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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1941
Page
5
Town officials review a variance request by Harry Rice to erect a two story house at 68 Water Row. Hearing held Friday April at 8:00 p.m. in the Becklecom Town Hall. Clerk notes appeal status and next steps.
In Worcester County Probate Court, license sought for Mildred Coburn minor’s real estate invest. Objectors should appear before the court by ten o clock noon on March 18 1941 to present appearance. Register Loring P Jordan notes the hearing date set March 27 1941.
In Concord Saturday morning the Maynard and rival Mines teams meet in the annual Patriot Day contest. The veterans headline a strong lineup with Wally Higgins and Bill Priest in infield, Ed Higgins at center, and pitchers Lahkiewicz Romar Jakusik.
A Bosdle-bug club farewell event honored Mr and Mrs Roger Hartwell with a Saturday night party. Whist and bridge games were played at the Hartwell residence on Uclid Avenue, marking a social sendoff in a community gathering.
The Hartwell couple announced they will move to Connecticut this week after a club gathering where Robert Lester, the club president, presented gifts to Mr and Mrs Hartwell. The group also noted the departure of Roger Hartwell and others from Forge Village.
Dr George Meyers renowned writer and lecturer will speak on Helping Our Children Succeed in School at the Maynard High School auditorium on April 26. The public is invited, especially parents and guardians involved in district schools. The program is organized by Miss NeHie C. May, Pordthy Marsden, and William Reynolds of the Teachers Club.
The Weld Scout Leaders Association plans a meeting Monday at the Scout House in Southboro. Troop 1 in Hildreth School led by Mrs Wilman Wakelin discusses cookie sales to fund camp. Next week the troop will hike from Fidreth School with eleven girls leading a trail.
The Marloro-Repairs block at 194 Main Street, home to Marlboro Coal Co, is being painted and repaired. The OConnell Estate Trust owns the property, with offices upstairs and street-level occupants. The Pappas Tach property at 161 Main Street is also to be repaired and painted.
Berlin three act drama presented by local players at the Congregational church hall. The cast includes Mrs Sarah Starr Miss Jean Huston and Marjorie Campbell with diverse townsfolk in a summer day setting. Scenes unfold in the Stair White office at Sos sins Junction as events move from morning to afternoon.
The Southborough Woman's Club will sponsor a Well Child Conference for preschool children on April 29–May 2 at the Community House. Committee chair Mrs George Gay and RN Eleanor Hanson lead the event with support from Mrs Mary Baker and others.
The War Department outlines reporting paths for COC enrollees passed for Selective Service training. Commanders may grant absence with pay to report to the Selective Service board, and reentry rules apply if discharged and reissued within 15 days. Assistant district officials discuss procedures for reactivation at the GCC camp and authorized transport home on request.
Banns of marriage published for Rita Sheridan daughter of Mr and Mrs James Sheridan Millside and Maria Mo Pri amfanno daughter of Mr and Mrs oetino Primigago Parker Street, and Hrs Kulevich Peachter Felix Kulevich McKin rest and Saniey Bikoriky of Ada. The ceremony planned for a future date.
The Maynard golf club announces the Polf season opener set for April 19. The winter kept courses in good shape with fairways and greens reported fine. Local golfers are already out for practice as turnout grows, with many notable figures among the participants in state golf circles.
A special committee was appointed by Moderator Benjamin Piecewicz to study alleged issues in the election. Members include Lester J. Cowles, Veleno Kelty, John W. Shatten, Albert ucot, and others, with a vote planned at the upcoming town meeting.
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