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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
5
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Maynard residents report visits and travel plans among friends and families. Harold Brown and others discuss housing and public school positions. Katie Farrell visits from New York City. Nurses from Union Hospital aid strike relief while Maurice Stuckert accepts a Springfield job and others enjoy vacations in Maine York Beach and Camp Spaulding.
Drv and Mrs Denis Sexton of Vale Oregon visited Maynard after 21 years then left Sunday for Yale. They will go via Northfield Massachusetts Montreal Ontario Detroit and other North West cities in their return. Mr Sexton enjoyed the reunion and noted Maynard's growth. Also Mr and Mrs Alex Sopanen will depart for Finland next Sunday to settle there. Mis Biin or Slimond visits Boston relatives.
George Edward White of Crow's Nest department store is seen preparing berry picking gear as the blueberry season nears. Joseph King, Michael McNamara, Bert Gruber appear keyed to activity, hinting at a bustling harvest with veterans ready to pick low bush berries already on the market.
A Lovell Bus Lines Inc bus left idling in a yard during the week and rolled out across Main Street and over a slight embankment. It was towed back onto the road and then parked in the garage under its own power with no damage reported.
Maynard July 18. A Erikson's dairy on Great and Maynard has been equipped with modern pasteurization plant. The setup includes steam sterilizing gear and sanitary pumps that deliver milk from pasteurizers to bottles without touching hands. The Cherry hot water system sterilizes milk. visitors may tour the plant daily except Saturday morning to see the latest in public milk supply.
Union Summer Service opens July 22 with morning worship and sermon by the pastor. Special music and a daily program follow including lectures by prominent ministers and cottage prayers. Dr George Bean’s pulpit date is postponed. Rev Bibert Cendr et to occupy and Rev Mr Conover to visit July 28 29. Building Committee notes new secretary Mrs Bawin Carlton Sr. and lists members.
Marlboro took a 4 to 0 win over the Sheiks in Crowe Tk action the first half of the Valley League contest. Logan and Craig starred with the willow as Wardzalla collected two hits while Marlboro pitchers delivered strong work. Batteries Kane and Craig Lette and Wardzalla. Rev Boicourt visits Waterbury parishioners after eleven years as Union Congregational pastor in town and notes flood damage seen during Vermont trip.
The Treasure Hunt at St George's Episcopal church hall tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. is described as a popular sport akin to foxhunting in England. Proceeds cover refreshments and treasure tests, inviting a mixed crowd and noting the Prince of Wales attends chances when offered.
A year old boy narrowly escaped serious injury when he was knocked down by an automobile on Main Street near the C. C. Murray gas station Saturday afternoon. Joseph Prince of Haverhill, the vehicle operator, drove the boy to Edward Mlaberty’s office where an examination showed cuts and abra sions but nothing serious.
Needham edges Maynard 3-2 at Crowe Park as Kenney and Sims toil on the mound. Kangas shines at short, Russell, Vodoklys, and Sims drive two hits each for Needham while Proctor and Terrill pace Maynard with timely hits. Game features fielding thrills and late Needham scoring in the fifth. Maynard next hosts Minster, with White promising another high class attraction.
A Treasure Hunt will be inaugurated at a meeting at Parish Hall St George s church tomorrow evening at 7 30 when the first clue of the hunt will be divulged. After finding the buried treasure the party will assemble for refreshments and a recital of the experiences. Also dresses reduced at several prices near Miss Ei Buck opposite Concord National Bank.
The K of C golfers from Maynard and Marlboro met for the first round of a tournament at Marlboro Country Club. Frank Sheridan led Maynard with Frank Brayden as manager. 24 players on each team. The field included players from duffer to expert classes. The second round will be played at Maynard Country Club.
Maynard notes Roy Murden, sidelined two weeks after a knee injury in a Maynard against Sheiks and Stow match, objects to a planned benefit game. He thanks supporters but declines sanction for the event. Riverside Co op plans 6 percent dividends in August.
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