Credit cooperative bank report highlights small real estate exposure
The bank report notes 1 041 share holders and 105 certificate holders as of October 15. It states few co operative banks in the Commonwealth own real estate, with no foreclosures recorded. The October 15 1930 balance sheet is compared with 1999 figures, and recommendations from the Commissioner of Banks were implemented. Raymond D Willard signs as President.
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Lowe
Iks
Euas Bey
Commonwealth
Commissioner of Banks
Raymond D. Willard
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Ty Fund
Senior C H Sethe Chooses Photographer For Year
The leg of the senior C H Sethe follows a vote to elect the photographer for this year selecting McWalter John Brigham Twitchell Molly Harlow J Beckwith Dorothy May as candidates in the contest.
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C. H.sethe
McWalter
John Brigham
Twitchell
Molly Harlow
jBeckwHd
Dorothy May
Concorde High field hockey tied in interclass race
Sophomore and Freshman girls field hockey teams at Concorde High remain scoreless through two periods on Emerson playground and after three more periods on Friday, the Freshmen pressing offense while the seniors defend firmly. Second-team players split evenly between the outfits.
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Concord
Concorde High School
Emerson
Fenn Clinches Season With Big 34 14 Win
Fenn School football clinches season with a 34 to 14 victory over Shady Hill of Cambridge. Players tore down goal posts and paraded the field afterward. Banquet held at Fenn School with Roger C. Fenn presiding and coach Everett F Weygant in attendance.
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FENN
Cof Concord
Shady Hill
Cambridge
Roger C. Fenn
Everett F.’ Weygant
Geese Flight Signals Winter South Over Concord
A Weymouth weather witness notes a large flock of geese seen flying south over Concord in the early hours. The hundreds of birds startled sleepers in Arlington and Lexington as they headed southward in this early winter omen. In related news, the Old Concord Chapter D A R held a Wednesday bridge party at the Chapter House to bolster funds, with Mrs Herbert B Smith chairing and Mrs Horton Edmands assisting.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Arlington
Lexington
Southland
D. A. R. Whist
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chapter House
Herbert B Smith
Horton Edmands
Frederick Moreau Elected Master of Concord Grange No 150
At the annual meeting held in the Elks hall last Tuesday evening Frederick B Moreau of 257 Main Street was elected master of Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry. Nettie A Wells was chosen over seer, Arthur F Adams master, William Edmonds lecturer, and the position of steward was filled.
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Frederick Moreau
Grange
Concord Grange
Elks Hall
Frederick B Moreau
Main Street
Nettie A Wells
Arthur F Adams
William Edmonds
Travel Memories Highlight World Trip At Woman's Union
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church met in the Chapel with President Mrs George W Towle presiding. Mrs Albert M Harlow spoke on Travel Memories of a Trip Around the World after her recent world journey. Hostesses were Mrs John H Whitney and Mrs John R Hinton.
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Woman’s Union
Woman’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Zvfternoon
George W. Towle
Albert M Harlow
Harlow
John H Whitney
John R Hinton
Women's Union to Hold Christmas Fair at Trinitarian Church
The Women’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church plans a fair in the vestry over two afternoons and one evening. It opens Friday December 5 with afternoon and evening sessions. On Saturday December 6 the sale closes to the afternoon only.
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Women's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord News Roundup Shows Local Moves and Festive Prep
Residents report moves on Fielding Street and new Concord school events at noon today. Police Chief William Ryan and local hunters return from Maine after each claiming three deer. Fire crews battle a Nine Acre Corner car fire damaging an ETI vehicle owned by Edward Seccomb. Concord High football trains daily for Thanksgiving clash with Washington High on the person’s playground. The Concord Musical sees activity as Thanksgiving approaches.
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Yean Este
Fred Merington
Henry H Huston
Fielding Street
Concord
John M. ‘Keyes
William G. Ryan
William Bugler
Chuck” Bulger
Jesse Hoyt
Walter Hoyt
Nate
Funeral services for George Farrar in Lincoln Congregational Church
Retired George Farrar died recently and funeral rites were held Wednesday at the Lincoln Congregational Church. The service was led by Rev. George Loring Thurlow with organ music by Edward Lincoln. Bearers included Joe W Farrar and others. burial followed in Lincoln cemetery.
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George Farrar
Congregational Church
Lincoln
Charles
N. ‘Thorp
George Loring Thurlow
Temeetiee Congregational Church
Conant Lane
All Thy Saints
Edward Lincoln
Porras
Farrar
Joe W Farrar
Lincoln Cemetery
Thurlow
Concord Girls Defeat Mayhard High in Field Hockey
Concord High School field hockey hosts Mayhard High School and, despite a slow start, their defense holds firm. Katherine Byron sets up Betty Rudd for a first period goal and Rudd scores again in the second period as Concord improves to four wins and three losses this season.
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Mayhard High School
Concord
Ibut
Katherine
Byron
Betty Rudd
Concord Girls
Miss Rudd
Migs
M. Williams
Diakin
Swanson B. Beckvold
Hagel
P. McCarthy
M. Kenney
A. Langille
E. Miller
Junior Eleven Edges Senior Eight in Scrappy Tilt
A fragmented recap notes junior team defeating senior eight in a school match. Pauline Heyliger tallies several goals while teammates like Here and Sheehan contribute, with Deacon Bartolomeo and others also listed among scorers as the game unfolds.
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Pauline Heyliger
Gdals
Hine
Jumbne
M. Sheehan
Mr and Mrs Mott Shaw Enjoy Africa Trip
Mr and Mrs Mott Shaw travel to Africa after a Spain tour. Edward Camp leads the Congregational group at Trinitarian Church with Rev George L hot rlow preaching the morning sermon. A Cord Academy concert drew a large crowd with a double quartet from the Glee Club performing folk songs Gilbert and Sullivan and classics. Douglas MacKinnon led the quartet and sang three baritone pieces to the audience’s delight. Ralph Kirkpatrick accompanied at the Diane with notable artistry and two solos.
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Mott. Shaw
Africa
Spain
Ips Congregational Clu
Fee
Douglas’ MacKinnon
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Diane
Sunday Service and Reading Schedule at Concord Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord Mass announces Sunday service at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 10 46 a m and Wednesday testimonial meetings at 7 46 p m Reading room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays excluding holidays The Golden Text for November 80 centers on overcoming evil with faith and the Lesson Sermon draws from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy Health with Key to the Scriptures outlines overcoming evil with Love and Truth.
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Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Mass
Mary Bakersday
Ieee
Kore
Tvés
Aris Ake
Trinity Church Thanksgiving Week Schedule
The schedule lists services and events at Trinity Church led by Rev. Smith O. Dexter and Rev. Olaf M. Johnson. Events include Wednesday November 26 at 2.30 p.m. Whatch Aid Society. Thanksgiving Day morning union service. Sunday services with Holy Communion and Parish School. December classes for women and social principles discussion. choir rehearsal December 1 at 7.30 p.m.
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Concord
Mass
Smith O. Dexter
Whatch Aid Society
Trina
Olaf M. Johnson
Jesus
Concord High School to Host Thanksgiving Football Dance
The Concord High School Voice plans its third annual football dance on Thanksgiving evening in the new high school auditorium. Sheridan's orchestra will provide music and art display is planned. A limited ticket sale runs through committee members Haurie McWalter Jr and others.
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Concord’ High School
Sheridan
Ea Ice
Mste
Haurie McWalter
Ford
Alma Landgille
Bernard Megin
Conrad Bar
Longtime Standard Oil Concord office manager to retire
At week’s end Gran , after nearly 24 years with the Standard Oil Co., will resign as manager of the Concord Office. A memorial from colleagues is noted as part of the farewell. Congratulations are extended to Mr Holden.
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Gran
Standard Oil Co
Rep.ag
Concord
Hag
Holden
Middlesex School Elects Captain for Next Season
Middlesex School Concord announces Lawrence Eaton Brookline will be captain elect for next season. Eaton succeeds Capt Richard Shreve Salem who graduates next June. Seventeen players and the manager earned football letters this fall including Borden Fall River Doolittle Barneveld Estey Winchester Mercy Winchester Nacey Chicago Pollard Beaton Raff New York City Thome Washington. Coach Foster will guide Shreve Borden Doolittle Estey Fuller Johnston Pollard Raff Thom through graduation.
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Middlesex
Concord
Lawner
W Eaton
Brookline
Eaton
Richard S. Shreve
Salem
Richard Shreve
Lawrence Eaton
Robert Borden, Jr
Fall River
Wilton Burton
Bronxville
N. Y
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
John Doolittle
Barneveld
N.Y
Endicott Estey
Winchester
Hayden Mercy
Peirie Fuller
Boston
Eldredge Jackson
Providence
I.j Marius Johnston
Lexington
Peter Jynkin
New York City
Harry Nacey, Jr
James Pollard
Beaton
Gardner Prouty, Jr
Littleton
Herbert Raff
Huntington Thome
Washington, DC
Elwood Boynton
Robert’f Foster
Shive
Borden
Doolittle
Fuller
Johnston
Pollard
Raff
Thom
Sophomores to Meet Seniors for Concord High Championship
Concord High School sophomores upset freshmen 12 7 to earn a shot at the seniors for the football title. Tripoli and Minotti DiCicco led the sophomores with two and one touchdowns respectively, while M DiCicco added the extra point and dominated on both sides of the line. Refs: Hawkes. linesman Brigham. four ten minute periods.
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Concord
Sopho Mores
Seni
Hmerson
DiCicco Brothers
Tripoli
Minotti
Minotti DiCicco
Swan
Thel
Bodfish
Peterson
Swan Arman
MacRae
Brothen
M. DiCicco
Concord High School
Concord High
T. Dicicco
Howard G. Hawkes
John Brigham
Concord Yankees and Woburn tied in scoreless football clash
Sunday at Emerson playgrounds the Concord Yankees and the Woburn eleven battled four scoreless periods with stout defense. Neither side managed to score as McKenna Mara Dever Hagerty and Hamilton led the visitors defense while Concord’s line stifled every Yankee advance.
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Emerson
Concord Yankees
Woburn
Yankees
Concord
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Payson True
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Trinity Church
Fred E. Power
Municipal Light
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