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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

5

Maynard Sports Corner Praises Crowe Park Upgrades

The piece reflects on Crowe Park and Alumni Field, noting WPA funded backstops and leveled infields. It documents ongoing youth efforts to complete the field, upgrade tennis courts, and keep costs low for the town while preserving local tradition and athletics.

Uc Sport Hes al Cowles Crowe Park Crowe Pa Oldtimer Crowe Hool Iboys Athletic Association

Maynard High Defeats iHester in Exciting Diamond Tilt

In Friday afternoon action at Park, Maynard High joined the race for league top honors with a 9 to 3 win over iHester. Star hitters Art and Bairstow paced the attack, each belting a shot as Winchester’s field hosted the game.

Winchester High Maynard High Diamond Park Art and Bairstow

Dozen Solid Drives Spark Local Twirlers Victory

A merry matinee saw dozen solid drives aided by seven fielding mishaps as Bennie Gudzinowicz and Chuck Castanza made sensational catches to curb the visitors. Art Johnoon limited the local lineup to one hit while fanning three, after Maynard sparked a late rally but failed to close the gap.

Bennie Gudzinowicz Chuck Castanza Maynard Art Johnoon South Paw Star Ed. Kitowicz Castanza Winchester Dibinico GC. Johnson A. Johnson Ficcocielo DeTesso Smith E. Higgins Columdo

Marsden Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marsden of 106 Summer Street marked their 25th anniversary on a Saturday June 4. Relatives and friends attended the celebration, with flowers and gifts noted. Maid of honor Mrs. Fred Hellawell and bridesmaids Mrs. Albert Hodgess and Mrs. Peter Schultz from the original wedding joined the guests.

Maynard Robert Marsden Summer Street Fred Hellawell Albert Hodgess Peter Schultz

Hostesses Named for Evening Service Coffee

The hostesses for the close of Thursday services will be Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. Fred Hakkala. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a.m. with a closing lecture, Confirmation class and service at 7 p.m. with communion by Rev. George A Koponen. An address to pupils will be given by Rev. Alfred V Bliss, secretary of the Massachusetts Congregational conference, and music by the Lutheran Church chorus directed by Ilmayi Tuikka.

Thursany John ‘Peterson Fred Hakkala George. A. Koponen Alfred. V. Bliss Massachusetts Congregational Conference The Lutheran Church Ilmayi Tuikka

Laasanen and Aho Marry at Bride's Home

Waino John Laasanen of Riverside Park and Miss Helen Impi Aho of Marlboro Street wed at the bride's home on May 28. Immediate families attended the Finnish Congregational Church officiant Rev. George A. Koponen conducted the ceremony.

Waino John Laasanen Riverside Park Helen Impi Aho Marlboro Street George A. Koponen

Girl Scouts Award Merit Badges At Maynard Meeting

Troops 1 2 and 3 held their final meeting of the year in the school auditorium. Parents and friends attended as awards were given for gold attendance silver pins and various merit and hostess badges. Elizabeth King Pris cilla Marchant Mary Zaniewski Phyllis Merrick earned scholarships and several scouts received first aid health winner and craftsman badges. Ann Tucker and Virginia Holly advanced to second class scouts.

Maynard Elizabeth ‘Wetherbie Eleanor Colburn Dorothy Marsden Ethel Butterworth Barbara McLane Doris Newman Ethel Wright Rose Maria Theresa Anctil Ruth Liverman Mary Zaniewski Lois Dawson Bernice Hatch Olga Kitchan Mildred Babb Marion Brown Dorothy Tierney Virginia Holly Thelma Dawson Kathleen Crotty Helen Worensky Phyllis Merrick Elizabeth King Annie Colombo Elvira Greene Pauline Poulson Theresa Mariano Dorothy Hanson Marion Smith Mildred Forssen Mildred Mallinson Nellie Maki Martha’. Lawrence Elsie Burgess Viola O’berg Mildred Holly Margaret Crowe Anne Tucker Jean Davis Grace Newman Helen Kuprianchik Eaeang Crotty Olga Kuchan lyHis Merrick Pauline Saaselen Werenesky Dorothy Fayteen Priscilla Marchant Helen Fandrot Esther N °Ppila Olga Luhanik Olive Bean Jane Lent Margaret Crow Ann Tucker Helen Arciszewski Margaret Chowe Esther Kappile Beverly Green Esther Kauppila

Boston Senior Class Names Most Modern Quiet Girl

Miss Saimy L Keto, daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Keto of 20 Harrison Street, was voted the most modern and quietest girl of the senior graduating class. The note mentions diplomas and school events but the text is garbled.

Maynard Saimi L. Keto H. M. Keto Harrison Street Boston Keto Budbo

All Stars Defeat Stow 4 1 in Sunday Ball Clash

Osmo's All Stars scored a decisive 4 to 1 victory over Stow T. T. on a sunny Sunday at Stow. The win extended their win streak to seven as Tauno Fingard, a former star, faced stiff defense. Next Saturday at Crowe Park the All Stars meet the N Y A nine at 9 30 a m with Vin Labowicz leading the N Y A squad poised to challenge.

ALL Stars STOW Osmo Stow T. T Tauno Fingard Dartmount Star Flosers N. Y.A Crowe Park Vin

Maynard Track Teams Dominate State Carnival Meet

Maynard High cindermen swept Class 2 honors at the Massachusetts State College Carnival in Amherst. Manty’s squad won two firsts and a second in the two mile, with the four-man relay group setting a 440 yard record in 45.5 seconds and taking the 880 yard relay in 1 35.6. Deerfield Academy took the open two mile relay title as Maynard’s Pekkala, Pronko, Murto and Lauri finished second. Coach Manty earned another triumph as his team posted strong sprint and distance marks. In town, 56 children were immunized at the third Diphtheria Clinic led by Dr Crem er with nurse Mary Ward and Miss Edith Foster assisting.

Maynard Maynard High Massachusetts State College Amherst Charlie’ Manty Nick Kizik Tom Foley Wilson Cattell Charlie D'Agata Deerfield Academy Orange and Black Lauri Bernie Pekkala Pete, Pronko Oiva Murto Charlie Manty Board of “Health M.cremer Mary. Ward Edith Foster

Diphtheria and Well Baby Clinics Announced by Board of Health

The Board of Health thanks Miss Anne P Pasakarnis and staff for successful clinics. A Well Baby Clinic will be held at the Health Centre Thursday at 2 30 with Dr J M Cremer and Miss Mary Ward. A vaccination clinic for incoming September students will be organized by Dr Carl F Ryan with mailed cards to parents.

Board of Health Anne P. Pasakarnis J M Cremer Mary Ward Carl F Ryan

Maynard Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly Session

Miss Betty Puffer of Stow led a six member Maynard Assembly delegation to the 13th annual Grand Assembly of the Order held Friday and Saturday at George W Brown Hall Huntington Ave Boston. Attendees included Helen Isner Ann Lord Hildegarde Linnda Perry and Alda Howard of Concord officers. Alfreda Howard named Grand Representative to Montana. Mrs Clare Petersen former Maynard mother advisor from Stow Newton also attended.

Maynard Betty Puffer Stow Maynard Embly Order of Rainbow Hris Grand Assembly of the Order George W. Brown Hall Huntington Avenue Boston Helen Isner Ann Lord Hildegarde Linnda Perry Alda Howard Concord Maynard Assembly Alfreda Howard Grand Assembly Montana Clare Petersen Gow Newton

Young People’s Pilgrim Fellowship Plans Conference

At a recent meeting of the Congregational Church youth group Rev Matthew A Vance announced a conference to be held at Amherst from June to July 3 with delegate John A. from Middlesex Massachusetts and Howard M Weaving as counsellor. The annual outing will be at Weaving Camp Lake Boone with departure from Union Church at 1 30 PM led by Kenneth Johnson and Francis Parker.

Maynard Young People’s Pilgrim Fellowship The Congregational Church Matthew A. Vance Hubert McLane Gladys Boegkan Tucker Hele Ed Samy Young People’s Amherst Reton Nohn Middlesex Fellowship Massachusetts Howard M. ‘Weaving Middlesex Union Young People’s Society Lake Boone Union Kenneth Johnson Francis Parker

Arlington Teachers Club Elects New President

The Arlington Teacher's Club held its annual meeting and banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Wayside Inn Rev Lesley H Barrett of South Sudbury retired as president and James A Smith of Somerville was elected the new president.

Arlington Teacher's Club Wayside Inn Lesley H. Barrett South Sudbury James A. Smith Somerville

Annual Peony Show at Little Tree Farms Opens in June

The Peony Show at Little Tree Farms Framlingham Centre opens June 11 and runs through June 19. Hundreds of blooms in over a hundred varieties including Double Rose singles and exotic Japanese types will be on display with companion delphiniums and rhododendrons. Peonies may be purchased directly from the display beds.

Little Tree Farms Framingham Centre Alsacé-Lorrain L'Avalanche Couronne d'Or Festiva Maxima Mme Lemeine Mikado Virginia

Acton Grange Memorial Services Highlight Local Gathering

Acton Grange and visitors attended memorial services at the Acton Evangelical Congregational church last Sunday evening. Rev. Elden G. Bucklin spoke, with John D. MacDonald and Florence Hiron providing music. Attendees included members from Westford, Lexington, Waltham, Sterling, Chelmsford, Saugus, Lowell, and nearby Actons. A Strawberry Festival and entertainment is planned June 14 at Town hall with groups from Westford and Bedford Mass.

Acton Grange Westford Lexington Waltham Sterling Chelmsford Saugus Lowell West Newton Bedford Actons Bedford Mass

Sudbury Sets Tax Rate At Thirty-One Per Thousand

The Sudbury budget for the year totals 81724 with added duties about 7600. The valuation stands at 102000, a substantial rise from last year, and the rate rises from 29.00 to 31.00 per thousand due to increased appropriations.

Sudbury

Miss Leveroni Heads Event at Burdett College Boston Harbor Sail

Alice Leveroni of Acton and president of the Burdett College Class plans a student body sail in Boston Harbor scheduled for Friday evening in June. The event brings together the entire school community for a campus celebration.

Alice Leveroni Et Acton Executive Secretarial Burdett College Sail Boston Harbor

Veteran bank official honored at surprise retirement

Horation Buck, a longtime Suffolk Savings Bank executive, received an ovation at his summer home on Whitney Farm off Stow Road. Employees and bank officials gathered Saturday to honor his years of faithful service before his retirement on June 1. Mr Buck and his wife were gracious hosts during the event.

South Acton Horation Buck Whitney Farm Stow Road Suffolk Savings , Bank of Boston Mr. Buch

Acton Man Wins Homing Pigeon Pool

Frank Braman of Acton wins the weekly Homing Pigeon Pool for his club in the May 28 race. J Lapan of Hudson is also a winner. 128 birds were released at 7 am with southeast wind and clear weather. Arrival conditions included southeast wind, cloud, and fog with some showers.

Braman Acton Merfiberiot Maynard-Acton J. Lapan Hudson J .Doel

Newton De Molay Outing At Breezy Knoll Farm

Alumni Chapter and Quenent Chapter members of the order of DeMolay at Newton visited Breezy Knoll Farm of Wendell Putnam on Sunday. The day featured games led by a baseball match between the two groups and a later weenie roast with more activities for guests and ladies.

Qusrent Order of Dé Molay Newton Wendell Putnam

Raymond L Hate Arrested Weekend in Maine

Raymond L Hate of Main was arrested this weekend in Maine. Police reported charges pending as investigators reviewed the case.

Raymond L. Hate Maine

Mrs Hattie Tuttle Visits Whitcom Family in Pawtucket

Mrs Hattie Tuttle of Maple at Idot lua Wedatlercauver thiiostre Whitcom and family plan a few days at Pawtucket R 1, visiting relatives in the area.

Hattie Idot Lua Wedatlercauver Whitcom Pawtucket R. 1

Rebekah Lodge Hosts Welcome For Deputy Morison

Acton Mrs Lily Acton and the 83rd degree officers received a royal reception in Lowell for Mrs Morison recently named deputy. Her suite included P N G officers such as Mrs Periting and Miss Jones with gifts and flowers. The group’s next gathering is June 15 for Neighbors Night and a strawberry festival.

Rachel Haynes P.N.G Insist Guardian Lizzie Davis Guardian Acton Monelson Lodge Feld

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