Concord Grads Rally in Five Inning Baseball Tilt
Bolared ands 2 to 1 in five. OT the last 17 games, Disa theah 18, tied 2. Ancora did all its scoring Wed in the first inning on a throw in, and scored Lottus Buteslett. Millen opened second, then Robinson retired him. three innings had two batters each. Fredericks on Rice's, McGrath scored with one out in third and reached second on a steal. Redick doubled and tripled in succession as Concord fought through fifth. The game lasted 45 minutes with 60 dark to continue. likely the last Eight season in Concord. Shmings, Retlick, and Johnson highlighted the effort amid scattered hits.
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Wee
Fredericks
McGrath
Ana
Ted
Loftius
Robinson
Johnson
Concord
First Corinthian Masons Set Meeting at Temple
Announcement notes the first session of the season to be held at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening September 12. War veteran Robert Charles of South Acton will preside as marshal as plans for a forthcoming Novena are outlined.
Rector Charles Pack Appointed After Prayer Meeting
The notice records Rev. Charles Pack taking office as rector after the special prayer meeting. Details describe the ceremony and the new rector's appointment at the parish.
Notche the raxpee triumphs and umpire dispute noted
A fragmented note records a win by Notche the raxpee and criticizes umpire conduct as bumptious. The unreadable OCR leaves a sharp clash between victory and officiating controversy in the brief item.
Hawthorne Chapterer Honorary Order at Concord Court
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Concord event on a Wednesday in September involving Mira Adria and Matron of Medicine Scion, with a grand marshal mentioned. The text is garbled but suggests an official ceremony or order related to Hawthorne and a local court setting.
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She Weil
Mira Adria
Raet
Med
Gsand Marshal
Sun Essen
Renee Eeting
Churches of Christ
Capernaum
Nana
Ma ‘Baker
Jenpa
Fragmented local notes weave weather and visits
Puzzle of stray OCR fragments shows mentions of September precipitation at 8.29 inches, visits by Mrs Mansfield and Mrs Mansfield, trips to Waterville Maine for ice and mountain bing, a concrete reference to Conn. and Cambridge areas and a rental at Conca High School. The garbled text reads like scattered village notices.
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R. Eliot
Otte
Santer
Boston
Concord
Cambridge
Ixtore
Arthur Eon. Or
William B.bartlett
Edward
Waterville
N. Fi
Ieee
Thomas Mansfield
Patrick Mansfield
Hamilton “Basch
Cabot
Ie ‘of Music
Concaigh School
seph _Greig house
Irving
Hi Daren
Darén
Frieuila
Waltham Triumphs Over Concord In Sunday League Game
Waltham defeated Concord 8 to 2 on Emerson Playground Sunday. Concord opened with two first inning runs but Waltham answered with three in the fourth and three more in later frames, aided by key hits and fielding miscues. The home team’s pitching and late scoring sealed the win as Concord failed to seize momentum in the seventh and ninth innings.
Pedagogic talk on work and perseverance echoes in 1930s speech
The piece quotes figures like Nicholas Longworth urging thorough effort and faithfulness in task completion. It references Concords Cooperative Bank and mentions a 5% interest rate with quarterly compounding as an incentive.
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Jovin
Biot
Harvard
Fanin
Peal
House of Representatives
Longworth
Co- Operative Bank Withell. Co. A
Concord Rotary Club Visiting Concord Lodge
The Concord Rotary Club will make an official visit to the Concord Lodge. Burisgy bere vernor Et will preside as the visiting party attends the event.
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Concord Rotary Club
Concord Lodge
Union parish services hold seat in Tri-nepe church
In a brief, unclear notice the Union parish outlines services at the local church, mentioning the seat and community gatherings. The text is fragmentary but indicates scheduled worship and organizational activity within the parish.
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Union Services
Iust Parish
Triniterinepe
Ita
Concord Corn Roast Hosts Grange Gala
A local Concord corn roast featured a gala event with a roast honoring the Grange. Fragments indicate a social evening with a straw on t week Aten and a frolic. Frederic led activities while Arthur oversaw the gala.
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Ivan
Ry Teetthet
vArthur
Priscilla Wins Tennis Tourney at the Camp Again
Priscilla captured the tennis tournament at the camp for a successive year, recovering satisfactorily after prior competition.
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Goan Pratt
Lle
Priscilla
Winter Harbor Wedding Links Local Figures
Hobart Wulsin and Janet Millett Wulfall wed in Winter Harbor Maine on Thursday. The ceremony connected local families and naming Mrs Janet Millett Wulfall daughter of the late Howard Wifott, with recent election of a local railroad man to lead the town League of Women Voters chapter.
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Winter Harbor
Maine
Janet Millett
Wulf
Howard Wifott
McKenna Delivers No Hit No Run Game
McKenna pitched a dominating outing as his team blanked the Melee company club. The performance left the crowd in awe and raised speculations about future Hall of Fame consideration.
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McKenna
Bea” McKenna
Hall of Fame
Golf Scores Report With Close Finish at the 18th
The fragment describes a golf event with a tight finish and players such as Ralph C. Piper Harry B. Snelling William Fav ersham and Andrew Hepburn near the 18th green. The wording notes inches and yards from the hole and a bunched field after the 17th green.
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Sham
Ralph C. Piper
Douropment
Harry B. Snelling
William Fav‘ersham, Jr
Fats
Andrew H. Hepburn
Henty
Arcane Scores Spark a Local Meet of Macones and Relatives
In a crowded scorecard, Macones and related athletes post near perfect marks. John Galvin hits a 4 dos finish while Swett and Salvadore A Marane place prominently at Glenwood with several siblings and associates listed in the results.
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Psn
A. Maecqne
Skene
Petersr
Paes
William T
Elena
Taneilis
Siapegn
John Galvin
End Galvin
Owen Fitakpat
Whist Season Opens at Mrs Hill’s Pairhaven Home
The opening whist event of the fall season was held Tuesday evening at the Pairhaven Road residence of Mrs Frank Hill under the auspices of Division 44, Ladies Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hiter. Miss Annie Williams won first prize with other prizes going to Mrs John Wannery and Mrs Wye Nee John Hu im.
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Frank Hill
Pairhaven Road
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of ‘Hiter
Annie Williams
John Wannery
Mre Wye
John Hu’ Im
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