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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1921

Page

5

Maynard Nose Past Westboro In Tight 6-4 Victory

Maynard High beat Westboro High 6 to 4 on Saturday May 14 with wet grounds hindering offense. Pitcher Henry steadied after a rough first inning, Case drove in three runs, Vodokly led at bat with four hits and Stuckert made 13 putouts at first as Maynard secured the late rally in the ninth to win.

Maynard High Westboro High Lowney Vodoklys Stuckert Case Westboro Ierd Maynard Henry Texas Jones Vodokly Roy Marsden

Clinton High Stops Maynard in 9–1 Victory at Crowe Park

Clinton Yogs defeated Maynard 9 to 1 at Crowe Park on Wednesday May 11. O Malley pitched a no hit bid until the fifth inning while Maynard finally scored in the ninth on an error and a Wild pitch. Roy Marsden struck out nine and got a three bagger in the sixth. Shockett and O Malley each had hits for Clinton.

Clinton Maynard High Graws Park O'Malley Maynard Stuckert Lowney Jones Roy Marsden Sullivan Shockett Clintor Belmont la Salle H Waltham Crowe Park

Morse elected regent of Old Concord Chapter D A

Mrs A L Morse was chosen regent at a Saturday meeting in Concord. Mrs O S Fowler read a report on the annual Continental Congress of the D A held in W. A large Maynard delegation attended. Button Day for the Irish fund is set for Saturday.

A. L. Morse Old Concord D. A Concord S. Fowler Maynard

New Immigration And Tariff Laws To Test In Coming Months

Washington lawmakers push emergency tariffs and immigration act changes with hopes of aiding agriculture and industry. Analysts expect relief measures and revenue shifts while the Hoover administration briefs on German reparations and tax policy as the year progresses.

Washington Congress United States Paens Wren Avithig Legphéle Turkey Hoover State Department

Bedford Town Baseball Open To Dorchester Nine Saturday

Bedford plans a game with Dorchester at Loomis Street ball grounds this Saturday. Parish news notes prayer meetings, church events, and a $2,000,000 Boston College building fund drive.

Bedford Town Dorchester Loomis Street

PTA Dance and School Entertainments Gather Town Folks

The Parent-Teachers association hosted an evening at the town hall with a grammar school program from 7 to 8 pm. ONeil's Orchestra of Lowell provided music. Many residents attended the circus in Lexington Thursday night. Sophomores held their annual high school party from 7 45 to 11 o'clock.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Grammar O'Neil Lowell Lexington

Legion Post and Ladies Will Dance

The Anthony Hunt Hamilton post 221 American Legion and its Women's Auxiliary will hold a private dance in the town hall on the 25th. Proceeds go to purchase the post colors. Moriarty's orchestra will provide music for dancing.

Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post American Legion Women's Auxiliary of the Legion Moriarty

Ranger Game Postponed for Lexington All Stars

The Ranger Athletic association postponed this Saturday’s game with the Lexington All Stars to Monday evening. The match was moved to be played on a field on Concord road.

Ranger Athletic Association Lexington All Stars Concord Road

Machines Collide as Champion Driver Crashes in Town

Johnny Wilson, the middleweight champion, was driving through town Sunday afternoon when he collided with a Chevrolet touring car, breaking the left rear wheel. No injuries were reported.

Johnny Wilson

Owens couple to spend summer in Maine

West Acton Mrs Bert Owens and Mr Bert Owens will leave next month for Maine where they plan to spend the summer away from home.

Bert Owens Maine

Civic Federation Meeting At Grand Army Hall

The annual Men's Civic Federation meeting was held Tuesday night at the local Grand Army hall with many guests from South Acton and nearby towns. Prof Harland P. Cne was the main speaker. his talk was well received. Refreshments followed the conclusion of the meeting.

Men's Civic Federation Grand Army Hall South Acton Harland P. Cne

Daisy Day Benefit For Boston College Fund Observed

Daisy day was observed Sunday at St Elizabeth's church for the benefit of the Boston College Fund. The event drew parishioners and volunteers supporting the appeal. Local organizers urged continued donations to aid scholarship and program needs.

Daisy Day Boston College Fund St Elizabeth’s Church

Card of Thanks From the Scanlon and Mead Families

Thanks to all who assisted us during the long illness and death of our dear one. We extend heartfelt appreciation to those who offered help and comfort. Mrs L M Mead has returned from her son Guy Mead’s home. Mrs De of Maynard is now with her.

Guy Mead de of Maynard

Obituary Notice for Lawrence W. Fratt of Acton

Lawrence W. Fratt 59 3 19 died May 14 at his mother's Mapheist home after a lifelong Acton residence. Born January 25, 1862 in Sudbury he worked as a carpenter and long employed on the Boston and Maine railroad and at the American Powder. He was a son of Windsor and Mary Chandler Pratt. Mrs Ralph A Barker and South Acton Congregational Church attendees updated from Lawrence conference trip.

Lawrin W. Fratt Mr Pratt Windsor and Mary (Chandler) Pratt Sudbury Acton Boston & Maine Railroad American Powder

Obituary for Acton man with service at Maplest and Mount Hope

Funeral services were held at the late home in Maplest at 3 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev D M Angell of the Episcopal church. Burial followed at Mount Hope Cemetery with Acton IOOF officers and members in charge. Survived by mother Mrs Mary B Pratt two sisters Mrs Lorenzo E Reed of South Acton and Ernest Hosmer of San Ysidro CA and two nephews Everett W Reed and Kenneth F Reed. Bearers from West Acton Sudbury Boxboro included cousins and local men.

Mary’ B. Pratt Lorenzo E. Reed South Acton Ernest Hosmer San Ypsidio Everett W Kenneth F. Reed South ‘Acton Ae Coca West Acton Ndsor W Sudbury Charles T. Wetherbee Ralph E. Whitcomb Boxboro

Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services Weekday Prayer

Rev Ralph A Barker pastor leads Sunday 10 morning service 12 Sunday school 7 evening preaching. Report on State conference at Lawrence. Midweek prayer and conference Friday 7 30 with topic The Power of the Great Experience.

Ralph A. Barker Lawrence

Antiques Offered For Sale Contact Phone 18 11

Antiques bought and sold. Write what you have to offer or call telephone 18 11 for more information.

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