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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
2
Mrs Leoard Benson chairs the entertainment committee showcasing local talent with a program following the event. The gathering aims to attract wide public interest and features community participants in a coordinated program led by Willard, chairman, and the president.
The article notes P. Mac led an after meeting at the West Concord Union last evening following an address titled Great Words of Living Religion. The event continued a sequence of discussions on faith and community.
In Concord yesterday residents attended church services at Trinity Episcopal and the Methodist church. The article lists choir performances, guest speakers, and sermons including Rev Charles Peck and Rev Olaf M Johnson, plus Norwegian services and local social gatherings.
The event features Professor David D. Vaughn speaking on the standard of tolerance and equality. Hosted by Emerbon Hospital, the gathering aims to discuss civic ideals and community responsibilities with Mrs Freelan and R. George chairing.
Mortgagees by document No 100066 in Registry Book 194 page 5a announce foreclosing sale of described property in Middlesex County. Auction set for 26th day with details of lot boundaries and price terms. purchaser to pay $1500 balance within ten days at the specified time and place.
The morning service at the Congregational Church featured the vested choir singing Turner's anthem Praise the Lord. Rev. Mr. Tiene delivered the address to the Christian Endeavor Society and guests at six o'clock.
Rotary club members met Thursday night in Ge Coloni. Lassie Anderson presided. Di Wawarth from Fall River, governor of the district, addressed the gathering and praised NRA efforts in Pall. He urged Rotarians to support the movement.
Public sale under a mortgage from George T. Enott and Alma Sh to The Middlesex Savings Bank of Concord Massachusetts. Foreclosure of the property described with bounds and land divisions. The bid must include four thousand dollars and the balance due within ten days. sale held November 1 at 8 or 16.
A Sunday program at the Reading Room in the church edifice features a testimonial meeting at 7 45 pm with readings from the Bible and the Christian Science text Science and Health. The Golden Text is Isaiah 36 8 and the Lesson Sermon includes Matthew 9 42 30 and Mary Baker Eddy writings on faith healing.
The Minute Men edged Concord teams in a tight week two contest, totaling 68 points to 66 for the Knights of Columbus and Hibernians who shared second place. The event, tied to Vision 66 and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, saw spirited play and close scoring across four games.
Chief Ranger Herbert Symes presided at the meeting held at the power court hall last Wednesday. A public whist party is planned in Monument hall that evening with Philip Dee as committee chairman in charge.
Concord youths seek to form a social club meeting in Concord High School building on Wednesday November 26 at 8 o’clock.
The whist event ran under the auspices of the loner Lodge of Bikes FP. George and Harold chaired the gathering attracting many on Thursday night and Bly evening. Winners included Mrs. pyce H G Dodge Foster Bunker and others with prizes to Thomas DuBerger Bunker and C Williamson.
The record lists various surgical and obstetrical cases, with Females and Males births noted. Out patients treated and deaths are recorded, including stillbirths and operations performed. The fragmentary table appears to summarize case totals and outcomes at the hospital.
A reception occurred Wednesday afternoon at the D A R Chapter House hosted by Mrs. Loriaz N. Fowler and Mrs. Heftbert Builth.
Laymen's League Con' sord Chapter president Elmer L Joslin presided in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House last Monday evening. Russell T Smith presented an illustrated ferrite about his months with the America expedition studying Mayan ruins in Yucatan.
Whist players may compete Monday evening in a turkey themed affair under the Comegha Legion Band auspices at the Veterans hall. Entry includes a chance at a basket prize containing turkey and all the trimmings for a fine Thanksgiving dinner.
The Annu rsag Grange hosted a whist gathering on Monday November 6 at 50 Main street with members and guests including Mrs Baward AY Mrs Dorothy Santo and Miss Mary Sheehan. Prizes awarded to winners and consolation prizes given. special Heartfest for Mr and Mrs C B Comean. Noble Grand of Eah Lodge attended the 50th anniversary event of Hope Rebekah. Willow attendees included Rev. and Mrs Walker and Miss Lillian Miner.
Concord High School girls field hockey won 2-0 at Swampscott after a 1-0 home victory over Maynard. Jean Mathae scored the first team goal and Mary Rushe added the second for a strong league push, with Dorothy McCarthy securing the shutout in place of an injured Mary Brégoli.
The Concord Patent Reacher group holds a meeting this evening at Harvey Wheeler School hall with President Mrs Henry W Wetties in charge. A brief discussion precedes a program focused on health, while keeping the current campaign active. The school aims to explain incentive measures and celebrate a guest’s eightieth birthday.
Concord High School girls defeated Maynard High 2–0 in a fast game. Genevieve Mullen opened scoring and Ann Byron added the second for the varsity. The Concord second team also beat Maynard 2–0 with Rita Beht and Mary Raishé scoring.
Mrs. Ross K. Whiton addressed the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church and guests last Tuesday afternoon. She shared vivid stories of life and customs in North European regions based on travels, supported by photographs and handmade items. A social period followed with a cake sale run by several helpers.
The Concord parish lists a Sunday service at 11 am with a 9 45 am school session led by Rev Edward P Daniels Minteter wChireh. Laymen's Sunday on Nov 19 features William Morse Cole preaching. Union quarters will host events Nov 20 21 and King’s Daughters meet at Mrs Millett’s home. Armistice Day observed with assemblies and classroom programs.
Concord civic groups report 300 to 400 participants in the Concord Evening Classes led by Mrs. Leslie R. Moore. New offerings include interior decorating with Antoinette Ann Yary, a radio class by Mr. Hall, and Indian studies by Mr. Smith, plus child guidance and physical training.
The Methodist Home will hold a nine acre anniversary celebration on Saturday from two to five in the afternoon. The event includes music and tea. Birthday gifts of new nets are appreciated and friends are invited to attend.
A fragment titled Grenfell Night appears attributed to Chientell Night with cryptic lines about ornit dofh flége and land. The readable text hints at a surreal or dialectal theme and possibly an experimental verse.
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