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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1927

Page

3

Beating heavyweight champ hard warps local boxing tale

Raymond Johnson rose from a factory job to win a first round knockout in a boxing tournament. He trained by day and studied by night aiming for medical college, earning praise for power that some compare to Jack Dempsey. Some locals see him challenging Genie Tunney for the title. Johnson boxed at 175 pounds.

Ihispdadam Adon Chai Harvara Ata Raymond Assabet Medical College Moana Somzon Harvard Jack Dempsey Genie’ Tunne Johnsont

Ladies of Baptist Society Hold Faster Sale at Church Parlor

The West Acton Ladies of the Baptist Society will hold a Faster sale in the church parlor on Thursday the 14th. Mrs. George Hardy was moved from the hospital to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy on Sunday but remains under care. A whist party with twenty-two tables was judged by L. A. Rich, Stiles, and Felt. Virginia Sanderson and Mr. and Mrs. Tucker of South Acton received isolation prizes.

Bag Finn Peter Her Sen the Baptist & Huirdh George Hardy Charles Hardy Ice Ae Evenine Oe Stiles L. A. Rich Mr. Felt Arthur Blanchard Virginia Sanderson Tucker South Acton

Maynard Junior High March Perfect Attendance List

March attendance at Maynard Junior High reports perfect attendance for the month. Principal Miss Mary Doyle released names of students achieving flawless participation, including Francis Heayon Christopher Nejwtham Bilward Reynard and others.

Maynard Mary Doyle Francis Heayon Christopher Nejwtham Bilward Reynard Staysy Sofka Arvo Wattu Bernhardt Wehkja Heléan Carr Tain Erickedi May Kasztewicx Verdinka Kaskon Annie Sivela Slirt Mackey Esther Murray Annie Sain Helen

Girls Close First Basketball Season at Selgal School

The Junior High Selgal girls basketball team finished their first season with an interclub schedule and a 80 percent accuracy benchmark for eligibility. Coach Miss Wilhelmina Cox led a squad including Catherine Macev Reba Lerer Jane Sawyer Elizabeth Malcolm Jeannette Gruber Lola Murray Margaret Loika Anne Bellows Dorothy Marsden Eva Gudzinowsey Mary Dotkowsky Rei Minka Broneia Kochnowicz ed Glebus Helen Zaniewski Margaret Murray Mary Kelley Violet Koskela Julia Davnes Catherine Coughlan Violet Diapanes Edith Weckstrom Mary Playart Sirkka Lehtinen Linnia Maki Esther Merrill Saimi Keto Annie White.

Lizabeth ‘Malcolm Bertha Manninen James Mallin John Murphy Johnn Nowick Walter Paaeanen Maggis Primiano Rud Saari William Siendkiewicz Mi Tyrkko Eivira Uljina Gertrude Ceska Theodore “Aho Joseph Bocaro Travi ‘Hérnmanson Byaléd Johnson Frank Kasziewitz Nas’ Lanigan Elmer Maki Marjama Leo McNamarra Raymond Paul Harvey Priest Carlie Alton Swanson Lauri Katvala Margaret’ ‘Baker Edith Frans Rose Grigas Annie Kaskiewicn Alex Balmis Ruth Hull Impi Johnson Saint Koto Erna Kivinen Violet Kessela Sirkka Lehtinen Julia Lynch Esther Merrill Rachel Qjanen Mary Plovart Anne Aalmela Barbara Stockbridge Faith Weckstrom Annie White Normin“Luhenstein Anthony Setlkonia John Thompson Alden Young George Ralli Margaret Deizgan Reel Bleré Aili ‘Hermanson Margate Johnston Jakela Svenea Jokinen Helen Leithealy Diga Mantulz Hetvi “Pietila Carte Erit’ Salo Veronica Tend AL Fen Winnika Annie Wistori Selgal Giryg Tesket Slieihle Wilhelmina Cox Catherine Macev Reba Lerer Jane — Sawyer Elizabeth Malcolm Jeannette Gruber Lola Murray Margaret Loika Anne Bellows Dorothy Marsden Eva Gudzinowsey Mary Dotkowsky Rei Minka Broneia Kochnowicz Ed Glebus Helen Zaniewski Margaret Murray Mary Kelley Violet Koskela Julia Davnes Catherine Coughlan Vtol

Free concert planned by temperance society at Bunflay Hall

An upcoming free concert is advertised for Bunflay April 3 under the First National Cooperative Society. The program features the First National Band, Finnish Church choir, a humorous sketch by talent from Quincy, and a one act play Morning Bells by the Pinnish Temperance Society Dramatic club. A fee and pastry will be offered.

Bunflay National Cooperative Society Wby Quincy Dramatic Club Pinnish Temperance Society

L T C Club Meets At Miss Geralds Home April 4

The L T C club will meet at Miss Julia itageralds home on St Mark's road Monday night April 4. An informal program by club members is planned with a social hour and refreshments afterward. Cornelius Berry chosen manager of Fayville Athletic Association baseball team. first practice next Sunday. candidates for positions to be selected. The kindergarten at Community House closes for a week’s vacation. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Brinley have returned from Hartford via relatives.

L. T. C. Club Julia Itagerald St. Mark's Road Cornelius Berry Fayville Athletic Association Godfrey Brinley St. Mark's School Hartford, Conn

Fire at Brownell Home in Southboro Damages Land

March 36 The Southboro Fire Department under Chief home Clossed Wisconsin was called yesterday morning to a stubborn brush fire at the rear of W N Brownell's Richards Road home. The blaze burned a sizable area but caused little damage. At 1:80 yesterday afternoon the company returned to the scene as the fire rekindled, fueled by wind.

Southboro Southboro Fire Department Home Clossed Wis Richards Road

Southboro Farmers Club Guests at Grange Meeting

Southboro March 30 The farmers club with wives and lady friends will join the Grange in Town Hall on Monday night April 4. Attorney John K. Rice of Marlboro will discuss his Cairo trip and speak on the rears as we are leaview. program arranged by Lecturer Eva Spurr.

Southboro Southboro Farmers Club Grange Town Hall John K. Rice Marlboro Cairo Eva. Spurr

Debating Teams Set for Semi Finals at Clark College

Southboro High School will send its Peter’s team to Worcester for the semi finals of the debating competition Friday night April 8 at Clark College. Debates start at 7 30 with Southboro affirmative facing Holden negative and Southboro negative facing West Boylston affirmative. Final debates expected in May.

Southboro Peter’a. High School Worcester Clark College Holden West Boylston

China Missionary to Talk at St Agnes Guild

Southboro March 30 Miss Lealates Cabot of Boston will address St Agnes Guild at the Community House Friday afternoon April 8. She will describe Episcopal missionary work in China and hospital treatments will be served during the social hour. Miss Mary Draper is vacationing in Hartford Conn.

Southboro Lealates Cabot Boston Wu Chane China St. Agnes' Guild Eipal Missionaries He ‘Hospital

School Committee Holds Regular Meeting In Athboro Area

The school committee gathered for a regular session to discuss year end school operations. Supt Blount led the Athboro Northboro and Berlin districts with Miss Ivette Salmon named chair and secretary, joined by Herbert Banfl and Leo B Bunker.

Supt. Blount Athboro Northboro Berlin Ivette Salmon Herbert ®. Banfl Leo B. Bunker

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