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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1929

Page

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Ypsel Boys Win Town Basketball Title Over Old Champs

Don Lents High School team defeated YPSL 46 37 at Waltham Street hall to end six year town crown. Frngard and Sczerzen scored 40 of the winners points while Kangas paced Yipsel. a late rally by Yipsel could not prevent the defeat.

AL Cowles Maynard Don Lent Waltham Street Hall Athough Gold Dust Twins Tanno Frngard Joe Sczerzen Kangas Yipsel Figor Kiki Kangas Wildcats

Rivalry Amid the Actons in West and South Acton Bowling

April 3 West Acton won the second game of the five game series at West Acton bowling alleys by 71 pins. South Acton led the first string by 11 pins but West Acton clinched the match with strong finishes from Clark Lowden and Rocke. Final score West Acton 1393 South Acton 1336.

South Acton West Acton West South Boys Clark Lowden Rocke West Boys Wests Capt. Parks Littlefield Capt Roche South Jack Pop) Murray George Cubie) Lynch Maynard Doc

West Concord social and local notices

West Concord reports social calls and movements including David Robinson on vacation from Worcester Academy and Rita Steinman returning to Regis College. John Loring visits his mother on Grove Street while John Delaney joins Boston and Maine railroad at Union Market, Water town. Local fire calls, court returnees, and family health news accompany these brief items.

David Robinson Worcester Academy John Loring Milton Clara Loring Grove Street Rita Steinman Regis College John Delaney Boston and Maine Railroad Union Market Watertown John Bowse New Jersey Charles Bowse Highland Park Central Street Conant Street George Russell Richard B. McSweeney Springfield Federal District Court Thomas Clark Jr New York Thomas Clark Thelma Kennedy Howard Pearce Frank Pearce Elm Place West Concord Turner Construction Co Boston Medford

Sudbury Sets Town Meeting Date And Warrant Deadline

Sudbury selectmen voted to hold a town meeting on Monday night April 15. Residents wishing to place articles in the warrant must submit them in writing by April 4.

Sudbury Sudbury Selectmen

Sudbury Pupils Enter Flag Contest

Sudbury pupils enter a national flag contest with entries due by April 5. Sudbury girls judges include Mrs. J. G. Hall Mrs. N. N. Fairbanks and Mrs. E. C. Whiting. boys judges are Rev. Gus Clark Rev. E C. Whiting and Frank S. Marton. Contestants answer 75 flag questions and write an essay. Names of winners read at a later public meeting.

Sudbury J. G. Hall N. N. Fairbanks E. C. Whiting Gus. Clark E C. Whiting Frank S. Marton

Maynard Leads Concord in Close Lynch Alleys Match

Maynard topped Concord in a tight bowling meet at Lynch alleys last night. Maynard led singles and totals with Billet veteran bowler guiding the score. the teams will roll again Thursday night.

Maynard Concord Lynch

Joint Meeting Of Local Societies In Concord

Under the direction of the Church Aid Society and the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Parish an all day lenten sewing meeting was held on Wednesday in Concord. A box lunch was served at noon and President Mrs. Raymond Emerson of the Concord Tuberculosis Society spoke on station activities. The groups closed with a joint monthly business meeting and planned a future entertainment.

Concord Church Aid Society Woman’s Auxiliary Trinity Parish Raymond’ Emerson Concord. Tuberculosis Society

Two Injured In Auto Crash Near Sudbury Road

An automobile collision on the Ford Road near Sudbury Way left two injured: Mrs John W Canavan and Miss Amedee Scott. Cars driven by Rudolph E Croteau, John W Canavan Jr, Daniel A Ferguson, Amadeo A Scott and passengers including a baby, sustained heavy damage. Mrs Canavan received treatment from Dr. George R Davis at the police station.

Marlboro Ford Road Sudbury John W. Canavan Wollaston John F Canavan Franklin Street Wolaston Amedee Scott Elm Street Raymond Rudolph E Croteau Summer Street Millbury John W Canavan, Jr Millbury Auto George R Davis

Maynard teams boast star replacements in local all star pick

The local series selects top players replacing former stars Kelly Punch Lynch Archer Bowers. Notables include Frigard Kangas Sezerzen Boulden Tierney Toropa W Kangas with honorable mention Zaporeski.

AL Cowles Maynard Kelly Punch Lynch Archer Bowers T. Frigard A. Kangas Sezerzern Boulden Tierney Toropa W. Kangas Tanno Frigard Joe Sezerzen Kiki Kangas Joe Boulden Torppa Zaporeski

Sheehan Resigns Treasurer Posts in West Concord

Timothy F. Sheehan of 300 Main Street West Concord resigns as treasurer of J. Sheehan and Sons Inc and as manager of Sheehan Farm after ten years of service. Papers signed for purchase of the Serg Form on Surn Pike Road Chelmsford to take possession about May 1.

West Concord Timothy F. Sheehan Main Street Sheehan Sns

Sunshine Comedy Show in Maynard CBS Chapter

Sunshine a comedy with music in three acts will be staged by Specaione Chapter CBS at Lithan Street Hall on Monday evening April 8. Cast includes Jannette Johnston Mrs Lowell Cram Mrs Everett Montague Mrs Margaret Merrick Walter Denniston Dorothy Alving Victor Galloway Bradford Parker Ralph Jones Ruth French and Huldah Taylor.

Specaione Chapter CBS a@litham Street hall Jannette Johnston Lowell Cram Everett -Montague Margaret Merrick Walter Denniston Dorothy Alving Victor Galloway Bradford Parker Ralph Jones Ruth French Huldah Taylor

Maynard Country Club Opens Season April 13

The Maynard Country Club golf course will open for the season on April 13. Members may play before that date using the very greens. The greens and fairways are in splendid condition after winter and open at their best this year. Members receive a reduced greens fee.

Maynard Country Club Lay

Acton Drug Co Opens New, Larger Store in West Acton

Ernest S. Cooper launches an expanded Acton Drug Co with a modern soda fountain, Butter Kistwich toaster, and radio department. The six year old market features Frigidaire refrigeration, a refreshed entrance, new booths, larger prescription area, and citywide ambition announced for Saturday April 6.

Acton West Acton Actons Ernest S. Cooper Brookline Hedestedt Mass Ave Central Street Cooper Arthur Smith West Concord Liquid Carbonic Co Acton Drug Co

Easter Sale Opens Friday at Union Congregational Church

The Ladies Benevolent Society hosts an Easter sale starting 3 o'clock Friday April 5 at Union Congregational Church with a cafeteria lunch at 4 45. Mrs. George H Gutteridge presides and lists booths chairmen including Matti Wright for fancy tables and several ladies handling food candy ice cream aprons and cafeteria duties. A regular Benevolent Society meeting follows on Thursday afternoon.

Ladies Benevolent Society Union Congregational Church George H. Gutteridge Matti Wright Fred Taylor Sadie Priest Lessie McGarry James Eaton Richard Allen Clifford Cheney Robert Lester Charles Keene John Weaving Henrietta Bamford The Benevolent Society

Bedford Girl Completes Middlesex 4-H Dairy Club Year

Hilda Bedford of Bedford, a second year girl, is among those who have satisfactorily completed the years work prescribed by the Middlesex 4-H Dairy club.

Hilda Bedford Bedford Middlesex 4-H Dairy Club

Bedford 4H Members Enter County Cotton Party Dress Contest

Gladys Metcalf and Ruth Metcalf of the Bedford 4H Clothing Club enter the County-wide Cotton Party Dress Contest. Winners will be decided at Concord in June.

Gladys Ruth Metcalf Bedford 4H Clothing Club Concord

Anniversary Dinner Publishes 70th Birthday for William F Flint

Residents of Acton gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Flint on Stow road to honor William F Flint on his 70th birthday. Eleven guests enjoyed a banquet prepared by Mrs Reed and lively remarks, a game of Pil played, and a speech with a gift. The party extended late as stories and laughter filled the room.

South Acton Flint Stow Road William F. Flint Acton Ess Reed George Hadgen George George H. Reed George Walter Hayward James P. John R. Varney Oliver Samuel J. Ineson William Actons Charles 7. Bee Leon Wetherbee Boro

Maynard School Nurse Reports March Activities

B Foster, a Maynard school nurse, records March duties including 6 pupils examined, 4 treated at home, 21 home and school visits, and 2 escorts to a clinic. She conferred with health board members Mary Ward and Dr Scammel, and participated in a junior Red Cross event at Hotel Statler.

Maynard B. Foster Van Scammel

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