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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
3
In the vestry of the Meeting House Hubert Bygrave and Holden hosted a state wide effort to check licenses and registrations. Police stopped between 800 and 1000 motorists with fewer than 20 lacking papers. No arrests were reported.
Ad copy touts tasteless cod liver oil tablets that claim to strengthen flesh, increase vigor and energy, and aid sleep. It markets McCoy’s as superior to substitutes and urges sticking to the original product.
William E. J. Graham recently installed Master of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will preside at the Masonic Temple on Monday October. Supper at 7 p m precedes the official visitation by Rt Wor Harold Dale of Billerica District Deputy Grand Master. He will be followed by Wor Eugene C. Vining Deputy Grand Marshal and Wor Harry Priesily Deputy Grand Secretary.
The Concord Woman's Club opens its Fall meeting at the Girl Scout Community House Walden Street next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. President Hugh P. Baker of the Massachusetts State College will address the gathering on the topic What is Happening to The Faces of Massachusetts.
Mrs Ronald S MacKenzie is home again after an operation at a Worcester hospital and is making fine progress toward a complete recovery.
South Acton Rev. B. H. Carritt is a patient at Emerson hospital in Concord after illness Sunday morning. He spoke his sermon before collapsing and is under care of Dr. O. L. Clarke. X rays taken. severity of illness not yet known. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
In Concord and Waltham related activity a 6 percent ardiron tie game occurred at Bicycle Park, Waltham, on Sanday. At Division 56 A O H meeting in Monument Hall last week Tuesday, officers elections were set for October 9 with William H. Dee presiding. Lincol Fish of New Hampton and University of New Hampshire was elected Freshman Class president. Major George F A Mulcahy, long-time Suffolk County corrections official, will be honored with a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Bradford on Oct 25 with Gov Ely, Mayor Mansfield, Ex Mayor Curley and others invited. Miss Martha Chase organized a Concord family silver exhibit at the Concord Antiquarian room, open two weeks, featuring a four piece Albany service, GW Washington spoon, and two silver cape badges originally awarded by Silas Dean.
Three Private s married past Summer to D. Ripley Gage of this town. Middlesex School reports nearly 136 registrations with new boys on Tuesday and old boys on Wednesday. R. K. Martin of Cambridge to teach manual arts replacing Maxfield Parrish Jr. Werner Paul Friederich resigns to attend Yale, after Summer at home in Switzerland. Fenn School opening reg 57, similar to last year, per Headmaster Roger C. Fenn.
Congregational church vestry hosted the opening meeting of the Woman's Union attended by Miss Merrill who addressed the gathering outlining church and community goals.
Rev Alfred W Stone preached on Whom a Dream Hath Passease at Sunday morning service and spoke to the children. Director Waldo MacWilliams with Miss Nina Ruble sang as Norman Johansen led the Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 o clock on This my Task.
First round saw Margaret Haton de fe defeat Mrs Charles Farnsworth 2S 6 2 6 4 and Mrs William Fa Vernham Jr best Mrs Martin Bovey 6 1 2 6 6 0. Quarterfinals include Mrs Leons Foss over Mrs Henry Rider 6 3 6 4 and Mrs William Fav ersham Jr over Mrs Alexander Cameron 4 6 6 2 6 0. Mixed doubles saw William Faversham Jr and wife win 7 5 6 2. Semifinals list Priscilla and Foss advancing.
In the Concord Golf Championships first round Harry Snell beat Henry Thompson Jr 5 and 4 Russell Robb defeated William McGlutkin 2 and 1 Andrew Hepburn won over Humphrey Hosmer 5 and 4 William Paversham Jr toppled Kenneth Hayes 6 and 5 William Cuship defeated Hubert Wardwell Jr 2 and 1 William Anderson beat John Eaton 3 and 2 Frederick Lovejoy beat Berkeley Wheeler 6 and 5 Michael Cordy Liliante Pratt and 5
A fire at a house over a mile from the central station was discovered in a second floor bedroom bureau. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after pulling the drawer and placing contents in a tub. The incident ended a 17 day alarmless period.
Sunday service at 10 46 and Sunday school at 10 45. testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 46. Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m weekdays except holidays. Lesson Sermon topic Sees reads from Bible including John and first John citations. Science Health with Key to the Scriptures cited on October 7.
The Concord Rotary Club held its first meeting and luncheon, marking the start of its local service for this community. Members gathered to discuss goals, projects, and upcoming events.
The Concord Lodge of Elks plans a weekly whist game starting October 4 with Lovell P. George in charge. The event will be held on Elks premises during Tuesday evenings as part of the lodge activities.
The Middlesex School eleven opened its season Friday by shutting out the Boston Trade School outfit 1 to 0. Middlesex controlled play, keeping Trade outside the 20-yard line throughout the match.
Concord High announces senior Everett Tomkins will not play again after a shoulder tear in practice. Coach George Carnie confirms the injury ends his football season.
Opening fall events outline plans for a church fair on October 9 at the home and on the church grounds. A cafeteria will be served at the close. Hostesses include Miss Liling Furbuch and Mrs Norman Calm. Sally Davis, a Cambridge Kendall Green graduate, will attend along with Miss Bennett from New York.
Regulations allow pupils who reach their fifth birthday on or before March 10 to enroll in the class if there is room. Peter Bulkeley school will admit children who have reached their fifth birthday by March 10, 19%4 until the quota is filled.
Concord girls receive top marks in end of year exams at Radcliffe. Names include Helena Thompson and Ann Donaldsen among honorees with high Honor Roll positions, reflecting strong academic performance.
A parish event marks the opening of a women’s parish with rectors in attendance and expressed joy over growing interest in Unitarianism in the western region. The report highlights community support and religious outreach efforts amid the celebration.
The Concord Art Association showcases works in its Print Room with the season’s charm and value. The event highlights Concord High School tests and the association’s ongoing activities under the timing of Russell .H. Ket and fellows.
A 19th century style exhortation urges facing consequences and keeping promises as the path to realizing a dream. The quoted advice emphasizes the value of a well kept promise and suggests action in the present to achieve security and success.
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