Yankees Beat Dorchester 18-0 in Armistice Day Game
Concord defeats Dorchester 18 to 0 on Emerson Playground as Parke and DiCicco lead the Yankees. DiCicco, Todd and Robinson drive repeated gains adding a final Parke score after a fourth quarter standout drive. Dorchester guards strove but a late Peterson interception ended their surge.
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Concord
Dorchester
Emerson Playground
Yankees
DiCicco
Parke
Todd
Dave Robinson
Dave
Dentin
Robinson
Peterson
Dorchester Dee le
Ginsberg Denton It
Eeert Gilen’ Peterson
Concert In Sudbury Wins Approval
A Ladies Aid Society concert at Memorial Congregational Church in South Sudbury drew strong approval for an evening of performances. Arthur Orse the Tremont Temple choir tenor, Rita Shaw from Lealand Powers School, Mrs Luc y L Winship on violin, and accompanist Bessie Maynard provided musical selections while ushers Isadora Cutler Dorothy Atkinson and Barbara Maynard organized seating and candy sales.
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Sudbury
Ladies Aid Society
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
Arthur Orse
Baritond
Tremont
Léland'Powers
Iuey
L.‘Winship
Bessie Maynard
Erskine “Powell
Isadora Cutler
Dorothy Atkinson
Barbara Maynard
Sceptor Bently
Elizabeth Walker
John C. Hall
Ts. MacDougal
Elizabeth Beckwith
Bazaar of All Nations planned by West Concord Ladies
The West Concord Union Church Ladies' Union met with president Mrs. Florence M. Duren. They voted to move the annual fair to December 2 and rename it A Bazaar of All Nations. Committees will dress as women of different nations and a home cooked supper will be served at 6 15 p m. Leamington Ladies' Club 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
Henry M. Lane
Caless Wins $100 in Poultry Egg Contest
Thomas W. Caless of West Concord won $100 in a Connecticut Agricultural College egg laying contest with Plymouth Rock hens scoring 96 points. His birds competed against top flocks from the United States and abroad. Caless is a Stockbridge School graduate of Massachusetts State College, class of 1925, with poultry department experience.
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T. W. Caless
Concord
Amherst
Thomas W. Caless
West Concord
Plymouth Rock
Connecticut Agricultural College
Hns
United States
Mr. Caless
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Massachusetts State College
Laymen's Sunday Observed at Local Baptist Unitarian Church
Laymen attended a Sunday service led by Judge Edward B Caiger at the Baptist Unitarian church with Rev Edward Daniels present as a member. Rev Vivian Pomeroy preached at Middlesex School chapel after noon, while score details show Sagheree W. Macone finishing with a 24 26 46 run.
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The
Baptist Unitarian Church
Edward B Caiger
Unitarian League
Edward Daniels
Fenn School
William ‘Wallace Fenn
Vivian Pomeroy
Unitarian Church
Milton
Middlesex School
Sagheree
W. Macone
Emerson Hospital Elects Officers and Reads Play
The Emerson hospital elected Dr E A Mégell of As president, Dr John Dennis of Concord vice president, and Dr O L Clark of Acton secretary and treasurer. The Concord Woman's Club drama committee read the play What every Woman Knows at Mrs G Hollis Blake's home. The Tuesday Wednesday Bridge Club at Kennan Damon’s house saw Howard G Hawkes win ladies' first prize and Robert Cousins win the men's. Joseph M Whalen, Harvard 34, played with the Harvard band.
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Emerson Hospital
E A Mégell
John Dennis Eghan
Concord
O L Clark
Acton
Concord Woman’s Club
G. Walter Valle
G. Hollis Blake
Kennan Damon
Howard G Hawkes
Robert Cousins
Joseph M. Whalen
Harvard
Miss Charlotte Odfoine Rites Held At Local Rest Home
Miss Charlotte Odfoine died at the Rest Home in West Concord Monday. Funeral services were held at the home of Mrs Walter S. Wood, 26 Hubbard Street, conducted by Rev Smith Owen Dexter, Rector of Trinity Church. The body was taken to Portsmouth, New Hampshire for burial.
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Charlotte Ann Odfoine
West Concord
Sear
Walter S. Wood
Hubbard Street
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity, Church
Portsmouth
N. H
Concord Loses At Athol In Second Half setback
Concord fell at Athol as Tom Diskin broke a wrist and Leonard Rooney fractured a rib in a rough third period. DiCicco left with a bad ankle though not serious, while Al Cunningham remains out with an earlier injury.
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Dean
Capt
Fish
Concord
Megin
Diskin
McGrath
Pakner
Tom Diskin
Leonard Rooney
DiCicco
al Cunningham
Past Officers Hawthorne Chapter Entertain Members
Hawthorne Chapter showed appreciation to its Past Matrons and Past Patrons with a supper and meeting. Members named include Katherine W. Farington, Hannah Peiffer, Ruth Wheeler, Helen Allen, Ruth Pratt, Florence Duren, Charlotte Rodway, Benjamin Derby, Louis Pfeiffer, Warren Goddard, Edward Caiger, Raymond Wheelbr, John Anderson, Gardner Lawrence, and Gardene? Keepsake gifts were presented as the audience enjoyed the Rocking L Row entertainment amid applause.
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Hawthorne
Katherine W. Farington
Hannah’ Peiffer
Ruth P. Wheeler
Helen H Allen
Ruth A. Pratt
Florence M. Duren
Charlotte EB. Rodway
Benjamin Derby
West Concord Bridge Club Prizes Highlight Evening
Mrs Albert J Hicks hosted a bridge gathering with prizes won by Mrs Raymond Wheeler and Frank E Hewitt. A brush fire near Harrington Avenue burned 15 acres of wood and scrub, threatening a small area saved by firefighters. The Board of Selectmen will announce findings on aviation land use between Assabet River and Barretts Mill Road after review.
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Albert J Hicks
Club
Piataeey
Raymond Wheeler
Frank E Hewitt
West Concord
Church Aid Fair at Trinity Parish Features Volunteer Roles
The annual Church Aid Society fair in Concord honors retiring president Dea B Smith with leadership roles for Mrs. Big, Mrs. Geo myt wes, and other volunteers. Tea service, table duties, flower, vegetable, candy and children's grab tables are listed with coordinators including Mrs. Hollis Blake, Mrs. Horat Whenery, Mrs. C C Wood, and Miss Agnes Carruth.
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AID Fair Concord
Church Aid Society of Trinity
Dea B. Smith
Geo’ Myt Wes
G. Hollis Blake
Ancy
Horat Whenery
C.C ‘Ood
Robert Walker
George F
P. Kidder
Agnes Carruth
Concord Elks Plan District Visit and Events
Concord Elks held a meeting in the Elks Hall with Exalted Ruler Harold J. Wellington presiding. Orders were given for the district deputy’s official visitation to occur on Tuesday evening November 24.
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Concord Elks
Red Cross Roll Call Signals Community Drive
Announced as an annual effort, the Red Cross campaign is under way with activities planned across the West Coast region to mobilize volunteers and raise support for disaster relief services.
Concord Co operative Bank promotes systematic savings plan
The bank urges a disciplined approach to saving with monthly deposits of 1 to 40 dollars, promising about 40 percent growth by end of term. Interest is five percent compounded quarterly and readers are urged to set a definite goal and progress steadily. Ancient Hurders of Hihierainas meet Tuesday with plans to install new members led by President Robe van.
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Concord -Co-operative Bank
Cobcard Co-operative Bank
Concord Women Host Social at Home of Miss Marion B
A Concord social hour gathered at the home of Miss Marion B on Hillsbrook Road with women sewing for the Beverecca hospital. Walter K. Shaw and President Mrs. Henry F. Smith served at the tables.
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Concord
Eunagh
Marion
Eyes
Hslabrook Road
Bimereca Hospital
Walter K. Shaw
Henry F. Smith
Knights top A Division in Concord 45 tournament
In Monument hall Concord Friday weekly 45 tournament action saw K of C Mount Higher beat Ancient Order of Hanea 42 to 66 for Concord Red club. Knights moved into second place while Red and Gun Club stood with 156. Conference Yankees were idle due to a canceled game.
Miss Mullen Chosen Captain of Concord High Girls Hockey
Concord High School selects Miss Genevieve Mullen as captain for the 1932 girls field hockey team. Sophomore Mullen succeeds Miss Catherine Disken. Eunice Miller’s role as manager will be filled later by the High School athletic Association. Concord suffers first defeat 1 0 to Wellesley. league record stands two wins, three ties, one loss.
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Concord
Genevieve Mullen
Conne High School
Wellesey High School
Thies Mullen
Wellesley High Girls
Concord Girls
Ruth Emmons
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Service Details
Church notices list a Sunday service at 10 45 with peacek at 10 46 and a reading room in the church pantry 2 to 6 pm. The lesson sermon cites biblical and Christian Science passages including Know ye not ye are the temple of God and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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Church OF Christ
Scientist
Concord
Pnaegass
Corinthians
Mary Baker Dy
Elks Dinner Event At Concord Attracts Local Figures
The Elks held a midweek gathering in Concord with Lovell P. George and Harold Tompkins in charge. Wipes series prizes included a gold piece worth 2.60 dollars. Robert Burke won first in the evening’s play with Edward Plein and Harry Reed following. Mrs Florence Tibbetts and Mrs John Smae were among top finishers, with Abraham noted in Elks events.
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Piace Ak
Nike
Elks
George Ara
Harold ‘Tompkins
Hetty BR
Dlacore
Niger
O'Donnell
Robert Burke
Edward Plein
Harry. ‘Reed
Florence
Tibbetts
Wa ‘Seymour
Ee Lawaoh
John Smae Eyonth Abraham
The
Lovell P. George
Ladies Union Hosts Icon Tea at Weat Concord Church
The Ladies Union of the Weat Concord Union Church hosted an entertainment and icon tea in the church parlors on Thursday. Mrs. [name unavailable] attended the event with other members.
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Ladies’ Union of the
Weat Concord Union Church
Concord Rotary Club Weekly Meeting Notice
Concord Rotary Club held a Junction and meet on Stow road at Centre Bow. Booking or attendance details were incompletely recorded with misread line items showing 1230 as a time reference.
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Concord
Stow Road
Trinity Church Rector Mae Rev. Smith O Dexter
Trinity Church announces Rev. Smith O Dexter as rector of Tena. Services held on Sunday at 10:30 AM with Holy Communion. Young People's Fellowship referenced in upcoming activities.
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Smith O. Dexter
Tena
Roy
MR. BOB Presented By Young People’s Club
The Trinitarian Congregational church Young People’s Club presents Mr. Bob on Friday November 20 in the Chapel. Rehearsals finished and the show nears completion with a musical program to close the evening. Events begin at 8 p.m. Tickets available at Richardson's.
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Bob
Concord
Rachel E. Baker
Young People's Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Richardson’s
Concord Woman's Club Holds Second Meeting At Bar
The American home department of the Concord Woman's Club held its second meeting Friday afternoon in Prescott's. Bernice Stillman discussed kitchen safety and home economics. A brief program recognized National Book Week with Girl Scouts assisting with child care.
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American Home Department
Concord Woman’s Club
Prescott ‘S
Bernice Stillman
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