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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1941
Page
3
The Maynard area reports numerous socials and civic notes. Notables include Miss A Sulevich and Stanley Sioussi, high school and St Ann College students, plus church and lodge gatherings, a health center clinic move, and an Easter concert. Local births, visits, and confirmations of health update the week’s happenings.
Maynard Representative Avery Steele secured copies of Chapter 407 of the Acts of 1887 to provide a water supply for Maynard. The act authorized installing the town water system, with a certified copy needed by the water department for federal grant applications.
Leo F. Mullin a cvv master at the high school and his wife welcomed a son at Emergon hospital last Saturday night. Mrs Mullin a former high school teacher and the baby are reported in good condition.
Edith Hilferty aged 1 year, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hilferty of Baldwin, died Friday at Children's Hospital Boston. Funeral Sunday at St Bridget's Church with Rev J David Welch. burial in St Bridget's Cemetery. She was one of eight children. bearers were Anthony Edward Bernard and John Hilferty, uncles.
The Maynard Bowling league holds its annual banquet on Thursday evening April 17 to close the 26 week season with prize awards and a program of entertainment. Fourteen teams compete, seven men per team, with Gruber Bros. atop current standings likely to win the championship this year.
A brown and white gingham pinafore style at home dress with raffle trim is touted as the ideal outfit for the career girl who cooks, cleans, and entertains without wardrobe changes. The piece blends a hostess gown and kitchen apron for chic practicality. Westmore and Claudette Jolbert exchange beauty tips on lip care and shine.
Maynard Grange will confer first and second degrees on a class of candidates Thursday evening. Past Master Hazel Bumpust will preside, with Ina Edwails as substitute Lady Assistant Steward, and the second degree will be conferred by the Men's degree team led by Past Master Alex Bourke. A Citizenship program follows, with refreshments led by Dorothy Alving. Beatrice Parsons will be pianist. Members attended a Neighbors Night at Harvard Grange. Maynard Grange contributed two numbers. Middlesex Central Pomone Grange meets in Sudbury on Wednesday evening April 16 with a Current Event and music by Lexiret Grange. Harry F. Garner, trustee of the State Grange Educational Aid committee, is the evening’s leading speaker.
At the weekly whist session attendees announced winners for the games played. Names and scores note top performers among participants in this social club event.
Aid of St George’s church held Saturday night at the home of Mrs Fred Palmer Garfield street. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs Florence Hanson and Mes Mabel Tobin. Whist prizes went to Amy Ryan Mrs Hayes John Kopp Agnes Driscoll Nel Schwenke Mrs Kelley Catherine Bariteau Margaret Mart hy Mrs C Perkins Ida Brooks and Mrs Albert Murphy. Gerard Hilferty son of Mr and Mrs A A Hilferty of Stow Hill recently enlisted in the Aviation Corps United States Army and is stationed at Maxwell Field Montgomery Alabama.
Mrs J Boeske presides as president of the Maynard VFW Auxiliary No 1. Jessé Hoske reelected president for a second term. Officers elected include Mary Flannery Anna Grant Catherine Mattson Mary Towler Margaret Boothroyd Mary Cheney Sophie Walsh and more. The group plans a joint installation and a penny sale at the town house on April 16.
A compact aphorism notes that anger costs personal dignity and clarity, suggesting that while anger may spark sharp remarks, it often harms judgment and relationships. The line implies self-control yields wiser, steadier responses.
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