Concord Yankees Roar To 18 0 Win Over Dorchester
Concord Yankees dominate Dorchester on Emerson Playground to an 18 to 0 Armistice Day victory. Parke and DiCicco spark the scoring drive with a 25 yard pass to DiCicco and runs by Todd and Parke set up later scores as Robinson adds a rushing touchdown and Parke seals the win late with another score. Dorchester stalls early but Peterson’s interception halts a late surge. Concord adds offense through Parke DiCicco and Robinson in a decisive performance.
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Concord
Concord Yankees
Dorchester
Emerson Playground
Yankees
DiCicco
Parke
Todd
Dave Robinson
Dave
Dentin
Robinson
Peterson
Re Ginsberg
Cruise Peage
Ozenbaum Dempsey
Hert McGrath
W ‘Cohen Mullen
Pele
Mazor DiCicco
Flannery
Randall
Concert At Sudbury Receives High Approval
A Ladies Aid Society concert at Memorial Congregational Church South Sudbury drew praise for an excellent performance Friday evening. Tremont Temple choir sang well with Rita Shaw reader and Mrs Lawrence Winthrop on violin. Candy sales supported by Barbara Maynard and others complemented the event.
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Sudbury
Ladies Aid Society
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
Artis
Arthur Orse
West
Tremont Temple
Bis
Fose
Watertown
Bazaar of All Nations planned for December fair
The West Concord Union Church Ladies' Union met with president Mrs. Florence M. Duren in charge. They approved moving the annual fair to December 2 and the event will feature committee workers dressed as women from various nations. A home cooked supper is set for 6 15 p.m. and the Lexington Ladies' Trio will perform in the evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence W. Mahan Mrs. Jesse F. Knowlton and Mrs. Henry M. Lane.
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Clarence W. Mahan
Jesse F. Knowlton
Mra
Henry M. Lane
Caless Wins $100 in Amherst Egg Laying Contest
Thomas W. Caless of West Concord won $100 in the Connecticut Agricultural College egg laying contest at Amherst. His Plymouth Rock hens scored 966 of 1000 points against top flocks from the United States and abroad. Caless is a Stockbridge School of Agriculture graduate, class of 1925, with poultry training during college.
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T. W. Caless
Concord
Amherst
Thomas W. Caless
West Concord
Connecticut Agricultural College
United States
Mr. Caless
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Massachusetts State College
Laymen's Sunday Observed at Local Church Service
Laymen's Sunday was observed at the Baptist Unitarian church with Judge Edward Caiger leading the service. Rev Edward P Daniels conducted the service as a church member and master of the Fenn School, while the Middlesex School choir performed under Miss Angie M Faunce. Augustine W. Macome won the 53rd skeet shoot of the Walthem Club on Saturday.
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Baptist Unitarian Church
Edward Caiger
Corn
Unitarian la "S League
Edward P Daniels
Fenn School
William Wallace Fenn
Harvard Theological School
Angie M Faunce
Augustine W. Macome
Walthem Club
Emerson hospital stat fae elects officers
The Emerson hospital stat fae elected Dr H A Mayell of Concord as president, Dr John Dennis Jy han as vice president, and Dr O L Clark of Adam as secretary and treasurer. The reading of the play What every Woman Knows was held Thursday at Mrs G Hollis Blake’s home, with Mrs G Walter Vialle as drama committee chairwoman guiding Concord Woman’s Club activities.
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Emerson Hospital Stat Fae
H A Mayell
John Dennis Jyhan
Concord
O L Clark
Adam
Concord ‘Woman’s Club
G. Walter Vialle
G. Hollis Blake
Kennan Damon
Howard G Hawkes
Prise
Robert Cousine
Joseph M. Whalen
Harvard
Miss Charlotte Odioine Dies at Rest Home in West Concord
Miss Charlotte Ann Odioine died at the Rest Home in West Concord Monday in her 80th year. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the sister’s home, 26 Hubbard Street, conducted by Rev Smith Owen of Trinity Church. The body was taken to Portsmouth, New Hampshire for burial.
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Charlotte ‘Ann Odioine
West Concord
Punerer
Walter 3. Wood
Hubbard Street
Smith Owen, Dexter
Trinity, Church
Portsmouth
N. H
Concord Loses At Athol In Rough Game
Concord fell to Athol 43 0 in a hard contest. Key plays featured passes from Megin to Diskin and McGrath to Megin to Palmer. Injuries marred the game with Tom Diskin suffering a broken wrist and a rib fracture to a rival player, while DiCicco left with a bad ankle and Alt ham remained sidelined from Belmont.
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Ern
Athol Rn
Leven
Dean
Mégin
Diskin
McGrath
Megin
Palmer
Tom Diskin
Caan
Rooney
DiCicco
Alt Ham
West Concord Bridge Club Covers Prizes Won by Members
Mrs Albert J Hicks hosted a bridge club gathering on Thursday with prizes awarded to Mrs Raymond Wheeler and Mrs Frank E Hewitt. West Concord firemen battled a brush fire off Harrington Avenue, burning about 15 acres of wood and scrub and threatening a small building which was saved. The Board of Selectmen will announce findings on Barretts Mill Road aviation petition after a Friday hearing and pending advisement.
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Albert J Hicks
Bridge Club
Raymond Wheeler
Frank E Hewitt
West Concord
Harrington ‘Avenue
Water District
Board of Selectmen
George M. Lee
Barretts Mill Road
Retts Mill Road
Church Aid Fair Features Varied Tables at Concord
The annual air of the Church Aid Society of Trinity was held Tuesday afternoon in Concord. Hermon B. Smith chaired the fancy articles table, with Mrs Horat Jhenery and Mrs C. Cood assisting. Other tables included flower by Mrs Robert Walker, vegetables by Mrs George F. Boot, children's grabs by Miss Agnes Carruth, and candy by Mrs Henry Kidder.
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AID Fair Concord
Church Aid Society of Trinity
Hermon
B. Smith
Horat Jhenery
C. Cl
Robert Walker
George F. Boot
Henry Pi Kidder
Agnes Carruth
Concord Elks Plan District Deputy Visit
The Concord Lodge met in Elks Hall on Tuesday evening to honor Harold I. Wellington, president. Rising officers were named for the district deputy and the upcoming event on Tuesday evening November 24.
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Concord Elks
Concord ‘Lodge
Hike
Elks Hall
Harold I. Wellington
Earle
Red Cross Roll Call Report From Mirai Wanee Year
Fragmentary notice notes Red Cross roll call activity and an annual start. Readable details mention early scheduling and local areas but specifics are unclear.
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RED Cross
Mirai Wanee
West Gonet
Local Social Hour Hosts Hospital Fund Event
At the Ree of Miss on B Estabrook Road a social hour supported the hospital. Walter K. Shaw and President Mrs. Henry F. Smith presided at the tables during the event.
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Estabrook Road
Walter K. Shaw
Henry F. Smith
Knights of Columbus Extend Lead in Concord Tournament
In a Friday round, Knights of Columbus scored 42 games to 36 for Division 66, while Ancient Order of Hibernians added 28 and Concord Red Gi Club trailed. Concord Yankees were unable to play due to a cancellation, leaving them idle for the first Sunday afternoon this season.
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Concord Yankees
Concord High picks Mul len captain of girls field hockey team
Chosen captain Genevieve Mullen, a sophomore forward, was elected captain of the 1932 Concord High School girls field hockey eleven after the final game with Wellesley High School. Miss Catherine Disken approves the succession, and a team manager will be named later by the High School athletic Association. Letters will be awarded soon as Concord logs a 1–0 loss to Wellesley and an overall Interscholastic league record of two wins, three ties, and one loss.
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Concord
Genevieve Mullen
Concord High School
Wellesley High School
Mullen
Catherine Disken
Eunice Miller
High School Athletic Association
Concord Girls
Wellesley High Girls
Miss Roth Emmons
First Church of Christ Selentiet Concord Service Details
Sunday service at 10 45 Sunday School at 10 46 Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening Reading in church The Golden Text bless the Lord Know ye not that ye are the temple of God The Lesson Sermon cites Corinthians and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The text discusses identity and discernment in eternal existence
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Concord -Cooperative Bank
Concord Co-operative Bank
FIRST
Church. OF Christ
Selentiet
Concord
Wave of Shelat
Rena. of
Mary Baker
Elks Whist Event Includes Prize Winners and Dance
Concord Lodge hosts a whist evening with a social dance. Metts wins with 184 points in the main event and receives a gold piece along with top prizes. O'Donnell places second, Burke and Kelley also place. Florence Tibeu leads a large dancing crowd. turkey and chicken supper planned with Lovell P. George and Harold Tompkins in charge.
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Concord Lodge
Acore
Pariah
Ayohaen O'Donnell
Robert Burke Wee
the Elks In
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Ladies Union of West Concord Church Hosts Charity Tea
The Ladies Union of West Concord Union church hosted an eb t and tea with S. Thompson as committee chair. Rev JH Wilson, the church minister, led refreshments and piano and violin selections performed by Miss Marie, Kent Ampere, and Mrs Brank Walker with Mrs Henry Means as pourers, following visits to homes in England.
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Ladies’ Union
West Concord Union
Oe Ieastay
Urs S. Thompson
Blood
Bev
JH Wilson
Battheton
Vere Somes
England
Er Marie
Kentampere
Brank § Walker
Henry Means
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Minutes Presided by Burleigh
The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly Thursday noon meeting at Colonial, with Vice President Burleigh presiding. Edward Hood spoke on the subject of Suen and related affairs.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonialial
Burleigh
Edward Hood
Ett Tebsing
Suen
Trinity Church Concord Service Notes
fragmented OCR item lists Trinity Church service times and activities including Holy Communion and youth group at 9:30 a m with names like Dexter Smithy rector and Roy.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mase
Dexter
Penta
Holy
Emeeneton
Roy
Mr. Bob presented by Trinitarian Church group
The Young People’s Club of the Trinitarian Congregational Church presents Mr. Bob on Friday November 20 in the Chapel. Rehearsals are complete and the show nears finish. A musical program will round out the evening. Tickets on sale at Richardson’s.
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Bob
Concord
Rachel B. Baker
Young People’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Richardson’s
Concord Woman's Club Holds Second Meeting at Prescott Home
The American Homemaker Department of the Concord Woman's Club held its second meeting Friday afternoon at 62 Main Street. Miss Bernice Stillman spoke on Your Kitchen and a program recognized National Book Week. Girl Scouts assisted with child care.
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Concord
American Homie Department
Concord Woman's Club
Prescott
Main St
Bernice Stillman
Ee Sex County
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