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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1929

Page

10

Juniors Win Interclass Indoor Track Title at State Armory

Concord High School juniors edged seniors 60 to 56 to claim the interclass indoor track honors on Tuesday at the State Armory. Everett Lapham set a new shot put mark of 36 ft 10 in, with Harold McGrath close behind. John Robinson won the 1000-yard run in 2m 52s, a new record. Daniel Kelley led scorers with 16 1/2 points, followed by Gordon Cunningham with 15. Edward Flannery added 13. Four new records plus one equaled highlighted the meet, with four events keeping old marks.

Concord Concord High School State Armory Everett Lapham Harold McGrath Tomas McGrath Roger Diskin John Culkins Gordon Robinson Carl Pearson John Robinson George Johnson Robinson Daniel Kelley Gordon Cunningham Edward Flannery Harold Tompkins Everett F Weygant Mest Archie Barrett Raymond Lawrence Raymond Lawrence Sopphomore Thomas Lindsay John Hansen Ralph Macone J Culkins Philip Williams

Pioneer Golfer Is Appreciated By Maynard Club

Frank Sanderson town clerk and registrar of voters in Maynard is to be surprised at a Board of Governors meeting of the Maynard Country Club. George H Gutteridge will present him a set of golf clubs as thanks for years of treasurer service. The Enterprise notes require secrecy to keep the surprise intact.

Maynard Frank Sanderson Maynard Country Club Sanderson George H. Gutteridge Anderson Enterprise

Sudbury Concert and Dance Promises Season Start

Sudbury Town hall hosts a concert by Steve Bray's orchestra with a featured tenor from 8 to 9 and dancing from 9 to midnight under the Sudbury Baseball club. Refreshments served. the event aims to open a successful season and attract all ages. F R Bowker supervises arrangements urging attendance.

Sudbury Sudbury Baseball Club Steve Bray F. R. Bowker

Minstrel Show Benefit Planned by Local Cadets and Youths

A minstrel show will be presented at Colonial Hall on April 29 in the afternoon and evening as a benefit for Joyce Kilmer Cadets. The event features St. Mary’s Cadets and the Children of Mary Corps with Miss Loretta Mullin James B Farrell and Harold Sheridan directing. Miss Mary Sheridan, a student nurse at St Elizabeth's Hospital Boston, is convalescing at her parents’ home after illness.

James Sheridan, Jr

West Concord Local Notes Include Property Purchase and Visits

Sherman Blair bought a house on Central Street from Albert Achorn. Harry Carroll has run the Central Fire Station this past week. Mrs. John Brown returned home on Main Street after a hospital stay. Paul Lyons acts as caretaker for TM Shaw at Nine Acre Corner. Edward Sheehan drives a new Graham Paige. Franklin Loring visited his parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Langdon Goddard of Watertown visited. Dorothea Oughlin returned to Jackson College after Easter holidays.

Mr Apart Dorothea Oughlin Jackson College

Maynard High Trials 50 Members for 1920s Team

A squad of fifty candidates trains daily at the Maynard high school base. Captain Joe Sczerzen and others lack experienced pitchers. Zaporeskie may try as catcher. Veterans include Fingard Connors Brayden Torp Sezerzen. Season opens April 19 at Clinton with Concord May 11. Schedule lists games through June 15.

Joe Sczerzen Zaporeskie Tanio Fingard Albert Connors George Walter Brayden Torppa Sezerzen Clinton Concord High Maynard Cinton Leominster Lawrence Academy Groton Marlboro Concord iMaynard Westboro Milford Ashland Hudson

Twins Train Hard for Boston Marathon Bid

Maynard, April 10. Richard and Kert Allen, twins, train for the B A A Marathon from Hopkinton to Boston. They filed an entrance but await eligibility notice. They continued training this week jogging from Maynard to Hudson and back in about two hours. An area bus driver clocked them for part of the distance, noting speeds near ten miles per hour while timing them.

Maynard Richard Kert Allen Hopkinton Boston Hudson

Union Service Well Attended in Maynard

A Sunday night union service at Maynard Union Congregational church drew a full congregation. Attendees included representatives from Maynard Congregational and Methodist churches, the Union of Stow, and Acton Congregational. Rev. William Bolcourt Rev. Ralph Barker and Rev. R W Parsley led the service with a Young People program featuring Alvin Darker and Mr Parker as song leader. a Finnish Cantional delegation also attended.

Maynard Rainbow Girls Troop 4 Boy Scouts Union Congregational Church Congregational Union of Stow Acton William Bolcourt Union Congregational Ralph Barker R W Parsley Stow Young Peoples Young Peoples. Organizationg Alvin Darker Wellesley Mr. Parker Camp Abnaki Finsnish

Attend County Board Meeting Delegation Sessions at Cambridge

A delegation of members of dies Auxiliary A C H of Manard attended a County meeting at the Elke Home in Cambridge. Delegates included James McCarthy Mrs Ca Bariteau Mrs Robert White J Fred Kelley Mrs Agnes Mrs Alice Joyce Mrs Smith Mrs C J Lynch Mrs as Tierney Miss Florence Miss Teresa Murray and Miss en Cleafy.

Maynard Dies Auxiliary Manard Elke Cambridge James McCarthy Ca Bariteau Robert White Fred Kelley Agnes Alice Joyce Smith C J Lynch As Tierney Florence Teresa Murray Mise En Cleafy

Employment Agency Seeks Cooks Maids and Nurse Aids

Local employment agency advertises for cooks general maids second maids and nurse maids with careful discriminating service. Call at 30 Chandler Street Maynard or phone 371 for appointments.

Chandler ‘St Maynard

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