LocalResidents and Moves Reported Across Town
Mr and Mrs J S Perkins of Dartford Street host guests as Perkins mother from Tops visits for weeks. Chief of Police Fred H Sullivan and family move into Elm Street home formerly occupied by John Brown. Brown relocates to Concord Road. Mrs Edwin Jones of Great Road calls to Cape Cod due to family illness. Friends of Mrs Cosmo Albani of School Lane regret her illness. speedy recovery hoped. Many friends of Mrs Day visit during illness with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Walter French relocate from Street to Han Street. Osborne family home vacated and Geraldine Winchenbaugh moves in. Hart Street hosts a short visit from a parent before a hospital position in Maine.
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J. S. Perkins
Dartford Street
Perkin
Fred H. Sullivan
Elm Street
John Brown
Mr. Brown
Concord Road
Edwin Jones
Great Road
Cape Cod
Cosmo Albani
School Lane
Day
Walter French
Street
Hanstreet
Osborne
Lexington
Geraldine Winchenbaugh
Hartstreet
Maine
West Concord Village Improvement Society Meeting May 21
The annual meeting and officer elections of the West Concord Village Improvement Society are set for Monday evening May 21 at Harvey Wheeler School hall. Mr Edward Sheehan, chairman of the Board of Selectmen, will speak. music and refreshments follow. Rev Olaf M Jonnsen of the Evangelical Free Church was guest preacher at the Methodist church on Mother's Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Village Improvement Society
Harvey Wheeler School
Kdward Sheehan
Board of Selectmen
Olaf M. Jonnsen
Evangelical Free Church
West Concord PTA to Hold Evening Meeting
The West Concord Parent Teacher Association will host its annual meeting at the Harvey Wheeler School hall in West Concord this evening. Superintendent Wells A Hall will discuss Hiring Teachers. Four high school pupils Lawrence Kingman Mary Robert Rodday and Shirley present a one act Almost Trouble. Miss Murray conducts a group of songs. The West Concord Boy Scouts perform a tableau with accompaniment from the community orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Parent Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Wells
Lawrence Kingman
Mary
Robert Rodday
Shirley
First Parish Concord Announces Sunday Services and Talks
The First Parish in Concord lists a church school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 a m with sermon on Content with Life. The Emerson Society meets in the vestry at 530 p m and Rev Charles A Peck of Trinity Church speaks on English Churches and Abbeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Emerson Society
Charles A. Peck
Trinity Church
Methodist Church Morning Service Announced
The Methodist Episcopal Church presents Pastor Dr Frank W Clelland leading church school at 10.00 A.M. and morning worship at 11.00 A.M. The lemon topic is The Cost of a Successful Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank W. Clelland
Jubilee Singers Delight Concord Audience at Concert
The Jubilee Singers, under the Trinitarian Congregational church, performed folk songs spirituals and classical numbers at Veterans Building on Friday evening. Proceeds benefited the church insurance fund. The organizing committee included George W. Brothers George KE Erickson Mary P Fogs Laura P Hallett W Edward Lamb Dorothy B Thurlow and Thomas Todd chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee Singers
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Veterans ‘Building
George W. Brothers
George KE. Erickson
Mary P. Fogs
Laura P Hallett
W Edward Lamb
Dorothy B Thurlow
Thomas Todd
Hudson Takes League Lead In Wild Midland clash
Hudson High School defeated Maynard 5 to 4 at Crowe Park in a volatile Midland League contest. George Lehto held Maynard to six hits while Ed Martin and Doc Flaherty sparked Hudson with key hits as Maynard bungled on the bases and in the field allowing Hudson to surge ahead in the late frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe Park
Red Raiders
Hudson High School
Maynard High
Cro
Hudson
Ed Martin
George Lehto
Bill McNally
Maynard
Lehto
Malcolm
Doc Flaherty
Brayden
Columbo
Hudson McNally
DeArchangelis
Incomplete Play By Play Inning One Through Four
Baseball play by play notes outline first four innings with multiple hits errors and scoring events. Key players include Hanson Sappeit Kaloustian Malcolm Brayden Colombo Cassidy Lehto Maynara Duggan Kehoe and others with errors and fielder choices affecting scoring in each frame.
Baseball Play-by-Play Fragment Includes Multiple Errors and Runs
In a mixed inning sequence, McNally reaches third on a misthrow by Flaherty, then scores as Brayden’s wild throw to second wild pitches. Sappett advances on errors, Kehoe steals second and reaches third on a misplayed ball. Throughout, numerous groundouts, fly outs, and singles disrupt the action with frequent misplays and baserunning miscues.
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Unas
Lelita
Flaherty
McNally
Sappett
Malcolm
Traneles
Brayden
Kehoe
Gdes
Cassidy Mies
Caidle
DeArcangelis
Colombon Flaherty
Maynara
Lehbto
Cassidy
Chidley
Frazer Fiies
Hudson—Sikomky
Keener
Duggan
Kaloustian
Malcolms
Stanianas
I Maynard
Colombo
Piecewicz
Grewer
Lehto
Kenoe
Brewer
Braves Edge Yankees 5-4 In Intertown Opener
Braves, coached by Waldo Flint, beat the Yankees 5 to 4 in an Intertown league opener. Notable plays came from Littlefield Foley and Newell for the Yankees and Thompson Desmond and Buck Freeman for the Braves. Batteries were Briggs Gallant for the Braves and Jones L Bradley Merriam for the Yankees. umpire Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Acton
Braves
Waldo Flint
Yankees
Herb’ Merriam
John J. Maguire
Baseball Committee
Leo Bradley
Wade" Foley
Jones
L. Bradley
Merriam
Piper
St Mark's Varsity Nine Travels to Deerfield Tilt
St Mark's varsity baseball team journeys to Deerfield this afternoon for a game against Deerfield Academy, seeking a strong road showing and key conference win potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Deerfield
Deerfield Academy
Maynard Town Team tops Stony Brook A C 3 to 1 in debut
Maynard Town Team opens Middlesex League with a 3 1 victory over Stony Brook A C at Crowe Park. Pozarycki Zapareski and Kendra delivered timely hits while Dick Lawson held Stony Brook to two hits and eight strikeouts. Next Sunday Ayers college stars visit for another battle.
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Maynard
Maynard Town
Stony Brook A. C
Crowe Park
Pozarycki
Waggan
Torppa
Donnigan
Zapareski
Sullivan
Kendra
Wodkiewicz
Dick Lawson
Lucky Les Bell
Mike Zapareski
Battleship Kendra
Duggan
Zanchi
Ayer
Honwlzan Rfc
Dumont Sh
Nelaon
Ccc
McGlirchey Ib
Haste , O
Robinson If
Maerton Eo
Derklee
Senna
Stain
Stony Brook
Bapareski
Wojtkewics
Elingwood
McGlinchey
Dumont
Lawson
Bell
Playa
White
Brayden
Uopire Peterson
Mothers Day Services Highlight West Acton Church
West Acton A. Jeffers B D Pastor reports Mother's Day services with bouquet for the oldest attendee Mrs Oliver 83 regular in church. Young Peoples Charity provided music and crowd turnout was strong. May 20 at 10 45 a m the pastor will review Dr B Stanley Jones Christ and Human Suffering and at 7 p m discuss Pleasures and Amusements in the Christian life. Memorial Sunday May 27 Patriotic Organizations led by Grand Army of the Republic will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jeffers
Grand Army of the Republic
Children’s Day Observed With Special Service
A special service will honor children as part of observance, with Children’s Day set for June 10th.
Moyse Favored as Likely Middlesex High Sheriff
Senator George A. Moyse of the St. Middlesex District, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, is widely mentioned as the candidate to be named High Sheriff of Middlesex County. Governor Bly has faced repeated rejections for Garrity and now Moyse's name tops the probable list after the death of John H. Puairbvatrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Moyse
St. Middlesex
State Senate
Ways and Means
Middlesex County
Bly
Stephen H. Garrity
Lowell
Bly Oe
Moyse
John H. Puairbvatrn
Neighbors Night Fails To Materialize In Warner Hall
Annursnac Grange planned a neighbors night at Warner Hall West Concord but attendees from Hudson Chelmsford and nearby towns did not arrive. Howard Edwardson presided whist stayed, Mrs Arthur F Adams won, Concord Grange and Billerica Granges were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annursnac Grange
Warner ‘Hall
West Concord
Hudson
Chelmsford
Vited
Howard Edwardson
Arthur F. Adams
Concord Grange
Billerica Granges
Clara Sweet
Theodore G Soares
Harvard University
Middlesex School
HK Evangelical Free Church
A . Lindblade
Malden
Heers
Olaf M. Johnsen
Eleventh District
Concord Country Club
Arthur P. Curtis
Samuel L. Churchill
Ernest P. Carr
Herbert S. Bartlett
Concord
George Erickson
Concord church to host Nelson as guest soloist
Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Massachusetts announces a May 20 morning service at 10 45 with Miss Florence Nelson broadcasting as lead soloist on WHDH. Church school 9 30 am Young People 7 pm in church parlor. Women’s Union plans a party at Miss Edna Chapman’s Wood street home. speaker Mrs Katherine Tracy Akana dean of Kobe Japan training school for women will address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Thurlow
Florence Nelson
WHDH
Women's Union
Edna Chapman
Wood Street
Katherine Tracy Akana
Kobe
Japan
Faith Service and Choir Activities At Local Church
Morning sermon titled The Faith delivered by Rev Mr with parishioners gathered. Choir and Sunday school schedules show events at noon and six, Whitney leading at six. A Parker themed program with listed participants follows in the evening with hymns and character roles. Men’s class rescheduled to next Monday with a business meeting and collation. Women’s Aid plans a salad supper Tuesday evening and a Saturday service concert was well rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Seth Parker
Parker
Mother Park Parker
Erwin E. Parker
Nellie I Ethel Shepler
C Shepler
Ston
George
Albert Hooper
Elsie Holaide Sims
Clyde
Howard
Sudbu Kiwanis Talk Covers Local Topics
Miss R Adela tage spoke to the Sudbu Kiwanis club recalling a Whit From street debate. The talk touched on local issues and the general community interest in the subject, with members sharing thoughts on the day’s topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wate
R. Adelatage
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Herman J. Courtemanghe
T Frank E. Sanderson
W. Concord
Rainville's
Nason St
Parker's Hardware Store
Main St
Wilder X. Macurda
Nason St.Creamery
Terrasi
West Acton
Leonard
Tel
Hudson High
Po Sappett M
Cotter
Tae Eterno Cassidy
Eee
Arcangeiis Ri
Sewer Eee
Wee Flaherty
Frazer
Hanson
Sappeit
Chickey
Sikorsky
Victor Jory
Irene Bently
George O’brien “Frontier Marshall
Claire Trevor
Jimmy and
Sally
Jimmie, Dunn
Iichson
Lappett
Kehoes
Onidley
Stanunas
Cotompo
DeArcaget
Chiciey
Braynen
Staniaas
Stantunas
Tim
Lebto
Golter
Price
Maynard Flahery
Kaloushan
Hudson — Cotter
Staniunas
Maynard T. T
Pozaryeki Rt
Weer
Rees
Norppass
Cencesevese Zapareski
Kendra If
Ween
Ewes Wottkiewicz
Seeenes
First Baptist Church
West
Western Electric Sound
Edward G. Robinson
Dark Hazard
A van. Beuren
Armand
Sen. Moyse
Concord, Mass
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