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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
5
The report notes Thomas Ne ting the Kanto A C ran 37th in the marathon with a time around 2 minutes 11 seconds on Monday. It says he developed into a good runner though not at his peak due to grind and workload from water construction work.
A Sudbury competitor faced a hard and uneven race finish with many Maynard supporters visible at the line cheering the effort and final moments of the event.
Attorney John A. Driscoll presided as Middlesex Count figure at a convention focused on household accessories. The article notes metals and historical significance, highlighting a formal gathering with leadership from the Driscoll family.
A historical roster lists officers and members connected to the Elks Lodge including Leslie W. Sims John A Driscoll J Howard Herbert and Joseph P Dineen among others. The document references the exalted ruler 1936 and includes multiple named individuals associated with building committees and medical staff.
Maynard whist social at Mrs. Fred Palmer’s Garfield street home awarded to George Hayes with a special prize to Mrs. Ryan. Social at Mrs. Palmer’s home canceled this week. Spence anniversary gathering planned at St. George's Parish Hall Saturday evening. Roy Sewall and Michael McNamara vacationed in Bradford Vermont. Fred Brown from Lincoln Street visited relatives in Philadelphia. Middlesex Radio Club led by Charles Manninen to the national hamfest at Hotel Bradford Boston with talks exhibitions and banquet. Private Adolph Waluck on duty with U S China at court. Johnnie Flaherty opened his 1936 baseball season in Boston with two singles. Nomination of Assabet Aerie F.O.B. officers set for April 28 election May 12 installation June 9 in clubrooms. John and Victor Pozarycki visited Providence for the weekend. Mrs Howard Clark returned from Emerson Hospital.
Advertises genuine Climax Window Shades in full size, marked to sell quickly. Promises a price not to be duplicated for many months, urging customers to act now.
Regular item priced at one dollar discount. Strong tables feature reinforced corners and Maire coverings. Limited quantities available. A very special price for a rare bargain in this sale.
A triple feature event at Temperance Hall on Main Street showcases a Girls Ensemble and Midred Holly in acrobatic dances with participating stores. Dancing follows the show, with music by Eddie Byrne and his radio and stage group.
Flower lovers in Hudson welcome news of a new flower show set for this year. Organizers announce exhibition dates and entries to celebrate local horticulture.
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