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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
8
St Mark's varsity crews begin practice at Fort Meadow as the rowing season opens May 6. Three races on the Fort Meadow course feature four and eight oared boats with Middlesex, Pomfret, Harvard, and Belmont Hill as opponents across May dates.
The Parent-Teacher Association held a rainy evening exhibition in the Bedford school auditorium. Every room displayed student work with strong shows from grades one through seven including health, money exchange demonstrations, Nile river map, frontier home, Greek architecture, sewing, and science utensils, with refreshments served afterward in the church room.
Marlboro Country Club joins a new four ball league with Sandy Burr Wayland Franklin County Wachusett West Boylston Maynard and Whitinsville. Games begin May 6 at 1 3 p m and run to July 8 with two rounds per team.
Maynard Early Sunday morning the fire department answered a false alarm from Box Zl at Arthur and Hayes streets. They warn that repeating false alarms is a serious offense with potential penalties and severe action. The department stresses liability from accidents and urges offenders to rethink to protect lives.
Grand Knight Walter D. May and Council Chaplain Rev. Francis A. McNeil, with several Marlboro K of C members, will attend the annual State banquet at the Hotel Copley Plaza in Boston tomorrow night.
A quip contrasts how professionals handle errors with the editor’s misstep. The piece humorously suggests editors missteps become enduring, unlike doctors who bury them or judges whose errors shape law.
A Patriot's Day assembly at Harvey Wheeler West Concord School featured song contests across Concord and West Concord elementary and middle grades. Peter Bulkeley School judges awarded top prize to room 18 sixth seventh and eighth graders led by Ruth Clahane. Mary Harnett's fifth grade won the Harvey Wheeler cup with Dorothy Lunt's sixth grade receiving honorable mention.
At Monument Hall on April 18 the Concord Coun cil Knights of Columbus awarded honorary degrees to nine members with at least 25 years in the order. District Deputy E Elmer Ross led the degree team and Special Agent John Dailey spoke. Youngest honoree Charles J Hogan 65. oldest James M Russell 78. others include John H Bulger Edward McKenna Patrick Mansfield John J NDe3 Francis McManus Michael J Flavin Greenfield and Martin O'Brien.
The Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church Woman's Union will hold its regular monthly meeting in the chapel on Thursday afternoon April 20 at 2 30. A social hour runs from 3 to 4 followed by Sarah LY French showcasing Maisonette Frocks. All invited to attend.
The Maynard Young Co operat ors club held a well attended whist party Monday night with regular prize winners listed as Fred Wilder Samuel Cantino Sandra Koivu Herbert Ruotsala John Konsman Mrs Miller Alice F Joyce Catherine Lyons Ranny Mark Nathan Crowther W H Ojaletito A W Croft C W Manly Margaret McCarthy Dorothy Costello Mrs Wright Elmer Peterson Mr Sheridan and Lyyli Kempinen Special awards went to Mrs Fred Newman Mr Wright and Oiva Alasasti.
The wrestling game for the Maynard The Bad Boys title will be settled in Cooperative Hall on Friday night. Local fans expect a decisive finish as competitors settle the championship in a planned bout.
Gentleman Joe Mee Langios meets Joe Turner as fans expect. Semi final features Nick Skotos of Boston against Italia Big Boy Young Americas. Charley Platos the Tarzan clashes with Mike Polo. Two more bouts complete the card arranged by promoter Georgie Anastas for a blood thirsty crowd.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell of Concord Road relocate to Carlisle where Mr Russell will run a garage business.
Marlboro Fish and Game Association members remain hopeful for a fair angling season. Arthur B. Kitson notes Marlboro area streams and the Assabet river have been stocked with prook and brown trout. Crooked conditions persist as land along the Assabet in Northboro is posted, but organizers plan talks with landowners to grant fishing rights conditioned on damage safeguards.
The Gordon Manufacturing Co at Framingham Centre will hold an all day open house from 9 am to 9 pm to display the latest fashion trends in ladies and misses garments. Staff will answer questions, with no purchase obligation, as the firm announces its new acquisition and trade media partners Marlboro Enterprise Hudson Sun and five weeklies.
Northboro couple Mr and Mrs Sarkis Bedrosian of Ball Street welcomed a son on March 4 named Roosevelt in honor of the new President. They received a congratulatory message from the President along with a handkerchief embroidered with his name.
The forty fourth annual Worcester County Christian Endeavor convention will convene tomorrow at the Webster Municipal auditorium with about one thousand youths expected. Activities include morning addresses and conferences, a noon lunch, a 2 30 business meeting, a two act comedy Climbing Roses, a 515 fellowship banquet, a fireside service, and an evening session with Carlton Sherwood as speaker. CE societies from Washburn Union and towns such as Northboro Southboro Wchester Marlboro Hudson Clinton Berlin and Bolton plan to attend in good numbers.
Bob Russell known as Rebel headlines Parker Street Hall wrestling with Oddie Marchioni in a two out of three falls match. Percy Bosquet faces Erland Kivinack while New England lightweight champ Mario D Amici meets Adam D Orio. Other bouts include Harry D Amici versus Al Mauro Bull Perry versus Tiger Johnson for a crowded card.
Hunger marchers from the state's upper end plan to pass Maynard on April 29 en route to Boston. They asked the selectmen for overnight lodging and meals. The selectmen took the request under advisement.
Arrived in Maynard about five o clock in the evening and were fed and lodged by the Communist Party at the hall on Powdermill road. With conditions as they are Maynard doubtless has hundreds who would like to join in a hunger march but as we are taking care of our own here the best we can and expect others to do likewise it seems illogical to attempt housing and feeding outsiders as they march through.
A small group from Maynard registers with the board in charge seeking a fitness exam call. Cyril Spratt Waldron Daniel Moyniham Spratt Henry Maria Seppanen Charles Dea George Hekkala are named among applicants. Seven young men show interest in registering this week.
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