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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1935

Page

8

Middlesex laundry nine eyeing big role in lauded circuit

Al Cowles profiles the Middlesex laundry nine entering the Boston twilight league season led by manager Dick Lawson. He showcases a colorful roster including Ed Glady Hiram Torppa Bill Croft and others, and urges Maynard townsfolk to support Crowe Park to boost local baseball and attract fans.

al Cowles Middlesex Laundry Nine Boston Lwilight Henry Tolman Dick Lawson Ceasuna Ed Glady Glady Hiram Torp Torppa Lowell Ruth Chicago Bill Croft Skoner Cirveuit Joe Boulden Johnnie Flaherty Pussie Nean Grondahl Cooper Dartmouth @armer Kendra Georgie Johnson Handy Joe Morrissey Detroi Tigers Georgie Lehto Arrigard Maynard Crowe Park Joe Buster White Acton

Woman Charged With Keeping Liquor Fined in Concord

Maynard Josephine Salmela of 142 Parker Street appeared before Judge Howard A Wilson in Concord district court on Saturday morning charged with keeping and exposing liquor for sale after a raid by local police a week earlier. She was found guilty and fined 200 dollars.

Maynard Josephine Salmela Parker Street Howard A Wilson Concord Lquor

Recital by Miss Hamlin Pupils at Congregational Church

The Maynard audience packed the Congregational church for a Thursday night recital by Miss Ruby Hamlin’s pupils. Participants included Mary Sharpe, Melvin Hull, Elmer Salenius, Nathalie Creighton, Annie Rolynovicz, Vincent Scaccoitti, Mary Quinn, Marilyn Moynihan, and many others with a large turnout of parents and friends.

Maynard Ruby Hamlin Congregational Church Mary Sharpe Melvin Hull Elmer Salenius Nathalie Creighton Annie Rolynovicz Vincent Scaccoitti Mary Quinn Marilyn Moynihan Helen Cuttell Virginia Taylor James Eaton Roberta Carlson John Herbert Priscilla Vance Ormas Osma Mildred Forsen Alfred Bodfish Joan Davis

Edith Foster Reports School Nurse June Activities

Miss Edith Foster, school nurse, notes 129 pupils examined, 103 treatments in school, 8 in homes, 66 school visits, 42 home visits, and 14 referred to doctors for treatment. Dr Raymond Hooper vaccinated ten nursery children. Dr Martin of Waltham Tuberculosis Hospital held three clinics with 69 tested, 33 adults x radiographed at first. second clinic examined 12 adults. third clinic saw children and adults attend.

Maynard Edith Foster Raymond Hooper Martin Waltham

Acton Grange Members Take Mystery Trip to Whalum Park

About fifty Acton Grange members in twelve cars led by Mr and Mrs Alfred Harris enjoyed a mystery ride to Whalum Park Fitchburg last Tuesday evening. The group engaged in roller skating and swimming then returned late tired but happy. An afternoon Juvenile Grange meeting hosted Westboro Junior members with an entertaining program for local youths. A Groton Junior Grange visit is planned for July 9 with a surprise program.

Acton Acton Grange Alfred Harris Whalum Park Fitchburg Westboro Groton Junior Grange

Maynard Falls 1-0 To Arlington In Tight Spy Pond Clash

Georgie Lehto grinds through six innings for Middlesex Laundry nine as Arlington Town Team edges Maynard 1 to 0 at Spy Pond field. A dropped ball and a fifth inning miscue let the winning run score, while Maynard squandered chances with two double plays and key catches.

Maynard Lehto Georgie Middlesex Laundry Nine Arlington Town Spy Pond Field Barett Grondahl Builaen Muirey Pozarycki Dartmouth Maynard Lads Torppa John Flaherty Marine Arlington Mitchell Pat O'Brien Ritterhouse Gilendahl Fingard Webén Weidow Reardon Boulden

Whist Winners at Maynard Post VFW Event

The Maynard Post VFW weekly whist night drew a large crowd at headquarters on Friday. Prizes were awarded to Madeline DeMars Henrietta Bamford Ethel Thane Patrick Murray Amy Ryan Lena Rodway Mary Gilleney Laura Foley Annie Scully Agnes Driscoll Amy Brayden Catherine Bariteau Ida Gruber. A door prize went to Catherine Bariteau and a special prize to Laura Foley. Bingo prizes were won by William Wasuik Lena Rodway Mrs Campbell Annie Scully Ma Gruber and Mrs Costello.

Wo. F. W Maynard Post VFW Madeline DeMars Henrietta Bamford Ethel Thane Patrick Murray Amy Ryan Lena Rodway Mary F Gilleney Laura Foley Annie Scully Agnes Driscoll Amy Brayden Catherine Bariteau Ida Gruber

Salt production and use in England and impact on crops

English salt output reaches about 1 910 000 tons annually with Cheshire and Worcestershire supplying most of it. Salt boosts wheat yields by 3 bushels per acre, but harms apples cherries and vines if overused. Excess over 16 bushels per acre destroys vegetation. salt is a widely distributed mineral even emitted by volcanoes.

England Cheshire Worcestershire Vesuvius Montreal Herald

Swamp Rattlesnake Description and Battery Energy

Describes the swamp rattlesnake or Sistrurus as two and a half to three feet long and not aquatic in habitat. Also explains battery charging and how chemical energy is stored and released as electricity.

Acton Fair committee chairmen named by new president

Major Charles S. Coulter, U.S. A. retired, named appointments for the Acton Agricultural Association. Appointees cover advertising, apples, automobiles, eggs and honey, vegetables, nurseries, decorating, dog show, gates, exhibits, premiums, extension service, flowers, horse show, junior features, judging, membership, merchandise, Midway, concessions, music, police protection, public ity, ribbons, grounds, transportation, hall direction, women s arts and crafts, and collections.

Acton Town House Charles S. Coulter U.S. A The Acton Agricultural Association Albert P. Durkee W. Arthur Perrins Frank A. Merriam Willis Holden A. W. Locke Abel Cutting Frank Braman Burton Harvey Gates B. D Er. L. Hall W. Stuart Allen H. A. Brown Harold Clapp Francis Mead A. J. Christian Benjamin Derby George V. Mead Joseph Perry Rose Hartley Simon Taylor Merchantile Carl Backman Midway Theron Lowden Orma L. Clark Waldo Whitcomb Frank S. Braman Lowell Cram Madeline Howe Dr. Clark Howard J. Billings

Ships Put on Crutches When Docked for Repairs

Periodically ships are dry docked and propped on crutches to inspect hulls keels masts decks and fittings. The process requires many supports along the hull to keep the vessel steady and prevent catastrophe if crutches slip or collapse.

Fisher pleads guilty in Fall River mail truck case

Jay Fisher of Providence unexpectedly changed his plea to guilty as federal prosecutors rest their case against him and four co defendants in the $129,000 Fall River mail truck scheme. He faces a maximum sentence of 27 years.

Boston Jay Joseph Fisher Providerday Fisher Fall River Providence

Thefts Strike Lenox Leader John Shepard Jr Home

Theft of $25,000 bonds from John Shepard Jr. home in Lenox triggers warrant for Francis L. Vane aged 48, Shepard's former Palm Beach mayor. varies details indicate high-profile figure involved and police pursuit. Separately in Seabrook a brush fire interrupts telegraph and cable service to Northern Maine lines by AT&T.

Lenox Mass John Shepard, Jr Baant Palm Beach Florida Francis L Vane Shepard Seabrook N. H Telegraph Maine Cabe American Telephone and Telegraph

Brewster Seeks Maine Quoddy Utility Price Debate

Brewster cites Quoddy price concerns as he accuses a federal official of pressuring votes on the public utility matter. He claims Thomas G. Corcoran urged opposition to the death sentence for public utilities related to the dam project in his district during a Capitol lobby meeting.

Washington Raph Maine Sgge Ag Brewster Thomas G. Corcoran Co-Au Maquoddy

Angie's Death Motive Questioned at Welleney College

Boston on July 3 reports say Miss Angie Eames of Welleney College died under unclear circumstances. Relatives were informed today as investigators pursue a motive.

Boston Angie Eames Welleney College Eaas Gee Duck

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