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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
7
Payment halted on lost Book 37369 recorded by Middlesex Institute. Notice indicates possession by J Maes and Henry P F Smith with dates 1985 April 3 10 17.
Store space for rent in Menton west Concord area. Contact telephone 492 for details and availability.
Bill Fingard led with 15 points as the Tarmos beat the Saints in a tight game. Arcisz starred for the Polish side with 14 points while Torppa and Grondahl also contributed key plays. Final margins remained close throughout a dramatic finish.
Maynard Middlesex Laundry baseball team attends first meeting of the Middlesex County League at Abbot club house Forge Village. Henry Bond presides. Dick Lawson and Tanio Toropa among officials. Representatives from Chelmsford Forge Village Billerica Shirley and Lincol n discuss expansion and scheduling.
Maynard coach Charlie Manty leads 35 candidates in early workouts as graduation thins veteran ranks Archer O'Leary Osmo Raikey depart. Young Kauppi and sprint duo Pieciewicz Cuttel show promise while four meets, three at Alumni Field, line up including Lexington Leominster Marlboro Woburn.
An effort to organize an inter town baseball league this season aims to include reliable clubs and societies from West End after a fall in weekly games. The plan would feature a three-game weekly schedule with six to eight teams including Young Citizens Club and Finnish organizations. Rabbit Twombley and George Graham advocate the move to provide fun and development for school players and to foster local rivalry.
Rev. Andrew J. Torsleff filled the Congregational pulpit as Rev. Glenn W. Douglass stayed home ill. Acton Garden Club members enjoyed Boston Flower Show exhibits and wildlife displays. A grass fire on Main street damaged fruit trees before firefighters contained it. Acton Grange hosted a whist party at the town hall with numerous prizes awarded including a radio lamp to Alfred Harris and prizes to several locals.
Maynard may soon build a multi facility athletic complex with a field, reseeded grid, cinder track, modern field house, hockey rink, two tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and a practice field. ERA labor improved bleachers and parking across from the field aim to reduce congestion as local plans advance.
Mr and Mrs Scott L Bowman and daughter of North road return from Florida. Mr and Mrs Herman Christian celebrate birth of Gunnar Hemmingson Jr. in Concord road, now in Boston for appendicitis treatment. J Barlette hosts bridge and whist for St Michael's building fund with eight tables and prizes. Bedford Athletic Club holds bridge and whist in Civica rooms on Loomis street. Brush fire on Springs road causes no damage. Acton couple surprise hospital baby arrival in Cambridge. Lawson family adds a daughter. Rudy Currier shifts to baseball manager role for the new year. Mrs MacNamee and neighbors discussed family ties and long service.
The text lauds Don Lent for building a sports facility intended to benefit children and their future development, expressing hope they appreciate his work as they become adults.
The West End youths organize a club and secure four rooms in the former Minto House. They plan to move in soon after renovations and furnishing are complete. Officers will be elected at dedication. A baseball nine and other sports will be added, with social events and parties scheduled.
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