Aggressive crime fight urged by Middlesex ADA at Rotary
Assistant District Attorney Paul R. spoke at the Rotary Club about aggressive methods in fast moving times. He urged a constructive crime program, radio and teletype for police, better training, and targeted punishment, citing Middlesex County's record and 4000 annual cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney Paul RA
Ea Wowee
Rotary Club
Hudson
Colonial Inn
Lerime
Feteov
Middlesex County
Oscar Perit
Leland D
Foisey
Panish
Commonwealth
Community notices and club activities in Concord area
Items note bridge prizes for Mrs. Helen Parkins and Mrs. Laura Fought, a Concord Female Charitable Society meeting at Mrs Lily Hurd on Monument street, and a successful food sale led by Lodge co-chairs Mrs Edward J McClellan and Mrs Helen Loring. Several residents perform travels, housing changes, and upcoming exhibitions with Mrs Warren B Goddard planning a December sale of handiwork for Christmas orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B Goddard
Helen Parkins
Laura
Concord Female Charitable Society
Lily Hurd
Monument Street
Henry F Smith
Lodge
Edward J McClellan
Helen Loring
Angie
Rube’ Macone
Glenn Swett
Musketagund
Hudson
Guy G. Fernald
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
New York
Donald 8
MacMillan
Veterans
Concord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Concord Rotary C Lab
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Stoward
West Concord
Raymond Forcier
West Street
Aiilhouettes
Helping Hand Society Plans Winter Meetings at Members' Homes
The West Concord Helping Hand Society met on Tuesday November 13 at Edith Fenton's home on Central Street and voted to hold winter meetings at members' houses. The next gathering on December 11 will feature a Christmas program with Mrs Birdice Chaplin hosting at her home on Commonwealth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Helping Hand Society
Edith Fenton
Central Street
Birdice Chaplin
Commonwealth Avenue
Joseph R Perry Wins Elks Whist Lead at Concord Lodge
Joseph R Perry won first prize at the public whist party in the Concord Lodge Elks. Lovell P George and Harold Tompkins led the event with many prize winners listed, including Mrs Rene Harold Tompa and Mrs Alice Ps Mre, plus a consolation prize to Miss Marion McPhillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perry
Elks’ Pices
Concord
Bike
Lovell P George
Harold Tompkins
Rene Harold Tompa
Alice Ps
J. McPhillips
Mary Boyce
Frank Miller
Otto Boreson
Bertha Boreson
Frances E Boyce
Mark Mara
John Bartolomeo
Moreau
Asther Wood
Manley Boyce
George Murphy
Mary McBreen
Charles Miller
John Shea
Frank
Marion McPhillips
Concord Vacuumed: Afternoon in Spain at Unitarian vestry
An afternoon program titled An Afternoon in Spain entertained attendees at the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian church in Concord on a Wednesday afternoon. The Women's Parish group chaired by Herbert F Whipple organized the event with de Lellis performing several selections on the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Spain
Unitar' Ap Church
West Concord Woman's Club Presidents' Day Program
The West Concord district hosts the annual Presidents' Day gathering at Odd Fellow hall with 11th District club presidents present. Guest Mrs Herbert Stephens of Arlington heads the state art department. program features include Art in the Home and an appeal by Mrs Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Odd Fellowhall
Herbert Stephens
Arlington
State Federation
Herbert L. Day
Stephens
Guy Fernald
Alice Lindbergh
Cambridge
Velman Hinman Edwardson
Dorothy Miner
Harold E Gibbs
Robert Walker
John E .Hannon
Herbert L Day
Frank H Hewitt
Harvest Home Festival and Diocesan History in Concord
In Concord Massachusetts Reverend S O Dexter rector emeritus leads a Harvest Home Festival and showcases Picturesque People in Our Diocesan History celebrating the Diocese of Massachusetts 150 years old this Autumn 1934. The schedule lists 9.30 am Church School and 11 am Morning prayer and sermon with a 2.30 pm Church Aid Society on Wednesday November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
S O Dexter
Church School
Diocese of
Church Aid Society
Ellen Sullivan Wins Whist at Warner Hall West Concord
Ellen Sullivan of West Concord won first prize in whist at the fourth public beave and whist party in Warner Hall under Corporal Hosmer Camp USWV. The event, part of a series, had Nealie Case second and a list of other winners from West Concord and Concord. the turkey whist final is set for November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Gullivan
West Concord
Warner Hall
Ralph P Hosmer
Walter P. Blodgett
NeHie Case
West Conord
Alien Burnham
George Farron
Concord
Warren A Rice
Alice M O'Brien
Arthur F Adams
Joseph R Perry
Dorothea Macone
M E Barker
Wills
Worcester
Del
Concord Lodge Holds Open Night in Odd Fellows Hall
Concord Lodge 100 F conducted the second open night in Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday. Vice Grand Fred S Byerly presided. Charles Allen gave an illustrated lecture titled A World Tour and a collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Fred S Byerly
Charles Allen
Concord High Girls Fall 3–0 to Cambridge School
Concord High School girls soccer suffered a 3–0 defeat to Cambridge School for Girls of Waltham. Goals came from Valentine Morse and Smith with referees and umpires alternating. Eleanor Dobbins and Mies Baker listed. game played in two 15 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Woon
Cambridge School For Girls
Waltham
Concord High
Sccre
Cambridge School
Valentine
Morse
Smith
Eleanor Dobbins
Mies Baker
Bridge Party and Tea Held in Warner Halls
West Concord Woman's Club hosted a bridge party and tea in Warner Halls on Tuesday November 13. Mrs Frank A Cleaves led the event with help from Mrs Harold Gibbs Mrs Evelina Edwardeen and Mrs Juliet Day. A large attendance enjoyed the tables as new players joined the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Halls
West Concord
Frank
A. ‘Cleaves
Harold Gibbs
Evelina Dwardeen
Juliet Day
Officers to Be Chosen at Annual Meeting Urged Attendance
A large attendance is urged as officers for the coming year are to be chosen. George C. Q. Mansfield, chief fire inspector of the Department of Public Safety, will speak on the subject The State Police What They Do and How They Do It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Q. Mansfield
Department of Public Safety
Concord Musical Club Lecture Recital On European Music
A Concord Music Club event featured Mrs. Alfred M. Uhler discussing sixteenth and seventeenth century European music plus modern works. Performances included piano selections by Mrs. Uhler, violin pieces by Miss Marion Barker with Mrs. Uhler, and vocal solos by Mrs. Horace D. H. Williams and others accompanied by Mrs. Pratt. Tea followed with club officers serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Music Club
Henry F. Smith
Sudbury Road
Alfred M. Uhler
Marion Barker
Uhber
Horace D. H. ‘Williams
Burleigh L. Pratt
Roger D. Sw
No Chance in Senatorial Recount
A recount in Concord for State Senator confirmed the original result. Moyse, Republican, remained at 1747 votes and Cahill, Democrat, stayed at 911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyse
Cahill
Old Acres Farm Bureau Names Jones Secretary
Fred R. Jones of Old Acres Farm, Concord, was elected secretary of the Middlesex County Farm Bureau at a Wednesday meeting and banquet in Cary Memorial Hall attended by about 250 members. Alden Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner was named director for the Central district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Jones
Old Acres Farm
Concord
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Cary Memorial Hall
Alden Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Cord
The Right or Left and the Concord Bank Ad
A political essay notes that people divide between right and left, debating conservatism and socialism. It promotes the Concord Co operative Bank as progressive yet socialist in spirit, advertising four percent interest and a November 21st date for the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord. Co-operative Bank
Adv
Woman's Union Crafts Fair At Concord Church
The Concord Church hosts the Woman's Union fair featuring Swedish and Scottish crafts, home crafts, and new crafts. Generous patronage supported sales, making the event financially successful and lively. A chicken pie supper in the hall, led by Mrs. Howar, was enjoyed along with the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveeen
Knights of Columbus Lead In 1934 45 Tournament Standings
Concord Council Knights of Columbus defend title as they lead weekly competition in Monument hall Friday. Knights score 42 to trail Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians by three, with Ancient Order scoring 35 and Minute Men 23 in the round. Final totals place Hibernians 143 Knights 140 Minute Men 117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
K. of C
Knights
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernians
Minwte
Concord church service and Christian Science lessons noted
The notice lists a 10 45 o clock service for Church of Christ Scientist with a testimonial meeting and reading room hours 2 to 5 on weekdays except holidays. It also reports Concord High girls playing inter-class soccer and field hockey on Emerson playground with several scoreless or 5 0 results among sophomore and freshman teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Middlesex School Class Presidents Listed by Name
The presidents of most Middlesex School classes are named with the exception of one. Class 1 is led by Francis Davis Millett of Great Neck NY, Class 2 by Hugh Lenox Bond Bergland of Witming um Del, Class 3 by Philip Winsor Trumbull of Weston, and Class 4 by Frederick Pickering Parson.
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Middlesex Chicago
Francis Davis Millett
Great Neck
Hugh Lennox Bond Bergland
Witmingum del
Philip Winsor Trumbull
Weston
Frederick Pickering Parsen
Coldest Season Night Records Hit Concord Area
Concord reported a frigid night with temperatures from 14 to 19 above zero. The Weather Bureau observer noted a 15 degree official low at 6 am in Concord, Lexington dipped to 14, and Arlington registered 19 at Heigis as the cold snap lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fred A. Tower
Cooperative Weather Bureau
Lexington
Arlington
The
Heigis
Blanchard and Gerrish Tie for Whist Prize in State Armory Event
Nathan Blanchard of this town and Kenneth Gerrish of Lincoln tied for first whist prize at the third in a series of whist and beano parties held in the State Armory under Co. H 182d Infantry M N G with Sergt Edward Lawton in charge. Other prize winners include Fannie Petersen Concord Annie Smith Concord Gus Belmont Concord J T Crocker West Concord William E J Graham West Concord Guy Santora West Concord Harriet West Kendal Green John F Doyle West Concord Bert Fraticelli Concord Walter P Blodgett West Concord Gertrude Martell Concord.
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Nathan Blanchard
Kenneth Gerrish
Lincoln
State Armory
Co. H. 182d Infantry
M.N.G
Sergt
Edward Lawton
Fannie Petersen
Concord
Annie Smith
Gus Belmont
J. T. Crocker
West Concord
William E. J. Graham
Guy Santora
Harriet West
Kendal Green
John F. Doyle
Bert Fraticelli
Walter P. Blodgett
Gertrude Martell
Mary A Williams Weds Franklin M Mann in Concord
The marriage unites Miss Mary A Williams daughter of Mr Mrs Martin A Williams of Willems road Concord a former Ashland Junior High teacher and Franklin Merrit Mann son of Mr Mrs David Mann of Lincoln. Mann a Harvard 1931 graduate and Tau Beta Pi member works with the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and will relocate to Pensacola Florida with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Williams
Martin A. Williams
Willems Road
Concord
Ashland
Franklin Merrit Mann
David Mann
Lincoln
Mann
Harvard College
Tau Beta Pi
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pensacola
Fla
Elks Lodge Hosts Edward W. Sheehan Visit
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Edward W. Sheehan of Concord Lodge led a formal visit to Brookline Lodge on Monday evening at Elks' Home in Brookline. He was accompanied by a large and distinguished suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Sheehan
Concord Lodge of Elks
Brookline Lodge
Elks
Brookline
Rev Dr Maxwell Savage Preaches at Middlesex School Chapel
Reverend Dr Maxwell Savage of the Unitarian church in Worcester delivered the chapel service at Middlesex School on Sunday. The sermon addressed moral duty and community service in a quiet, reflective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Savage
Unitarian Church
Worcester
Middlesex School
Concord minister Seeken tton James preaches at Unitarian church
Seeken tton James of Concord preaches at the Unitarian church urging lay men to observe Sunday as a return to God and the Bible, seeking guidance from scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James of Concord
Unitarian Church
Seale Tenancy
God
Memorial service notes at the YPSC gathering
Miss M Marguerite Leighton played the organ as memorial flowers at the altar honored Helen Loring Kennedy and Angus MacLeod, presented by their families. President Miss Mary Nelson led the YP 8 C meeting at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Leighton
Helen Loring Kennedy
Angus MacLeod
Mary Nelson
Todd Hatheway engagement announced
The engagement is announced for Mr Todd son of Mr and Mrs C Lee Todd. A Harvard alumnus from the class of 1929 he belongs to Fox Club Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and the Harvard Club and is connected with a Boston investment firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Todd
C. Lee Todd
Harvard
Fox Club
Hasty Pudding
Institute of 1770
Harvard Club
Boston
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meets in Concord Temple
Walden Royal Arch Chapter holds a meeting at the Masonic Temple in Concord this evening with Ex. Lindsey N Smith of Maynard presiding in his first full meeting after his instatement as High Priest in October. The regular fourth degree ceremonial will be exemplified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Concord
Lindsey N Smith
Maynard
Homecoming Sunday Brings Former Members To Trinitarian Church
Morning service at Trinitarian Congregational Church marked Homecoming Sunday with returnees from the church. The Order of DeMolay attended in a body, Rev. George Loring Thurlow preached on Making Up Your Minds, and Howard G Hawkes spoke to the Young People's Club. In Trinity Episcopal Church Gordon Hutchins spoke at 12 o clock on The General Convention of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational
Order of del Molay
George Loring Thurlow
Howard G Hawkes
Concord Public Schools
Trinity Episcopal Church
Gordon Hutchins
District Deputy Visits Willow Rebekah Lodge
Willow Rebekah Lodge in West Concord honored by a Monday meeting visit from District Deputy President Mrs. Elsie A. Waterman of Woburn and Deputy Marshal Miss Viola Cole. Noble Grant Mrs. Marion Whitney presided as guests were welcomed amid a pantomime titled The Arrival of Aunt Matilda with performers Mrs. Cor a MacLeod Mrs Caroline McCabe Miss Lilian Miner and Miss Elizabeth Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
Trinitarian 7pm Older Young Group Meeting
An Older Young group gathers at 7 pm at the Trinitarian church. The notice notes a weekly meeting with fellowship and discussion in a small community setting.
Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting Note
The Concord Parent Teacher Association met Monday in the high school auditorium to discuss school events and community involvement. Attendees included parents and teachers planning next week’s activities and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord’ Pa ‘Association
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Alabama
Union
Representative Rogers
NEW Code
Edith Nourse Rogers
England
Lomey
Middlesex Institution
Ary F.S
Joseph R. Perry
Trinity Church
Ellen Sullivan
F Lodge
Bridge and Tea
Concord Musical Club
OLD Acres Farm Bureau
Woman's Union
Concord Church
Laske
Mary Baker
Eddy
Nate Blanchard
Ken Gerrish
Franklin M. Mann
Todd-Hatheway
Walden
Royal Arch Chapter
Concord Yankees
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Concord Parent
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