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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1922

Page

7

Maynard social events and club notices highlight community week

Maynard residents host gatherings with the Jolly Night Whist, garden party rotations, and a dramatic club promise of Professor Pep at Parker Street. Local fraternal groups confer degrees in Boston and at conventions while school and church events fill the calendar with dances, theater, and rehearsals.

Charles Inrose George Newton Rovert Lester Maynard Grange Dramatic Club Pep Parker St. Wal Maynard Council K. of C Boston Progressive Lodge K. of P Biltmore Providence Federal Orchestra Robert Sheridan Aino Kanjander Thomas Williams William Coughlan John LaDame Concord

Fox trot music notice from Marlboro publisher

E MINOT CAPEN music publisher Marlboro Mass advertises a fox trot score to purchase or order with a playful, promotional tone. features a compact line about an offer or publication details.

E. Minot Capen Marlboro Mass

Whiteenager Chosen Maynard Baseball Manager

Joseph White was named manager of the Maynard nine replacing John Sheridan who resigned. White has prior success managing the team and plans home games starting May 13 with a potential May 14 Sunday match. Attendance included Albert Lep Carl Peterson David Sharpe George Sowles Patrick Kane and William Greely after Ayer defeated Wakefield 4 to ?

Joseph Whitenager Baseball Association Joseph White Maynard Baseball John Sheridan Sheridan Jog White White Ayer Wakefield Maynard Albert Lep Carl Peterson David and Sharpe George Sowles Patrick Kane William Greely

Girl Scout Visit to State House by Maynard Hudson Troup

Ping Cone Troop from Maynard and the Hudson Girl Scouts with 25 members toured the State House on Tuesday. They viewed the House and Senate, met Governor Cox, and visited the State Library and Hall of Flags before touring more sites in Boston. Lieut Dorig Miller led the group in Capt Gustafson's absence.

State House Ping Cone Troup Girl Scouts Maynard Hudson Glazier Golden Dome House Senate Governor Cox State Library Boston Ome Dorig Miller Captac Gustafsop

League event raises funds at Macorda drug store sale

A local sale at Macorda drug store Saturday afternoon netted ten dollars for the league. The same meeting will be held Friday evening at the church. The program featured entertainments by Quioe Pase Smith and William, with other acts arranged.

M. E Macorda Drug Store Quioe Pase Smith William

Pepperell Anglers Defeat Maynard In Pitcher Duel

Anderson fanned 20 Maynard batters as Pepperell edges Maynard 6 to 5 in a tense game. Key hits included a two bagger by an unnamed Maynard player and late runs in the 12th and 13th innings. Stolen bases and fielding miscues added to the tight contest in a game lasting two hours and sixty minutes.

Maynard Seis Ge Sees Nell Anderson Pepper Ol Pepperell Frigard Simg Forgle Marcus Rf Stuckert Lowney Dunba Colbert Murphy Gilbert Vorele Titan Cullnane Hekkala Oie Hammond Sims Strat Stratton Cullinane Prendergast Cole

YPSL Baseball Team Organized For Season Opener

The YPSL baseball team is organized for the season led by captain Jack Manning and will open next Sunday at Vose playgrounds against a Quincy club. Readable players include Manning Frigard Sjvikoski Saarnen and Ojalehto with others Maki Webb Quincey Gardner Fitchburg Worcester Chester and Springfield.

Jack Manning Vose Quincy YPSL Manining Frigard Sjvikoski Saarnen Ojalehto Maki Webb- Quincey Gardner Fitchburg Worcester Chester Springfield

May Party At Mrs Laura Bower's Home

Mrs Laura Bower hosted a May party at her home Monday afternoon with hen friends. The decor featured streamers May baskets and a large May Pole with festooned flowers. Games music and a salad supper followed. Attending were Mrs Wilson Cutell and daughter Beatrice Miss Prime of Boston Mrs Ed Hope Mrs John Webster Mrs Frid Benoit Miss Grace Leonard and Mrs Daniel Locke.

Tae Gavin Taylor Walnut St William Platt Rocindale Effie Prime Walkham Wilson Cuttell Unity Circle I. C. of Odd Felows Hall Gladys Sexton Mary Potter Robert White William Mc R. Garland South Windham Dwight Cowles Summerst Mortimer Paine Rhoda Palmer Allan Beta Palmer Samaria England Rendrea Ayer Sener White Morrill Morgan Battery McManus O'Brien Lent Heath Enfield Sowler Greggi Billy Oates Outfield Annie McManus Sudbury St Sister Borgia St Joseph's Convent Brighton Fowler Hartwell Harvard Ya Amet Corps New York City New York Russell Frye Marlboro Outfit Hansa Hig Acton Street Peete Mill William V. Cameron Louis Cook Sir. Cameron Laura Bower Beatrice Prime Boston Edhope John Webster Frid Benoit Grace Leonard Daniel Locke

Harold Peterson and George Lynch win two man championship

Harold Peterson and George Lynch claimed the two man team championship on Thursday evening at the alleys. Peterson rolled a 1076 series with a 104 high string, while Taylor posted 1025 and Billet 980, delivering one of the highest scores in years.

Harold Peterson George Lynch Peterson Taylor

Union Church Plans Next Sunday Sermon and Meetings

The pastor preaches next Sunday on The Privileges of Stewardship. The parish has voted to increase the budget for the church and for the C. E. societies will hold their monthly consecration meetings next Sunday.

C. E

Golf Class Substituted Rake and Hoe at Country Club

The rake and hoe substituted for golf clubs at the Country Club on Saturday. Club members armed with garden tools improved the landscape around the clubhouse and earned a few blisters in voluntary service. Joe Foster and Walter Whitman are converting club house rooms to provide quarters for lady members and guests and for members.

Joe Foster Walter Whitman

Card of Thanks and Local Notices

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Samvel Wilson and family grateful for kindness during bereavement and funeral services. FOR SALE A horse cheap for a good home offered by B F Townsend at 49 Walnut, notes of a purchase from Mr and Mrs Harvey Richardson and a home office arrangement.

Imany Samvel Wilson B. F. Townsend Harvey Richardson

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