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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
4
Notices report the engaged wedding of Enzie of South Acton and Waterhouse of Maynard to be held on Labor Day.
West Concord posted 10 runs at the Percy A. Rideout Playground as eleven hits produced by Parks O Day and Santora limit Cambridge Cantabs. Passed balls and miscues aided the rally. the Sunday afternoon game details end with an incomplete score.
Maynard ad promotes heavy blue work shirts for 69 cents each at New Idea Store. The brief sale highlights affordable durable workwear and stock for labor needs.
The Men’s Club of the Congregational Church in Concord announces preparations for the comedy Corporal Eagan staged Oct. 23 and 24 at the Veterans' building. Rev. George L. Thurlow presides over a committee with Miss Reba Claire Martin of Universal Producing Company to present a patriotic community entertainment with 150 local participants and elaborate costuming.
Len Smith dominated with a 14 strikeouts as Concord Elks edged the William F Madden Club 2 to 1 in eight innings at Emerson Playground. Peterson sparked the offense with two key bunts and a stolen base as Concord overcame four hits for the win.
Dave Robinson pitched his second consecutive no hit no run game at Emer ton Playground as Concord defeated Clinton 3 0 behind Eddie Fredericks three run triple. Flanagan of Clinton struggled with three first inning hits and Concord fielded solidly with McCabe Kennedy and Arkin making key plays.
G Johnson and Rublaski battled in eight innings as Concord Elis blanked Lynn Gas 2-0 on Homerson playground. Fredericks starred with two key runs and perfect throws, Johnson fanned eight, Kennedy and Smith drove in the runs, and perfect defense sealed the win.
An advertisement from Maynard markets work shoes for four dollars, priced at 2.89, claiming they wear like iron and endure heavy use. The notice highlights value and longevity for labor needs.
Mrs Stockbridge announces dates for State Federation meetings. Fall meeting October 28 in Worcester. Mid Winter January 1981 at Hotel Statler Boston. Annual May 19 20 1931 at Swampscott. District Conference October 22 1931 in Littleton. Legislative Conference January 28 1931 in Peidead De egard inter by.
Savings ad highlights discounts at Maynard store selling shoes and clothing. Includes promotional offers and limited-time prices likely targeting local shoppers.
Boston reports Cardinal William O'Connell archbishop of Boston was set to attend the business convention in person this afternoon as supreme council sat of the veroes of Gothinbns Boston Day features an auto gates event and a prize of some sort.
A special meeting in Marlboro led to forming a committee to organize a future event for the Federated American societies of the city. The group aims to establish a plan and appoints committees to oversee preparations and outreach.
Sunday service at 10 35 am and Sunday school at 1045 am with Wednesday testimonial meeting at 745 pm. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 pm weekdays. August 24 lesson Mind with Bible citations and references from the Christian Science textbook. Local notices include guests at Landlord's Inn and a Yankee Giants 2 8 tie at Natick Monday evening.
Readable text notes boys blouses priced at 69 cents each in Bell and Rob Roy brands available at New Idea Store. The illegible line suggests a city or street name placeholder.
The A flag event at Concord Country Club Sunday crowned William Faversham aged 28, with competitors including G. J. Whitney and A. H. Wheeler. Scores and placements include multiple drives and placements from 17th to 19th cups amid a crowded field.
Elks baseball games listed for August at Emerson and Lincoln playgrounds. Matches include Lincoln versus Ama iks, Concord Elks vs Lincoln, and Quaker Clown against Concord Elks with dates from August 21 to August 29. Ads promote School Shoes at the New Idea Store in Maynard.
Amid conflicting accounts from Los Angeles Temple sources and physicians about Amy McPherson condition rumors spread from cake throwing to injuries. Meanwhile Florence Kennedy Brantwood is reported in treatment for a broken nose at a Boston sanitarium. An unrelated fire in Pack Bay district injures three firemen and two bystanders with over 100 evacuated and damages estimated at $20 000.
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