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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1928
Page
8
At a board meeting Murray Brown was elected to the Finance Committee replacing James Tuttle, who resigned. Tuttle served long and well, earning praise for his service to the town. Chairman Billings notes road conditions hinder gravel repairs until ground hardens, urging the public to use main roads and be patient as towns report their worst conditions in years.
The Tuesday evening concert by the choir of the Trinitarian Congregational Church drew a large audience and earned high artistic merit. Miss Marion W Mansfield and Miss Marguerite L Barnes led the event with assistance from Miss Marion A Barker on violin and Mr Charles W Locke of Middlesex School on baritone.
Secretary Joseph D. McCarthy notes prizes for top performers. Maynard wins $50 for season high average with 52–28 record and 29 260 pinfall. Collins $25 with 29 409. Lincolns of Marlboro take third after a roll off with Ayer. Hudson finishes fifth with 28 842. Maynard also gets $10 for team total high, while Art Parent of Hudson earns $10 for high individual total in last Tuesday match. Spring millinery advert closes the item.
Maynard, March 28. UPSL basketball champions the Yipsels beat Maynard Town 37 to 22 at Waltham street hall. It was their second win over the Town in a week and gave the Finnish club the local title for the fifth straight year. Joe Scezeren led the Townies with a stormy 25 point total from three high school stars, while Capt. Kangas scored 14 for the Yipsels, who maintained a solid lead through the game.
Mrs Rolfe Bradbury of Acton Massachusetts entertained friends with a five table card party held last Friday in her apartment. Prizes went to Miss Virginia Chillman of Troy New York Mrs Edward Walker of Lons Falls Vermont and Mrs Day of St Louis Missouri. Party souvenirs were given to other players. A punch course was served with Mrs A G Nichols at the punch table assisted by Miss Virginia Chillman and Stella Rhoades.
Maynard High School begins its season April 19 against Clinton with Coach Lent fielding a veteran team led by captains Gerald Tierney and Billy Lovering. The slate lists 15 games from April 19 to June 16 with two open dates April 25 and May 9, and invites other school teams to fill those dates.
Local notes describe a Club House dance on Wednesday evening March 28 under the Acton Mass Woman's Club, a Congregational Church Aid Society quilting event at Mrs Charles Smith's home, a Cong Church evening service with a four reel motion picture Hope by Rev Dwight LaFollette, and an April Fool Party planned for March 30. Mrs Maria Laker and granddaughter June Kimball visited Sunday at Mrs E P Gates's home. Morning worship is at 10 45 Sunday.
April 1 announcement notes Rev Dwight LaFollette will discuss The Life of St Francis. Holy Week services planned Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings. Sunday School at 12 00 and Christian Endeavor at 7 00.
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