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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
5
A fragmentary daily page highlights social events, church notices, and sports. Revered locals Arthur LaCroix and families are referenced with funeral and mass details. Whist party prizes, cooking classes, lectures, and club activities are noted along with travel and hometown sports plans for Maynard and Concord.
A large crowd is expected as Maynard faces Howe in a planned football showdown. The game features a fumble return for a score by Howe, penalties, hard hitting backfield play, and noted guards and coaches from both teams. Maynard seeks revenge after a 35 to 0 defeat of Way with strong spirit and cautious confidence.
World War veteran and local merchant Benjamin Gruber of Concord street married Ida Ruth Taylor of Roxbury on Thursday evening. Rabbis Rubenovite and I G Glickstein officiated before a large gathering from New York Brookline Worcester Roxbury and Maine. The bride wore bridal satin with orange blossom coronet assisted by a long list of attendants. The maid of honor was Evelyn Taylor and the best man was Charles Lerer. A reception followed.
A Worcester county article notes a Leominster graduate captain Mi guire of Leominster H. 8. last year and Worcester county eleven selection. He captained the team and was catcher of the school baseball nine for two years, with doctors reportedly losing hope of recovery.
Maynard Lodge held a meeting electing officers: Alonzo Mason noble grand Henry Rice vice grand Robert Lester financial secretary Albert Randall financial secretary William McGarry treasurer Clifford Ney trustee for three years. Meeting planned for this evening as teachers attend a class under Miss Etta Graves.
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