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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
5
An OCR fragment highlights Maynard and Tom King as standout figures in local baseball and football. It praises old time grit and semi pro play, noting injuries and strong coaching influence while comparing abilities to national contexts.
A meeting of the Acton Associates elects Stanes and Mrs. Meguire to the board. The group plans library extension work under G. Maguire supervision. Mrs. Maguire’s daughter plans a ten month visit this fall in the Pacific Coast area.
Maynard scored eight goals to Lexington two in a decisive game, with Maynard dominating early and maintaining the lead through the match. Team names, final score, and local野league context are recorded.
The record shows multiple hits by winners Gen etti and 8 Primmerman against visitors. Batter notes include Smith and Wojtkie witz with C Primmerman and S Prim merman as participants, while numbers like Maynard and 4.00.00808x-8 Lexington appear in the fragments.
Maynard report notes Rev James P Sherry delivered an address at a Holy Name Society meeting held at St. Bridget’s Church last Sunday evening. An Italian priest is scheduled to hear confessions at St. Bridget’s next Saturday afternoon and evening. A Junior Holy Name Society meeting will take place this evening.
Mrs Parsons spoke at a Union Congregational Church Young People gathering last Sunday morning. Francis Parker presided. Next Sunday morning service at 9. in the evening Faust will be interpreted by Ruby Hamlin and Dimner Salemius. Church ladies to sell doughnuts next Saturday. Coffee Social under Finnish American League held at Knights of Keeva, Tuesday evening. Moving pictures of local annual six mile race referenced.
Maynard pursues an ambitious five game schedule in goren deya with plans to test depth and energy. The fragment notes multiple matchups and a focus on endurance across a tight slate.
The Yotals return to play Belmont champions on their diamond Wednesday afternoon. Polly Harris horde hits stride and presses Middlesex League race, promising fireworks. Locals rest until next Wednesday then travel to Milford for Midland league clash featuring slambusting sluggers.
A delegation from the Pilgrim Fellowship of the Union Congregational Church attended the Young Peoples Conference opening session at Dedham High School as part of a three day state meeting. Rev. Matthew A. Vance and Howard Weaving led Middlesex Union members in the sessions.
Rev Devid Worton of wi announces meetings for St Hilda's church. Guild will be held Thursday evening and the Girls Friendly Society will meet Friday evening.
Over 20 members from Magdelene Chapter Order of the Eastern Star joined the 62d Grand Chapter sessions held Tuesday evening and Wednesday at Temple Leite. William K. Walters served as teller during the annual election proceedings. Attending members included Mary Jones Frye Leslie McGarry Batey Grace Burnham Louella Lent Agnes French Evelyn Lent Dorothy Verrey Grace Sock Martha Ampagne Gladys Keene Mildred Smith Victoria Gertrude Keene and Gertrude Bowers.
The annual New England Methodist conference opens today in Lynam with Rev. and Mrs Daton leading the event. Delegates gather to discuss church affairs and regional activities.
The Maynard church outlines services with Rev. David M Angel from Franklin preaching next Sunday morning. A special address by Mr. Marshall titled Must We Always Have Wars will be delivered at the Pentecostal service. The Legion and other attendees plan to join the May 29 gathering at the church.
West Acton Rev Arthur H Wilde will host the Anchor and Ark Glee Club of the Charles A Welch Lodge A F and A M at 7 p m Sunday. The club directed by Frank T Holland will sing with Hazel Cook as accompanist and all twenty voices. Ladies Circle meets Thursday at 2 pm, transport to Mrs Liese Prospects street for social hour. Annual meeting and banquetThursday 7 30 pm with reports and new officers. supper by Mr and Mrs Ludwig Starek. Rummage sale from 9 am to 5 pm in church vestry. committee from Mrs Arthur H Wilde Mrs Roy Jones Mrs Havelock and Mrs Pesanae.
Plans are underway for a Children’s Day concert in the church auditorium on June 12 at 7 p.m. Teachers from the primary, beginners, junior and intermediate departments will assist in the program. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
The Sudbury Woman's Club lists standing committees including Ways Means led by Mrs. Burchell Johnson and Richard Hill, Music chaired by Mrs. A. Mark Beckwith, American Home and Education with Mrs. Forrest D. Bradshaw, and Legislative under Mrs. Arthur W. Howland among others. Names span several members such as Mrs. Granville, Mrs. Edmund Sears Jr., Mrs. Theodore Harding, and Mrs. William Goulding.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles such as Mrs and Mr individuals including Walter G. press Mrs Canton Brown Mrs Richard We entertainment Mrs Web ting and others with uncertain roles or contexts in a social or community notices item.
Mr and Mrs Peter White hosted a Sunday evening gathering at Dale Street to discuss annual White family reunion plans set for September 11 at Cape. Attendees came from C ton Belmont Hudson and nearby areas.
Mrs. Eddy P. Stiles, produce chairman, reports 13 pairs of stockings and a scarf made by women were sent to Bedford Hospital for patient use.
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