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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

5

Rescue Efforts Continue For Sunken Submarine H-47

Reports say British Admiralty holds hope of rescuing crew from the H-47 after a collision with L-12 off St George's, despite deep water and prior expectations of no survivors. Two crew escaped from the conning tower. 23 feared dead including L-12 crew.

Aes Mibidbn INS Hopg Wty Fes St. David's Head Admiralty R J ‘Gardner Sidney Cliburne

Concord Defeated as Walsh Club Holds to Three Hits

Dave Robinson limited Walsh Club to three hits at Emerson Playground on Tuesday evening. Concord’s offense struggled with light hits and several errors leading to five runs. The game featured few hits from Concord and highlighted a rough back end of the season outing.

Dave Robinson Walsh Club Emerson Concord Egies Concordam Carciehout

Leominster News Briefs: Local Returns and Reunions

Marlboro Naugher returns from Boston where he visited his sister Mrs Cha Perrigo. Fred Miller returns from a two weeks vacation visiting his uncle in Putnam Conn. Mr and Mrs Fred O Prien return from their wedding trip. Leominster High Class of 1925 to hold first annual reunion July 24 at Williams Tavern. class has 100 members. Roy Brown of Medford arrested for driving on left side. fined ten dollars.

Lester Naugher Linco! Street Boston Cha Perrigo Fred Miller NHK. Tel Tel. Co Putnam, Conn Leominster ‘High School Williams ‘Tavern Roy 12 Brown George St Medford Doyle Brown

Men Dress Fashion Debate Reflects Male Conservatism

Style mentors argue men remain more dress conscious than women with rigid norms. They note urban summers force heavy garments, while proposals for lighter open wear face public resistance. The piece cites the Prince of Wales in a sweater over formal attire and raises questions about future trends.

London Hyde Park United States

Marlboro Marlboro Airport Project Attracts Firestone Interest

Harold H. Roovins of Hudson leads pole removal at Marlboro Airport with completion in sight. Firestone Co plans a big plane for executive transport from Hudson, possibly using Marlboro field en route to Boston. Boston Transcript notes fueling pits hangar plans and public facilities as preparation advances for August opening.

Boston Transcript Harold Robins Marlboro Harold H. Roovins Hudson Firestone Company Boston New England

Services For A H Young

Funeral services for Albert H. Young were held at his home on West Main Street with the Rev. Percy G Beatty officiating. The 2 PM service featured Carrie Cadieux singing Lead Kindly Light and Abide With Me as delegates from several cities and lodges attended. Burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery.

Marlboro Interclub Golf Tournament Notice

Notices from Fred Rolfe Marlboro Country Club chairman announce an inter club golf match with Monoosnoc Club of Leominster on Saturday July 13 at 2 o clock. A banquet and entertainment follow in the clubhouse. J Harry Doyle chairs Leominster committee and local arrangements are led by Rolfe.

Marlboro Fred ,Rolfe Leominster J. Harry Doyle Rolte

Round Comes Nearer in Hudson In Runaway Brook Golf

In the Runaway Brook Golf Club championship, two first division matches and six second division matches have been played. First division results include Lambert over Tower 1 up and Guild over Gratchee 3 and 1. Second division results show Fieldsend over Mitchell 2 and 1 and Dr Keay over Garrity 5 and 4.

Garrity Ainger Howe Carruth Robinson Dr. Gussman Brodrick Dr. Cox Kenney

Marlboro D R A Event Funds Health Camp for Child

Mrs Addie Starrett hosted a social aft ernoon in Warren avenues for Gener al Joseph Badger Chapter D R A. The event completed a fund to send a Marlboro child to Camp Virginia health camp at Bolton. Mrs Marion Carpenter won the top points total.

Marlboro Addie Starrett Warren Avenues Joseph Badger Camp Virginia Bolton Marion Carpenter

Predict Many Managers May Get The Axe This Fall

Sports writer Davis J. Walsh reports widespread speculation that several baseball managers face firing as 1930 approaches. Card losses and stagnant play push managers from Southworth to Hendricks and beyond into scrutiny, with chatter about changes in Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn and elsewhere.

Blackburne Chicago Jaxie Atz Texas League White Sox Cincinnati Muggs Mr. Hendricks Robbie Brooklyn Maranville Braves Dan How Ivy Phil Wall Waller Vennson Bill Kilme Howsey Joo Ball Howley Mr. ‘Ball Gelbert Alexader Sherdel Haines Hornsby McKechnie Farrell

Interchurch Service Sunday in Federated church

The Inter church league summer vacation service will be held Sunday at the First Federated edifice with Rev. Spurgeon M. Hirtle officiating. James A. McCausland of Clinton will be heard as special soloist.

Hudson Interchurch League Federated Unitarian and Methodist Episcopal Spurgeon M. Hirtle James A. MacCausland Clinton

Banks receive new paper money as legal tender

The Marlboro and Marlborough banks reported receipt of new paper currency that day via registered mail. The First National Bank and the Peoples National Bank each held about $13,000 in consignments, while Marlboro Savings Bank held a smaller amount.

Marlboro Marlborough First National Bank Peoples ‘National Bank Marlboro Savings Bank

Marlboro Legion Carnival Plans Committee Formed

A meeting led by Henry Callahantas to organize a carnival for the Legion Post and its marching corps was held in Marlboro. The committee includes Christopher Ghilonip Cousins Burton Lippard Manning Albert Murr Harold Chase and others. The Ladies Auxiliary formed a general committee to support the event as part of veterans group activities.

Renzie Miltord Hama Collins Comman Callahan Legion Post Foreign Wars Legion Will

Local social notes on area residents and travel

Miss Marguerite Knight returns from a five city automobile trip with Dr McAuslan of Grafton. Mr and Mrs Dannel are married in Haverhill and plan to make their home on Hig. Rev P H Grenier formerly pastor now employed as a stew in a law office. Mr and Mrs Aime family return from Cana trip. Mr Hugh Ba moves to Lavallee on Highland Street. James McAuslan involved in decorating work.

Marguerite Knight Street Tral Massachusetts and McAuslan Grafton Mrs. Dannelly Haverhill Hugh Ba Newbury Street Lavellee Highland Street Mow James McAuslan

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