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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1939
Page
3
Long, scattered notes describe visitors and residents at Boson University events, hospital recoveries, school activities, and parish gatherings. Notables include Ruth Cleary and Mildred Herbert, and Mrs. Jean Coul's funeral. community clubs host socials and whists while Rev Harold Cramer assists at services.
Maynard High graduate Maynard-Bias Hiltunen has been named to Northeastern University's dean's list for the first semester of his junior year in the College of Liberal Arts. Dean Harold W Melvin announced the recognition, noting Hiltunen's prior activities with the Mandolin Orchestra and the track team at Maynard High.
A charity whist party at the home of Mrs Fred Palmer in Qufield yielded awards for tennis players Mia Gratiamy Ion Alley and others. The event at St George's Church raised funds with a social evening and prize announcements.
Maynard to welcome the Rickles Cut Bat store at 68 Nason Street opening Saturday April 4. Proclaimed by Marlboro native Neworth Rickles of Marlboro, veteran of Macy’s and Wahamakers in New York City, promoter of the new shop. Rickles, a Marlboro graduate, attended Rhode Island State College and will reside in Maynard.
The senior class of Ion high school will host a private octal this Saturday night at George Washington Wicitorism with dancing refreshments and features. Only graduating seniors will attend, including John Soika and James Sullivan who recently resumed studies at Fitchburg State Teachers College after vacation. Mrs Mine Josephine Sofka visited her parents on Main Street during the past week in Newton hospital care.
Final notice confirms the trout and salmon season opens Saturday April 15 in the state. Director James H. Agnew urges caution to prevent forest fires during the fishing season and warns against actions that could spark blazes. James B. Agnew signs the directive.
On location in the California desert the Beau Geste company works with camels as actor Carl Stoecker endures a camel training stunt. Director William A. Wellman aims to refine moving camera technique for the desert shoot while Mickey O Boyle and Pride of Joe Rove supply Gallant wines in the equine role lineup.
The local Young Republicans Club plans the Patriotic Day Ball at Boston Gardens next Tuesday the 18th. Sponsored by the Republican Organization of Massachusetts, proceeds benefit Boys Camps Inc to aid underprivileged and nourished children. Last year the ball raised 10000 dollars enabling over a thousand children to attend camp.
Twenty babies were examined at the Baby Clinic conducted by the Board of Health. In charge at the Health Centre was lant ry of So aki assisted by Mary Ward. A series of monthly clinics will be held in the Health Center on Thursday afternoon, April 20.
A notice reports the birth of a son to Mr Robert Oll of America and Marguerite Merney of our town. The event adds a new member to the local community and names the parents.
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