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Fragmentary OCR note references Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and a price like 92.00 or 1.00 in a mass or census context. Names resemble places in Massachusetts but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note references Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and a price like 92.00 or 1.00 in a mass or census context. Names resemble places in Massachusetts but details are unclear and incomplete.
Mrs Johnson hosts guest of Mrs William Tufts for two weeks in New York. Nashua visitor Gorstance DeFrize visits Joy Prize and Constantee will camp at Aloha Camp. Chas Way attends service at Weston Episcopal church. Meronica Connolly and Wilton Waugh visit from towns. Mary Piper and Nancy Guplett return home from school. Sudbury schools dismiss early due to heat. Preschool roundup date set for Friday June 21 in main school building under Mrs A W Bordew's supervision. state doctors and nurses to conduct examination.
W C Durant a Paris via private stock market cable called Senators Couzens of Michigan and Glass of Virginia two noisy fellows in reply to attacks in Washington. He defended the Federal Reserve law and urged strict observance of the law while supporting President Hoover.
Marlboro Jean Woodward two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Woodward Mechanic Street is seriously ill with scarlet fever at Belmont Hospital Worcester Mrs Woodward also ill in hospital has recently become a patient and improving. patient admitted last Friday.
Harold Maret Sheet of Stepney Conn in his 35th year died after a brief illness at home. He was a member of the Stepney Volunteer Fire Department. The funeral was held at his home on Tuesday with burial in Elm Street cemetery Motitoé Conn. He is survived by two daughters and other relatives.
Mrs Ht Ritchie remains in Marlboro hospital after an operation last Wednesday. Maxwel Eaton at Framingham hospital is improving daily and hopes no joints remain hurt from a tractor accident. A collision at the Mass Central railroad crossing last Saturday between a B&I vehicle and a truck named Wilmer Litch caused the roof to be smashed from a bus with no serious injuries reported.
Dave Robinson, star pitcher from Concord H8, pitched his last game for Worcester Academy after a stellar season. He defeated Holy Cross Freshmen Harvard Freshmen Wentworth Dean Academy Cushing and Williston, losing to Exeter and Yale Freshmen in a rain soaked finish. Worcester Academy claims the prep school championship as many reporters credit Robinson with lifting the team to the top.
New York June 5 drama surrounds an potential actors strike that could halt film production if arbitration methods fail. Frank Gilmore, president of Actors Equity, announced 100 percent unionization with stiff opposition from producers. Some actors openly defied, signaling a tense stand-off.
The club reports 122 subscribers in Building Associates with 6 more to reach shareholder status by January 1920. A field day is planned July 4 with shooting demonstrations by New England champion rifle shot and sports entertainment. Committee members include Moran Brindley Smith Carey Moynihan Barnes Thompson. William Waterhouse notes seven half-bushel baskets of salt water squid recently taken from Inch Brook Boxboro. He warns against eating cavelt fish from the brook.
Middlesex opened with a four run lead and added four more in the seventh to seal a decisive win over St George’s on Alumni Day. Meyer led Middlesex with three hits including a triple, while Victor pitched well and Doo Little stole two bases. Separately, Miss Bila S Robinson and Miss Dorothy A Whitney, graduates of Wheelick’s School, will become teachers next year, with Robinson heading to Castle-On-The-Hudson and Whitney to Springfold. The King’s Daughters launched their annual flower mission at the Colonial Infant at Monument Street from 4 to 5 p m.
Concord June 5 The Concord Girl Scouts held a garden party and sale on the grounds of the First Parish Meeting House Saturday afternoon. A large attendance supported a good sum for the organization with a refreshment table balloons and other kid friendly features. Two ponies gave children rides while Concord High School Orchestra directed by Mr R Norman Hudspeth performed. Mrs Frank Gramkow chaired the committee.
Mrs Thelma Hancock travels to Wells Maine on Tuesday amid word that her mother Mrs Herbert Smath is ill. Local neighbors note family support as updates surface.
The Concord Teachers ton club elected Miss Catherine L Beecher as president, Miss Frances Johnson as vice president, and Miss Gertrude A Nealon as secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes Miss Inza Hell and Miss Lois A Woodbury for the annual Wayside Inn season planning.
Maynard opened the Eastern Massachusetts league with a 7 to 6 defeat at Crowe Park. Rudy John limited the locals to few runs until the fifth inning while Pitton and E Schneider led the visitors with four and three hits respectively Tobin and Torppa each had three hits for Maynard. Turnor A C Schneider 2b W Pitroff 3b P Vattes J 2 A Pitro ff 1b F Vattes cf I Strung rf E Schneider ss Weisman c Jahn p.
Miss Lena Hennessey daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Hennessey of Prospect street received a pre nuptial shower at her home in South Acton on Tuesday evening. A large group of friends attended with music games and refreshments. The wedding is set for Monday June 16 with William Sexton of Maynard the groom to be.
Maynard joins the Eastern Massachusetts Twilight League with clubs including Marlboro City Club and Clinton Turners. Maynard played its first league game at Crowe Park against Clinton and schedules Sons of Italy at Marlboro, while Marlboro coach Pete Newell departs for Groton Conn next year.
Red Sox backstop, on days off, golfed at Maynard Ty and drove a 300 yard ball from the fourth tee in a twosome with Petey Pasay. Bow reportedly can drive as far as any man, though some details remain unclear.
A Sudbury bus from Worcester and New York Street Railway Co struck by an Elmer Litch Co truck at a railroad crossing near Marlboro. Miss Hopkins suffered bruises but resumed duties. other Marlboro passengers reported minor injuries as the bus suffered extensive damage.
Maynard Mrs. Macurda won the medal play tournament at the Maynard Country Club in yesterdays first event. Florencé Erism of Concord had the best cross score and Mrs. Frank E San derson led patting with the lowest score. The Légion Auxiliary will host a food sale Sunday afternoon and hold a regular meeting Monday night at Legion headquarters with guest Emma Lovjoy of Melrose as county chair.
Local residents plan travels to Sweden and Arkansas while others enjoy time at family homes in Acton. A Middlesex Extension Service event is set for June 11 at Cary Memorial in Lexington Center with exhibits and talks.
Edward Cutter from Sudbury has left for Arizona to spend the summer. Mrs Albert Strong and her son Donald of Portland Maine are visiting.
Mr and Mrs L Ray Hawes report a pleasant journey through the South with enjoyable visits and scenic stops. The couple shared memories from their Pettwnedu excursion and thanked friends for warm hospitality.
The next Sudbury Parent Teacher meeting will be held in the Town Hall on Wednesday June 12 at 8 16 pm. The main topic is Know the Health of the Pre School Child. Oath of the evening will be by Dr Sullivan of the State Dept of Health Committee. All are invited.
Percy Ridcott of Concord is noted in a brief Abbot Worsted cartoon. The item highlights Ridcott as a local figure in the periodical’s profile.
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