Baseball Notes: Concord Ends Local Era of Play
Concord baseball fizzled due to waning interest with no post mortem yet. Talks of forming a team for games against Maynard and Concord Junction linger, aiming to beat Junction, seen as weaker. Joe Hopkins rumored to pitch for Maynard, after a strong showing at Marlboro. Billy Fallon impressed at third and leaves his drug job to learn printing.
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Concord
Shepard
Maynard
Concord Junction
Junction
Joe Hopkins
Hopkins
Marlboro
Billy Fallon
Fallon
Billy
J. ©. Friend
Thomas Todd
Mart Bulger
Mart
Mr. Raymond
Young Men Stage Pleasant Invitation Dance
Kenneth B. Cox John Hunt and Frank Hubbard hosted a dance Sunday evening with the First Corps Cadet Orchestra providing music. Despite smaller crowd due to warm weather many out of town guests stayed over and the event featured Ices and cake during intermission before dancing resumed.
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Kenneth B. Coox
John Hunt
Frank Hubbard
Richard F. Wood
Charles G. Kent
Miss Houghton
Leslie R. Moore
Loren B Macdonald
Boy Flavin suffers hand injury at baseball game
George Flavin eleven year old son of Philip Flavin was struck on the back of the hand by a spiked shoe during a C H baseball game on May 30. He was carried to his home on Lexington Road where Dr Drowne treated the cut with three stitches.
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George Flavin
Philip Flavin
C. H
Young
Flavin
Charlie Bulger
Young Flavin
Lexington Rd
Dr. Drowne
Chil dren's Day at Trinitarian Church Services
The Trinitarian Church observes Children's Day with morning services featuring children's exercises, choir music, Bible presentation, and plant distribution. Evening service at 7 30 features the fourth petition of The Lord's Prayer as pastor's subject. young ladies' choir leads. All are invited.
Winchester Party Swerve Into Tree To Avoid Collision
A Winchester party in a seven passenger Oldsmobile narrowly escaped a fatal crash on Lexington Road Saturday afternoon. To avoid a car entering the road near the Orchard House, the driver swerved into a tree instead of colliding with the other vehicle, sparing occupants from injury.
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Winchester
Lexington Rd
Wince
Oldsmobile
Orchard House
Misls Gladys Wilson Engaged After Pink Shower Surprise
Gladys Wilson's bridal week begins with a pink and white decorating shower at Miss Margaret Graversen's home. Eight winter brides were honored, each gift paired with a verse. Also noted: Concord Grange degrees conferred on nine. Charles M. Byron store hours. George B. Walcott elected assessor. visitors from Chicago at Colonial Inn.
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Gladys Wilson
Margaret Graversen
Miss Wilson
Miss Graversen
Concord Grange
Charles M. Byron
Maynard Athletes Shine In Local Meet
Maynard athletes delivered strong performances with J Avole winning discus and Taiogalo taking hop, step and jump. Hjalmar Anttilo clocked 5 minutes 5 seconds in the 1500 meters, with Ivor Sjohblom second and Luusala third. Luusala and A Sipola shared the special prize for top point scorers with six points each.
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Ner
J. Avole
Taiogalo
Hjalmar Anttilo
Ivor Sjohblom
Luusala
Lousala
A. Sipola
Local notes on social visits and events in Littleton and Groton
William Haley builds a garage in Overland. Miss Maria Pléteher of Boston visits her mother. Mrs. T. F. Newtown attends church. Mrs. Ida V. Windbury of the American Missionary Association to speak on the South. Rev H L Packard will present an illustrated talk on Mexico. Mrs C V Flagg and family host Mary bins of Smith. Peter G Memorial Day observed by Groton veterans with services in the town hall and cemetery. Local posts discuss settling differences and nominations.
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William’ Haley
Maria Pléteher
Boston
Newtown
Ida V. Windbury
American Missionary Association
Southland
H. L. Packard
Mexico
Smith
Col‘eco
Pi Whitcomb
Peter G
Uas
Groton
Lunenburs
House To Bet VA Room Improvements At 49 Lexington Road
A local notice lists improvements to rooms at a property at 49 Lexington Road and references a Virginia room project funded by the house. The phrasing suggests planning for renovation and possible budget notes for the Lexington Road site.
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Lexington Road
Local School Program Highlights and Community Notices
A series of village events and visits are noted including a high school memorial program at the town hall with recitations singing and exhibits. Net results include public display of drawing sewing manual training and English work for parental review. Various residents including Rev Speed and Miss Francis Wallace are mentioned with visits and family ties.
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Conant
N. B. Conant
Mary Kimball
Harwood Ave
Qvenant
Boston
University
Congregational Society
Walter Kimball
Newtown
Speed
Clinton
Francis Wallace
Chelsea
Packard
John Hinton
Littleton
Arthur Wright
Alliston
Wm. Dodd
Burial of George Johnson in Westlawn Cemetery
George Johnson of Great Road Somerville died of hardened arteries Saturday night after a year of failing health. He had shown slight improvement recently. Funeral services were held from his home Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. H. L. Packard and he was buried in Westlawn Cemetery.
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George Johnson
Great Rd
Mr. Johnson
Ti Meek
Somerville
H. L. Packard
Weatlawn
Third Death in Family Sorrow Over Tuberculosis Baby
Mr and Mrs 8 P O Banyoun mourn the loss of their baby John J who died of tuberculosis last week and was laid to rest in the family lot beside two prior children. Rev O J Fairfield officiated at the funeral service.
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P. O'Banyoun
John J
Rev
O. J. Fairfield
Quoting The Golden Rule And Weather Shield Tests
A young girl silences her mother with "Whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you" after a dispute. Memories of old times resurface as a note of piety appears. The French government backs experiments with a large copper device claimed to shield hail by altering atmospheric electricity.
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Wae Camgt Kinstaig
Napoleonic Luck
A fragment hints at an aphorism about luck rooted in constant preparation. The text appears nonstandard and lacks clear persons, events, or places to anchor a traditional news summary.
Beef protein costs higher than other protein sources
Dr. T.3 Allen notes government charts show beef steak yields 1190 calories with about 28 percent protein, yet peanuts and beans offer similar protein with far greater energy efficiency. He warns the poor pay more for beef if nutrition is the goal, and that meat may be unhealthy in some views.
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Pencer Bros
Concord, Mass
Weight Tavern
Chas. C. Wellman
Prop
Duggan Gros
Maynard, Mass
Trinitarian Church
Tarmo Club
Tailor Maine
Westlawn
Cookery
Ondom Globe
DR. T
Allen
Toseph B. Bowie
Ely
Summer Street
F. & Hare
MD Tnd O
Prakenger
Frederick Sutter
Conderd, Maas
Edith. Buch
Main Street
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