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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
10
Saxony Mills overcame a 4 2 deficit with four runs in the ninth inning to beat Maynard 6 4 at Victory Field Newton Saturday. Hickey and Marchant produced key plays in earlier innings, and McLaughlin pitched while Loftus and Sims contributed in relief as the game concluded with a walk filled rally.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a girl to do housework with nights off. Apply at 50 Concord Street in Maynard Massachusetts.
Maynard Town beat Kiddie Boyce 7 to 5 at Crowe Park as the Saxony Mills crowd watched a comeback. Newton boys opened strong with Rooney tripling and McLaughlin singling, Mahoney doubled in the second, and Maynard plated a lone run in the fourth. Saxony mounted a late charge, Mahoney homered and Mahoney again scored in the ninth before Loftus closed out the win for Maynard.
fragmentary OCR text mentions girls and a screen item but lacks clear event or facts.
Four year old Josephine LaCroix of Acton Street was struck near home Saturday evening by a car driven by William Melnness. The child suffered serious injuries but is said to be recovering. driver reported two children on the road and that Josephine darted into the street unseen. Dr Raymond Hooper treated her and police were notified. The incident is described as an unavoidable accident. An earlier Evansville tremor report follows.
A brief feature hails Reed Howes as a fresh bright screen star on the rise. The piece compares him to the late Wallace Reid and notes his tall, well-built frame and boyish charm that pleases fans across ages.
Miss Mary Margaret Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Murphy and Henry T Delaney son of Mr and Mrs Castle wed at St Bridget's Church with Rev Crowley officiating. The ceremony drew relatives and friends with Alice Murphy and John Delaney as attendants. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple left for a tour to Niagara Falls the Great Lakes and Canada. They will reside at 769 Moody Street Eltham and expect gifts of silver china linen and furniture.
Kazmiez Wojenis aged 50 died at his home on 21 Railroad Street Monday evening after a long illness. Survived by wife and seven children. Funeral from the home at 8:30 AM with high mass at St Bridget's Church at 9 AM. Rev Francis Jablonsky officiated. Interment in St Bridget's Cemetery.
Sidney E. McCleary, local merchant, elected treasurer at a trustees meeting of the Ascabet Institute for Savings. Fourteen of sixteen trustees attended with one absent for illness and one on vacation. McCleary, assistant treasurer for nearly 11 years under the late Alfred T. Haynes, will assume duties immediately as Arthur Walker resigns as treasurer.
A brief note states that Mr McCleary will resume duties for a few days as he readjusts after a lengthy absence, easing back into his responsibilities.
Joyce Temple died August 25 after a brief illness at her North Road home. Born December 16, 1921, she passed away at 2:30 pm Friday August 28 during funeral services at the home conducted by Rev Frank Thompson with Rev Joseph Boucher of Montreal assisting. Flowers from friends and relatives followed by condolences from her parents and two sisters. She is remembered as resting safely in the arms of Jesus.
Rev Frank W Thompson leads Divine Worship at 10 30 a m with sermon The Old Testament and the New Holy Communion at 11 15 including baptism of children Church school at 11 45 Christian Endeavor at 7 p m on Learning How to Pray Matt 6 5 15 Midweek prayers Wednesday 7 30 p m subject All Was Leavened led by Miss M Edna Stoney
Concord Junction Grange will hold a fair on September 17 at Association Hall. The announcing committee lists Edward W. Sheehan as chair with Frederick W. Taylor and John Reed as vice chairs, plus a long roster for prints prizes, decoration, refreshments, entertainment, and exhibits.
A fragmented listing shows committees for a community fair including apron, candy, and craft tables. Names such as Nagie Myra Jacobs Melissa Lyon Margaret der Alice Lee Katherine ner Caroline Witherell E Comeau Beatrice Elms Emma Reil and Ethel Harvest appear alongside chairpersons Leona Piper and William J Crossley and others.
Harry Cohen returns to Hudson from Rochester and learns town talk about denying a permit for a Main Street business block. He says blasting the property forced the refusal, claims he sought permits and faced town opposition fearing it would mar the town square’s beauty and impact his investment.
Washington reports a signal from Hawaiian stations to be relayed to the Ocean in pursuit of PN 9 No 1, with confirmation of the word received by the Department and dispatch planned for today.
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