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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
7
A Saturday event at Gane Park features a parade and drill led by Major Michael and Lt William Hudson following a parade. A food sale is connected to the event and coordinated with Major Thomas and Dee.
Readable fragments indicate the cadets participated in an annual Field Day on a Sunday at St Anthony Crusaders. The report notes activities and participation without complete details of events or outcomes.
Alfred Siger Anderson of 230 Main street Concord is a student in the School of Commerce Accounts and Finance at New York University. The advertisement highlights a silk line by Miss Buck and notes bags and purses priced from $1.00, located opposite the bank.
Concord Academy held its second Field Day at the athletic field directed by Miss Martha Ludden. Students competed in two sections with upper and lower class events. the Punkatassets captured the meet led by captain Serena Weld and dominated running and jumping events.
Readable text details a multi event meet between Punkatasset and Nashawtuc academies with honors in tennis archery track and field and other sports. Eleaner Hosmer and Ellen Emerson lead in archery. Florence Bowditch and Julianie Lincoln key in team events. Point totals favor Punkatasset by two points with awards and letters announced. Alumni Day and graduation follow upcoming events at the academy.
In a high school baseball clash Concord defeated Framingham 9 to 4 with a late surge in the fourth and fifth innings. Notable performances included Sullivan driving in runs and Drake, Lavalee, and Garrad producing key hits as Concord sported solid defense and forceful baserunning throughout.
In Malden last week mourners gathered for the funeral of Mrs Hage Perdelwitz after the death of a sister. Attending were Miss Katherine Augusta Maine visiting sister Charles W Lawrence on Main Street. Lawrence is at the alumni reunion at Vassar College. Attendees included William Mérriam Viola Merriant Mys H Lewis Joes and Mrs Herbert Mer ram. The body was taken to White River Junction Vermont for burial.
In Rediph At Barker and Mérning premises a Sunday service is set for June 16 at 10:30 with Rev Mey Longer to occupy the pulpit. Sunday school and adult classes meet at 11 45, Mr Barker leads the Men's clubs, Christian Endeavor at 6 16. The church votes to close for August summer vacation.
Sunday visits are recorded with Miss Miry Garvey at John Garvey’s Framing home. Mr Ralph Wodawirth shows off a new Pontiac Coach. Mrs Arnold Lowery of Bé hosted by Mr and Mrs Benjamin Goddard on Sunday. Garnet Gale drives a Pontiac Conche and Mr Wilt in Boylan rests after operation at Pierson Hospital.
John Castellano of Somerville was fined 20 dollars for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself. He faced an additional charge of operating without a license, filed by authorities after a collision involving a Ford sedan linked to Chester Rossmore.
Jane Maynard reports the 1999 senior banquet at Maynard High School to cap the year. The event featured a catered dinner in the gym, toastmasters, toasts from senior class leaders, and dancing until 11 PM with a local orchestra. Committee members included Sydney Trask Ruth Bradley IRMA Wirta Virginia Lawson and Howard King.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and creditors of Ida N Fegshank of Sudbury to appear July 8 1929 for a hearing on a petition to grant a letter of administration to Harvey N Fegshank. Notice signed June 10 1929 by Judge John C Leggat and Register Loring P Jordan. June 12 1929. WANTED Experienced bookkeeper apply by letter to P C Baxter 1025 Maynard.
Public notice from the Concord Massachusetts clerk dated May 24, 1929 mentioning Helen H. Moore.
A lost book notice references the Midglesex Institution for reasons tied to a payment stop. It cites entries dated June 5 12 and 19 1999 and notes H. eee Treas. Lane 6 1988.
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