Maynard and Lexington dual track meet highlights local activity
Maynard and Lexington competed in a dual track meet on Friday afternoon. Local happenings include Mary E. B. Martin returning to Concord from Harbor, Florida.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
5
Partridges Damaging Apple Trees in Local District
Partridges are severely harming apple trees by eating buds and blossoms in the area. The impact threatens fruit production as residents seek compensation for damaged orchards and discuss related bills. Advertisements note Memorial Day sprays and wreaths from local suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Sims
Magna
Robb
Rms
Acton
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Memorial Day Dinner and State Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary of James J Mansfield Post American Legion met in the Veterans Building on Tuesday evening. President Mrs Granville Holden presided as plans were made for the Memorial Day dinner for marchers and for delegates to the State convention in Swampscott next month. Mrs J William Byron chaired the wreath committee with Mrs Walter Wood and Miss Bu ginie Misses appointed delegates to the state convention and alternates Mary Flavin and Byron. A talking motion picture show is set for June 24 in the Veterans Building with Miss Mary Flavin in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J.mansfield
American Legion
Veterans’ Building
Granville” Holden
J. William Byron
Walter Wood
Granville Holden
Bugenie
Gates
Swampscott
Mary Flavin
Veterans
Hudson Dboys Playful Pranks Highlight Seven Games
By Al Cowles Hudson’s team shows a mix of quirks and woes as three league games yield 29 runs and 40 hits while observers deride the pitching. Notable figures include Hugo Zachiani the cannon man and Sally Woodbury now playing third base for Jackson College nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cowles
Hudson Dboys
Hudson
Sally Woodbury
Jackson College Nine
J eTOE performs Oh Kay at High School Auditorium
Oh Kay comedy in three acts played to a full hall last night under Maynard Council K of C. The cast included Kath erine Coughlin Mary Cheney James Farrell and others with Miss Mary Doyle directing. Bob Sheridan appeared in a lead role but was absent on show night. the troupe continues to find success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council K. of Co
Katherine Coughlin
Joseph Dineen
John. Johnston
Loretto’ Malin
Mary
Robert Ison
J. William
Rod and Gun Club Baseball Loses to Spiders
The Rod and Gun Club baseball team fell 10 to 5 on Monday night as the Spiders overwhelmed the hunters. Captain Cuddy led the victors with Dow and Foti contributing key hits. next game set for Monday at Rod and Gun Club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROD and Gun Club
Gun Club
Carl Swanson
Spiders
Cuddy
Rod and Gun’ Club
Mayford Methodist Notes on Midweek and Sunday Talks
Mr Mills announces midweek worship will be lively with parish chatter. This Wednesday the theme is Cat Pentecost Be Repeated. Sunday morning at 10 30 the topic is The Inevitable Christ followed by a brief sermonette. Evening topic is Sins Of The Saints Bigotry and Its Cure. A noon Men’s class discusses A Modern Interpretation of an Old Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayford
Mills
Vity
Milla Gies
Maynard Town Baseball Seeks Pennant in Middlesex League
Maynard manager Paul Connors touts a strong lineup blending old veterans with promising youngsters for the Middlesex County league. Veterans Billy Morrill Don Lent and Joe Kamesh lead the squad as Maynard opens the season and previews a Sunday showdown with Leominster at Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Paul Connors
Maynard Town
Billy Morrill
Don Lent
Joe Kamesh
Leominster Af Shirley
Annual Poppy Sale Friday and Saturday
Legion Auxiliary to hold annual poppy sale on Friday and Saturday with members selling the paper flowers on streets. Proceeds fund welfare work for disabled veterans. Mrs Louis Evers is sale committee chairperson. County Council meeting of the Legion Auxiliary set for Wakefield next Saturday with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Louis Evers
Wakefield
Minnie Downey
Eleanor Sheridan
Margaret Hind
Grape Oreane
Hud son player suffers severe nasal fracture in Maynard game
Hudson defeats Maynard 14 to 1 as 17 year old Robert Reil suffers a severe nose fracture after being struck by a pitch at Maynard Park. The injury prompted emergency care en route to Hudson strong hospital. The Hudson nine, led by Ralph Huston and Roger Huston, improved to 6 0 in league play with the lopsided win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Robert Reil
Gleasondale
Hudson High
Wat
Ae dl ‘Park
Maynard
Af Ae
Wwlayhard
Hudstrong
L F. Armife
Mamely Marlboro
Wi Spa
Comntio
Ralph Huston
Sede
Cret
Bi Ld Uit
Roger Huston
Fegis
Sullivan P
Gibbs Ih S.e
Stanounas Cf
Jordan
H. Ss AB
Mir Sansa Sa Ol
W. Frigrid
Rela Mos
Costanza Cf
Jokisaari
BEG Tes Asscs Sis
Huhtimak
Frigard
Lampinen P
Wilcox
Ecore
T Hudson
Sullivan
Daigneult
Stanianas
Cesario Oe
Roger ‘Huston
Gibbs
Mc Illan
Gagne
Ralphuston
Hintsa
Gruber
Ketola
Roger’ Huston
Staniunas
Cesario
Gage
Brayden
McQuillan
Lamp‘nen
Van
Lampinen
Ralph Husson
Senior
Varied Program In May Party at Association Hall
West Concord May 21 large crowd attended a varied program for Our Lady Help of Christians benefits. Edward F Loughlin chaired the evening featuring engrainment bridge whist and dancing. Julia Dee directed entertainment with performances by Kathleen Drummy Frances War Ten Thomas Flannagan Mary Mc Hugh Mary King Eleanor Duggan Marguerite King and Miss Dee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Association Hall
Needay
Our Lady Help of Christians
Edward’ F Loughlin
Julia ‘Dee
Kathleen Drummy
Carlisle
Frances War- Ten
Somerville
Thomas Flannagan
Mary McHugh
Mary King
West Concord
Eleanor Duggan
Roxbury
Marguerite King
Forty Hours Devotion at St Bridget's church Friday to Sunday
Forty Hours devotion will open at St Bridget's church Friday and close at 10.30 mags to Sunday morning. Masses Friday and Saturday are at 6.45, 7 and 8 o'clock. Next Sunday afternoon the annual May procession of St Bridget's parish children will march from the parochial residence grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridgets
St. Bridgets Parish
Drom and Bugle Corps
Children of Mary Corps
Memorial Services Planned by Progressive Lodge and Knights of Pythias
Memorial services are set for Sunday May 25 with members of Progressive Lodge and Progressive Temple Knights of Pythias attending at St George Episcopal Church at 10 45 AM. A luncheon follows at Masonic Hall and 1 30 PM processional to Grenwood cemetery for services led by Warren A Twombly and Carl Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Progressive Temple
Python Sisters
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
Grenwood Cemetery
Warren A. Twombly
Carl Freeman
Andrew J. Torsleff
Acton
Charles J. Spence
William V. Cameron
Mull Joyce
Thomas R. Murray
Maynard to Face Milford in Key Midland League Clash
Maynard High School travels to Milford High School for a Saturday afternoon game. Milford sits second in the Midland Interscholastic League and a Maynard win could derail last year’s champions. Marlboro remains winless as Maynard aims to tighten standings. Young Men's Blue Serge Suits advertised at New Idea Store on Main Street, Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard HS
Milford ‘Hs
Milford
Maynard
Hudson
Marlboro
New Idea
Main St
Adv
Girls Baseball Team Formed at Local School
George Rupprecht supervised the creation of the first girls nine in the school's history. The lineup features Dorothy Allen, Margaret Johnston, Eleanor Lawson as pitchers and Mary Sawyer, Eva Gudzinowicz as catchers with a full infield and outfield including Anne Salo Mildred Glebus and Annie Kitowicz. They were set to face Concord girls in the opener. Maynard High and Lexington High boys’ track events followed with captains and local athletes named across multiple events including sprints, distance, jumps, and throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rupprecht
Dorothy Allen
Margaret Johnston
Eleanor Lawson
Mary Sawyer
Eva Gudzinowicz
Sylvia Nyholm
Dorothy Marsdet
Mary Dutkowsky
el Jokela
Helen Stzerzen
Edith Perkins
Jeanette Gruber
Mary Hanna
Catherine Coughlan
Mary Dona
Maynard
Norman Walker
V. Kavaleski
A. Warila
A. Autio
Yatkiewicz
R. Archer
A. ‘Ferenth
S. ‘Wasuk
M. Ignachuck
Pple
Saari
Sulkala
Williams
Shot But
J. Bellows
Maynard Ad Promotes 2000 Toy Guns Free Brides
An advertisement from Main Street Maynard offers 2000 toy guns and free brides as a sales gimmick. The fragment suggests local commerce using flashy promises without clear context or totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leresiss
Maynard
Maynard Protest Sets Courtdate Over Milford Baseball Row
Maynard High School protests Milford High School over an umpire decision in a Midland League game at Marlboro. Maynard contends Constanza remained legally in the game for two innings and could not be called out, and a protest meeting will decide if the game is replayed. The batless batter issue is not part of the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Milford
Nyfon
Marlboro
Constanza
New Beautiful White Shoes Advertised at Maynard Shop
Ric kle's Shoe Store in Maynard runs an advertisement for white footwear including oxfords and pumps. The notice highlights various styles available and directs readers to shop for new fashion footwear at the local retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickle’s Shoe Store
Maynard
Final Whist In Series Ends With Awards and Social
A well attended bridge and whist social was held in Fellows hall on Monday evening under the Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion. Mrs. Jones chaired the committee and 29 prizes were awarded to top scorers in bridge and whist. Consolation prizes went to Ellis of Needham and Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows Hall
Jones
Mittee
Thejary
Bridge
Ad Simg
Minnie A A Sheridan
George B. White
Eleanor K. Martin
James
Genevieve Lynch
Trice Priest
Walter Adams
Raymond Jones
Mary Cutler
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Bin
Ida Brooks
William Playart
W. A. Porter Oboro
Mary Downey
Mire
Downey
Wilson
Mary Weaver
Fr Palmer
Catherine Bar
Julia White
Mary Nell
Marlboro
Will Tobin
Alice Lyons
Helen Coughlin
Ellis
Needham
Bidge
William Gallagher
Boys to Get Black Oxfords for Calf or Patent Wear
Textile item notice lists boys needing black oxford shoes in calf or patent leather or white with sizes and makers. Casual catalog tone indicates school or store order for footwear fit.
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Mary EB. Martin
Ty Harbor
Fla
Ne Lowell
Marie Smith
General Hospital
Mrs. Smith
Pine Street
Missie Smith
Bosunder Observation
Pearl McAuslin
Boston Garden
Florence Wilcox
Boston
Bos
Gertrude Herbert
Maynarde
Grange
Wiliam H. Millington
Nsend
W. Hargis
Middlesex Ral Fomona
Bers
Hestra
Phiilip
Alric French
Jary
Rachel Ojanen
Irya Leona Dudzinski
David Thompson
New York
George Hewter
Toronto
Can
A. J. Crowe
Robert Lester
Public Library
Laoring N.fowler
Glen ‘Swett
Brad Parker
Charles Walker
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Maynard P. C
Casino
Worcester
Lancaster
Bancroft Street
Zaniewski Market
Main Street
Lynn
Magdalene
Bertha Carmichael
Eva Frye
Nellie McInness
Richard Aislen
Nellie Parmenter
Thomas French
Annie Naylor
Harriet ‘Bonin
Shamrocks
Coughlan
Sherm Sebastian
Eddie, Murphy
George Lynch
Eddie Johnston
Tuck Curry
E. Well
A. Tobin
Charles Duplaine
Burton Coughlan
Samuel Townsend
Abington
Waltham
Maynard Teachers Club
Margaret’ Mary Dineen
Belmont
Earl Kitchiner
Lodge
Sons of St. George
John Lawton Jr
Geneva
N. Y
House’ of Representatives
Sims
Stow
Boxboro
I Police
Robert Hack
Jamaica Plain
George W. Hack
Arthur &J
Louise Wilcox
Arlington
Mary Thompson
Isabelle Kennedy
Grand Lodge
Temple Python Sisters
Richard Lawson
Springfield College
Favors
Nellie Wolcott
Pilen’ Freeman
Carrie Seckels
Waniewski
Veal
Musu
Milady
Crowe
Wm.h. O’brien
Haliday
Nason Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Sport-O-Ettes
Huston Boys
Kurlansky
Hugo Zachiani
Gene Tunney
Sharkey-Schmeling
Milk Fund
Tunney
Jetoe
Hudson H. S
William Smith Pine
Thermes
Maynard, Mass
Freq Wilder
Rope Due
Assabet Institution For Savings
Leonard Cousins
Florist Westconcord Tel
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