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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
4
The fragment shows the Marlboro Massachusetts Weekly Enterprise masthead with address lines and publication details. It includes terms like Second Class Matter and references subscription rates and nearby towns Maynard Concord Sudbury and others. No complete events or stories are present in the readable text.
Concord baseball team earns praise for energy and merit but faces weak support from fans. Boston papers credit the pitching staff as top outside professional level in the state. Players are praised as pung and alert while organizers seek financial backing from local fans.
Emerson Hospital medical and surgical staff led by Dr Ross Whitton held their annual dinner at Ye Olde Barbecue Inn in South Sudbury. After a lobster dinner, staff and wives enjoyed dancing to live Inn orchestra. Attendees included Dr and Mrs O L Clark and many other doctors and spouses from Maynard Carlisle and surrounding areas. The report also mentions baseball results for Concord Elks and a church union service at First Parish in Concord.
Lehto allowed three hits and no runs over nine innings, fanning 12 as West Concord scored three in the second and third. Soffritti and Olsen added key hits while West Concord played errorless ball and O'Donnell held Allerica to seven singles.
Gleasondale wins after a flurry of hits and home runs led by Wetherbee and Daignault. West Concord falters with key errors and multiple runners left on base as McWilliams preserves the win with strong relief pitching.
The Concord Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in the Veterans' Building with Mrs Granville Molde presiding. The annual memorial service was led by chaplain Mrs J William Byron as soloist and a moving picture entertainment was planned in the Veterans Building this afternoon and evening to benefit the welfare fund.
Concord exploded for 18 runs on 23 hits to overwhelm Framingham in a Sunday game. Peterson led a barrage with five hits in seven at bats and McCabe and C Johnson contributed multi hit performances. Smith drew the mound assignment for Framingham but Concord’s bats produced more than enough offense to seal a decisive win.
West Concord village invites all residents to Harvey Wheeler School grounds for a July 3 celebration. A 7 30 p m game opens a program with martial music by the municipal band, magic by Prof Moro, a patriotic address by Ex Mayor Edwin O Childs of Newton, plus ice cream and cold drinks.
Benedetto Disconnabia, aged years, died at the hospital Wednesday of last week. The funeral from his son Louis Dipersio’s home at 4 1/2 N Street Saturday morning. Mass at 9 o'clock then burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. 1000 tickets to Strand Theatre free with every Lefer's Main Street Maynard purchase.
Miss Catherine Robb and Mr. Peter Whyte wed in Concord at the Robb estate garden. Rev Philemon Sturges Jr. officiated in a small ceremony with relatives and friends. The couple plans a honeymoon and will settle in Banff, Alberta.
Gavin Taylor Sr a well known resident entered the insurance business as an agent for established companies in Great Falls Montana on a several weeks vacation. Also a brief ad mentions comfy slippers from Rickles Shoe Store and furnished rooms for light housekeeping available at American Supply Co corner Nason and Summer.
Reliable Man or Woman distributing Watking products in Maynard advertises weekly earnings of 35.03. J R Watking at 231 Johnson Ave Newark NJ and Canfield Hatchery Lexington Mass promote growing chicks priced to close out the Lexington brooding plant. Grades A A blood tested chicks hatched through July 7 with orders urged.
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