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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text references a university and students seeking information on conditions of biological nature across the country. It mentions special transations and national education timing, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear dates or destinations.
Two inmates Daborn and Noakes were executed by hanging during the week on the State penitentiary site for the murder of Fred Selak. Osborn IpNoskem and their trial and fence around the old hermit’s cabin are noted as the case tied to a wealth hoard. Warden Boon Best, recently appointed, cast a vote favoring capital punishment in a repeal-era tied vote in the legislature.
In late January 1927 amherst Massachusetts selection meeting names Dr Roscoe W Kinney of New York to head agricultural experiments at Geneva and to lead the state college presidency. Thatcher indicated his accession by telephone as Edward Morgan resigns to take New Hampshire University presidency. Born 1872 on an Ohio farm, Kinney rose from Nebraska to Lincoln through chemistry and academia, shaping a long education career.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Nagle arrive in Los Angeles and express happiness in their new home. Friends are asked to send best wishes, with Mrs Nagle noted as being accompanied by Josephine M Fierra of ro.
Johnson Club members and friends gathered at Catherine Hayes's home on Wednesday evening for a social hosted by the Jolly Six. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music and games. The next Annursnac meeting will host a whist party and strawberry sale to benefit the ange orchestra.
IT or Iron Man lays out a plan to promote baseball in Concord. The item highlights local sport efforts and public interest in a youth league or development program.
Captain Jerry Nee pitched brilliantly striking out 20 and guiding Maynard High to an 8 to 4 Midland League win over Marlboro. Teammates cited 14 hits including a three run homer by Serley and a bases loaded triple by Sipple, securing third place in final standings.
The case involves Louis A. Cowley of Passaic New Jersey acting as Trustee in a dispute with Warner Quinlan Company and related corporations over gas stations and property. The motion alleges breach of obligations, default in payments, and transferred control with a secured claim of 660000 dollars backed by various properties. The plaintiffs claim possession and entitlement to receipts from the stations.
Maynard wins a close county league game against Clinton 6 to 2 in a pitching duel. Key hits include a three grew by Siipola and a triple by White, with Maynard's offense pulling away in the seventh inning.
In a Middlesex County Baseball League game Concord Maynard edged a late rally but fell 6 5 as Maynard's hitters rallied in the seventh. J Kamesh led with a single and two others added timely hits while Smith fanned eight over nine innings.
De Molay led by L. D. Wilson defeated Concord Junction 30 to unknown score at Crowe Park last night. Maynard lineup included Lehto among players.
The report lists scores from a golf meet including G A Nyman 97-30-67 Lyons 100-30-70 and others such as Kewark Esterbrook 103-20-74 and Carlton, with ten cards turned in. The club grounds and greens are noted as improving as the season advances. An official opening for the new clubhouse is tentatively set for June 30.
The Sed plans to develop a team of young players with one or two holdovers. Ten wins and seven losses mark the previous season as Coach Lent aims to graduate one player. Captain Erry leads a veteran core while the outlook emphasizes a flying, championship vision for the next campaign.
A fragmentary January notice references a concert event at Maynard with a band or group, and a set time around six. The readable portions indicate a performance or public entertainment listing in a local paper.
Fragmentary OCR shows Billerica and Concord area locations with scattered day references. Mentions Abbott Silesia West Shirley Ayer and a Saturday schedule in May with North events and North Billerica.
Westboro edges Yellow Jackals in a tight game led by key scoring plays and late free throws. Ambiguous OCR text mentions players and a field or gym, with a final score decision on a single decisive sequence.
Maynard High School faced a straightforward contest against Marlboro nine as Maynard’s style and defense limited the visitors. A standout player dominated the inning with a pad game at third while Maynard’s nine produced key plays and ensured a clear win for the home team.
High school plans a benefit game Friday to cover a $300 deficit in the athletic association treasury. Maynard High School hosts Clinton High School at Crowe Park, 6 15 p m, withMaynard and Clinton each holding one win in the series and a decisive rubber game to follow. Local fans back the event as gate receipts fund the struggling athletics program.
In Sudbury on June 22 Horace Reed and Charles H Way played eight sets with EB Norman Bourg and Lawrence winning five sets to three. Way retired after straining a muscle in his leg, while Bourg and Winship led the match with steady tennis and teamwork.
Fragmentary text from California coverage mentions training and obedience to authority, aiming to instill regularity and precise conduct. It references Navy training, citizenship as a jewel, and a quote attributed to Commander N Parker, U.S. Officer, suggesting a discussion of discipline and public authority.
A summary item reports misallocation of farm account funds supervised in Wisconsin rural schools. The decision involved red pils in school districts Briana goves high and related record keeping issues in seventh graders' program.
Normie Sims earns a spot on the all scholastic team as the Post records him bound for the Scholastics in 1927 following a year of standout play. The seasoned forward faced tough competition and finished with notable achievements.
Store offers a quirky combo of sneakers and travel flair featuring a baseball or Lindy airplane motif, pairing every shoe with a distinctive aviation style item in display.
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