Earth Strata Changes After Ground Reworking
Government geologists state that earth dug from the ground and replaced will not revert to its original form. The strata will not re-form in the same position or manner as before the digging.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1934
Page
5
Births and local school notes from Concord and Boston
Alyn Lee Beardsall born at Baker Memorial and traveling to Europe for study with Paris and Grenoble on the itinerary. Concord Finance and School Committees inspected the new high school plans and hosted a lunch. building expected to serve 400 pupils. Edith appears in a Boston Sunday Herald note. Miss Edwards is a provisional Junior League member. Lawrence Academy honors William F. Brisman for about 90 percent average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Sunday Herald
Alyn Lee Beardsall
Baker Memorial Tal
Weehawken
N. J
Europe
Paris
Grenoble
Concord Finance Committee
Concord School Committee
Boston
Edith
Lawrence Academy
William F. Br'sman
Concord
Donation Day for Emerson Hospital Drives Community Support
Donation Day for Emerson Hospital is set for Friday November 2 from 9 am to 5 pm with two beach wagons at the Mill Sees next to Thorpe's Shoe Store for contributions. Mrs Harold Cabot Geries 1121 is listed for contact as last year’s generous response filled hospital cellars and Miss Price urges Concord and surrounding towns to help again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital
Thorpe
Harold Cabot Geries
Miss Price
Concord
Bridge Party and Tea Held by West Concord Club
Under the Ways and Means Committee Mrs Frank A Cleaves chairman a bridge party and a tea will be held in Warner Hall on the afternoon of Nov 16 Tickets at fifty cents may be had of Mrs Cleaves or Mrs Harold E B Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
West Concord
Revered sermon at Union Church on Life's Battles and Youth Talk
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone of West Concord Union Church delivered a vigorous morning sermon titled Life's Battles and addressed children on The Washington Rim. Music featured a vested choir directed by Waldo MacWilliams with Nina Ruble at the organ. Miss Priscilla Hay led the Y P S C BE meeting at six on Missionary Heroes of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union
Washington Rim
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Nina Ruble
Priscilla Hay
Y.P. Ss. C. BE
Concord Community Classes Open Tomorrow at 7 30 P M
The Concord Community classes begin Thursday November 1 at 7 30 p m with sessions at 7 30 and 8 30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Concord High School. Mrs T Mott Shaw leads a Spanish class Mondays at her home along with a tentative schedule of courses and lectures by local and visiting specialists. Enrollment at 7 p m Thursday November 1 and Tuesday November 6 costs fifty cents for one or more courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
T. Mott Shaw
Voigt
William and
Mary Dalton
Hosmer
Bosley
Thurlow
Wheeler
Hudspeth
Miss Connorton
Robbins
Smith
Neal
Wells
Cook
Adams
Arvin
Hawthorne
Concord Girls Fall to Wellesley in Two Games
Wellesley High girls defeated Concord twice with Irene Carpenter scoring in the first half of the first game and again as the invaders found the net in the second game. Concord players listed include Virginia Locke Captain Barbara Wheeler Jean MacRae and Helen Marthon among others. The second game finished 2 0 with Wellesley edging Concord. Upcoming games include Lexington and Maynard visits to Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rooters
Wellesley
Irene Carpenter
Invaders
Wellesley High
Concord High
Dorothy Garlands
W. R.w
Virginia Locke
Barbara Wheeer
Jean MacRae
Katheine Grant
Ruth Hughes
Katherine Hill
Wellesley Rtuge School
Middlesex Eleven Beats Andover 19 to 7 in Home Finale
Middlesex School defeats Andover Academy second team 19 to 7 to close its home season. Prouty scored two touchdowns from the backfield, Nacey added another on a forward pass. Andover’s Kausel intercepted and returned 30 yards for a TD. The report lists Middlesex players including Rainsford and Weeks and Andover roster details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark’s
Middlesex
St. Mark's School
Eeven
Middlesex School
Clark
Vny
Middlesex Wheeler le
Naylor
Whitlock
Andover GaBs
Andover Academy
Prouty
Nacey
Andover
Kausel
Milton
Adams
Parrot
Rogers
Simonds
Bordon
Rev Harland Evans Takes Bedford Pastorage
Rev Harland S Evans of Concord has accepted a call as minister of the First Parish Unitarian Church Bedford and has begun duties there. He graduated from Boston University Theological School and served pastorates in South TeWKSTOY and Montana before Concord. He has led a Upton Mass church this year and is a member of Co H 182nd Inf MN G. He will marry Miss Elinor M Way Concord Librarian in June 1933. Bedford church had no settled minister for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland &. Evans
Bedford
Harland S. Evans
Concord
Evans
Boston University Theological School
South Tewkstoy
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Upton
Mass
Co. H
Elinor M. Way
Concord High Fails To Vanquish Winchester In Tie
Concord High and Winchester High played to a scoreless draw at Emerson Playground after Concord missed a third quarter fumble at the Winchester 10 yard line. Winchester led the opening half while Concord surged late, with key players listed for both teams and officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Winchester High
Emerson Playground
Winchester
Concord
Palmer
Hosmer
le. Kingman
St. Windheim
Bartolomeo
Sheehan
Magurn
Anderson
Heyliger
Venti
McGrath
Parks
Byron
Sunday Service and Lesson Sermon Schedule at Church
The notice lists Sunday service at 1 v 45 with Sunday echoei at 10 45 and a testimonial gathering. Reading room hours are 2 to 5 p m on weekdays and holidays. The November 4 Lesson Sermon topic is Everlasting Punishment with the Golden Text from Proverbs 26 27 and citations from Philippians 2 12 13 and Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Hibernians Dominate Opening Night in Concord 45 Tournament
In Monument Hall last Friday the Hibernians won 38 games to lead the Concord 45 tournament opening night. Knights of Columbus, defending champions, followed with 17 games and Minute Men trailed with 30. Team captains William H. Vee and Thomas J. Byron each held 11 wins, tying for high tables honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hibernians
Monument Hall
Knights of Columbus
William H. Vee
Tr.mas J. Byron
Variety program draws large crowd at First Parish Church
Concord notes a Women s Parish Association event at the First Parish Church vestry with co chairs Mrs Elmer L Joslin and Mrs Rees K Whiton. Four children served as pages reading the program: Anne Spencer Seba Kent David Anderson and Teddy Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association
Women's Parish Association
First
Elmer L. Joslin
Rees K. Whiton
Anne Spencer
Seba Kent
David Anderson
Teddy Danels
Goff Suit Seeks 100000 Against Mother in Law
Mrs Gadline MacGregor Goff of Boston former West Newton address sues her former mother in law Mrs Alice Goff of Concord for 100000 over alleged affections of William David Goff Jr in Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge after recent divorce. Virginia Joslin daughter of Elmer Joslin recovering at Emerson hospital after appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadline MacGregor Goff
Boston
Bonad Road
West Newton
Alice 8. Goff
Thoreau Street
Concord
William David Goff
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Virginia Joslin
Elmer J Joslin
Emerson Hospital
Old Concord Chapter D A R Meeting Saturday
Old Concord Chapter D A R will hold a Saturday afternoon session in the Chapter House. Regent Mrs Herbert B. Smith will announce Benjamin L. Smith who will discuss Indians in Concord and vicinity. Mrs Benjamin Derby of West Concord will present Indian music in costume and members are asked to bring Indian relics. Hostesses will be Maynard members Mrs Augustus L Morse Mrs Alfred T Haynes Mrs Victor Peppard and Mrs Charles Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Herbert B. Smith
Benjamin L. Smith
Concord End
Benjamin Derby
West Concord
Maynard
Augustus ‘L. Morse
Alfred T. Haynes
Victor Peppard
Charles Wilcox
Trinity Church Schedule for Nov 4
Concord Rev. S O Dexter rector emeritus Rev Charles Russell Peck rector announces Sunday services from 8:45 a m Holy Communion 9 30 a m Church school 11 a m Holy Communion and sermon 5 30 to 7 p m T Y P schedules for the day and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
S. O. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Birthday party marks Miss Tobin’s Halloween celebration
Miss Helen Louise Tobin of 56 Lexington road celebrated her birthday Saturday evening with a jolly Halloween party attended by twenty five of her young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Tobin
Martin Tobin
Lexington Road
Local Notes Include Graduations Births and Burial
Mrs. David Wallace of Tulsa visits sister Mrs. Charlies L. Foote on Main Street. Miss Lucy Williamson, Concord High graduate, earns a position at Lahey Clinic Boston after diploma from Children’s Hospital in Boston. Dr. Wendell F. Lavis and wife vacation three weeks in Maine. Boston area sports highlight a 6 to 0 win over Back Bay Junior Renskins. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson welcome a daughter born October 20 at Winchester Hospital. Mrs. Mary G. Hartwell buried in St. Beturus Cemetery after services in Bedford. Rev. William H. Ullrich presided at the grave. Peter Bulkeley Junior High soccer ties Harvey Wheeler-West Concord Junior High in a 1–1 draw at Emerson Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wallace
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Charlies L. Foote
Main Street
Lucy Williamson
Concord High School
Te Children's Hospital
Boston
Lahey Clinic
Wendell F. Lavis
Pinguig
Spencer Lake
Maine
Back Bay
Renskins
John 4. Robinson
Hurbard Street
Winchester
Mary G. (McManon) Hartwell
Harry O. Hartwell
Beatora
Beatora, Wasorougi Here Wednesday Morning For Burial In St. Beturus Cemery
Bedford
William H. Ullrich
St. Michael’s
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler-West Concord
Wwn
Emerson Phyground
West Concord W C T U Reelects Mrs Montague President
Mrs Alice C Montague wife of George A Montague of 17 Cottage Street was reelected president of the West Concord Branch. Officers chosen were Mrs John A Metuy vice president Mr Herbert L Day secretary and Mrs William J Crossley treasurer. The Ladies Union met in the church parlor with plans for a Harvest Supper in the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Montague
Alice C. Montague
George A. Montague
Cottage Street
John An Metuy
Petiuch
Herbert L. Day
William J. Crossley
Unio
West Concord Union
Frank A. Cleaves
Union
Greaves
Robert W. Warter
Concord Rotary Club Tours Agriculture Regulations Talk
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn for a Thursday luncheon with President Eliot R. Howard presiding. Mr. Piper from the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture spoke at the State House in Boston on government regulations of agriculture under the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Howard
Piper
State Department of Agriculture
State House
Boston
Concord Board of Trade plans talk on new road development
At the November 5 meeting Edward T. Hartman, state housing planner from the Massachusetts Department Welfare, will speak on the new road near Concord. The session aims to discuss development and exploitation issues with invited planning board members from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Board OF Trade
Edward T. Hartman
Division of Housing
Massachusetts Department Welfare
Co operative Banks in Massachusetts Pay 100 Percent of Deposits
A historic note praises Massachusetts co operative banks for never losing a depositor’s cent in over fifty years. Funds are invested in mortgages averaging twelve years, ensuring stability. The Concord Co operative Bank stands at one hundred percent in depositor protection despite occasional low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Life
Co-Operative Banks
Massachusetts
Concord Co-operative Banke
Adv
Deacon Elay Whist Winner at Concord Elks Party
Concord Elks held a whist night led by Lovell Ascorge and Harold Tompsins with a large turnout. James Deacon won high score and the first prize, with numerous other prize winners listed including Mrs Irene Miller Walter Loomer Mrs John Smith James W Powers and Miss Mauaice Grimes who received the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Powers
Charlies Wicker
H. W. Tompkns
Manley Loyes
the Hokansen
Gus Belmont
J. M. Johnson
Percy R. Foss
Foster Hunker
J. Moynihan
Kamer Hawkin
Joan Mullen
Mauaice Grimes
Bill Napier
Alvert Bugebretsen
Major Mulcahy Honored By Officials At Dinner
City and state officials and friends honored Major George F. A. Mulcahy a former deputy superintendent of the Massachusetts Reformatory at a Hotel Bradford dinner. Presentations were made by James Parr and speakers paid tribute to Mulcahy for his penology work at Deer Island with a large purse awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. A. Mulcahy
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Odge of
Elks
Suffolk County House of Correction
Bradford
Missy Vy OO
Urepe
James Parr
Mulcahy
Deer Island
Change of Date for Hosmer Camp Whist Beano Party
The third in the series of whist and beano parties under Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U & W.Y. is moved from Wednesday October 31 to Wednesday November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Hosmer
So, Do
Hawthorne Chapter Eastern Star Hosts Meeting Night
Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Hawthorne Chapter will be guests of honor at the next meeting in Masonic Temple on Wednesday November 14. A supper and entertainment are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Chapter
C.E.S
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Owls of North America North of Mexico Count Revealed
The report lists 18 distinct owl species found in North America north of Mexico. It highlights diversity among nocturnal birds including hawk owls and true owls with varied sizes and habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Mexico
Armistice Day Ball Planned by Concord Legion Post
James J. Manafield Post A L meets in Veterans building with Commander Russell F Parsons presiding. Ball set for November 12 at the State Armory. Entertainment planned with committee chaired by a Past commander. Edward P Kelley served lunch at close of meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Manafield Post
A. L
Veterans’ Building
Russell F. Parsons
State Armory
Edward P. Kelley
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