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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1924

Page

3

Concord Junction Union Club Beats University Press Eleven to Two

The Concord Junction Union Club defeated the University Press of Cambridge 11 to 2 in a twilight game at Concord Junction playgrounds. Pearce held the Press to five hits including a home run, while Sullivan and McCarron were the only Pressmen safely to bat, with Sullivan three safeties for two runs. Fredericks hit .667 with strong batting and fielding for the Union Club, and Olsen led Union with three hits including a triple.

Concord Junction University Press of Cambridge Pearce Union Club Gfely Kot Olsene Sullivan eCarron McCarron Olsen Hawardsen McWilliams Johnson Fredericks Elfridge University Comeau

Corinthian Lodge Holds Last Meeting of Season at Masonic Temple

The Corinthian Lodge AF and AM held its final meeting before the September annual gathering at Masonic Temple on Monday evening. Distinguished visitors included Wor. Bro. Quarles H. Pike of Atlantic Lodge, Wor. Bro. KE Pope past master of Atlantic Lodge, Albert H. Turner of Mt Hermon Lodge Medford, and Harold L. Robert of Mt. Olive Lodge Cambridge. Pike assisted in the degree work impressively with Elmer J. Joslin delivering the lecture. Robert Cousins was reported resting comfortably after an accident and expected to receive visiting brethren. Refreshments and a social hall followed the degree work. Olive Hatch, CHS 1924, will enter Massachusetts General Hospital to train for nursing.

Corinthian Lodge A.M Masonic Temple Quarles H. Pike Atlantic Lodge Atlantic Lawrace KE. Pope Atantic Lodge Albert H. Turner Mt. Hermon Lodge Medford Harold L. Robert Mt. Olive Lodge Cambridge Bro Pike Elmer J. Joslin Robert Cousins Olive Hatch C.H.S Massachusetts General Hospital

Principal Brainerd Resigns for Newton Grammar Post

G Winthrop Brainerd principal of Peter Bulkeley and Emerson Schools resigns to become grammar school chief in Newton with higher pay. He arrived in Concord in 1923 and earned respect from pupils, teachers, and parents as his years of work ended. The Concord State Board Veter an Association will hold its annual Nahant outing on Saturday August 5 with motor trip, baseball, sports, swimming and a shore dinner.

Brainerd G. Winthrop Brainerd Peter Bulkeley Emerson Hall Newton Concord Concord State Buard Veteran Association Nahant Warren B. Goddard Winthrop T. Hodges Arthur B. Books Joseph Gaudet Ami Oliver Wood William Robus

Barber John Ranti Moves Shop to Waltham Street

John Ranti will relocate his barber shop from Main Street to a new location on Waltham Street near the Paper Mill bridge, with the move set for Friday next.

John Ranti Main Street Waltham Street Paper Mill Bridge

Loss of Winifred LaCroix Twin Baby Dies at 46 Days

Winifred, 46 days old, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur LaCroix Warren Sr, died suddenly Tuesday morning around 11 of convulsions. She was one of nine children. Funeral held this afternoon with burial in St Bridget's cemetery.

Arthur LaCroix Warren Sr St. Bridget’s Cemetery

South Acton Church Ends Week with Friday Prayer Meet

South Acton Congregational Church holds a Christian Endeavor prayer meeting in the vestry Friday at 7 30 p m. Sunday services on July 20 will be at the First Universalist Church with Rev Barker preaching.

Christian Endeavor First Universalist Church Mr. Barker

Weather Forecast for Local Vicinity

Fair today and Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures. Northern New England also sees fair conditions today and Thursday with a modest rise in temperatures.

New England

League Hears Protest on U S Policy at Geneva

Japanese push to win League support for racial equality. Haiti and San Domingo occupation discussed as Latin bloc seeks international pressure. Bellegarde of Haiti urged addressing South Africa bombings. Russia backs arbitration council. new applications for League associations reviewed.

Lyons France United Press League of Nations United States International Union of League of Nations Associations League Haiti Republic of San Domingo Hit Republis Uncle Sam League Assembly Geneva International Union 0 San Domingo Louis Dante Bellegarde Cettain Paris Monsieur Bellegarde South Africa Monsieuree Soueee Russia Germany International Council of Arbitration and Mediation

Ford Buys Two Historic Rhode Island Homes

Henry Ford has acquired two venerable North Kingston houses dating to the 17th century, the Sanford and Congdon places. The sheds and early structures were altered over time, with links to Judge Safford and Thomas Sweet family ancestors connected to Roger Williams era figures.

Henry Ford Kingston R. I South Subory Sanford Congdon Safford John Sweet Sweet Rhode Island James Sweet Walaes Great Britain Mary Greene John Greene Roger Williams James Nathaniel Greene Richard Ward Greene Worcester

Hardy at Dance Hall at Lake Boon Thursday

Benjamin B. Lovetta pager of the Lake Boon summer ballroom announces George Hardy will perform Thursday night. Hardy is a versatile vocalist who has appeared as a concert star across New England and sang with the Marlboro lodge minstrel show earlier this spring.

Benjamin B. Lovetna Pager Lake Boon George Hardy Mr Hardy New England Marlboro Lodge of Elk Oe See Rae Fa Orcester Manager Lovett

Marlboro residents in city service and travel notes

Albert Lowell of Bicknell street works with the city forestry department. Max Potischman of East Main street suffers from blood poisoning. Miss Della Burke of Somerville visits friends in the city yesterday. Miss Bertha Shaperio of the Marlboro Public Library enjoys her annual vacation. Miss Elizabeth Dacey of Ames place returns from a two week Hampton Beach vacation. Francis Lynch of Rice street has accepted employment.

Della Burke Somerville Bertha Shaperio The Marboro Public Library Elizabeth Dacey Ames Place Hampton Beach

Editor's vision of a community newspaper philosophy

Randolph Patton explains how a weekly Saskatoon paper should celebrate locals and personalities. He pledges to feature interesting figures, fund clubs, oppose uniformity, support ads from merchants and churches, and avoid dull growth. He would fund strong printing, improve lithography, and back bold community life.

Randolph Patton Saskatoon Star

Maribor Odd Fellows' Trustees Meet Tonight

Street department notes show the Maribor Odd Fellows' Corporation trustees to meet in IOOF hall tonight. Grafton Veno, private first class with Co K, is reported tol at Camp Walter Bassett. Boston Reds 7 faced Chicago White Sox in Boston yesterday.

The Maribor Odd Fellowes' Corporation Ioof Hall Grafton Veno Walter Bassett Maplestreet Boston Reds Chicago White Sox Boston

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U. C U. P—2 Train Club U. Press Pearce and Fredericks University Press Sullivan and Roberts Rankin Casper Jenney Grant St 8. G. Veteran Association Maynard South Acton Congregational Church Red Front Harry W. Fritz Commonwealth Avenue Veterans Building Concord Center Tom News U. S Japan League of Narone Associations Albania Aus:tea Canada Ireland Luxembourg Jewish Organization Czechoslovakia Ford South Sudbury State William Cenedon Congdon Place Richard Smith Kingaton Roger Williama Smith Wiliam Conadun North Kingston Benedict Arno Benjamin Congdon Pembrokeshire Wales David's Earl of Pembroke Wil Yorkshire Rhode Islan Hardy F.C.B. Cleveland Sealy Modern Cae Chandler Pikes Peak Papas Roche Chaliban Ben Rence Shea Middlesex Garage, Inc Albert Lowell Bicknell Street City Forestry Department Max Potischman East Main Street Francis Lynch Rice Street M. G. Purinton M. J. Finigan Walden Tel Concord, Mass Concord National Bank Masaachisetta U.S Meespebussite Middlesex Paywood Eeeers Bans Omaly Betel Fay Heywood Su Rane Mauries McWalter Notary Wittines Wiesier Wegen Ming Street Department Mrs Clarence Hartwell Salem Nellie Ly Lincoln Street Shoe Alive St. Ann St. Mary's Church Jersey Jersey Ice Lawrence and Lynn Mass New Englands J. Bartholmeo Thoreau St Bartholmeo N. J. Cole Edison Globe Wernicke Singer Sewing Machines Arthur E. Loftus Co Commonwealth Ave Spiaaiae
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