Distribution of 1000 Enterprise copies by Concord church
The Concord First Church of Christ Scientist reports distributing 1000 copies of the card Enterprise featuring a free public Christian Science lecture in Concord. Only 44 remain. papers were sent to three foreign countries, five Alaska societies, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, with orders and requests continuing from audiences in Canada and Scotland.
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First
Church of Christ Scientist
Concord
Alaska
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Audienhce
Canada
Scotland
Concord Woman's Club to Hear Aptitude Measures talk
At the regular meeting of the Concord Woman's Club on November 12 in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House Johnson O'Connor head of GE Human Engineering will speak on Aptitude Measures in Vocational Guidance. He is Harvard Class of 1913 with an A M from Harvard and held the Jacob Wertheim Fellowship in 1927. Tea will be served.
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Concord
Middlesex School Extends Winning Streak with 21 0 Victory
The Middlesex School football team closed its home season with a 21 0 win over Tabor Academy Marion securing its fifth straight victory and an undefeated private school record. Dunstan scored on a short plunge late in the first quarter Adams added a 20 yard TD after a 60 yard Woodworth run followed by a third period score.
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Middlesex
Tabor Academy
Marion
Concord School
Dunstan
Adams
Woodworth
Peta. Ee
Man arraigned in fatal Powder Mill Road mishap
Charles W Murphy of Mainet Holden was arraigned in District Court on charges of manslaughter and negligent operation after Frank Treicis of South Boston was killed when struck on Powder Mill road. Judge Keyes made no finding on manslaughter, but found Murphy guilty of endangering and fined $100. Murphy had pleaded not guilty but accepted the guilty finding.
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Charles W.murphy
Mainet
Holden
Frank Treicis
South
Boston
Murphy
Powder Mill Road
Tidge Prescott Keyes
Be-Convalescent Rev Smith O Dexter Near Return to Rectorate
News notes the Rev. Smith O Dexter rector of Trinity Church is recovering at West and is expected to return to the rectory on November 21.
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Smith O. Dexter
Trinity Church
Westrt
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Concord
Old Concord Chapter D A R meets in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Saturday November 10. Miss Mary L. Guyton of Bostonville speaks on Citizenship. Hostesses listed include Mrs Elwyn Ey and Miss Carrie L F Shapley.
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Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Ll. Guyton
Bostonsvill
Elwyney
Carrie L. F. Shapley
Installation of Officers for Ancient Hibernians Division 56
Jonep Collins presided over the installation of officers for Division 56, Ancient Hibernians, in Mont mesday evening. County Vice F Walsh led with Donoy vv erville assisting as secretary. New officers include Patrick McBreen vice president Patrick McPhillips recording secretary Michael J Collins secretary James Byrne treasurer Thomas F Flanigan and James Powers Jr and Michael Hopkins as chairmen. The event featured entertainment from Tomas Lilly Waltham Brien Division 86 and others with Gaelic song and accordion selections and a vocal solo by Mr Feeney. Direction by Joseph M Collins Patrick McPhillips Michael J Collins and James Byrne.
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Jonep Collins
A Hibernians
Montmesday
Desident
F. Walsh
Donoy Vverville
Patrick McBreen
Patrick McPhillips
Michael J. Collins
James Byrne
Treasyhomas F. Flanigan
James Powers, Jr
Michael Hopkins
O Ts Ofomas Lilly
Waltham Brien
Ir. Ledger
Mr.Feeney
James Powers, Sr
John Co
Halloween Alarm In Concord Sparks Fire Crew Parade
A Halloween scare in Concord Wednesday night triggered a Box 29 alarm on Sudbury Road. Firemen from Central station rushed a mile to respond. Police logged several complaints about noisy youths but no serious damage or injuries were reported.
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Hallowe’en
Concord
Box
Sudbury Road
Central Station
Congregational Church Activities Announced
The Congregational Church lists a series of services and events led by Rev. Dr. Frederick Richards D D pastor. Weekly midweek services on Wednesdays at 745 p m and a Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 930 am morning worship at 11945 am and a Young Peoples Club meeting. A Brotherhood meeting and Big Brother Big Sister Federation address are planned with a church fair on Saturday November 24.
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Congregational Church Conco
Frederick Richards
Dr. Richards
Boy Scouts
Edward ‘Lamb
Richards
Young Peoples’ Club
The
Brotherhood
Charles Brandon Booth
New England
Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, Inc
Record Cold Weather Hits Concord As 20 Degrees Mark Tied
The minimum reading of 20 degrees was reported for Concord by Postmaster Fred A Tower, cooperative observer for the United States Weather Bureau, staying within 30 of the October record low.
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Concord
Fred.a.tower
United States Weather Bureau
Middlesex St Georges Football Clash Set For Newport
The St George's School of Newport R I will face Middlesex in a season ending football game to be played in Newport on Saturday November 10. Mrs William Faversham Jr visits her parents Mr and Mrs T Mott Shaw of Nine Acre Corner. Alfred Y Gowen Sudbury Road heads to sea en route for Japan and a world voyage with stops in India Ceylon and Europe. They plan to depart around April 20. Erick R Richards BD Neenham fills interim pulpit at Trinitarian Congregational Church while Rev Ian B Nash delivers service at Cambridge. Cleland begins his new pastorate and preaches his first sermon in Concord.
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William Faversham, Jr
T. Mott Shaw
Nine Acre Corner
Alfred Y. Gowen
Sudbury Road
Japan
India
Ceylon
Erick R. Richards
Neenham
T Trinitarian
Ian B. Nash
Opal Theological
Clio
Cambridge
Eaey
A Cleland
1St Congregational Church
Klameda
Pantie A & Concord
Concord and Wellesley Girls Fight to Tie in Frantic Meet
In a spirited Greater Boston THLerstholastic match Concord and Wellesley battled to a 1-1 tie as Agnes Mullen scored for Concord and Jeanne Tin di added for Wellesley. Tompkins captained Concord and Brattin added goals in a crowded, fast third period with referees Miss Gertrude Wesson and Miss Gene Olcar overseeing play.
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Wisn Aps Saar Sch
Nhs
Wellesley
Wellesley High School
Concord
Agnes Mullen
Jeanne Tin
Pidge
Ind Wellesley
Greater Boston
Thlerstholastic Girls’Frett Jockey League
Goncord
Wellesley Tompkins
Knight
Niles
Mullen
Peterson
Ly Bratila Dalton
Nelson MacRae
MacFarland
Keeney
Williams
Mulcah
Concord High Loses to Stoneham High 55-0 in Season Debacle
Stoneham High blanked Concord High 55 to 0 at Emerson Playground to claim its fifth win. Quarterback Marston starred with two touchdowns and a 25 yard run, while Concord showed defense but lacked offense. Scoring came in each of the first two periods and twice more in the final quarter as Stoneham dominated.
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Concord Hien
Emerson Playground
Stonehama
Cohen
Marston
deWrs
Concord
Concora
Stoneham
Adgigian
Blackburn
Stanwood
Newton
Needham
Asbjornson
Concord Laymen's League Discusses Local Church Issues
Bartlett Field of the Unitarian Laymen's League spoke at Concord Chapter meeting outlining the group's local program. Members debated church problems at First Parish Concord and the role of religion in modern conditions. A supper preceded the session with new president S. Whitney Smith presiding.
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Bartlett Field
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Concord
Whitney. S. Smith
Legion Whist event hosted by James J. Mansfield Post
The text describes a Legion whist gathering organized by the Auxiliary of James J. Mansfield Post for a fundraising or social event. Details are garbled but indicate a card party at a local building with participants named in the misread lines.
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Agaotionn Legion “Ausiliary
James J. Mansfield
Concord Morning Briefs: Fragments and Local Notes
A fragmentary OCR item from a Concord newspaper covers local notices and brief events. It mentions community updates and short notes with unclear names or dates, reflecting typical small-town reporting.
Concord Gi Tie in Field Hockey Thriller
Concord Girls and Dedham Girls battled to a 0 0 tie in a tightly played Greater Boston League field hockey clash. Persistent Concord drives were halted by disallowed goals on technicals while officials and timekeepers logged a cautious, closely contested contest.
Concord High School runners win fourth meet and break course record
Concord High School cross country teams won their fourth straight race on the Concord course defeating Somerville. Captain John Robinson led all runners with 16 minutes 29.5 seconds breaking the previous record. Molloy trailed 40 yards back in roughly 16:xx seconds with Hawley of Somerville sidelined by cramps.
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Concord High School
Concord
John Robinson
Jebh Culking
Molloy
Ihe
Robinson
Te Hawley
Somerville
Cramps
Atem Robinson
Ie Loy
John Culns
Fred Finnigan
S. Phill
Ray
Seva
George "Briggs
Javas Hay
John Trady
Fred Craig
W. Dever
Frank Segee
Church Events Schedule For Early November
Church 8 ie rae md xt Pe estor Wee Nov 7 22550 .p. m. Church Ai Society annual meet Nov 8 7245 p.m. Rehearsal Nov 9 7 30 a.m. Boy ia troop 1 a j Nov 11 8 30 a.m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. Church Bohgol 11 a.m. Morning Prayer di weTMON 8 p.m. Vestry Meet ee DY 15 7345 p.m.
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Rae
P. m. Chureh
Ai “Society
Boy Ia
Ghureh Bohgol
QaHIST PARTY and Peters Shine at Annual Selection Trophy
Miss Genevieve Hill won the con selection trophy while QaHIST PARTY, Peter Giblin and Peter Ash are noted in the event. The report records the prize and participants in a local pageant style summary.
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Peter Giblin
Jamorphine
Peter Ash
Genevieve Hill
Peter Bulkeley-Hmerson School Game Postponed to Afternoon
A Friday soccer match between Peter Bulkeley-Hmerson School eleven and Harvey Wheeler-West Con was postponed until this afternoon. The game will be played on the Playground.
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Peter Bulkeley-Hmerson
Harvey Wheeler-west Con
Concord High School seniors win 1 0 in interclass soccer
In the second game of the Concord High School interclass soccer series the senior eleven defeated the junior team 1 to 0 to take the lead. The victory came in the first extra session on Emerson Field Wednesday afternoon with senior Gary Pearson scoring the lone goal and Garl Pearson credited as scorer with the assist noted. The match featured four 15 minute quarters and two 5 minute overtimes with Everett Weygant as referee and Lewis McKenna as timekeeper.
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Concord
Concord High School
Emerson Plo Und
Sop
Junious
Iin
Uimary
Daniel Wiles
Ralph Wee
Gordon Robinson
Ifb
As Lapham
Rfb
Carl Engebretsen
van Kennedy
Roger Marques
John Leif Stensby
Daniel Nson
Dib
Stephen Crick
Ne ‘Robinson
Rif
William Meas Jassing
Charles Boyle
Robert
Pine Eal
James Denton
Thomas Lindsay
Garl Pearson
Everett—F. Weygant
Lewis McKenna
Bygrave
Sheehan
Fire crews tackle claimed brush blaze on Mall street
Firemen from the Cotton department responded to a brush fire at 12 40 p m last week at the Coollizge estate on Mall street. They found only men burning meadow with no danger of harm and returned.
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Coollizge
Mall Street
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