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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1926
Page
2
In Miami the winner was announced amid applause as Mian Casey stepped forward to receive a loving cup and be named Miss Maynard. The description portrays a charming young lady who was modest and celebrated by attendees.
A Halloween party is planned at Colonial Hall this evening featuring Leo Daley's orchestra. The event promises a carnival atmosphere with fan favors and frolic as various towns and City organizers promote the gathering.
At Harvard Stadium Dartmouth Nee, William Greeley, Dr Eowart Pinkerty, Edmund Hannon noted among Maynardites present.
The New Haven team of the Eastern league secured a teen to join next season as a new base player. Around town, Mimi Armaine Kian at South rated and Fred Loftus, a well known base player, figure in the coming season. Raymond Veitch of Webster visited with Mrs. Charles Courtney over the weekend.
Nov. 2 at 6 20 PM a supper will be served in the East area with a brief program planned. Attendees are asked to arrive early for seating and fellowship before the event concludes.
Misa Evelyn Gould was the guest for Misa Elizabeth Chandler in Dorchester for the weekend.
Anna Casey referred to as Miss Maynard wins the title at a Colonial Hall social dance. The event was crowded with contestants of varied types and descriptions as judges praised her merit and poised presence.
The text outlines that leafy vegetables provide bone and tooth material, essential vitamins, and muscle-building nutrients. It recommends a daily intake of a quart of milk and two leafy vegetables including a salad, plus other vegetables to balance a meat rich diet.
The Maydale Spring Co has purchased land behind its plant on Aeton Street and begun work to double area and install machinery. David Lemoine and Paul Hilander report the expansion will double production capacity.
Henry Peterson and Winfield Ricker of the junior class led the race before teammate DiCieco dropped out, dropping their team to third while Seared and Women’s Lefty Men placed second. The course measured 2 percent miles and Peterson completed the distance in 21 minutes 30 seconds.
The Peter Bulkeley and Emerson eleven defeated the opponent last week in the first game of a series to be played by the school.
The Old North Bridge Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution will hold its opening meeting in the vestry of the First Congregational Church on Friday afternoon. Hosts include Munro, Mrs Case, and Mrs Arthur Peppard of Maynard.
The opening interclass field hockey game at Playground Friday saw the freshmen edge the sophomores 2 to 1 in a closely contested match. Mrs. Gail Cleland, wife of Ray Dr. Cleland, pastor, shared an account of her California trip.
The first illustrated lecture will be given by Pastor Rev A J Torsief on Sunday evening November 7 at 7 o clock titled The World in Forty Five Minutes Mrs Alwyn Hanna attended the district conference of the State Federation of Woman's clubs at the Unitarian church Concord on Monday
The local American Legion Post No. 284 announces Herbert W. Merriam as Commander with Oria Nichola as Vice Commander and Ernest F. E. Allsopp, Charles R. Brindley as treasurer and officers. A joint installation may be arranged, many members praising a prosperous year. Regular meetings noted for November 12 and 26.
Mothers visit Rickles Shoe Store near the 5 and 10 Cent Store to shop for footwear, with each purchase framed as offering value for families.
Acton residents plan a series of eight social dances in November with a silver loving cup prize for each winning couple. The first dance, featuring Miner and Doyle Orchestra, is next Tuesday.
Prayer meeting at 7 30 Friday evening. Sunday morning service at 10 30 continues the fifth in a series on the Apostles Creed. Other Sunday services at the usual times.
George Lagotte issues a wrestling challenge to any Maynard boy 160 pounds and two boys of 130 pounds. Marlboro 1%03 listed for contact. Debating club plans a talk Sunday evening October 21 at 7 o'clock on Every man has his price with Albert Ticker and Levi Dunivan presenting affirmative and negative sides. Cordial invitation extended to six people to attend.
A most enjoyable social and supper was tendered to the pupils and parents by the officers of the church school in the vestry Tuesday evening, October 26.
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