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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
5
Maynard bowling centers at 97 Mainstreet with 8 new alleys and same number of pool tables, under J Macey and J Verner, aim to attract women and men for faithful recreation. Modern barber shop, expert haircuts, and sanitary equipment supplement the facilities as patronage grows.
Mrs Nathaniel Loring hosted the young matrons bridge club at her Framingham Road home on Thursday afternoon. After cards a social hour followed with tea. Miss Bartlett of Waltham is visiting Gertrude Halloran and has toured Europe with her on two occasions.
The Mayac Battery Co at 10 Walnut Street Maynard reports strong demand for Mayac batteries for radio and auto use. Superintendent John Woodrow oversees expert construction using top materials with thorough inspection and a rapid growing ignition service. The shop offers recharging repairs and rental batteries and stresses satisfaction across thousands of in service Mayac batteries.
In Concord on Sunday last week Maynard defeated Concord as Boston catcher Bob Asbjornson, a Concord native, hit a fourbagger in the first inning driving in two runs and putting Concord ahead. A score misread split the play, the score showing Hit by the pitcher, leading to no credit for the homer.
Ford reports October output at Rouge Plant set for five days with September production at 161 305 passenger and commercial cars. Nine months 1929 output totals 1 633 498 and annual production is projected at 2 000 000. Detroit area plants employed 108 138 on October 2. Maynard's Coughlan Garage reports rising Ford car sales and offers quick delivery and service.
Word arrives of the marriage in Pennsylvania of Mrs Alberta Kellock formerly of Concord to Mr Arthur Bush. The Concord note says Miss Helen Kussin of New York City has been a guest in River street for two weeks.
In a tight afternoon matchup both teams led by the same batters as the game swung back and forth. The play featured three successful climbs to the top of the scoreboard during a single afternoon session.
Christmas cards arrive early as West Concord Press offers low priced assortments and special printing options. William Haggerty reports strong business in print shop and by mail advertising while urging buyers to place orders now to avoid the holiday rush.
Miss Elizabeth Hosley attends the Art School at the Boston Art Museum. A food sale will be held Thursday afternoon October 24 at the Methodist church on Thoreau Street under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society.
Robert A. Bradley lists two double Beck rabbit hutches of the latest design for sale at a bargain. Located at 56 Lexington Road Concord with contact tel. 32.
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