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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
2
Maynard residents and friends are featured in a collage of notices including school sports, legions events, church activities, and community appointments. The column mentions Maynard Alleys junior baseball, a football letter for Gerald Nee, and local celebrations, with references to town residents, church groups, and civic entries.
Gareettowshin mm America marks its 108th anniversary with an evening program at Cooperative Hall. The Players Novelty Trio will present music reader and sketches, with Guy Sween performing impersonations. In charge are William E B Duckworth Robert Lester William G Morris Albert Barndell Clifford Cheney Alice Murray Sylvia Hickson Louis T Howard Abbie H Isner and Lida Hart.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for sympathy during their recent bereavement for Patrick J. Coughlin and Mary Coughlin.
A crowded service at Sante Leo Chapel marked the centenary of St Praticia of Assialwas rss with attendees from Italian communities in Sudbcity and surrounding areas. The overflow crowd reflected strong local devotion and the event drew regional interest.
The article notes a donation drive organized by the Women's Club led by Miss Deen and committee chair Miss Marcia Wallingford. Sailors received support from Marine and public health groups, with a drive ongoing to aid the shipyard and community.
Maynard May 4 81 year old Mrs Belle Meyers marked her 81st birthday at 8 Acton Street with many friends calling to offer congratulations and flowers. A feature of the day was a lively birthday cake as she recalled past berry picking feats and her fondness for sea shore outings.
Letters argue for purchasing the Athory Maynard estate at the Atton and Sumner Streets junction as town hall site. Proponents say it central location near the soldier’s memorial balances cost and civic needs, while critics urge caution and acknowledge potential missteps in voting.
A heavy steel beam crushed an employee's right foot during maintenance at the plant. Rescue teams responded as workers assisted the injured person and secured the area. Further details of the incident remain unclear from fragmented notes.
A report outlines a whist event at Parish Hall held last Saturday with Mrs Bamford winning the large ladies prize and Mrs Wardman second. Other consolationists included Mrs Malcolm Wardman, Mr Irving Attwood and the committee. A military whist is planned for next Saturday night at the same venue.
Tierney hurled a near perfect game until the ninth inning as Maynard defeated Marlboro 9 to 1. Supola Torppa and Lent led the offense with multiple hits and RBI while Marlboro managed only one ball out of the infield.
An auto stolen Friday near Lyonhurat TM ribaro was later found abandoned in a field. The car, driven by Mank Vodokiva, was parked at a snot near Lyonhurat. Police traced the vehicle to a field where it was left with damage from a stolen stem. Mr Vodokiva reported the loss to authorities.
A community program at the Poneremational church features a Ladies Men session at 3 p m and a men’s talk at 6 7 p m with entertainment and program highlights.
Maynard May 4 notes coach Lilian Reidne leading the girls of Sohoh Bhba to a historic first in their school. Players listed include Capt Ranghild Mark Irma Russy Anna Lehto Mary Hayward Helen Nee and Elizabeth Murray as the team faces graduation.
Maynard Lodge Loyal Order of Moose installed officers led by past dictator Robert Sheridan and dictator P J Schnair. In town bowling, Maynard team beat Gleadbndale at Maynard alleys on Thursday night for its second win over the Gra sondale team. Card of thanks expresses appreciation for support and floral tributes after bereavement for John Lord Arthur Lord Alfred Lord.
Town residents rushed to the Assabet mill around six o clock Thursday night after a fire alarm sounded in the card room. The blaze was extinguished by the automatic sprinkler system before substantial damage occurred.
Maynard announces a veterans court team for next season with players Neko Kane Torppa and Hilary Kane among four letter athletes in basketball and baseball. Coach Lent states the group will age a squad positioned to represent the school.
A notice lists a property at 2 Great Road Maynard Concord including a house and a garage. The listing appears in an OCR fragment with limited details and no stated action or deadline.
Army cooks will receive standardized training covering spud peeling and soap making from kitchen waste. The program, backed by the Quartermaster General and led by the Army Sub-district School in Chicago, involves expert chefs, medical officers, and the Bureau of Home Economics. It outlines boiling baking frying stewing and utensil use for rolling kitchens and field kitchens, with July 4 as the effective start date.
A 15 year old youth from the erville district faces charges after a Fora coupe allegedly stolen by Maroney was damaged in a collision. The vehicle belonged to August Johnson of Belfront. The youth was charged with operating without a license and with operating a stolen car. He was turned over to the Somerville district court probation officer.
Maynard report states Victor Cott was found guilty of assault after a trial concerning an attack on John Annunziata. The ruling sets a legal precedent in Maynard with potential sentencing to follow.
A young man about 17 years old was crushed by a motor vehicle at the corner of Acton and Co. The vehicle struck him and the slide tore from his right foot. Dr Earl Ryatt aided Moyni, who was taken to Concords hospital.
Guarantors will address the F day night meeting in the school auditorium at 7 30. William will speak. Mrs James Mahoney visited relatives last week. Mrs Duveda Batley and Mrs Jotty Stockhedge spent the weekend at Tin H.
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