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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1940
Page
6
Concord residents attended events at Lincoln Men's Club and Corinthian Lodge while appointments and community updates covered census work changes and jury duty. Local church activities, school matters, and the upcoming presidential primary were noted along with thank yous for the recent town theater production.
Coach Reg Sawyer works with a largely rebuilt Maynard baseball squad after a harsh winter and Crowe Park damage. Only Gudzinowicz, Ed and Bill Higgins remain from last season as Captain Johnny Smith sits out early games. About 30 candidates offer hope as the team prepares for opening games in under ten days with a large turnout and spirited effort.
James Greenhalgh 86 died Monday at his daughter in law's home 181 North Street Uxbridge after a three week illness with pneumonia He was born in England lived 79 years in this country and long residence in Maynard He leaves two daughters Funeral services were held at 2 p m at his home conducted by Rev William Sn of the Methodist church Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery Maynard
Maynard sponsor group led by chairman James A. Coughlin pushes annual Salvation Army appeal statewide. Local collectors in Maynard Gleasondale Stow and Lake Boon urge donations to treasurer Harold J. Morgan of Maynard Trust Company for a larger emergency fund to aid diverse needs.
The following girls will receive pins for typing speed. Gold plated pins go to 50 wpm sender Esther Pinolehite. Sterling silver pins to 45 wpm recipients P Aldred M Ogilvie M Connors. Bronze pins to 40 wpm recipients M Severo ni C Arnold V Pinolette V Cunningham P Aldred M Curley.
Old Timers dethroned Rangers 29 23 in overtime at Pastime Hall to claim the town basketball title. Vin Labowicz scored 10, Tony Lubin led Rangers with 10, while Mike Zarewski and Joe Sezerzen sparked the winning rally. Attendance was low and Polish Relief Fund proceeds fell short.
Prof Paul Dempsey of the Waltham Field Station spoke at the Acton Garden Club on April 4 about spring cleaning in the garden and proper pruning. Five new members joined as Mrs Rae Rawitsen presided, with Mrs Robert Bona hosting and assisted by Mrs Harold Clapp. Plans for a June 12 Flower Show will be finalized at the May gathering with William Houde as speaker and Mrs William Merriam as hostess.
The Crow's Nest on the Mohawk Trail East Acton has upgraded its decor and amenities continuing a long standing practice of providing excellent service and comfort. The attractively decorated refreshment establishment offers good foods and ample parking off the main highway, drawing visitors as a regular stopping place in the area.
Helen N. Kelley of West Concord leads the list of Civil Service candidates eligible for promotion to senior clerk and stenographer in the state health department. Civil Service Director Ulysses J. Lupien yesterday disallowed her motion for the post within the division of child hygiene, citing age.
Mrs. Melvin Guptill and Miss Gertrude Halloran return from a six week tour of Mexico. Robert A. Buxton is back after five months in Florida. Mrs. Thomas Epps and others visited friends in town on Saturday. Prof and Mrs. Stuart Edgerive were in Syracuse for a few years. The Hudsons of Came ere callers at North Cote on Sunday.
A hay storage area on Sherman Road farm near Sudbury was destroyed by a fire on Wednesday afternoon. The cause is unknown and the structure belonging to Floyd Verrilof was severely damaged.
Spring fashion feature highlights a new line offering tailored fit for comfort and health. Designers emphasize adaptable silhouettes and breathable fabrics to enhance posture and ease across sizes.
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