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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1926

Page

2

Local Basketball Rivalry Draws Friday Night Showdown

Mechanics Hall hosts the rubber game for the state championship between the Town Team and YPSL Friday at 8 30 after church services. YPSL features Kala Kangas Colombo Rigg, while Maynard plans to counter with Rue R. Pfan notes he aided Boston College to the state title.

Joe Boston Colpleme Mechanics Hall Maynard YPSE

P J Sullivan Returns Home After Illness

Florida reports the safe arrival at St Petersburg of P J Sullivan president of the Guard Board of Trade. They fed him corn meal porridge and got him to bed early so folks at home may cease worrying about him.

Weet Gutteridge Florida St. Petersbore Fla P. J. Sullivan Yuard Board of ‘Trade

Prom to be held in school auditorium April 16

The junior prom at the high school will occur in the new hall on April 16. Prom committees include Edward Vodoklys publicity Nilo Keto refreshments Leah O ane and Miss Ruth v Thistle.

Edward Vodoklys Nilo Keto Leah Oane Ruth v . Thistle

Rough finish in heated high school basketball clash

A chaotic second half saw Maynard and Littleton trade scores as Peterson and Lal led the visitors in a rough, fast game. Referee King struggled with fouls as Maynard dominated Maynard scoring while Littleton’s Bala dazzled. the melee left Littletor shaken and the crowd booing. Maynard secured the win amid the chaos. Funeral services for Robert G. White were held at St Bridget's church with a requiem mass and floral tributes. burial followed at St Bridget's cemetery.

Ter Seon Sea Sala Grea Wee Savanerens Stainless Peterson Enmegness Littletor Maynard Littleton King Lal Bala Lonz Tom King Gis Fila Pta Dugeen Rowse If Daithead c Baneguess Moynahan Fis Warren Tb Sala Tobin Robert G. White St.Bridget’s Church Timothy Dus Edward Paffer Thomas Law William Scully George Ane c. J. Lynch St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Public Health Association Holds Monthly Meetings

The Public Health Association will meet monthly in the Selectmen's rooms on Thursdays at 3. The nurse for the month ending reports nine admissions and a total of 60,892 collected, with 50.50 noted.

Public Health Association Selectmen's Rooms

Break at Assabet Lodge Under Investigation

Assabet Lodge suffered a Sunday break during caretaker Abe Marks absence about three quarters of an hour. A revolver watch and fountain pen were taken. Multiple cottages at Lake Boon have had entries. investigators believe a group of boys from Maynard planned the breaks. Police pursue leads and anticipate possible arrests.

Ee Ieee Abe Marks Lake Boon Wilice Patrick Whalen Thomas Cassidy Lake Walden Maynard

Maynard Leads Littleton in Preliminary Basketball Clash

Maynard Independents seized the opener against Littleton Birt School 28 to 17. Ojalehto scored 13 before injuring a knee in the first period while Vodoklys fouled out after four personals. Maynard led 12 to 7 at halftime and widened the gap in the second half.

Maynard Independents Littleton Birt’ School Ojalehto Vodoklys Maynard

Mrs George Ladd Resigns From Local Baptist Mission Board

Mrs George Ladd of Southboro resigns from the Aetnaingham Baptist Association mission board after years of service including a term as clerk. The exact dates and roles are described in the local notice dated March 3.

Southboro George Ladd Aetnaaringham Baptist Association

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support

The family extends heartfelt thanks for the words and acts of sympathy shown during our bereavement. Your kindness and prayers brought solace in this difficult time.

Sym

Public installation of officers in DeMolay lodge at Masonic Temple

March 3 public installation of officers for L. D. Wilson Chapter DeMolay held at Masonic Temple. New officers include Hollis G. Barlow Master Councillor Norman Johnston Senior Councillor Stannard Syvia Junior Councillor Harlan Larkin Treasurer and others. A eulogy by George H. Gutteridge honored Lucius Dunham Wilson, founder of the chapter, noting his Civil War service and community involvement.

L. D. Wison William Walters Eric Farnell John Anderson Raymond ©. Drechsler Richard Lowden Aan F. Palmer George Bison Albert Stokes Marshall Roy Firstead Kenneth Murray Sentinel Raymond Seckles Waino Katvala Earl Hicks Russell Pidtridge Malcolm Fullenton Edwin Carlton P. Tucker Acton Webster Blanchard Wes Harry Gleason Frei Noyes Sudbury George Brailey Stow Warren B. Goddard Concord Junction George H. Gutteridge R. W Lucius Dunham Wilson Mr. Gutteridge Mary Dunham Wilson Mansfiel Conn Martha Jane Abbott Maynard Aes Charles A. Welch Lodge Helier U. S B. Corpor

Daughters Banquet Honors Mothers at Congregation Hall

More than a hundred girls and mothers gathered at the Congregation Friday for the Daughters Banquet. Elizabeth Leitherdon led the reception music with Doris Dar Jane Boicourt and Kris Lucky Seven Uke Club performing. Marion Wilcox led the supper and Miss E Butterworth directed the program. Mrs Charlotte gave a welcome to our mothers and various other short responses followed. Boston guest Mr Stickney spoke as representatives from the Girl Reserves praised strength and cheer.

Elizabeth Leitherdon Doris Dar Jane Boicourt Lucky Seven Eliza Ray Plano Marion Wilcox Xen Philathea E. Butterworth Charlotte al Musidal- Atvalias Beatrice Jordan Lois Esther M Bel Nordberg Stickney Boston Gli

Hudson Man Dies at Marlboro Hospital

Alfred Auger, 20, of Hudson, died at Marlboro hospital after an emergency transfer. He had been a patient for a short time, and his body was moved to his late home on Central Street, Hudson. He leaves his parents and several brothers and sisters.

Alfred Auger Yeaf Hudson Remai Ho Tral Street Pare Etal Sis

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