Graduation Exercises Highlight Class of 149 at Local School
June 13 ceremony in the school auditorium honors the junior high class of 149. diplomas will be awarded by Superintendent Jerome P. Fogwell with remarks by Henry Fairbanks and Edith Priest. names of graduates include Ledgard, Kivela, Minko, Kennedy, Waldron, and many others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kivela
Piwnen
Henry Fairbanks
Julia Kennedy
Hestra
Geo. Waldron
England
Mary Minkoweet
Miss Mary
Th Francis
William Ledgard
Edith Priest
Dorothy Marsden
Jerome P. Fogwell
Rshal
Francis Hearon
Crowther
Reino Joainenichik
Michael Kozak
Mpinen
John Murphy
Illin
Christopher Neweward Ollila
Walter Paandolph Saari
Aleck Shaw
William Sienkewicz
Dcmo Jacob Swartz
John Aph Wasuik
George C. Baccaro
Ohidins Bare
Helen
Marto
Oska
Alvi Len Zaniewski
Isabelle Ary Bobka
Helen Crowley
DiGrappo
Mary Downey
Erickson
Rose
Ferrara
Frigard
Mildred Glebis
Nlewicz
Mary Kaveleski
Leika
Catherine Macey
Esther Murray
Mary Vera Saluski
June Law- N Sezerzern
Eleanor SH
Maynard High School notes and scheduling updates
Maynard High School reports interview efforts by Mr. Farber guiding seniors and freshmen in next year schedules. Eighth graders from Junior High visited the high school to receive rooms and schedules ahead of fall. Examinations run June 20 to 25 as the school prepares for September start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta M. Graves
New York
Washington and Franklin
Exehey
U. S
Byidney Trask
Oy Hiss Gertrude Oberempt
Connecticut
Madeline Smith
Ruth Bradley
Alice Fearns
Janett
Laura Grondahl
Maynard Starling to Visit England From Wisconsin
William Starling Maynard of Two Rivers Wisconsin travels with sister Mrs George Morris and Mr Morris a former resident. They plan to sail June 23 from Hudson with Fred Worsnip to Davonia for England to visit relatives and base at Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Starling
Rivers
Wisconsin
George Morris
Garfield Sr
Morris
Fred Worsnip
Htef
Hudson
Davonia
England
Liverpool
Unclear OCR fragment references a sister’s details on Pleasant Street
Fragment mentions a Mrs Samuel Wilson relation and a Pleasant Street address with garbled text about this week, leaving sparse readable hints of a family notice or obituary item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilson
Pleasant Street
Orange
Concord Beats Ridge Tech 3-1 Behind Westly Seven-Strikeout Win
Ralph Westly limited Needham High to two singles and one run while fanning 12 as Concord defeated Ridge Tech 3 to 1 on Emerson Playground. Gorse also pitched well, allowing six hits and 11 strikeouts. Concord, on a three-game win streak in a week, added runs in the eighth and ninth with hits from poemkins Peterson ennedy Bear Westly and Kenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Tech
Ralph Westly
Emerson Playground
Needham
Westly
Gorse
Alar
Durkee
Concord
Poemkins
Peterson
Ennedy Bear Westly
Kenna
Lolin
Winthrop Girls Defeat Concord in Tennis Meet
Concord High girls tennis lost 4 to 1 at Winthrop. Only doubles pair Elizabeth Cook and Elizabeth Rudd won, defeating Dorothy Turner and Dorothy Drechsler 6-1 8-6. Singles results include Irene Turner beating Helen Fahey 6-0 6-3 and Francis Lill defeating Dorothy Peterson 6-2 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Winthrop
Winthrop High
Elizabeth Cook
Elizabeth Rudd
Dorothy Turner
Dorothy Drechsler
Sinses
Irene Tarner
Helen Fahey
Francis Lill
Dorothy Peterson
Dorothy Browne
Ruth Wiggins
Dorothy ‘Browne
Irene Turner
Trinity church notices announce June events
Rev Gail Cleland to lead service Saturday June 16 at 2 30 PM with postponement of Sunday school picnic. Buses depart for Punkatasset. If rain, party indoors. Sunday June 17 at 10 45 AM morning service with sermon by Rev Dr Cleland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cleland
Punkatasset
Cleland
Children's Day at Trinitarian Church Observed
The Trinitarian Congregational church held a Children s Day program during the morning service led by Mrs Wallace B Conant and Mrs W E Lamb. Nine were baptized seven or more times and received Bibles, fourteen in the Service Band earned medals for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
Wallace B. Conant
W. E. Lamb
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Gail Cleland
Ruth Wiggins
Emily Peterson
Dorothy MacRae
Helen Johnson
Samuel Gardner Cheney
Franklin Prescott, Jr
Melvin Martinson
Allen Murray
William Heenan, Jr
James A. Christianeen
British Congregationalists Visit Concord Pilgrims Event
More than three hundred Congregationalists from Great Britain visited Concord Massachusetts joining a reception in the Trinitarian church. Welcoming speakers included Rev Dr Gail Cleland Rev Dr Johannes A C Fagginger Auer and Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone with Mrs Edgar ton and Mrs Cleland. Dr Cleland opened the welcome and Dr Auer offered greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Chacon Mo
Thecold Trinitarian Congregational Church
Gail Cleland
Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Auer
Alfred Wheeler ‘Stone
West Concord Union Church
Allen French
Concord
Dr. Shepherd
Islington
Sudbury Plans Observance For Clarke 50th Anniversary
Plans outline a June celebration connecting the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Clarke. A committee led event decorates the Town Hall auditorium in gold and white, with bridesmaid and best man from the original wedding likely to attend along with guests who celebrated half a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George . Clarke
Clarke
Concord Rindge Tech baseball clash ends 2 to 1
Concord High defeats Rindge Tech 2 to 1 at Emerson playground in a tight game. Peterson Johnson and Kennedy drove in the decisive fourth inning runs for Concord while Westby fanned seven and Brothers struck out nine. Scoring details, fielding notes, and essential plays are listed in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Westby
Emerson Playground
Hoon
Rindge Tech
Concord High
Cambridge
Peterson
Johnson
Kennedy
Concord
Rindge
Concord H
Brothers
Marrar
Westby
Versackas
Hawthorne Chapter Holds Memorial Service at Masonic Temple
The Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds its annual memorial service at the Masonic Temple tonight. Mrs. Annie B. Allen chairs the refreshments committee. The gathering included quotes by Martha and Worthy Pa Gardner W. Lawrence at Corinthian Chapter in Marlboro yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Annie B. Allen
Sarie
Martha
Worthy
Gardner W. Lawrence
Corinithian Chapiter
Marlboro
Concord Scouts Meet Seeks Guides for Pilgrimage and Awards
The Concord Troop 1 meeting set a June 11 call for scouts to guide the Congregational Pilgrimage in Concord. On June 15 1928 the troop will award the cup won in the intertroop rally along with individual honors. After notices the group adjourned for a woods game at Nashawtuc hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Minute Man Council
Nashawtuc Hill
Pat
Harold B. Bowers
Eight Grade Names Listed For School Ceremony
The eighth grade at multiple schools is listed with student names including Oliver Bariéa Pauline Chappell Neél Dee Catherine Disken Araia ae Bren and many others. The Harvey Wheeler and West Concord schools will close Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Oliver Bariéa
Pauline Chappell
Neél Dee
Catherine Disken
Araia Ae Bren
As Hansey
Wendell Hay
yoFrest Ee Mdith Hughes
Mary Jacks
Jo Kingman
Emily Nowles
Russell Lawrence
Alice Foals Ponrowery
Mary Mtenley
As WeCaffrey
Julia Sidehey
Ju Fice Miller
Frank Ace
Patsy Palmer
Ent Roggiero
Peter Rupphry Graham
John Murphy
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Trade Board Concord Hear William J Starr
The Concord Board of Trade held its final meeting of the season in Ion Hall High School Building. Edward B Caiger presided. William J Starr spoke on Creepnformation, Analysis and the group discussed forming a credit bureau in Concord. A committee was appointed and a fifty dollar playground donation was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Board of True
Ion Hall
Edward B. Caiger
Princtlest
William J. Starr
Credit Reporting Company of New England
Retail Trade Men's Association
Appoin
Concord
W Caine Teal
Robert
T. Alri Fison
Edward W. Sheehan
Harold I. Judkins
Wentworth Stewart
Austin D. MacRae
Thomasee
Children's Night Observed by Annursnac Grange Odd Fellows
The June 11 event featured a program of violin pieces by Miss Alice Lee with Miss Mary Lee, a piano set by Miss Tay, dances including The Varsity Drag and The Hawk Waltz, readings by Mrs. Josephine Pierce and Mrs. Astherm, vocals by Mrs Land of Wal tham Lavinia Willis and Beatty, and an orchestra finale. Cream served and a business meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annursnac Grange
Odd Fellows
Grange
Land of
Estate of Emma Johnson Bathe at Maynard
In the Probate Court a petition for letters of administration on the estate of Emma Johnson late of Maynard is filed by Frank Sanderson. The court sets a hearing for January 29, 1928, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and directs publication of notice in a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Mma Johnson
Maynard
Frank
Sanderson
Cambridge
Ea Dlesex
Inne
Comte
Loring
Concord Players Stage Lighthearted Benefit Show
Concord residents enjoyed a lively evening of farce song and dance in a benefit performance at the Veterans Building. The program featured Whiteman and Tiapannians acts, Beebe and Beebette ballet, and numbers by Samuel Merwin and others, raising funds for the Veterans Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifarce
Benefit of Veterans Building Fund
Samuel Merwin
Whiteman
Samuel ‘Merwin
Concord
Nantucket
Veterans’ Building Fund
Day
Gage
Helen Lonks
George F. Root
Margaret Smilth
Pinafore
Buttercup
Bether Davis
Ralph Rackstraw
Capt
Corcoran Mason Garfield
Joseph Porter
K. C
Sneeasin
Plano San Merwin
Big Maynard Fourth celebration at Vose Playgrounds
A large pre Fourth of July program is planned at Vose Playgrounds on June 22 under the Triangle Club auspices. O Leary's Trish Minstrels will headline with a 4 band concert by two bands and dancing. The event aims to be one of the section’s largest displays and promises strong entertainment for both dancers and non dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’leary
Vose
Triangle Club
O'Leary
Sheiks Win Third Straight Over West Concord
The Maynard Sheiks defeated West Concord 2 0 at Crows Park to extend their winning streak to three. Joe Lehto tossed a three hitter in the win, aiding a first run in the second on Kitowicz Lehto and Wardzela singles. Fingard’s triple in the sixth sealed the victory as the Sheiks moved into a tie with Stow in the Assabet Valley League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Sheiks
West Concord
Crows Park
Sheik
Stow
Joe Lehto
Sheiks
Kitowicz
Lehto
Wardzela
Connors
Fingard
Sudbury Funeral Service For Mrs Goodnow Held At Home
Funeral services were held at the Sudbury home of Mrs. Goodnow who died after an illness. Burial followed in Sudbury cemetery. She leaves her husband Charles F Goodnow a daughter Mrs Louis Perry a son Charles her mother Mrs Helen M Stone and brother Albert W Stone all of Sudbury and South Sudbury. Miss Gertrude Leucht of clone dale de Raeerie has changed to a telephone operator post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodnow
D. Perry
Sudbury
Gertrude Leucht
Clone
Dale de Raeerie
Motorcycle and Truck Collision Report
A collision between a motorcycle ridden by Carl Carl ier and a truck injured Carl ier with a fractured right leg and arm cuts. The truck driver was William Underwood of Marlboro. Police say the truck turned near a dump to let two autos pass. Garquist was thrown and treated by Dr Frank Spellissy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carlier
Ote Doro Hospital
William Underwood
Washington — Street
Marlboro
Garquist
Frank Spellissy
Maynard Sewerage Committee to award disposal plant contracts
Maynard reports the Sewerage committee will award contracts for a disposal plant pumping station and trench digging at a meeting tonight. Public bids were opened at a swing last night and the terms will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
the Sewerage Committee
Miss Graves Resigns From Public School Drawings Post
Miss Etta Graves supervisor of drawing in public schools resigns after several years in service and accepts a new position with Mt. Vernon. She will tour to Bryantville Saturday night to present a program. Local vampire and county leagues mentioned in garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Graves
Mt. Vernon
the & Se
Bryantville
der Land
Ump
Pester County
Fa v
High School Event Recalls Faculty Chaperones
A fragment notes the high school scene with mention of Lovely and the faculty serving as chaperones for a recent event. The text lacks full details but suggests a school function with staff oversight.
Purdue Stapf to Include Concord Man
Homer Allen resigns as Suffield high school coach to accept a physical education position at Purdue University. He will join the physical education department in September assisting in coaching football tennis and track while continuing his work in athletics education. Allen, a Concord product, previously led Suffield athletic programs and starred in hockey and football at high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Allen
Suffield School
Su Gomh
H Ben Hit Rew
King
Ming
Allen
Condel
Mnfield High
Thompsonville
Conn
Tlon Springfield College
Banfield School
Pical Education Depa
Suffield
Concord ' Adhov
Major Perry Recalled to Lead Hospital
Major Perry, head of the hospital, recalls Dr William M Do from assignment, appointing him in charge as he returns with his family from Mr. q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
An Hospital
William M. Do
Mie Q
Maynard Lodge installs officers at Od zo of John Moss
Maynard Od zo of John Moss in Walt 4 conducted installation of officers Monday night. Harold Taylor and George Webster named as officers with Nathan Crowther serving as secretary and treasurer. John Trench Albert Marsden and others listed as staff will assist in future installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ohvner Lodge Sons of Styranee
John Moss
Walt
Harold Taylor
George Webster
Nathan Crowther
John Trench
Albert
Marsden
Albert’ R
Maynard Juniors Baseball Team Receives Letters of Praise
Maynard apne 13 gtant school baseball players received letters from Miss Mary after a recent game at Assepie. Mahoney was presented with a go in beta ers. The Juniors boast a 1 win eight losses season, with two strong losses by Bedford and another double beating. Awarded players include Joseph Costanza, Alvin Spratt, Urho Lampin, Kendra Walter Kuama Anna Leonard Ollila Wasikiewicz Reino Grom Frigard William Siekiewica 2a Aho.
Patchy Oldville Notes Mention Local Residents and Business
Fragmentary lines show residents like Mrs Abram Raglan and Miss Frances Wood returning from wintering in Washington DC. References to Loomis, Creed Photo Shop, Loomis Street, and Melrose suggest local ties and a civil matter involving Mrs A E Blake. An elderly veteran named Charles B appears briefly with a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram ‘Raglan
Spring Road
Washington
D. C
Alfred C. L
Samuel Loomis
Judge Loomis
Frances Wodd
Creed
Loomis Street
Jere C Melrose
A. E. Blake
Harles
Bedford Field Day Omitted Events June 2 Schedule
Bedford organizers list field day events for June 2 under the direction of Stout Richardson and committee members Russell Webber and J. 4.-teld. The record notes an order of events and details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Bey
Stout
Richardson
Mittee
Russell
Webber
Cis J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm Ledgard
Annie
Vélena
Feliksa
Zaleska
Mary Christofono
Bom Howard
Veronica
Kaskan
Annie Rivela
Siiri Mackey
Mary Kelley
Brenda Kochnowicz
Anne Koivu
Edith<unlius
Eleanor Lawson
Reba Lerer
Marion Lester
Waleska Maskiewicz
Atwater Kent
A. C._ all
Acton Drug Co
Acton
Bosch
Concord Ab
Tompkins
Loughlin
Petersen
Fies Johnson
Eeane
Farrar
Steeree
Bees Beardsell
McCarthy
eGrath
Beardsell
Walker Sparkes
Lin
Carter Walker
McGrath
Trudeau
Trinitarian Church
George H. Clarke
R. Delmar. Willard
Concor
Talulule Concord
Brothers of Tech
NA Aron
Ty Concord Ce
Senna
Idge Ab Se
Dyer
Deluise
Hawthorne
Concord Players
St. Joan
Ohilaber
Mr. Shean
Beebo
Baldwin
J. Coolidge
Tan
Pauline Fuller
Lucyanton Garfield
Herbert B. Hoxmer
F. de Hart Houston
Alice Hutchins
Gordon Hutchins
Paul, Lamb
Hans W . Miller
Elizabeth Morison
Harold Orendorff
Wilford C. Saeger
Marvin Co. Taylor
Purdue
Bedford
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