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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
2
A fragmented baseball snippet lists players such as Mark Maloney Marc Rodgers and Brown with unclear actions. It mentions partial scores and names like Stanton and Nelson in a muddy recap, offering little coherent event detail.
The readable text resembles garbled OCR from a historical page with scattered letters and partial phrases. No coherent events, names, or places are extractable to form a factual summary.
Maynard Brayden of Concord street dies Sunday at Charlesgate Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Mrs Hisiearnet, daughters Helen and a son, mother Julia Brayden aged 92, and brothers John, William, Frank. Funeral Tuesday at St Bridget Church conducted by Rev Edward Croke with bearers Walter George Frank Brayden Walter Platt George Napier William Letteh. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. James P King led school delegations at the service.
Violet Verne tops a field at Maynard Country Club in a pest season event per Noble Morton president. The summary lists scores for Violet Verne 86-22-64 and several others including John Driscoll 90-25-66, John Moynihan 93-18-66, Charles Manty 80-13-67, James Priest 91-22, Arthur Mullen 90-21-60, and George Lynch 93-20- is.
Maynard Fred Loftus, a local ball player, will manage the Sidney Mines team in Novatia this summer. Loftus has a long diamond career from Concord High to Maynard town, old Boston Twilight league, and clubs in the east and Canada. Rusty Jordan leaves for Johnson City Tennessee to play ball this summer as a pitcher and outfielder.
About 190 residents attended the steppers class held in the vestry of the Baptist church last Tuesday evening. The event drew a cross section of neighbors and provided an opportunity for community dance practice.
The orchestra 4 percent ce a served as ushers with David Kent in charge of ticket sales. Patrons include Mr Souciens ak Warren B Mir alt Mrs Pilot R Howard, Mr and Mrs Leslie R Moore Jr, Burleigh L Pratt, Dr and Mrs William M Shedden. Program items include War March from Athalia, Mendelssohn overture, Tambourin Dance, Turkish March, violin solo, and minuet from Military Sirens.
A high school baseball game between Concord and West Concord was rained out then resumed later, with East Concord earning a 6 to 4 decision. Grogan started for the Eagles and Phil Kennedy contributed early, as both teams committed three errors and East tallied eight hits to West’s four before darkness ended play.
Depot tied the league race by beating Sleepy Hollow 7 to 3 on Tuesday night. Sleepy Hollow also holds a similar rating after winning one and losing one, following a 12 to 2 league opener victory over Mubbardville.
Sammy Hosmer pitched for Mont Hill Scheel to a top win Saturday afternoon as they defeated St. Marks School 6 to 3. Hosmer allowed seven hits and secured the standout victory amid church events tied to the Trinitarian Congregational Church.
Publicity on the Catholic Women’s League was held April 26 and 27 at St Mary’s Church in Boston. Some 860 women from the diocese attended. Real estate on Sidbury Road was transferred to Mr and Mrs Roland Elder. Barbara Miller of Concord was elected to life College for the coming year.
At a Tuesday gathering of the Executive Summittee the Concord Young Republican Club scheduled an upper meeting for Tuesday in June. The guest of honor will be the Honorable Horace Cepill Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Massachusetts Legislature.
Rah Macone of the Concord Cycle Club is named by the Federated Bicycle Club of New England to head a program promoting fine racing activity in the region and stimulating general interest in cycling as sport and recreation.
Judge John F P Perkins of Boston Juvenile Court addressed Concord High School Monday evening in the school auditorium. The event was organized by Concord Mothers Club and the high school to discuss juvenile court work and its impact on youth.
Monday night’s drill closed enlistments for Company H before their annual two week field duty at the Massachusetts Military Reservation in Falmouth. The unit departs for camp July 9 through July 24.
This afternoon on the Emerson Bayground courts Concord Hiet hool's girls tennis team opens its censor with Wellsley High School opponents. Bedford won a baseball game 9 to 2 Friday afternoon from the Harvey Wheeler School. Pepe Boyd sane Botting.
The league proposes this year to abandon the two half system and use a single schedule with playoffs by eligibile teams. The schedule will include non league opponents and is subject to revision.
An event at the Hornece residence on Monument Street in D a ey featured discussions and the opening of a new project titled Circles. Local participants gathered to hear updates and engage in planning for community activities.
Concord Chapter D A R plans a luncheon Saturday at one o'clock at the Inn. After the meal, at the DAR home, delegates who attended the Continental Congress will report on their experience and findings.
A survey outlines creating a long term organizing hub in Concord with 66 to 70 state organizations expected in the area. The effort aims to establish a central hub after the survey concludes, guiding regional mobilization.
An article fragment notes a Concord charity event featuring a Miss Ma pageant as a key attraction. Details are sparse but indicate a community effort organized by local residents to raise funds.
Miss Tia UK Hart of 79 Hastings Street West Roxbury will wed Raymond Fish at Peter Bulk ing Street Raymond on a date not specified in the readable text. The notice confirms a marriage arrangement between two local residents.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist holds services at 10 45 a m with Sunday school also at 10 45 and a Wednesday Testimony Meeting at 7 28 p m Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on week days except holidays The Lesson Sermon titled Adam and Failed Man will be read in Christian Science churches worldwide The Golden Text is The Redeemer shall come to Zion and he shall turn away transgression in Jacob The Lesson Sermition cites Galatians 4 6 7 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The message centers on sonship to God and the divine nature of man
Rev Edward P Daniels of eee school invites members to attend a Sunday service at 245 a mt with sermon titled They Want. The South Middlesex Conference meets with First h in Lexington Sunday afternoon at pm. Emerson Society meets at 530 pm in the yentry. King's Daughters gather May 10 at 230 pm at Nashawtuck Hill home, with Mrs Clarence Bodfish assisting.
Sunday service at Trinity Church on Ein Street features a new prayer and set music with viola and organ. The event precedes minutes of the Holy Reac ity and highlights school activities.
Church schedule lists May events at West Concord Union Church including Church School at 10 463 worship service titled The Way to Life and a Mother s Day sermon. Evening gatherings include Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings. Bible study and Junior Endeavor are planned for Tuesday afternoon.
On Tuesday afternoon at Monument Street, the Penn School baseball team routed Longwood Day School 16 to 1. Errors plagued the visitors as Penn built a 9 run first innings, 2 in the second, 4 in the third, and 8 in the fourth before the game was called after four and a half innings. Washburn pitched, Kidder caught, Henry Edgarton hit a home run for Penn.
The Concord Cardinals opened their 1988 baseball season Sunday afternoon on the Percy A Rideout field. The team faced a setback as they lost to the Judden Thompson squad in a grueling matchup.
A muddled OCR fragment describes a baseball contest with Edldie Loughlin pitching four innings and three others sharing the later innings. It mentions a ten run spread and references John J. McWalter and a morning radio pigeon show in Lexington under some local post authority.
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