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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1941
Page
6
Gruber Bros clinched the league by taking the final point against Ut tlefield Insurance. A loss would have tied Co operative after Keystone was swept. Johnnie Duggan delivered a clutch spare to win the title for Gruber Bros.
The annual fire department whist party benefits the local firefighters pension fund. It will be held Monday in the school auditorium with tickets on sale from any fire department member. Many valuable prizes will be awarded and donations are welcome to support insurance for injured firemen on duty.
Maynard Grange will hold a meeting in Grange hall Thursday evening April 24. Malcolm Temple of Upton will perform an annual inspection. Mrs Dorothy Alving will head the degree teams for the third and fourth degrees, with ladies team handling the third and officers the fourth. Proceeds go to entertain the National Grange in 1941. A collation will be served.
The Gin's ee club of the Perkins Institution for the Blind will give a concert at Memorial Congregational Church on May 9. The Glee Club will appear with the church choir, and the proceeds will be added to the fund for purchasing four new organs.
The funeral for George Bown, also known as Mr Brown, was held in the afternoon at 3 30 at George's Episcopal church with Rev Halsey J Andrews officiating. A Mason and community lodge delegation attended and the Masonic committal ritual followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
The Board of Health will conduct a dog immunization clinic at the Town House on Saturday May 3 with Dr. Gerald P. O Malley of Clinton in charge assisted by Josiah Herrick local animal inspector. Owners are urged to vaccinate their dogs annually to prevent rabies and protect pet welfare amid possible travel to other towns.
Sunday services at 10 46 and Sunday School also 10 46 Reading room open 2 to 5 pm in weekdays except holidays Testimonial Meeting Wednesdays at 7 40 pm Sunday April 27 sermon Probation after Death subject Golden Text I Corinthians 6 14 and James 1 12 passages and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Maynard resident and prominent figure in Finnish circles, Ojalehto, a former Boston Edison employee, died after 40 years of local cultural work. Survived by two sons Waino and George of Maynard and daughter Pattie Totreri of Miami. Funeral held at Brombiey Parlors with Rev. Koponen officiating, burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Maynard high school faced Concord on Emerson Playground for Patriot's Day. The baseball team won 6-4 behind Lefty Vent Lankiewicz's pitching, while the track squad finished third behind Concord and Framington. Fred Sarvella led with a 40 plus foot shot put, the only Maynard first place by the orange and black, with Foley Crowley Walls and Trmy contributing points.
Maynard high school baseball launches Midland League play at Crowe Park against Marlboro after noon. Canton, Maynard’s old nemesis, visits Crowe Park Saturday for a Midland 1 clash as Meafrey coached squad aims to add to titles. Belmont opens Middlesex League at Crowe Park next Wednesday against Rape on Grow Park.
Clergy from every section of the country gathers in Detroit for the first annual congress of Polish Roman Catholic priests. Maynard Rev William F Mae Claszek pastor of St Cagi mirs church attends the session as the convention aims to unite Polish clergy nationwide.
Sudbury residents Mr. and Mrs. Ivers J. Cushing of Everett purchased the Harold Bent house on Hudson Road through Ralph L. Morse’s office. The new owners will occupy the home soon as the Sudbury Men's Club plans a supper and meeting with Herbert McGill as speaker. Frederic S. Morrison announces his daughter Shirley’s engagement to Robert A. Frasier of Concord. marriage expected in the Fall.
The Magna school track team plans a season opener against Fichburg High on Crocker Feld as heat conditions and new facilities shape the early schedule. The local track has been put in shape for competition and many Abeon meets may be staged here. Tennis courts on Alumni field draw many spring players. Belmont high ace Buckley moved to Lawrence Academy and Don Littlefield beats George Lynch in a hawking league race signaling youth over veteran skill.
Mrs Lottie Gergely resides with her son Henry Garfield on Old Marlboro road Miss Marion Beckwith vacationed at the University of New Hampshire with her parents Mr and Mrs A Mark Beckwith East Sudbury Local Grange members and friends enjoyed a whistling gathering at the hall Friday Well owners in Sudbury worry as lack of rain threatens wells Mrs Walter E Piper and Miss Ann M Moynihan visited at the Piper cottage Cape Cod Conard Toad power house gains a fresh coat of paint David Buxton released from Camp Edwards hospital to resume duties James H Powers Boston Globe foreign editor spoke to Bridgewater Teachers College students Easter dinner hosted by the Women’s Society of the Methodist church Thomas MacDonald entertained with accordion selections The Herbert Atkinson’s donated electrical shears to the Red Cross Residents of Lancaster and Peakham road find water extension useful as high winds threaten nearby buildings Thursday evening the Jan choir Memorial Church will give a recital under Mrs Leslie H Barratt Natalie Howland Goodwill Road held a baby shower for Birfi ce Goodwin to marry Philip
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