Concord High School Offers Mental Measurement Course
The Concord Department of Education and the University Extension present a fivelecture course on mental measurements and psychology. Instructors Pro win A Shaw and John Ratcliffe discuss history uses and misuses of tests, procedures, scoring, and interpretation. Certificates awarded to teachers who complete the work, course valued as one semester hour.
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Concord
High
Prowin A Shaw and John
Ratcliffe
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You’ll Never See A Yankee Day Like Yesterday
By situ GOnUw St. Louis MO INS notes the perennial World Series bias as Ruth and the Yankees thrash a National League team. The column mocks NL clubs for failing to challenge the Yankees and predicts another dominant year for Ruth and Co.
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St. Louie
INS
Bureau
Ruppert
Ruth and Co
Lassman A. T. N. T. Heroic Return for NYU Football
Al Lassman of New York University captains the varsity line and returns from a leg injury against Colgate to compete for a berth. At six feet four and 216 pounds he anchors the line, with a past record of speed in 1926 against Rutgers and a boxing background in Cambridge. His prospects stir talk of strong betting and boxing-club interest as he eyes a decisive season comeback.
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New York University
al Lassman
Colgate
Lassman
Meehan
Lassmann
Rutgers
Rutger
Fordham
Cambridge
Mass
Boxiz
Scrambil
Igres Rey Fay Ci
Real Aetendie
Flower and plant sale aids South Acton church project
The L. S. C. of the Congregational church held a successful plant and flower sale to the Improvement rooms on Tuesday afternoon. Charles S. Hodge of California is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Flint at their home on Stow Road.
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Congregational Church
Charles S. Hodge
California
Carl C. Flint
Stow Road
Gowen Proposes Mill Dam Transfiguration Idea
Concord Board of Trade heard Alfred Gowen discuss a Mill Dam project in Colonial style architecture with fireproof modern systems. He likened it to a dream Concord with Lincoln Highway ties, recalling Williamsburg restoration work and promising larger business and profits, though reception was mixed.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Eaton Hall
Edward B. Caiger
Alfred Y. Gowen
Gowen
Old
New England Times
Lincoln Highway
Williamsburg
Maynard Adds Names To Voting List At Registrar Meeting
At a Registrars of Voters meeting last night 41 new names were added to the voting list bringing total registered voters to 2318 the town's largest ever. The list includes Helen Langlois Milbra White John Langlois George Luker An nié M Robins Elizabeth Labonte Michael Pieceawicz Robert M Veitch Matthew MDudzinski Margaret L Driscoll Sarah Cannon Helen Gardner Tonne Sivonen Matti Sivonen Helen Van Verse Anna Casey Mary Lovell Lilian E Doyle Edith M Jamieson Harland O'Donnell Mattie Grahalm Riva V Moynihan Nellie E Frye Vincenzo Tuchesi Henry Wardzala Mary Vodaklys Florence C Shannon Joesph Bliderman Henry J Frye Helen Manty Bertha M Saari Joseph Randalavitch Malcolm D Gale Nora W Riley Francis Adams Honora McCain Marvy Coady Jennie Carbone Caroline Columbo Kenneth B Prue and others were added to the list.
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Registrars of Voters
Helen Langlois
Roosevelt St
Milbra T White
Main St
John Langlois
George Luker
McKinley St
Annié M Robins
Dartmouth St
Elizabeth Labonte
Roosevelt, St
Michael Pieceawicz
Mill St
Robert M. Veitch
Pleasant iSt
Matthew M Dudzinski
Margaret L’ Driscoll
Sarah Cannon
Brooks St
Helen Gardner
Tonne Sivonen
Bancroft St
Matti Sivonen
Helen van Verse
High St
Anna Casey
Mary Lovell
Great Road
Lilian E Doyle
Parker St
Edith M Jamieson
Lincoln St
Harland O'Donnell
Grant
Mattie Grahalm
Riva V. Moynihan
Nellie E ‘Frye
Great
Tuchesi Vincenzo
Easom Cross
Florida Road
Henry Wardzala
Percival
Vernon. St
Francis Adams
Mrs Packard Returns Home After Visit
Mrs J W Packard of Ashland New Hampshire returns home after visiting Mrs Dorothy Widerkin on Grant Street. Packard was formerly Pauline Cox a resident of the city.
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Marlboro
J. W. Packard
Ashland
N. H
Dorothy Widerkin
Grant Street
Packard
Pauline Cox
Ruth Gehrig Power Dominate 1928 World Series
Ruth hit .625 and Gehrig .600 as the Yankees swept the World Series in four games. The pair set records for batting average runs and total bases, eclipsing prior marks and delivering a one sided title defense.
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N. S
St. Louis
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Ruth
Gehrig
Roth
Hafik Gondyr
Joe Harris
Harris
Huumor
Sée'y To Meet Improvement South October Evening
The South Acton Improvement Association holds its annual meeting on Wednesday evening October 17 at 8 o clock in the Congregational vestry. Members are urged to attend with a large fee. business will discuss social plans for the winter season.
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Acton
Halloween Whist Party At Mason A A Court Ad
A whist party will be held at Mason Avenue to support the Circle. The event features a Halloween theme with a Maynard A A group aiding the circle. Regular advertising pays for the notice.
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Mason
Hallowe'en Mae
Funeral for Felix De Prati in West Concord
Felix De Prati died Sunday after a short illness. His funeral was held Tuesday morning at 9 from 444 Main Street with a Help of Christians Church requiem mass. Interment followed at St. Bernard's cemetery. He was born in Belgium arrived nine years ago and recently settled in Concord. Survived by wife, a son Charles and daughter Mrs. Wmil Billett.
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Felix de Prati
Main Street
Help of Christians Church
George Roach
Charles Watts
John Kelley
Andre Billett
Albert Duprenat
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
de Pratne
Belgium
First Whist Social of Concord Council K of C
The first social affair since officer election will be a whist party in Monument Hall on Thursday evening October 11. The committees in charge are Frederick E Lawton John B Lynch Thomas J McGann Jr Daniel C Sullivan and John Hayes.
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Concord Council
K. of. C
Monument Hall
Frederick E. Lawton
John B. Lynch
Thomas J McGann, Jr
Daniel C Sullivan
John Hayes
Newport Visitors Share News with Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs John Condon and family of Newport New Hampshire visit with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Collins and Mr and Mrs John Condon on Main street.
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John Condon
Newport, NH
Lawrence Collins
Main Street
Grange Whiat Awards Favors
A well attended public whist followed the Annuranac Grange P of H meeting in IOOF hall Monday evening. Miss Elizabeth Connell led, assisted by Mrs Maud Kelley. Prizes awarded to Mrs Fred Gale, Mrs W H Ray, Mrs F P Batley, Mrs Philin Mulvey, Joseph Santoro, W H Ray, 4 P Massie, and Fred Gale with committees arranging refreshments.
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Concord
Annuranac Grange
P. of
Hmall
Elizabeth Connell
Maud Kelley
Fred Gale
W H Ray
P Massie
Natick
Annie Riley
Margaret Nagle
Hare Lice Lee
Social whist and church notices in West Acton
West Acton residents host social dance at Highland Street home of Mr and Mrs Albert Hicks. Community events include Bray's Musical Boys, church services, and a week of Society of Christian Endeavor activities with guest speaker Dr Phineas Kennedy.
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Mies
Rose
Helen
Sannell
Montreal
Albert Hicks
Highland Street
Concord Lodge
Anna “Feat
Bray
William
Grace W “Jett
St. Florida
Sudbury Club to Play Old Timers at King Field
The Sudbury Baseball Club will meet the Old Timers of pear for a game at King Field South Sudbury on Oct 12 at 2 15 PM This will be the last game of the season.
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Sudbury
King Field
South Sudbury
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