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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes show references to Emerson Hospital healing a dog? report and local groups including Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters and St. Taborne Sons. Mentions town election not seeking candidacy, and a meeting planned for Monday night on the thirteenth.
A January 4 club gathering discussed vocational education and motherhood topics. Dr. [redacted] spoke on family support, while TANl Eire chaired the program.
A whist tournament at St Mae's Parish honored prize winners including Mrs Ki Brooks and Hazel Rasde. George Webster led the men’s group with trophies awarded by Mrs Charles Spence Mrs Joseph Brown and Mrs Edward Wooldridge in charge of arrangements.
Aer born to Mr aud wis on Lewis street as Whitneys Purple Pirates filled a crowded dance floor at an urban rave. Magnolia lodge plans a next meeting with three initiates led by Noble Grand Ruth H. Worship. Frank Hughes, president of a local credit association and Fed Reserve Bank member, spoke at the Chamber of Commerce gathering in Odd Fellows hall.
Bent avenue resident Maynard Wooldridge was elected to lead the Middlesex 4H club chapter. The organization comprises active older members and those twenty-one and over who will continue to carry on the group’s work.
The annual union meeting of the Name Societies of St Bridget's Parish and West Concord will be held next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock at St Bridget's Church.
John Dare and Kilmer sale fundraiser supports Camp Joyce Kilmer at a NevOn Street store. News notes include Mason Clark guest Phyllis Quirk, absence of Herbert Sullivan, Miss Mary Donovan, Thea Dington, and Percy Dunlop resuming teaching duties. Venard College student presence mentioned with John H. Lawton’s son. Midweek Methodist service featured a brief sermon on The Genius of Methodism.
Rev William Boicourt delivers sermon You Cant fool all the people all the time at Union Congregational Church Mayased Maas. Abraham Lincoln quotes frame a church program as services, meetings, and a guest address by Rev William Bell of Africa with Mrs Katherine C Fletcher of Constan. Evening events include a light supper and informal group discussions with adults and youth participation.
A late period scoring burst by Maynard and Ja forces from Co K Mars narrows the gap but falls short. Gisots Pie Frigard leads in scoring with Frigard and Jawarek contributing from the forecourt as the team battles to defend the banner.
Elizabeth McHix thanks friends for sympathy and assistance during recent bereavement. The note mentions Santa Claus as a town in Indiana.
January notes praise for public health work and Mary Ward monthly reports. The association highlights its public health efforts, honored officers, and the value of community nursing. Agnes Morse served as secretary with personalities like George H Creighton and Guyer Fowler noted. Meetings occurred at the high school. The year totals show 368 patients visited and 450 nursing visits.
Fourteen 4 H gardeners from Middlesex County receive medals at a Massachusetts horticultural event. James Mary and Wi Henry are among twelve honored by the Middlesex 4 H gardeners association. Hilda wins a neat account ribbon. Chelmsford’s Koulas is named 1929 County Garden Champion with a profit of 768 dollars and 52 cents from market sales. Winchester’s Eskback appears among noted participants. Over eight hundred 4 H garden club members participated in the past summer.
Fragmented notes show Maynard High girls basketball set for a significant season with expectations of a strong showing. Mentions include South Boston, Sheiks, and Fordham events. Readers should expect regional prep matchups and school sports activity in Indiana and Chicago references amid broader school athletic notes.
Maynard High School opened its season by defeating two mer's teams 24 to 12 and 12 to 3 in a pair of games on a slippery floor. The Maynard lineup included Fairbanks, Wilcox, Fin gard, Garland, Warilac, Kochnowicz, Zaporeski, Sacerzen, Maseerd. A return game with Westboro is set for Jan 18 but may be cancelled due to Westboro coach concerns.
First baby born in Maynard in 1930 is reported. The note mentions Mr and Mrs Vecentilone and a newborn at the local hospital on New Year’s night. Additional lines note teachers resuming duties in White Plains New York and Franklin after holidays.
Maynard H. S. basketball fans anticipate a tough opener as Torppa Frigard and the returning core face a strong visiting squad. Officials expect a capacity crowd to witness the battle between last year’s veterans and the school’s quota of newcomers in a clash that could set the tone for the season.
Classified notice seeks a used canoe in good condition. Contact offers or inquiries to 47 Parker St Maytard with details on model and price.
Natick A A invades for a big basketball night against the local Co at Waltham Street Hall following a 27 20 Natick win. Natick’s star lineup includes Al Dumas Jim Hickey Dillon Garvey and others from Boston College Fordham and beyond.
Four life saving equipment stations are kept in good condition for immediate use during ice skating season. One is at the mill gate and others are maintained for quick access in emergencies.
The Chu Maynard church outlines events with Rev C C Garland D D leading. Primary Bible School at 9 30, Morning worship at 10 30 on Who Shall Rule, Adult Bible School at 12, Young People at 6, Evening subject Probie Our Boys and Girls. The pastor will present the last census report on youth crime and discuss Methodism's attitude toward Negroes before Wednesday Eve Home-Night at 7 45.
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