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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
8
Maynard Country Club hosted a weekend handicap golf event won by Johns with 92 26 67. P H McGrath was second with 103 32 77 and Harry Bullard third with 94 20 74. A large turnout attended as members and guests from surrounding towns joined in the club’s busy weekend.
A fragmented sports note describes a North Carolina club and a player named Jackson Ni achieving a notable round on Monday. The text implies quotas or limits may be reached as the course is praised as one of the toughest the player has faced.
The column recalls boxing and wrestling contrasts with a playful tone about Jack Dempsey and big game hunts while noting Hudgens High and Colby football captain Red Lovett. It hints at college pro football crossovers and spring practice ideas in a light, opinionated hometown newspaper style.
Fragmentary text mentions O’Leary’s trib and a minstrel dance at Exchange Hall South Actors night on May 5. References Concord High School Pica team and a planned big night at a stadium, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
The Vicinity Council No. 2 United Spanish War Veterans met in Concord with delegates from Natick Framingham Hudson Concord and Marlboro. They aim to boost Major Daniel Murphy for Department Junior Vice Commander and plan a Natick May 18 joint council meeting with about thirty camps. Memorial Day Hudson service May 25 was announced and Marlboro hosting Tercentenary convention in June is anticipated to draw many visitors and business benefits.
Prosser delivered a last inning single driving in Gillespie as Clinton Trojans beat Pinehill A C 6-5 at Clinton Sunday. Clinton built an early four run lead before Pinehill narrowed it in the ninth. Pinehill had beaten Clinton 1-0 earlier this year.
At James J. Mansfield Post 158 American Legion meeting in Veterans Building Concord on April 30, Hosmer presiding with Leslie O Anderson absent. A talking motion pictures setup will inaugurate Wednesday, April 30. Legion Field Day on Independence Day at Emerson Playground will include a ten mile track race open to all amateur athletes.
John Dunivan returns home from Emerson hospital after an appendectomy and is recovering well. Harley Davidson of Charles River visited Charles H Miles on Main Street. Tetrault of Canada stays with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Couture on River Street. Mrs. Lessie E. Laird learns of her father Carlton F. Youmans’s death in Oshkosh Wisconsin. Jonathan P. Fletcher returns home on Prospect Street with Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Wells from Portsmouth New Hampshire. Alice T. Fairbanks of Bridgeport Connecticut visits her mother on Main Street. Gene E Fletcher of Wate r town stays with her father on Prospect Street. Walter B. Jones holds the Post Office painting contract.
Ria Negs Ec reports Miss Irene C Hebert has resumed teaching at Harvey Wheeler School. Edward McHugh, radio figure, recently guest of William E Graham on Commonwealth Avenue. EGbert Trask and Mrs Trask visit Montague family, depart Vernon, British Columbia.
South Acton Congregational Church led by Rev Ralph A Barker holds morning service at 10 30 with a sermon and close of service rite. Universalist Church led by Rev Andrew J Torsleff offers morning service at 10 30 and church school at noon.
A prayer service with Special addenders will be held at the Congressional Church in Cambridge in May. Preparations and arrangements are underway as local officials organize the event.
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