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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
5
The item records alumni from Northeastern Engineer news and family updates, noting a marriage and job changes. It mentions Mrs Tibbetts and Charles E B, a son of Mr and Mrs, with a 1926 class affiliation and a move to a position with a Paper Company in Boston. Also notes church services and a local accident update at Saugus Town.
Commander Elmer L Joslin tops the Veterans group as the Elks Lodge of Elks presents Edward W last Exalted Ruler presiding at the ceremony.
Yasdéball matches Littleton in a tight baseball game with late drives and standout pitching. McHugh delivered three safe hits as Lit- tleton scored in the eighth, while Morrill Astorn Sala King and Hunt contributed in the field and at the plate. Lynn leads at bat for Northeastern with a 313 average, and Flynn tallies a stolen base and run in a 6-5 Northeastern win over Clark.
Miss Anna A. 655, injured Sunday afternoon while crossing Lexington Road near the Concord Lincoln line to buy at a wayside stand. She sustained a severe injury to the left leg a possible injury to the right wrist and multiple bruises. She was rushed to a local hospital.
The Trinitarian Church in Concord Massachusetts lists Rev ua Cleland Ph. D. as pastor. Sunday services feature a sermon by Rev Dr Gail Cleland on Religion War and lang. Also announced is the final midweek service of the season on June 30 with preparation for the Holy Communion Sacra.
In the garage, whist and dancing occurred chaired by Mrs. Katherine Hill. Miss Mary Morgan won first prize in whist with Miss Hannah Morley second and Mrs. Charles M. Byron third. William Dee led Thames J. Byrosh in a potato race for girls, with Alfred omga in the boys’ event.
Concord veterans discuss youth peace efforts in local buildings. Alfred Loring and Corporal Ralph P. Hos lead a committee formed to pursue peace by different means than the Fellowship. Trinity Church granted Parish House use. Selectmen allow Town Hall access for two meetings.
Concord Grange No. 150 observed its annual Tuesday event led by Nettie Wells Mary EB King Maud Petersen E Marion Adams Hettie Clark Mary Hanlon Marion McWalter Joseph McWalter James Finan and Benjamin Clark A Little Shoe Dream by Benjamin Clark was performed as the main feature with local participants.
Schedule fragment lists Middlesex County League basketball games with towns Concord Chelmsford Shirley Ayer North Chelmsford Groton Littleton Weston Graniteville and Worsted. Entries show dates from June 23 to July 1 with multiple matchups including Concord versus Worsted at Graniteville and Ayer at Con.
A Ware Veterans committee reports a patriotism meeting at Town Hall on Tuesday June 29 to explain aims of the Fellowship of Youth League for Peace. The committee adopted a resolution directing immediate communication to Boston Daily Newspapers and AP to defend the group against alleged hostile coverage. Also Snelling won the Concord Country Club gross prize with 79 while R C Chapman had a 77 net.
In a high scoring affair Concord edge West Groton with key hits from McHugh and Cousins. Gregg and Loftus starred in the field while B Smith and Woodson stood out for the visitors as the game featured several errors and a late surge by Concord.
Concord High School held final interclass events on Emerson Playground. Sophomores beat Freshmen 20 to 7 in seven innings to win baseball, while Seniors defeated Juniors 18 to 10 to claim basketball honors. Volleyball also saw the Seniors prevail 18 to 8 over the Juniors.
Postmaster A Tower logged 34 degrees at 6 am on Bunker Hill Day. Unofficial town readings as low as 27 degrees were reported from outlying areas. Shirley beat Silesia Millar 2 at North Chelmsford in a Middlesex County League game Thursday.
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