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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
2
A note describes next Sunday's morning service at the church with a sermon and a national program. It mentions a special Sunday school event and activities for women and children at the cross church.
The article lists winners of a spelling contest in Acton led by Priscilla Mead and Charles Howard B. Howat. First prize went to Ashby. second prize to Mrs. Hila L. Acton for spelling “coffee” correctly. The report notes prizes of White House offices and mentions visitors from New Hampshire.
The Old Concord Chi chapter hosts its opening fall meeting at the Chapter House in the afternoon of October with Miss Lothrop daughter of Mr Daniel Lothrop Mayn D Whidney to speak and members invited to visit The Wayside after the meeting with Mrs Watson Man as chairman.
The Woman's Parish at the First Parish opened the season with a luncheon and meeting at the meeting House vestry. Mrs Herbert F Whipple presided. Miss Bertha Langmain of Boston spoke as principal speaker and secretary of the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference housing and development, with unclear details on plans or locations. The readable bits point to home construction topics and possible community growth signals without concrete names or dates.
In Montrm Hall Monday evening the Concord Yankee amateur athletics association adopted a constitution and bylaws and elected officers to be announced later. A vote was taken on continuing Yankees baseball and football activities, with a decision pending on next steps. A girls tennis tournament for Concord High School opens this afternoon at Emerson playground.
The Concord Woman's Club opens the fall season for members at the Git Walden Street Community House next Monday afternoon October 3 at 3 o'clock.
George A. Der of Springfield attended the encampment of the Sons of Union Veterans at the G AR Convention. Perley Holder was feted for his home in Los following a Summer's visit by Mr. and Mrs. Denis Eldridge of Park Street. Mrs. Mabel [surname unclear] was reported to reassume her duties at the forks office in town during a vacation period.
Fragmented text references a Go A C 4 on Bethel Maine student named Betty Mangearia and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Erenes. It mentions laughter and friends planning activities but the surrounding context is unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a skull timing concept and individuals including Ina Tarveivats, Mrs Chandler, and Mite Rwin, linked to a street address in an unclear historical report. The text is garbled and lacks full context or a clear event.
The Concord 4 ie JRE Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Mass invites all ages to services October 29 and 30 with notes on Faith as a Grain of Mustard Seed. The North Middlesex District annual meeting and women's division events include talks on Prisons and Prisoners seen through Chaplain’s Eyes and Mission tasks for today.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale conducted by Mrs Herbert B Smith in a building area. Text is damaged and location and exact details are unreadable.
Bitar posts a .283 average in the N and Con circuit as Babe Ruth eyes the league with 382 in season totals. The report mentions the Pirates and Chicago players and notes comparisons to Bob and Pie, with players shown in the Thirteenth inning context.
Rev Harland Evans will meet at the Tower Circle on Sunday October 2 at 10 am. The program includes a sermon at 4 pm and Holy Communion at 6 pm. Church school follows Holy Communion and sermon.
Paul eens of Crescent and Margaret Sullivan of Hartford celebrated a tenth anniversary event in Arlington. The gathering included sixteen guests, with Mrs. Harry Hart- Well of the Concord Road hosting. Hospital accommodations and social details are noted despite damaged text.
A fragmented OCR note mentions converting the junior high into a community hub. It hints at school usage and local interest but lacks concrete details on plans, dates, or governing actions.
Mr. and Mrs. Allyn D. Allyn marked their 29th wedding anniversary at their South Street home. He is a Amherst graduate and former OL assessor elected tax collector two years ago. Mrs. Phelps belongs to Northboro Woman’s Club and the Ladies Alliance of a regional church. They have two children, Miss Ty Phelps, a teacher, and Allyn Phelps Jr., a student.
More than 600 invitations are issued for the annual masquerade dancing party at Town Hall by the Northboro Leap Year Club. The program runs from 8 to 8:30 with dancing until 1 a m and a grand dance at 8:45. An eight piece orchestra from out of town will provide music. The committee includes Harry J England chair man Mrs Mary Wheeler Miss Virginia Schuster Mrs Florence Warren and Miss Edith DeArmond.
Lent, a long time Maynard coach, leads a strike over pay reforms aimed at funding football, baseball, and basketball programs. The dispute disrupts preparations for Melrose’s season opener as Maynard seeks a salary raise to stabilize its coaching staff and future teams.
The report outlines team lineup changes in the Midland League with Gooch and OLeary shifting roles. Maynard Hudson and Johnny Souda retain positions, while Reino Aho and Tunhing attack are noted in play. Melrose gains a scoring sequence as the team opens with a 19 to 0 run.
A fragmented item notes Hon. Leverett and Hon. Gasper G addressing the Women’s G O P on forthcoming referenda. It mentions county involvement, Newton officials, and a critical view of pretence and jínhey service.
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