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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1926
Page
6
Maynard locals report a grass fire on Nobacot Street near Washington Park quelled after an hour. The town houses events from Lodge gatherings to a Memorial Day service led by the local Legion Post.
Holy Name defeated Billerica 6 to 4 in 30 minutes as J Kamesh and Tobin led with two base hits and multiple runs. Maynard pitched for the locals, while Weckstrum and Stuckert worked for the visitors, with Sims handling key hits for Holy Name.
The Maynard Woman's Club held its May luncheon and annual meeting at the Masonic hall with many members present. Officers were elected including Mrs Rachael McCleary as president and Mrs Eva Frye as vice president. The club reported a successful year with donations to Memorial Park, the Students Loan Fund, Cancer Rel ief and other benevolent causes. Many members planned to attend the state federation meeting.
Dorothy McNamara hosts the third annual May Festival at Parker Street Hall in Maynard on Thursday evening May 27. She and partner Lincoln McCullough recently finished a two month engagement at Boston restaurants. Performances include the lullaby scene from The Music Box Revue and Adagio Gavotte with the Downey McNamara Canes.
Maynard May 12 The Assabet Igney league managers met at Trall Stow Friday evening Pooch Donovan of Hudson announced Hudson secured a playing field and town admitted into the league The season opens the last week in May with a schedule being prepared and rules to be drawn up at a Stow meeting Friday night The managers must submit player lists a week before opening game Concord may enter in the second half
On Saturday Tony Collins contained a brush fire near the baseball field before it crossed a wood road. His quick action with a chemical thwarted the blaze as high winds threatened to push it into dense brush and swamp. Early Sunday morning William Naylor and the crew found a second brush fire on Tivior Road, then a chimney fire on Walcott Street prompted another call.
Mrs Elizabeth Sims widow of Frederick W. Sims died at her daughter Mrs Irving Dart’s home 16 Concord Street Thursday at 11 98 after a lingering illness. She was 67, born in Vermont and had lived in Maynard 45 years. Survived by two sons Attorney Thel Hew of Maynard and Frederick G. Sims of South Acton, a daughter Mrs Irving Dart, one grandson Ralph Sims, and a sister Mrs Bolcourt. She belonged to Mizpah Rebekah lodge and Congregational Church. burial at Glenwood cemetery.
A cryptic alert seeks a person named Haynara Baeyore believed to be missing since a prior notice. Authorities request cooperation from the public to locate the individual and provide any helpful information. No further details on location or circumstances are given.
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