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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
12
Miss Rachel Works has been engaged to play as accompanist in Sudbury for events on Friday November 5 and November 15. On November 5 she will accompany Cinderella in Flowerland at the Universalist church directed by Mrs. Ralph Beecroft. On November 15 she will accompany Miss Vernice Coolidge who will sing before the West Concord Woman's Club.
Wellesley High edged Concord High 2 0 on Emerson Playground as Jeanie Bratten scored twice and Mary Dalton added a tally. Officials contested technique and timing but the Wellesley defense held firm in the second half, lifting Wellesley to the top of the standings while Concord faded.
Concord High School forms a Latin club and stages a Latin play. Members engage in activities such as mock Roman armor costumes and architecture displays along with utensils themed projects.
The Sheiks powered past Needham 30-0 at Alumni Field on a Sunday benefit game. Johnnie Moore, Billy Kitowicz Juggen Backs and Nyholm starred on a fast, well blocked offense with strong interference from Chyzus and Nyholm. Touchdowns came from Kitowicz Nyholm and O'Toole as the Sheiks led 18-0 at halftime and expanded the lead through the second half backed by a solid defense.
At the West Concord Union church meeting the Ladies Union fixed the Christmas Fair for Saturday December 7. The location is to be announced. President Mrs Allison H Wells chairs the committee. Hostesses included Mrs Irving S Duren Mrs Idonia Barrett Mrs Albert A Achorn and Mrs Herbert L Day.
Veterans met at Concord Veterans Buildings as the Spanish War Veterans council No. 2 formed a Merrimac Valley vicinity. Major Daniel J. Murphy presided while John C. Barrett helped organize camps in Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Amesbury and New Port with about fifty comrades attending the next meeting in Haverhill.
Fire crews responded to a garage blaze at 43 Comma street after a West Concord West station box 45 call at 5 10 PM. No truck-Y Fred Viola address noted. fire was extinguished with only light loss to the owner.
At the meeting of the Is oliate Christian Endeavor the fellows were chosen for the year. President Mary Ma. Vice President Donald Belem. Secretary Edith McWills. Treasurer John Damon Graham will serve.
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