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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
2
Maynard notes report frequent church events. Communion services and confirmations draw crowds at St Bridget's and Cathedral of Holy Cross. Local clubs, schools, and sal et supper events highlight Town activities with injuries, regis tration drives, and youth group plans amid upcoming graduations and public meetings.
The high stool base gon will close its sched es this week. Maynard Stoneham a Middlesex Lea f game there, Thursday frie nd will play Hudson a Midland Bue game at Maynad next day. Capt. Asu Karashian of eham has won six straight for his team. A win ever y next Saturday at Crowe will give tie jocals the Mit league crown.
Julia Marrino Louise Marrino Juli ette D Errico Lemp Lehto Mildred Holly Helen Sinewski Vera Radziak and Zennia Chotoranski of the One Eye 4 H Club plan to attend a County Dress contest at 2 Homemakers meeting in Lexington today. The Maynard Homemakers Circle units join for a Barnum and Bailey Ringless circus during the morning program. About thirty members from here travel this morning for the Middlesey Extension service picnic event.
Marlene Dietrich is praised as the most appealing actress in films by Pagey Hopkins Joyce who is in Hollywood to star in Paramount’s International House. The piece notes Dietrich as Joyce's favorite, with Gray Cooper as her preferred actor and mentions Cary Grant as multi skilled in Te Kage and the Hawk. Chevalier has returned to Hollywood after a brief New York stopover, preparing for Paramount's The Way to Love.
Cecil B. DeMille unable to meet Harry Green’s salary demanded for This Day and Age offers a compromise. Green signs a contract paying one dollar per week to take on a tragic screen role, fulfilling both parties’ aims.
Bogart Rogers author and World War ace notes veteran fliers use coded slang for aircraft and weapons. Airplanes are crates buses or ships while torpedoes are pills and anti air guns called archies. The piece outlines a long list of terms used in aviation lore surrounding wartime air action.
Mizpah Rebekah lodge entertained Sb children as guests at the annual Children’s Night program in Odd Fellows hall. Curtis Beach’s marionettes presented The Story of Jack and the Beanstalk and The Elephant’s Child. Ice cream and cake followed. Adah Ingham Eva Jones Mabel Martin Grace Tucker and Esther Marsden led the event.
The Shubert Theatre presents Dinner at Eight a top New York success running two weeks from May 29 to June 10 Constance Collier and Deane Wilburn lead a strong cast with Ann Andrews Judith Wood and others in the clever blend of comedy and drama about a Park Avenue dinner party events and cross paths among guests
Maynard May report shows nurse Edith Foster made 115 school visits and 71 home visits. She accompanied five pupils to the school physician and 88 pupils for dental treatment while Examining 330 pupils and treating 272 in school and seven at home. Dental clinics by four doctors completed 21 fillings 29 cleanings and 52 extractions. Dr Raymond Hooper examined 79 pupils with nurse assistance at preschool clinics.
Maynard The Quality Cash Store operated by Louis Dudzin ski and Harold Butterworth opens Friday with a full line of meats groceries and provisions. The store at 6 Walnut Street has been renovated and equipped with brand new stock.
Maynard resident John Callahan aged 60 died last Wednesday in Charlestown. He was husband of the late Josephine Jackman and survived by a daughter and a son. Funeral from Mrs. Rose Mason’s home at 9 Chappie Street, Charlestown, with a high mass at St. Francis De Sales Church and burial at St. Bridget's Cemetery Maynard.
Maynard post and auxiliary hosted a seven of whist party at V F W headquarters on Friday night. Door prize winner was Miss Annie White. Numerous attendees received prizes including Alice L Joyce, Mrs Lillian O'Donnell, Mrs William Reid, Mrs Clara Sweet, Teresa Perrillo, and Mrs Mary Weaver.
Mrs. Jilia Dutkowski and her daughter Barbara of Boston are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. James Dutkowski at their Main Street home. The series will be held next Friday night.
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