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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
5
"Taps" Nevala of Kanto A. C finished 37th in the BAA Marathon with a time of 3 hours 2 minutes 11 seconds. He was a last minute entry after improving fitness from outdoor water construction work.
A Sudbury athlete forged a toughened edge through training and ran a smooth race, drawing a chorus of Maynard supporters at the finish as he crossed the line.
Attorney John A Driscoll elected president of the Middlesex County Democrat Crusaders at Framingham convention. About 1000 delegates from 4 towns and 13 cities attended. Driscoll is a Maynard school committee member and crusaders unit president, previously a candidate in the fall special election. Other Maynard delegates named Fred Elson William Kane and Harold Johnson.
Copper, one of the oldest known metals, is used to craft candlesticks and a wide range of household accessories, reflecting its enduring versatility and value.
Maynard Lodge B P O Elks will host a roast beef supper for members at 6 30 next Monday with lodge meeting to follow led by PR Thomas I Maley. The exalted ruler appointed committees for 1936 including auditing social welfare relief visiting entertainment publicity and more with numerous named members.
At Mrs. Fred Palmer’s Gartheld Street home a Maynard whist social awarded George Hodgdon Mabel Jamieson Mrs Kelley Amy Ryan Elsie Trench Kellen Hayes and a special award to Mrs Ryan There will be one whist social this week at Mrs Palmer’s and Mrs Charles Speier Summer Street will observe their 25th wedding anniversary at a parish hall gathering St George’s church Roy Sewall and Michael McNamara spent time in Bradford Lincoln Street resident spent the weekend with relatives in Philadelphia Charles Manninen president of the Middlesex Radio club led a delegation to the national hamfest in the Hotel Bradford Boston There were open discussions exhibitions and a banquet Private Adolph Walnek Pharm man court Us Marines now with a detachment of the American Kimbass at Peiping China Johnnie Flaherty Harvard Freshmen opened 1923 baseball season at Boston College high school with two singles Dicky Grondahl plays short for Harvard Freshmen Local friends wish them well Nomination of Assabet Aerie FLOWE officers to take place April 28 election May 7 installation at 4 All in the Aerie’s bathrooms John and Victor Pozaryckio Visited Providence Mrs Troward Clark Parker Street returning from Emerson hospital
A suitcase shaped table with concealed folding legs offers instant use and ample lunch space. Regular value 1.50, now 28c. Two piece living room suite upholstered in good grade material promoted as an unbeatable market value.
Don t miss this value on genuine Climax Window Shades all full size and marked to sell quickly. Prices unlikely to repeat for many months.
Regular $1 value now offered at a very special price for a limited quantity. Braced tops and moire coverings highlight the sturdy construction. A rare deal for those seeking durable furniture at a low cost.
Quality oval braided rugs offered in many colors and patterns. Limited quantities remain at a value price, urging buyers to act quickly.
A triple feature event at Temperance Hall on Main Street combines a variety show with dance. Acts include a Girls Ensemble, Mildred Diolly in acrobatics, Eddie Byrne and his Village Ramblers, a duet by Charles Fourat and William Lesage, Dorothy Simila, Bill Stades and Ray Kane, and harmonica solos by Wouto Helenius. Models display gowns and apparel from The Servo Shop, The Fashion Shop, and Alina's Beauty Salon, with dancing to follow by Eddie Byrne and his band.
Hudson residents are invited to a city flower show sponsored by the Hudson Woman's Club under the supervision of the club's first vice president. The event promises new displays and community participation during the upcoming season.
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