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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
6
In Chicago at Emerson Hospital Potter visits with figures including George Holden and Dame W Hopkins and Thayer of Flushing. the recent quote from Croatia is noted in the fragment.
The article notes a traditional policy of progressive rather than seasonal development and mentions ongoing improvements in comfort and other features, implying no Dodge Brothers departure. The emphasis is on continual enhancement rather than periodic updates.
Concord Grange patrons hosted a Panty event in the Town on Tuesday. Nettie Wells won first prize for best basket. A musical program featured Miss Rowe, Cora Seekins, and others with solos and group songs. Maybaskets were sold by William Dee as an auctioneer. Town Hall program set for Friday evening May 23.
Middlesex School team routed Adams 6 to 5 at Groton amid heavy hitting. Hardie fanned nine over six innings, allowing four runs, while Adams pitcher struck out 13. Paversham and Kelley each had three hits for Middlesex as 15 safeties, including 12 doubles and two triples, fueled the big inning surge.
Russell G. Fessenden won with 41 points in the HL tournament held at Concord Country Club on Saturday afternoon. Richard J. Eaton took second with 39 points. Final scores list G. Pessenden 41 Eaton 39, Herbert H. Hoamer 28, Harry B. Sneling 22, Morgen K. Mansa Menorea 22, Caen Walarry 22, Johnson 22, John Merwin 20, E M. Wardwell Jr 19, N. Bilis Richardson 18, Arthur B. Brooks 17, Ronald MacKenzie CHS 88.
A nationwide organization based in St Joseph Missouri aims to identify unknown dead and locate relatives. It urges local members to provide free information and aid to those in need, seeking support from churches benevolent groups and communities to combat mass missing persons and unidentified remains.
Decorations in green and gold adorned the club as hostesses served a Pruié cocktail and a menu of rolls olives coffee ice cream and fancy ices at fifteen tables. Flowers were fashioned from colored linen handkerchiefs. Mrs. Mawd Marra presented retiring president Mrs. Eleanor Walker with an automobile token and a bouquet. Several members read selections by Irving Durant and others in attendance included Mrs. Albert Achorn Mrs. Wisner Park and Mrs. Gordon Wilson among many.
St Mark's School claimed easy victories over Middlesex as both first and second crews won. The first crew finished in 5 17s and the second in 2m20s following a row-by-row lineup with Jenkins Fenton Porter Jaskoon and Harkness among the coxswains and rowers.
In a tense contest Cross led Groton with a standout performance. Middlesex answered with a trio of runs in the eighth before Cross returned in the ninth to steady the inning. Final lines show Groton and Middlesex trading runs as players like Logalis, J Roberts, Jones and Hollander contributed consistent offense.
Escha Hn School lost 7 to 3 to Middlesex 2nd at North Concord in the afternoon game.
The fragment mentions Dick Loftus at first base for Boston and a Wednesday game with uncertain plays including a sacrifice. Details about other players or exact events are missing.
Under Miss Mary T. Sargent girls in Concord compete in baseball and basketball. Fresh team captain Apkins. Sophomore captain Arkin. Junior captain Anna. Senior captain Davis. Grace Day leads Sophomores in basketball. Margaret Shee leads Juniors. Eleanor leads Seniors. Seniors beat Sophomores 28-6 in baseball. Sophomores beat Freshmen 18-14 in basketball.
The Concord Midgets captained by Clare Petersen with Phil Dee and Clarence Petersen feature a nine player infield and three outfielders led by manager Bll Feinman. Aged 12, the team has beaten Lincoln twice, 22-17 on April 22 at Lincoln and 27-7 at home on April 27, signaling a promising season.
Morning temperatures were recorded by Postmaster F. A. Towner of the United States Weather Bureau on Wednesday and Friday. The mercury fell to 36 degrees with light frosts and reached 32 degrees on Friday. No major damage to blossoming fruit trees was reported.
Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord led by Rev Gail Cleland offers a May schedule with a Sunday service on May 17 at 10 46 am in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House and a 7 pm youth gathering. A May 19 parish supper and meeting is planned at the church with guests. May 24 features a 10 45 am meeting at the First Parish Meeting House with veterans and parish women hosting guests.
Concord Academy announces a school event featuring dances and songs as part of an English scene celebration set for later this month.
Annuals of Kien's Daughters of the First Davin Lowell Moodure report reelection of Mrs Parn Parnham as president and election of vice president Mrs Hes F Bowers. New committee chairs include Mrs Charles E Cody Jr and Mrs L Whipple. Transportation and cutting committees named. sewing benefited Emerson Hospital. refreshments served after work by Mrs Davia and Mrs A er.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Hutching and Mrs G Win Lee embark on an automobile tour through Magoy visiting multiple sites to service in the First M House. The event is set for Sunday with a meeting of Corp rans hall. Tomorrow Commander John E Loring will preside.
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