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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
4
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals awards recognize Sudbury schoolchildren. Eugene Kendall wins blue ribbon first prize. Antone LaGrasse Ruth Gotberg Roger Hart earn red ribbons second prize. Honorable mentions receive subscriptions to Our Dumb Friends. Awards to be presented at June 20 graduation.
Milford and Maynard H S prepare for a Midland League game in Maynard next Saturday afternoon. Milford leads the league with Hudson, tied for second, while Maynard sits in the cellar after one loss. Don Lent’s Milford squad eyes a strong rebound as Maynard aims to climb from slump with Joe Sczerzen pitching for Milford. Ashland Hi visits Maynard next Wednesday for a home game.
Concord Grange and Boxboro Granges hosted a special evening at Elks Hall with Lit-Spec guests. Refreshments served as visiting Grange members provided entertainment. Dover South High School beat a rival team 13-2 with Farrell pitching six strong innings and S Lowell finishing.
Bodies of three unidentified men found shot in a Hammond Indiana side street are preliminarily identified as John Scalisi Albert Anselmi and Joseph Beradi veterans of Capone era gangland The crime scene shows a Cadillac with its rear packed with bodies and a ditch holding another victim Police consider the killings may be linked to Cicero or Chicago targets in a wider gang war
Concord Corinthian Lodge A F and A M met in the Masonic Temple with Worshipful Master Howard B. Daniels and Senior Warden Alexander R. MacLeod presiding. Refreshments were served by Mrs Duncan G Chapman after the work. Next Monday visiting Grand Master R W Weaver of Lowell will make a fraternal visit.
Sudbury High beat Peters High of Southboro 14 to 9 on Peters home field. It was Sudbury’s second straight win. Long hits powered the slugfest with both pitchers yielding many hits. S. Lowell starred for Sudbury with a homer among his timely hits.
A sales pitch highlights electrical and gas appliances as ideal Mothers Day gifts. It praises toasters waffle irons vacuum cleaners fans washers refrigerators and ranges to ease kitchen labor and keep mothers in comfort. It offers consultation for groups of children planning pre Mothers Day purchases.
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