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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
2
A garbled report notes Concord High School basketball with players including Bob Glel land and a forward from the team. The game had near misses on the Waltham goal and repeated holds on downs, finishing in a 0 to 0 tie.
Public probate notice states a will and administration of Ellen B late of Sudbury are before the court. Interested persons are summoned to appear at the Middlesex County court on the 26th day at 10 o clock to show cause why the administration with the will should not be granted to Eaton or others named in the will.
The fragment mentions Miss Avis V. Fowler presiding at a state convention. Various names appear alongside officials and umpires, suggesting a sports or organizational gathering. Time is noted as four 10 minute periods, implying a game-like event or formal meeting structure.
Rev George L Thurlow pastorates a Thursday Oct 19 program with a union sewing meeting lunch by Mrs J Hemenway. In the afternoon Gertrude Anderson speaks on her Burma work. Sunday Oct 22 Sunday School 9 20 a m Morning worship 10 45 a m Sermon. Wednesday Oct 25 Young Peoples Club 7 46 p m MidWeek Service.
A notice in Middlesex County Massachusetts directs Esther to appear in Cambridge Probate Court on October 19 1983 at ten o'clock to show cause why her name should not be changed and to publish this citation in the public record once every year for three years.
A bruising filly tournament over the watt Clit course featured Harold Bowers winning with a 10 feet lead from the 19th hole. Hubert Wardwell Jr. placed second four feet from the 19th cup, while William H. Anders was third fifteen feet from the cup in a strong field.
Concord Yankees defeated Riverbank Club 18 0 at Emerson Playground on Columbus Day as steady gains and strong teamwork yielded the victory. The full Yankee lineup contributed, with no single standout, and they advance to face Jeff Person Club next Sunday on the Emerson grounds.
Fragmentary notice reports Concord football schedule with Arlington A. failing to arrange a game. Word mentions one o clock start and Emerson as a potential opponent, but arrangements remained unconfirmed and unavailing.
The fragmentary listing shows players including Andrew H. Robb Jr and Charles F. Bowers in a series of match results with scores like 80 78 and 94 76. Names such as Robert Cobb Willer sham Jr and Walter E Borden appear alongside Hepburn Faversham and Edgarton. The scoreline sequence hints at a club or intercity event with multiple pairings and mixed outcomes.
William H. Dee of 60 on street was elected president of A O H at the annual meeting in Monument Hall. Officers chosen include Dennis Crowley vice president Patrick McPhillips financial secretary James Powers recording secretary Owen McPhillips sergeant at arms Robert Waddlack treasurer Richard Hartnett and Michael Hopkins. A standing committee was named with Marti Mullaney James Powers Jr and Thomas Flannagan to arrange installation. A Halloween dance was set for Oct 31 at Monument Hall with groups from Concord Council 287 K of C and Concord Rods Gun Club to plan the annual tournament.
The Concord Country Club holds its annual meeting in the Grub House main room on Saturday evening October 24 at 7 o clock. Reports of officers for the past year will be heard, officers for the next year elected, and other business handled. The Nominating Committee proposes Henrie P. Kidder as president Ralph C. Piper as vice president Ralph Holden as treasurer Charles G. Edgarton as secretary and Pari R Brooks Alex van der A Cameron Henry S Laughlin as governors. A supper will be served at 7:06 o clock.
The Thursday evening party at the Concent Lodge led by Levelt P. George and Yarold drew a large crowd to Ellis Halt on Colamaus Day. The play was lively with spirited performances by Manley Boyce of Lincoln. Mrs Boyce won the door prize, Myr Mary Reed won the special prize.
A fragmented report notes a fire prevention event at a local school with demonstrations of new firefighting apparatus. Students and staff observed the program, emphasizing safety and readiness.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Veterans or Adjutant meeting led by Ralph P. Hosmer Jr. and Walter in a U S context. The text references a monthly event, evening session, and potential attendance issues at a camp or building, with references to an Adjutant and organization abbreviations.
Concord Girls beat Belmont 1 0 with Pearl Hughes and Ruth Seley scoring. Roster includes K Diskin Ruth Seley and Katherine Burke. Umpires Miss Goodwan and Miss Zaluosky officiated. two 1 minute halves reported.
Mrs Thomas J Byron Heags and Mrs Eileen Dee led nominations for officers at the American Legion Auxiliary opening meeting in the Veterans Building. Mrs Eisie Sm Derby and Mrs Clare Mc Helden received nominations for honors with election set for November 6. A fundraising drive at Mrs Derby’s home on By street plans Christmas Welfare support.
The Sunday reading, titled Probation after Death, appears in the Lesson Sermon outlines for October 1 22. It cites Revelation 14 13 and 21 3 4 from the Bible and cites a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy about God and matter.
The Spanish War Veterans gather at the Veterans' Building with President Mrs. Mary Kelliher of Lincoln presiding. Also attending are Past Department President Mrs. Catherine O’Keefe of Dorchester and Department Corresponding Secretary Miss Florence O’Keefe.
The annual Memorial Mass of Concord Council Knights of Columbus was celebrated Thursday morning at St Bernard’s Church by the pastor Rev William H Winnick.
At October meetings of Court Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters Miss Agnes Colling was reelected Grand Regent for the coming year Miss Margaret Hearn elected Vice Grand Regent Miss Margaret Reilly Prophetess Mrs Eleanor Jenney lecturer Miss Loretta Carr historian Miss Sabina Coyne financial secretary Miss Helen Krukanis treasurer Miss Elizabeth Connell monitor Miss Dora Jagling sentinel Mrs Hileenx Dee organist and Mrs Mary Mullaney Mrs Ma O Briar and Mrs Alfred Christian trustees Officers will take office on Tuesday evening December 27 at Odd Fellows Hall Concord Selectmen are considering economy measures electric lights burn all night and police and traffic service feel the strain Mr and Mrs Charles G Barathon celebrated their wedding anniversary with a motor tour to the White Mountains All tickets for the Ladies Union supper by the men of the parish at the church banquet hall are sold
A muddled text introduces a family metaphor for success with colors of moral traits. It hints at a cooperative member series inviting deposits of one dollar to watch the baby grow, though wording is garbled.
Sunday's Prinitarian Congregational church service featured a sermon by Rev. George K. Pitur on The Word of God. The chorus choir performed Rejoice in the Lord and Lord of Our Life with Miss Anglo Faunce at the organ. A junior seminar for the younger people and the Young Teens Club met at 7 with light refreshments after services.
Lexington tennis players swept the first Lexington Concord championship yesterday in Lexington. In singles R Lockwood Tower defeated Boward P Chase 6 4. In doubles Richard B Rowse and Elliot T Sturgis Jr of Lexington beat Roger C Fenn and Richard Park of Concord 2 9 2.
At the eoard party by An mursnec Grange on Monday evening October 9 Arthur Adams won first prize. Riedie sian map bys Howard avant rr sem Jean McKay and others shared consolation prizes. Next meeting invites Acton Granges and seamen guests for a full hour tournament with Juvenile ees of Acton also expected. Tessie Red oversees neighbors’ Night.
Walt Disney's famous cartoon 3 Little Pigs remains on Broadway. The musical number Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf is popular with audiences. A first glimpse appears August 13 with a longer run planned on Broadway through November 5 for four days.
Hawthorne Chapter members met at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening for a memorial service honoring George, who passed away September 8. The ceremony featured Worthy Patron Mr. Austin D. MacRae and chaplain Heyliger. Prizes were awarded to several attendees, including Mrs. Roger K and Mrs. Frank A. Hett, amid a list of other prize winners.
The report details the marriage of Mar VNW.C to an unidentified groom at Union Church in Concord. Attendants include Harold Tig Mis and Heten Piérson with MacWilliams as best man. The couple plans a wedding trip to Falls and will reside on Wilson Avenue near Nep er Hall. The groom, connected to Mt. Auburn Street, is a club officer and business manager. the bride is daughter of Luke MadLeod. The piece notes community roles of both families and local fraternal affiliations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an auto incident in South Sudbury with injuries to an arm and signs of shock. Names and full details are missing, leaving an unclear sequence of events and involved parties.
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