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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1936

Page

8

Ted Bishop Wins M G A State Open At Maynard Country Club

Ted Bishop of Trapelo captures the M G A state open amateur title at Maynard Country Club as 61 golfers compete in rainy weather on the tournament's closing day. Ed Martin of Sandy Burr finishes second low gross with 71 while Bishop leads a field including Ed Coughlin and Frank Moran. multiple prize classes listed.

Ted Bishop Trapelo Maynard Country Club Bishop Sandy Burr Woodland M. G. A Ed Martin Jerry Gianferante Minute Man Club Lexington Pat Gianferante Maynard Clu Ed. Coughlin Ted Low Gross Frank Moran Wachus Wachusett Kid Marton Ed Coughlin Stan Wasuik Maynard HH. Flood Jake Swartz J. Lt. Keefe H. Carlton Joe Fay Woodland Esmond Bailey John O'Donnell H. A. Wiper Hf. Bullard Paul Allen A. Franklin H. Bushway F. Grieve Cc. E. Hamilton

Mrs. Hickey claims Kruschen Salts reduced 17 pounds in six weeks

Roseville California resident Mrs. Robert Hickey credits her doctor for Kruschen Salts with a 17 pound loss in six weeks. She dismisses critics who warned against safe weight reduction and urges readers to try the remedy.

Robert Hickey Roseville Calif Hickey

East End All Stars Clinch Junior League Title Over West End 7–6

The East End All Stars defeated West End 7 to 6 at Crowe Park in the final Junior League game. Billy Columbo delivered a bases loaded three run single in the ninth as Columbo, Pronko and F Lali each had two hits. Perillo drew four walks and Lalli drove in a run with a sacrifice as East End sealed the win and set plans for another league next year starting in June.

Columbo Pronko F. Lali West End Perillo Tony Lalli East End Lain Smith Wotjkiewica

Bedford Couple Sails Home From Washington Trip

Mr and Mrs T H Walker of 254 Arlington Street Bedford sail from Baltimore today aboard the St Chatham of Merchants and Miners Line en route home via Boston after visiting Washington DC.

T H Walker Arlington Street Bedford Baltimore St. Chatham Merchants & Miners Line Boston Washington, DC

West Acton notices and community notes

West Acton residents report vacations and local work projects. Talk of removing the mound at Arlington and Summer streets as a WPA project due to dangerous sightline. Miss Mary Whitcomb and friends vacationed at Mount Tom Holyoke. Local moves include the Charles family to Arlington Street apartment near Odd Fellow's Hall. The West Acton Woman's Club assists with the Fiesta and Arts and Crafts exhibit. Visitors praise surroundings and well kept lawns. Mount Hope Cemetery praised for flowers and grass during dry spell. Superintendent Jed W. Green commended.

Willard Allphin Leland Campbell Arlington and Summer Streets Mary Whitcomb Mount Tom Holyoke Charles South Acton Arlington Street Byron John McNiff Maynard, Waltham West Concord West Acton Jed W. Green

Crystal Bead Press Mute Kiss Feels Cold as Glass

A poetic fragment describes Crystal pressing a bead to the lips and feeling a chill colder than glass. The image hints at a tense moment or symbolic gesture, focusing on sensory contrast and emotion.

Sudbury Notes on Road Work and Local Visits

Sudbury highway surveyor Harlan Noyes and crew repair the Hudson road smoothing travel. Residents discuss bathing beaches at South Sudbury and Lake Boone. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and daughter Miss Nemem Smith of Melrose, noted commercial artist. Edmund Gleason with the U S Destroyer MacDonough in San Diego and soon to join Pacific maneuvers. Juliet McCormick of Pepperell and Nellie Ambrose of Framingham call on friends. road crash damages electric pole near Maynard and Poor Farm roads. the speed boys escape major damage. Mrs Anne Buxton hosts the Saturday club, and others visit, with Mrs Halloran and Miss Spencer among guests at Anchorage Yar mouthport.

Harlan Noyes Hudson Road South Sudbury Lake Boone Charles Smith Miss MiNem Smith Melrose Northcote Miss Smith New England Europe Halloran Edmund Gleason Henry Gleason Maynard Road U. S MacDonough San Diego California Pacific Juliet McCormick Pepperell Nellie Ambrose Framingham Maynard Electric Anne Buxton Saturday Evening Club Joseph Cavelatta Pacific Coast Susier B. Clark Concord Pnd John E. Halloran Chicago Edith Spencer Dallas Texas Anne Moynihan Gertrude M. Halloran Edwin Phipps Anchorage Yarmouthport William Prescott Maynard Rad Theodore Baker Boston John KB. Halloran Edith _ Spencer Old Sudbury Road

Local families return from coastal vacations

Mr and Mrs Robert J Bond and daughter Dorothy have returned from a few pleasant days at Scituate Harbor. John and Alyce Condon have come back from a Dennisport Cape Cod vacation with friends from Mr and Mrs Scott Doten of Newton.

Robert J. Bond Dorothy Scituate Harbor John Alyce Condon Dennisport Cape Cod Concord Scott Doten Newton Ae Hill Road

Maynard V E 8 club members plan nuptials and travel

Three Maynard V E 8 club members Anna Fayton Mary Higgins and Edith France vacation with three Woburn friends at Millville New Hampshire They filed intentions of marriage with Dorothy C Leighton town clerk of Littleton and Kevin Spratt Maynard New Jersey Hillside Street Maynard Mr and Mrs Arthur Malcolm visit relatives Naylor Court William Gleason Johnson Pharmacy vacation with family will visit Hyde Park and New Bedford Mr and Mrs A W Holt visited relatives in Philadelphia Orville P Tucker and family attended a Liver more Maine reunion

Maynard Anna Fayton Mary Higgins Edith France Woburn Millville N. H Dorothy C. Leighton New Road Littleton Kevin Spratt Hillside Street Arthur Malcolm

Princeton Lottery History Between 1748 and 1772

Seven lotteries were authorized for the benefit of Princeton University and the College of New Jersey between 1748 and 1772. Proceeds ranged from 600 to 3000 pounds.

Princeton Princeton University College of New Jersey

Happiness Is Four Given Already Have It

A brief reflective note suggests happiness comes from within and is already possessed by those who carry it in their hearts.

Maynard-The Clinton Turners End Oilomatics Winning Streak

The Clinton Turners halted the Oilomatics nine game winning run with a 32 to 0 win at Crowe Park. Jake Liverman homered in the sixth frame as Sontag tripled and Fingard had four hits for Maynard. Pelky and Lehto pitched well for the rivals.

Maynard Clinton Sontag Pitroff Flaherty Strunz Fingard Glady Liverman Homer Pelky Georgie Lehto

Local Notes On Visits And Birth In Acton Area

Mrs Otis Reed returns from Mattapoisett and entertains her sister in law. Miss Gene Puffer visits Fort Pond cottage. Norman Marsh and wife welcome a baby boy at Emerson Hospital Concord. George White visits his aunt at Pleasant Lake Cape Cod. Margery McNally visits Phyllis White. Ruby and Alma Graves return from a two week vacation.

Otis Reed Mattapoisett Massachusetts Gene Puffer Elizabeth Reed Fort Pond Norman Marsh Emerson Hospital Concord George White Robert White Maple Street B. J. Byrne Pleasant Lake Cape Cod Margery McNally Medway Phyllis White Ruby Alma Graves

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Eugene A. Hendrickson Main St Tel Oldsmobile Viano Motor CO Thoreau ST Irene Hervey Lionel Atwill George O'Brien Polly Ann Young The Rochelle Hudson Paul Kelly Aili Hermanson Butler Ave Sudbury Bette Davis Franchottone Disney Turners Pelky and Duggan Lehto Boulden Sun Maynard Lumber G. A. R. Block State Theatre
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