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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
10
Maynard reports the annual communion breakfast for St Bridget’s Cadets and Children of Mary Corps will follow the 4:30 mass next Sunday served by Joyce Kilmer Circle. Girls bound for parish camp in July must register by next Sunday. boys by June 30. Benediction after late mass begins next Sunday for the summer. Two Sunday masses at Lake Boon start June 30 at 9:16 and 10:30 a.m.
Maynard high school posts 12 wins 7 losses in baseball tying Belmont for first in Middlesex league as graduation takes key players. Ed ODonnell shines as first year pitcher backing Rusty Jordan and captain Hank Brayden while Lexington blocks, and several stars including Chidley and Sidorovich depart. Track losses also noted with multiple seniors leaving, including Elvi Nyholm and Betty Merilouto.
Georgie Johnson pitched a no hit no run performance for Middlesex Laundry against Assabet Club at Crowe Park on Sunday. He struck out seven, allowed one reach on an infield grounder, while Pocarycki led Tolman with three safeties and Kenja drew three walks. Middlesex Laundry won 9 to 0 as Dick Lawson’s team built a first inning burst and continued scoring through the game.
Hudson Junior High beat Maynard 4 to 3 on Bancroft grounds with George Creighton driving a two on homer in the fourth. Smith pitched well but faded late as Pat Clark’s squad won. Hudson closes a strong season and joins a new junior league next year with Smith and Columbo returning.
The family of Ralph T. Jones offers sincere appreciation for the thoughtful assistance and many beautiful floral tributes shown after the loss of a loving wife and mother.
South Sudbury marks Children's Day with a morning service led by local youths and a pageant titled Out of the Bible. Miss Lilla S Adams visits from Jaffrey. Rev Albert B Reynolds leads Boy Scout camp preparations at Maitland Bridge, Nova Scotia, June 24 for ten days. William Earle Douglas, ordained at Wollaston, will serve at Hampton NH church after duties at Memorial and Nobscot communities.
Mr Curtis moves to a new home and offers a large furniture and antique collection for cash sale. Items include Mahonee Soft, two Tavern Tables, a Large Chippendale chair set, Rush-seat chairs, two Library Tables, two Rockers, two Lady Chairs, Inlaid Mahogany Desk, three Bureaus, a swell front with brasses, 14 Pewter Plates, 3 Paisley Shawls, and many more pieces plus a Victrola and Sewing Machine. Rain or shine, ample room for attendees.
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