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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
6
Miss Anna Gunning of Marlboro and Charles A. McDonald of New York, both aged 37 and 35, obtained a marriage license and will marry here today, as announced in This Paper’s special from New York.
West Concord Pirates rally to a 9-4 win over the Eagles in a Friday game at Playground. Key moments include a 3-1 Pirates lead after Renhull Campbell and Ryan connected on a rally and six later runs, aided by five hits in the fifth inning. Laurence earned the win with strong pitching and the Pirates improved to .500 on the season.
In a tense late innings battle, the Eagles broke a 6-1 deficit to rally past the Bears as key hits from Mazzeo, Keehan, and Symes sparked a late surge. Callajan, Sheehan, and Johnson contributed as the game eluded a decisive finish in the eighth inning.
Marlboro Westboro Framingham join forces for an annual clambake and golf event at Stow Country Club August 27 at 9 30. Maynard and Marlboro teams compete in foursomes with dinner after play. Jimmy Deven pro will host an exhibition as Romeo Gadbola Charles Holt oversee sports day events for four town councils.
Bottino and Sheehan led a back and forth nine inning contest as multiple errors and timely hits sparked a late rally. Williams and Sheehan anchored the offense while Johnson and La Bone contributed in the field and at the plate.
We express heartfelt thanks to all who were kind during our recent bereavement and for the flowers and support received for the late White.
Miss Edith Priest of the State College at Amherst vacationing with a classmate at Sparrows Nest Hubbardston. Knights of Columbus councils from Maynard Hudson Southborough Marlborough Natick Framingham plan a field day at the Stow Country Club next Sunday. James B Farrell hosts guests from Chicago and will attend the National Postal convention and visit the Century of Progress Fair.
South Acton families share visits and illnesses. Walter A. Tuttles visit Cranston Rhode Island. Clarence Goward recovering from illness. hopes to return soon. Cobb family from Brighton visited Abbott L Main Street. Mrs Alexander Morrison visiting Bangor. Mrs C Craig Sweet and son Charles returned from Sandwich. Robert S Christie of Flushing NY stayed with his mother Ida Christie. A daughter born to Lawrence W Tucker at Concord Hospital. Gratitude expressed for kindness and flowers during recent bereavement.
Local report notes a WTO related gathering in Y. P. R. with attendees expected to discuss trade rules. One official will make remarks and outline future sessions.
Dinneen, an insurance man from Westboro, was injured when a borrowed bi plane crashed after a tailspin at the Turnpike airport. He suffered facial lacerations and head injuries, 20 stitches, and was hospitalized in Marlboro in stable condition. State inspectors will investigate the crash origin and the plane, owned by Oscar Johnson of Townsend, originated from Leominster airport.
A former church near Uxbridge revived for a community event begins with a noon luncheon at Wigwam Hill Mendon, then a treasure hunt run by Godfrey Davenport. Activities include swimming at Lake Nipmuc and an evening gathering at Chestnut Hill church, with Sunday morning departures.
The notice states a funeral will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m with services at the North Brookfield residence. The obituary fragment references Hudson John M MacDo 79 and others but details are unclear.
The Marlboro team has a busy week with games Friday night at Ward Park, Saturday afternoon at Marlboro Merch Park at 3 16, and Sunday they travel to play the opponent.
Fragmentary text mentions Dorothy Boyer and relatives in New Connecticut, Armitage, and Mariboro context with unclear relations and event.
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