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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
5
Pratt tops field with 32 points at Country Club tournament on links. Piper second with 30 points, Abbot 30, Hepburn 29, Blanchard and others close with 28 to 32 points overall.
A parish sale at Hutchins Parish House features vegetables and edible goods, with Mrs Root presiding and Mrs Robert Walker assisting. Herbert B Smith oversees suspicious foods and household items to be sold under Mrs George Keyes Work committee direction. The event runs from 8 AM to 5 PM with a children’s grab bag activity and a sale at 2:30 PM.
Pastor Gail Cleland led illustrated talks about Germany and the Rhineland from the Alps to Cologne in a chapel gathering. The series drew a large audience, offering impressions of castles, cathedral interiors, and scenic wonders seen by Cleland and listeners.
In Concord on Thursday evening members gathered at the church banquet hall for a fellowship night. After a bountiful meal, Mrs. Elsie Rose Hubbard sang and Rev. Gail Cleland, pastor, shared an illustrated drama titled The Servant in the House, with Miss Edward L. Tuttle as committee chair.
Miss Margaret Olsen and Theodore Alfred Arel wed at the Olsen home in Northampton with Rev. Charles E. Pedersen officiating. Attendant Miss Sigrid Olsen wore blue velvet and carried yellow roses. reception followed as the couple headed to Northampton, Massachusetts.
Boys singles action at Emerson Playground with Keyes defeating Hawley 6-2 6-2 in round one. Doyle beat Clahane 5-7 7-5 6-4 in round two, Tolman overcame Bygrave 6-3 6-2, and Cook advanced by default over Cleland.
Trinity Church announces weekly timetable with Rector Rev. Smith O. Dexter and Curate Rev. Richard T. Loring. Events include Holy Communion at 8:30, Church School at 10:00, Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00, and choir rehearsal on October 18 at 7:30 P.M. plus Boy Scouts events on October 12 and 19 at 7:30 P.M.
Edward F. Loughlin argues against religious intolerance in the Smith campaign. He recalls Pilgrim history, cites Massachusetts rights and US constitutional protections, and urges equal treatment of Catholic and Protestant citizens seeking national office. He emphasizes freedom of worship and civic duties without religious discrimination.
Gardner High defeats Concord High School 26 to 6 in the opening game. Aura scores twice and adds PATs, Jezuko-wicz and Jouillet tally touchdowns, with Aura kicking two more goals. Concord’s lone score comes on a recovered fumble at the Gardner goal line. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Emerson embark on a camera hunting trip in New Brunswick.
The 7 30 Friday evening alarm from Box 16 proved false. Mr and Mrs Philip A Davis spent last week motoring through the Adirondacks. The North Quarter Unit of the Middlesex County Extension Service begins a meeting this afternoon with Mrs Os ear Beckvold of Monumentst.
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with lesson subject Are Sin Disease and Death Real Reading room hours 2 to 5 p m weekdays testimonial meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m Sunday school at 10 45 a m monument square Concord city note
Harrison O Apthorp sold a twelve room colonial with three baths a two car garage and over half an acre on Hosmer Road to Katherine E McManus of Brookline for investment with title from Walter Channing. The same firm later reported the sale of the property to Mary Parker Foss for occupancy. The Concord High Schoolgirls field hockey team opens its season in the Greater Boston Interscholastic League against Lexington at Emerson playgrounds this afternoon.
The King's Daughters gathered in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Tuesday afternoon to sew layettes for the Red Cross. Hosts were Mrs. Frederick Nullett and Mrs. Charles E. Tolman. Concord Chapter already sent three large cartons of clothing to Porto Rico.
The Middlesex School football eleven defeated Boston Trade School on the home gridiron. Middlesex built a small lead with steady gains, Cook plunging for a touchdown from the one yard line in the second period while Adams added an eight yard score in the final quarter. Both extra point attempts by Boston Trade were offsides, awarding the points to Middlesex.
Rally Day drew a large attendance at the Methodist Episcopal church with representation from Cradle Roll to Home Department. Rev. Charles B. Pedersen preached on Investing a Life in the evening, followed by a song service. An all day sewing meeting at Trinity Church Parish House planned with box lunches and coffee, sewing for the Wednesday Oct 24 church fair.
Concord held a preliminary meeting on Friday September 28 at 7 30 p m led by Senior Patrol Leader Robert Snyder. Seven honor medals and several perfect attendance medals were awarded to scouts.
A Newcastle New Brunswick despatch dated Oct 2 reports the Grand Jury did not return a true bill against Percy McCormick a druggist from Concord Massachusetts. He faced a manslaughter charge connected to the death of Richard Saulnier who was thrown from a motor truck. McCormick was visiting near Nelson when the fatality occurred.
Dave Robinson former Concord High star and Worcester Academy captain and fullback ran wild in a 10 to 0 victory over Holy Cross Freshman on Saturday.
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