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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
7
Lost to law notice reveals deposit details for savings at Middlenex Institution. Treasury notes May 81 June 4% and 14 dates, with withdrawals and a payment stoppage as recorded by Mattou, assistant treasurer, and W Ballou, trustee.
About 380 scouts and leaders attended a two day camporee with over 96 troops from nearby towns. The Marlboro assembly hosted contests including a four mile treasure hunt and swimming events. Frank Warner and Rev. Robert Withington spoke at the campfire. Awards, prizes, and a campwide parade followed the program.
Local writer Tom King promotes reviving youth baseball in Maynard with new high school players aided by veteran clock returners Joe Roulden and the Lehto Brothers. Dirk Loftus plans to help with practice while Henry Tol donates uniforms as Middlesex ry hosts semi pro clubs and invites top teams to showcase talent next month.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings reports the lost deposited book No 41218. Payment stopped. Notice signed by J W Ballou Assistant Treasurer Concord Massachusetts dated June 1 1939.
Maynard Fred Loftus, a veteran local player, leaves for Bidney Mines Nova Scotia to manage the Sidney Mines club in the Colliery League. Loftus, a former pitcher, batter and outfielder, has helmed prominent minor circuits and now returns for a second season as pilot of the Mines entry. He has a storied local ball career and is expected to guide the team through the upcoming season.
Maynard Jimmie Fava son of Mr and Mrs femast Fava of a street location is expected to return home Monday from Massachusetts General Hospital where he recently underwent a major operation. He had been hospitalized since the seventh game of the season and remains in care but spirits stay high as his team earns success and media praise.
Fragmentary OCR lists entities including eee Ning P eet Windheater and names such as Aonah Wingo Pyeey M-iMara Saneeta 7 Brennan with references to Reading Utility4A Genettl Laington. No coherent event or clear actions emerge from the readable text.
A blend of player profiles highlights Frankie Wokewics and Carl J Gon among others, praising steady work, power hitting, and defensive skill. The writeup praises Knowles and Maynard, notes Surrette and Gud, and emphasizes teamwork and smart contact hitting across positions.
The Midland USA baseball team lists key players including captain P Wojtkiewica Maynard Hatchey Milford Mecora and others for the 1830 lineup. Specific positions shown include pitcher and infield roles with emphasis on leadership from the captain. The fragment signals a roster summary for an upcoming season.
A garbled OCR style report mentions multiple players and a game context with phrases like center, guard, and hits. It references team action, notable individuals, and a general sense of a competitive sports scene, though specifics are unclear.
In a divided village the third abdinet ceremony proceeds with a large crowd awaiting the ritual. A committee in charge conducts a sum by the committee and the event is set at a hall with residents watching.
Officials say registration numbers fell after a Tuesday open event at the ragist tree. Lester Cowles heads the Local Ww oy, noting reduced local participation amid broader political tensions and a push against national Alaska aid and federal funding.
The annual Pag Day program occurred during a regular meeting held Thursday night in Maynard. Exalted Ruler and other officers presided as the pageant or program began.
A fragmented recipe describes preparing asparagus with a sauce and browning steps. It mentions cooking stalks in water then draining, layering in a casserole with sauce, and a browning finish under broiling. The text includes onion, sauce, butter, and egg yolk hints for emulsified topping.
The record notes a Mire gathering with Warden Powera and members of the Realing roluway praising a week of social events at Wenig ham Road home. It mentions individuals like Nathaniel T. Lor Ing and various local residents hosting and entertaining guests during a busy spell with school and neighborhood concerns.
OCR fragment mentions a five day period in New York and individuals including Frank Hadley, Mary Wale, Pegg, and Anna M. It is unclear but suggests a social gathering or party with partial names and places.
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