Concord Junction Sermons and Youth Activities Planned
Alfred W Stone pastor of Concord Junction announces morning worship at 10 46 with a sermon series on life stages. Mrs W Conant to sing at 12 noon. Primary and junior departments hold special exercises, with Intermediates and Seniors in Endeavor groups and topics Motives That Can Life and Devotion to Family. Midweek meeting at 8 30. Social planned May 16 with patriotic entertainment in the vestry. Everyone invited.
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Alfred W
Stone
W. Conant
Veryone
Annual Reunion of Help of Istians Promises Musical Program
The annual reunion set for Friday of next week will feature a minstrel show following a general plan of recent productions. Jokes and songs will be introduced by parcels, with Colonial orchestra providing the music. Advance ticket sales are strong, drawing guests from Concord and May rd, with seating for local attendees.
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Wnd
Concord
Mayrd
Redyi farm to host May 26 horse show with work horse class
The annual Redyi farm field day and horse show opens entries for all classes on Saturday afternoon May 26. Prizes for pairs and single work horses range from 5 to 2 dollars with blue to white ribbons, no entry fee. Judging emphasizes grooming and overall appearance. harness cleanliness and wagon condition matter. Judges supplied by the Boston Work Horse Relief Association.
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Redyi Farm
Boston’ Work Horse ‘Relief Association
Tax filing deadline Nears May Fifteenth
The article notes the final date for filing income tax returns is May 15. It emphasizes the approaching deadline and urges taxpayers to complete their filings promptly.
Local Garage Owner Recovered and Back on the Job
The owner of the South Acton garage informs customers he has recovered from a recent illness and is returning to work. The notice urges patrons to resume services and visit the shop as before.
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South Acton
Adv
Sudbury Woman's Club Elects Committee for Public Safety Link
The Sudbury Woman's Club met at Grange hall on May 2. The club elected a committee to work with Public Safety on conservation and home economics. Mrs. Nathan Perkins, Mrs. Waldo Stone, and Mrs. Nellie Hunt became members. The meeting featured Red Cross relief samples and a plan for weekly community meetings at Whiting hall on child welfare with speakers from Boston. Miss Lois Stiles performed Highland Schottische. Miss Anne Burke gave sketches and dances. Mrs. Stone announced the May 16 annual meeting for officer elections and urged dues payment.
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Woman's Club
Grange Hall
Street
Committee On Public Safety
Nathan’ Perkins
Waldo Stone
Nellie Hunt
H. H. Rogers
Red Cross
Mr. Davis
Lois Stiles
Anne Burke
Baker
Merkle Heroics Tug Giants to Pennant Taint
Historic 1908 Polo Grounds game altered the National League race as Merkle failed to touch second base on a disputed play. Cubs won the replay and the title while Merkle faced lifelong criticism yet earned respect for his baseball acumen. Fred Merkle, a Giants star, stayed powered by McGraw through 1913. Homer Baker, international half mile champion, suffered a severe left shoulder injury in subway mishap, jeopardizing his racing prospects.
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Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
Fred Markie
Chicago
Merkle
Giants
Cubs
Polo Grounds
McCormick
Bridwell
Ordine
Johnny Byers
Pittsburgh
Hank O’day
Emslie
O'Day
Emilie
Slagle
Jimmy
Hyers
New York
O’day
Pulliam
National League
Detroit
McGraw
Fred
Napoleon
Plageman
Lew McCarty
Watertown
Wis
Homer Baker
Homer
Baker
Aero
Inter-City Bowling League Banquet Honors Champions
The Inter-City Bowling League annual banquet at Masonic Hall honored the Y M C A champions of the year with prize money totaling 50 dollars. John Killowen led individuals with a 185 three string total while Ed Billet took the 351 three string pinfall prize. The event featured a large meal, songs, and tributes from captains and members.
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Masonic Hall
Fritz Anderson
Middlesex
James Boulden
America
Thos. Murray
Co. I
John ‘Killowen
A. Ov Hy
A.O. ‘Hs
James ‘Hoar
Charles Turnbull
Speck
White
South Acton
Robert Jones
Hagles
William ‘Hines
Ed Sox
Teving
Frank Sheridan
Albert Murphy
Cott
Won bury game as M H 8 defeats Alpha Sigma Mu
Marsden and O'Brien starred for M H 8 in a Concord match as Marsden struck out 14 and O'Brien made 19 putouts with four runs scored. Wood led visitors with three of four hits and the game proceeded with solid pitching and fielding.
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M. H
Alpha Sigma Mu Club
Concord
Alpha Sigma Mu
H. S
Marsden
O’brien
Wood
M. H.S
Jamieson
Pakkenen
Courtney
Denniston
Jonés' Ib
Maley
Garlick
I Cullinane
Lynch
Kennedy Rf
Christofeon
Kennnedy
Bast
Stalen
Pakkanen
Jones
W. Wood
Smith
Hemenway
Stig
Kennie
Wetherbee
Kennedy
Ledgard
J. J. Hilferty
Maynard to Join Central Mass Cricket League Schedule
Maynard will field a team in the Central Mass cricket league this year. The opening game is May 30 at South Barre against Maynard. Matches continue with Worcester on June 23 in Worcester and June 16 at Fitchburg. July 4 hosts South Barre at Maynard and July 7 sees Maynard at Fitchburg.
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Maynard
Central Mass
Bathday Disrupts Local High School Baseball Schedule
Bathday stirred chaos in local sports with Concord and Chelsea high games halted at Chelsea. The Concord high second nine versus Maynard high first team at Concord was postponed. Groton high meets Middlesex school Saturday at Concord.
St. Marks Defeats Middlesex In Opening Series Game
St. Mark's school nine of Southboro beat Middlesex 7 to 5 at Concord in the first game of the annual two game series. St. Mark's second team won 9 to 5 against Middlesex second team at Southboro.
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St. Mark’s
Southboro
Middlesex
Concord
Middlesex Rowing Teams Prep for Exeter Races on Saturday
Under Faculty Rowing Coach Dr. R. H. Howe Jr. the Middlesex school oarsmen began training in fours last week. The second four raced the Boston College High School crew at Bateman's Pond Saturday, with next Saturday's events pitting the first and second fours against Exeter Academy's first and second fours.
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R. H. Howe Jr
Middlesex School
Boston College High School
Bateman‘’s Pond
Exeter Academy
Middlesex School Wins Narrow Under Drizzle in Boston Race
In a drizzling contest Middlesex School third class crew easily won a half mile race from Boston College High School, finishing four lengths ahead of the Bavemen at Bateman’s Pond. Time recorded was three minutes 27 seconds. On May 12 Concord High School travels to Waterstown to play the high school and, next Wednesday, faces Clinton High School.
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Middlesex School
Boston College High School
Bateman’s Pond
Boston
Bavemen
Concord High
Waterstown
Clinton High
Cuban Players Draw Heavy Interest From Major Leagues
A long list shows Cuban athletes being signed by many U S clubs for the coming season. Armando Marsani and Angelo Aragon are among outfielders and infielders joining St Louis New York teams as captains of a broad recruitment drive across leagues.
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Havana
Eatin
Armando Marsani
St. Louis
Mike Gonzales
Angelo Aragon
New York
Joe Odrigues
Merito
Acosta
Washington
Manuel Cueto
Cincinnati
Tomas Romanach
Emilio Palmero
Louisville
Adolfo Luque
Pedro Dibut
Milwaukee
Fidelio Hungo
Minneapolis
Jacinto Calvo
San Francisco
Rafael Almeida
Utility
Montreal
Oscar Muerto
Wilkéesbartre
Ramion Gov
New Hades
Cubs Establish Recruiting Station At Season Opener
The Chicago National League team opened the season with players wearing uniforms bearing an emblematic American flag on one sleeve. A recruiting station was set up at the baseball park to accommodate patrons who wish to enlist in the army.
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Cubs
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