of 1928 from Concord High School, the largest graduating class, will celebrate its tenth anniversary with a dinner at the Colonial Inn on Saturday June 3, followed by dancing in the high school auditorium. John J. McWalter chairs the organizing committee.
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Concord
Concord High School
Colonial Inn
John J. McWalter
Fenn Commencement Set for Saturday June 3
The Fenn School announces commencement will be held on Saturday June 3. Mr and Mrs Walter E Borden host a visit from Mrs Walter Borden Sr of North Carolina for a few weeks.
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Fenn School
Walter E. Borden
Walter Borden, Sr
North Carolina
Pratt Wins Golf Event at Concord Country Club
Burleigh L. Pratt fired a 31 in the best nine holes to win the event at Concord Country Club. Charles L. Foote followed with 38 and 25 for 63 total, Harold Bowers was third with 37 and 26. Pratt also posted the best actual score, while Buttrick counted 32 for the second best.
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Concord ‘Country Club
Burleigh L. Pratt
Charles L. Foote
Harold Bowers
Pratt
Buttrick
Concord Defeats Newton in 84-Victory In Boston Two League
Concord led early in the Boston Two League with an 84 win over Newton at Newton. Johnson and Heyliger each had a double and a single while Robinson added a double. Newton managed seven hits and five walks but committed at least seven errors.
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Goncord
Newton
Concord
Boston
Johnson
Heyliger
Robinson
Smith
Middlesex School Beats Groton 13–3 in Groton
Middlesex School plays error free ball to defeat Groton School 13 to 3 in Groton. Prouty limited Groton to three hits as Miner went 3 for 3 at bat and Simmons added a triple and two singles.
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Middlesex School
Groton School
Groton
Prouty
Miner
Middlesex
Simmons
Concord Grange Features Moonlight Serenaders Entertainment
Concord Grange Patrons of Husbandry and guests enjoyed a musical program in Ellis Hall led by Lecturer Mrs Helen Croft with Joseph McGann as vocalist. Neighbors Night is planned for Tuesday June 6 with Lexington and Billerica Grangers as guests. Fire department responded to a 2 pm alarm for a fire at an outbuilding on the Cam ge turnpike. damage limited to wiring and the fire was controlled quickly.
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Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Concord
James H Dee Elected Concord Band President
Concord notes the James J Mans field Post American Legion band held its second annual meeting in Stenans Building. James H Dee was elected president and William H Taunton was re elected musical director. Officers include Henry Helsher Jr vice president John McWilter secretary Merton J Leighton treasurer Augustine W W Macone librarian Frank Miacone George Landini and William Hopkins executive committee. Supper followed.
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James H. Dee
Concord Band
Concord
James J. Mansfield
American Legion Band
Stenans
William H. Taunton
Henry Helsher Jr
John McWilter
Merton J. Leighton
Treas
Augustine W.W. Macone
Frank Miacone
George Landini
William Hopkins
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Discussion on Mexico
The Concord Rotary Club held its Thursday noon meeting at the Colonial Inn with President Burleigh L. Pratt presiding. Jerry Wood of Hudson delivered an instructive talk titled Mexico, offering diverting insights.
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Concord Rotary Club
Concord
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L. Pratt
Jerry Wood
Hudson
Mexico
Garden Openings Benefit Massachusetts Society for Cruelty to Children
Three local gardens opened yesterday with tea at Mrs. Russel Robb's Monument street garden and visits to Mrs. Sherman Hoar and Mrs. Stedman Buttrick Jr. on Liberty street. Mrs. F. De Hart Houston chaired the afternoon. The Emerson Hospital Aid Society aims to reach 4000 dollars this week for hospital support. A thermometer in Monument square tracked progress as the Concord Legion Band performed last evening.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Russel Robb
Monument Street
Sherman Hoar
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Liberty Street
F. de Hart Houston
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Monument Square
Concord Center
Concord Legion
Concord unit drills prep for Memorial Day parade
A regular drill of the Concord Artillery at the State Armory spent the night preparing for Memorial Day. A Company escorted British Veterans last Sunday and plans church service and parade duties with veteran organizations. Local youths win school honors and new hires noted including a Yale senior, a Boston prize winner, and Egbert Montague joining Better Motors sales.
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Concord Artillery
State Armory
St. Bernard’s
Thomas L. Harris
Harvard Theological School
Middlesex School
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles ‘Peck
David Smith
Theodore L. Smith
Main ‘Street
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Rosemary Sheehan
Sheehans
Wilfred Academy
Boston
Egbert T. Montague
Cottage Street
West Concord
Better Motors
Hudson-Essex
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Service
Concord church schedules a 10 45 service with Sunday School at 10 45 and midweek testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 49. Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays, holidays excepted. Lesson sermon denounces Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Mesmerism and Hypnotism with biblical and Science and Health passages.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
UbMat
Scientst
Mary Baker Eddy
No Royal Road to Fortune Warns Against Stock Gambling
A cautious businessman warns that stock investing often ends in loss and disaster. He cites Carnegie on saving and promotes the Concord Cooperative Bank offering accounts from one to forty dollars monthly with immediate interest. Beginning now, five dollars monthly could reach one thousand dollars, with total payments of 765 to yield 1000 at current dividends.
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Andrew Carnegie
Concord Co-operative Bank
Concord Cooperative Bank
Adv
C H S Honor Roll for March and April
Concord lists honor roll honorees by class. Seniors include Brail, Brothen, Brown, Engebretson, Lapham, Lapham, Stensby, Torstensen, Tracy, Miller. Juniors include Crosby, Derby, Farrar, Pierce, Root. Sophomores include Ballou, Gerrish, Chase, Goodwin, Hinsman, Kean, Laughlin, Park, Patterson, Rizzitano, Roddey, Todd, Waite. Freshmen include Baker, Barrett, Batson, Biggs, Bruso, Bush, Calkins, Callahan, Chittim, Dee, Garthe, Hojem, Hollis, Howard, Lombardo, MacDougall, Pifer, Robbins, Robinson, Viscariello.
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Concord
Wally Bralil
Frank Brothen
Dorothy Brown
Fred Engebretson
John Lapham
Wendell Lapham
Esther Stensby
Robert Torstensen
Ann Tracy
Eunice Miller
Alice Crosby
Ruth Derby
Helen Farrar
Beulah Pierce
Helen Root
Sidney Ballou
Winifred Gerrish
Mary Chase
Ul Goodwin
Dorothea ‘Hinsman
David Kean
Richard Laughlin
Barbara Park
Mary Patterson
Mary Rizzitano
Robert Roddey
Thomas Todd
Ruth Waite
Ruth Baker
Phyllis Barrett
Helen Batson
Virginia Biggs
Viola Bruso
Walter Bush
Dorothy Calkins
James Callahan
David Chittim
Dorothy Dee
My- Ten Files
Adelaide Garthe
Robert Hojem
Thomas Hollis
Richard Howard
Michele Lombardo
Gordon MacDougall
Betsy ‘Pi
Edwin D. Brooks Elected Harvard Club President in Concord
Edwin D. Brooks of 1 Hubbard Street was elected president of the Harvard Club in Concord at a Wednesday evening meeting at the Concord Country Club. He succeeds Henry S Thompson. The annual dinner preceded the meeting with 75 attendees. The club voted to raise the annual scholarship. Charles Francis Adams gave an address on World Conditions and Harlow Shapley spoke on Atoms Eggs and Galaxies of Stars.
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Edwin D. Brooks
Hubbard Street
Harvard Club
Concord
Concord Country Club
Henry S Thompson
Edward F Loughlin
Charles G Edgarton
Julian W. Ballou
Raymond Emerson
Ralph C Piper
Samuel Hoar
William B Bartlett
Alexander A Cameron
Gordon Hutchins
Roger Swaim
M. H. Wentworth
Charles Francis Adama
the Navy
Harlow Shapley
Department of Astronomy
Harvard
Concord Council and K of C Plan Memorial Day Roles
At Monument hall last week Tuesday evening Grand Knight Terence J McHugh presided as a committee was appointed to organize Memorial Day ceremonies and a nominating committee was named for the June annual election.
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Concord Council
K. OF C
K.of C
Monument Hall
Terence J McHugh
Grand Knigh
Fire crews respond to brush fire near cattle show grounds
Firemen answered an alarm at 2 P M Wednesday for a brush fire on Belknap Street near the old cattle show grounds. The blaze was extinguished within about an hour.
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Groun
Belknap Street
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