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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1938

Page

2

Clinton High Triumph Delivers Tight Baseball Battle

Clinton High edged a tough opponent in a late rally as Merora allowed seven walks while Clinton scored the tying run on a seventh inning single. Stuka started. Gudzinowicz took defeat in a well-played nonleague clash that featured wild base running and tense defense despite several miscues.

Peeto O'Malley Toy Hnappy Davidmone Johny Gudzindwite Ronnér Seconditowice Stuka Kilcoyne Castanza Durvaney Texas Renny Gudginowicz Joe McCaffrey J.’ Ghigzinowicn B. Gudzinowicz Clinton Maynard Erie Carlamone Edyrie Panén J. Gudsinawien Anza Haap‘anven Kit Roves Thrvarney Carlamone Priest Merora Gudzinawieg Mécorg Gaidatrentes

Freshman Sophomore Social at George W. Auditorium

The joint Freshman and Sophomore classes successfully hosted an area party in the George W. Auditorium on Friday. Al Pucker performed while refreshments and social features kept guests entertained, with Miss Alice Fearhs and Miss Ruth G. Bradley coordinating along with class officers. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Lent and others were among the patrons.

George W. On Alice Fearhs Rae Ruth G. Bradley Wity Torgether Donald A. Lent Walter Pierney Mthel Butterworth

Dramatic Club Closes Season With Final Meeting

Maynard Dramatic Club wrapped up a successful season at a May night gathering at Mrs. Emylee Lever’s home on Summer Street. Plans for a Fall season were announced as four one act plays were presented by members including Memor ies and Rocking Chair Blues.

Maynard Emylee Lever Summer Street Peg Murray Martin Laura Aho John'Murphy Helen Mark Ketola Hulda Nelson Helen IM Peg M Edward Hannon Rita Bariteau Leo Comeau Les Mullin William H. Reynolds Shikka French Laura Abo Peg Murray Martin Kathryn Bariteau John Murphy Halsey I. Andrews Joseph Wasiik Sam Mieciche

Maynard Scouts Honor Year with Awards Night

Scouts and troops gather for a year end awards event on June 2 at 7 pm in the auditorium. Parents will attend as girls display progress toward ranks through hikes, games, and meetings with other troops. About 40 girls joined a Massachusetts Girl Remain Day at Cedar Hill last week, with thanks to townspeople for supporting Scouting through cookie sales.

Maynard

Maynard Juniors Baseball Triumphs Over Bedford And Concord

Maynard juniors win two games beating Bedford 2 0 and West Concord 5 0. Pendergast allows two hits in one game as Crowley contributes a triple and score. Lineups list players from Maynard and West Concord with upcoming rival Noah Tenney and South Braintree in June matches.

Maynard West Concord Bob Maden Bedford John Pendergast Concord Shoys Gins Kugima Crowley Pedford Franny Crowley Rose Brennan and Connors Kugime Buscem Higgins Laniin Wicz Morrisl Pendergast If Wlaherty Karhumaa Se

Maynard A Fish Story or Not at Fort Pond

Fort Pond residents tell of Fort Pond where Chief of Police Henry Pieciewica and friends caught fish at David Freeman’s cottage. A large hornpout reportedly jumped into the boat, but the chief dismissed the tale with a wary joke and a caution not to believe every detail.

Henry Pieciewica Fort Pond David Freeman

Sidewalk Improvements Begin After Mill Work Week

Work starts this week on sidewalk improvements radiating from the mill. About forty men are employed in the first group at JOC- with Maynard leading. Half the wages will be paid to town tax authorities through authorized payments.

Maynard

Maynard Young Democrats organized at Town House

The Maynard Young Democrats Club formed at the Town House with 45 members at the opening meeting. Leo McNamara elected president, Tony Wojtkiewicz vice president, Ruth Lyons treasurer, and Richard Murphy secretary. Membership open to men and women ages 21 to 35. next meeting planned soon. Miss Gertrude Martin of the state health department discussed a tuberculosis clinic in Maynard under Middlesex Sanatorium guidance. Mrs Heaton family moved to Toronto where husband heads a textile mill. Rouss DiGrapo to lead shoe repairs for late Camillo Simonetti shop.

Maynard Air Maynard Young Democrats Club Leo McNemapai Tony Wojtkiewicz Ruth Ly=ons Richard Murphy Climaleo McNamara Gertrude Martin State Health Department Board of Health Camillo Simonett

Sudbury Social and Scouting Notes Recap

Mr and Mrs Nathaniel T Lor sing entertained the Saturday Evening Club last week. Sudbury Boy Scouts plan a Fox Patrol event on Saturday June 4 at Green Pasture Post Road area. Mrs Maxwell P Eaton newly elected president and Mrs Irving Priest former president attended the State convention of Woman's Club in Swampscott on Wednesday. Herbert James Atkinson of Elm Tree Farm hosted guests last weekend including Miss Marques. Taft Pettee of Northampton hosted a house guest hoch.

Nathaniel T Lorsing Sudbury Boy Scouts Green Pasture Post Road Concord Road Maxwell P. Eaton Irving Priest Sudbury Woman's Club Woman’s Club Swamps Scott Herbert James Atkinsona Elm Tree Farm Mies Marques Taft Pettee Northampton

Memorial service at Maynard High attends by community figures

A Maynard High memorial service was held in the auditorium on a Friday. The program opened with a song and recitations and featured attendees including Mildred Muter Tetise and Walter Moyersen.

Maynard Junia H Igh Pmogtree Em . Progra Walter Moyersen Mildred Multer Tetise

Garden in the Woods hosts Curtis and garden club members

The Waltham and Marlboro Garden Clubs were entertained at Garden in the Woods by Joseph M Cohig as the guest host. Stuart and Billy Edgerly mourn the loss of their dog Bonnie, who strayed away recently.

Joseph’ M. ‘Cohig Ea Sheditt eSie Curtis Waltham ‘Wid’ Marlboro Stuart Billy Edgerly Bonnie

Fashion notes on 1920s corsets and waisted fronts

Brief attic find references J Corsets and Ferrie waists prior to 1925. Mentions state model and approximate year with a Massachusetts box 171 Pee label for archival cataloging.

Pee Massachusetts

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