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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1935

Page

8

Teene Coopers Club Hosts Monday Whist Night

The Teene Coopers club held a Monday night event with prizes awarded to many members including Mary Kkxula Jean Phaneult Amy van John Anthony Santora and several others. The next whist party is scheduled for May 6 1935 and no whist on the following Monday due to a firemen benefit.

Ceenoe Teene Coopers Mary Kkxula Jean Phaneult Amy van John Anthony Santora Nodberg Mary M. Dorothy Costelo F. Aroan Josephine Jacy Leonora Woodworm L. Walsu William Waliuk Newton J. Howard Minnie Campbell Via Shear Fannie Prigat Eleanor Costello Pa. Ponselle Gillaney al. Tamulevich Hen Shear Martin Olsen Hanson Lira Bell T. Wassell A. Peterson Johnson Clara Swett

Urge Clean Up Maynard Folks

Spring brings a joint campaign by the Selectmen Board of Health fire department and other groups urging residents to tidy yards remove trash and clear cellars for a healthier town. They stress disposing rubbish at the public dump.

Maynard Selectmen Board of Health Fire Department Active Health Health Department

Revival of the old time spelling bee at Junior High

The Junior High school auditorium hosts a public spelling bee tonight at 7 o clock. Tickets are available from any Student or teacher. Contestants include 8th graders John Gudzinowics Juliet Derrico Dispersio Stanley Zance Charles Sullivan Eunice Se wall Helen Lubin Adolf Shymanowicz Dorothy Hansen Gertrude King John Kail Helen Arcizewski Raymond Carlton Olive Bean Beverly Green Ruth Hodgess Jennie Kulik Waclaw Piecewicz Virginia Taylor Stanley Palima Ralph Robins Jerry DeGrappo and William Colombo.

Track Squad In Fine Shape For School Dual Meet

Maynard High School's cinder squad, under coach Charlie Manty, opens schedule late next week at Alumni Field. The team, aided by a benefit whist party, has purchased new outfits and sweat suits. This marks the first high school dual meet here in six years.

Maynard H. 5 Charlie Manty Manty

Two High School Plays to Be Staged This Thursday

George Washington auditorium hosts two underclassman debuts this Thursday. Freshmen perform What An Act directed by Miss Marie Cassone with Helen Isner Karen Saarinen Joan Turner Albert Bachrach Daniel Sullivan William Murphy in the cast. Sophomores present The Ghost Hunter directed by Miss Ruth Bradley featuring Helen Schnab Charlotte King Gerald Spratt Wasil Chernack Anthony Lubin James Sullivan.

Maynard George Washington Auditorium Marie Cassone Helen Isner Karen Saarinen Joan Turner Albert Bachrach Daniel Sullivan Wiliam Murphy Ghost Hunter Helen Schnab Charlotte King Gerald Spratt Wasil Chernack Anthony Lubin James Sullivan Ruth Bradley

Maynard Opens Baseball Season At Crowe Park

Maynard H. 8 faces Marlboro H. 8S in a Midland League opener at Crowe Park at 3 P M. Coach Sawyer promotes an inexperienced squad after graduation and weather delays while six veterans led by Hank Brayden Rusty Jordan Al Fraser Bob Duggan Jake Liverman and Smokey Chidley provide leadership. Crowe Park’s EE R A project grandstand reopens as a large crowd is expected with a busy five-game week including Stoneham Milford next.

Maynard Maynard H. 8 Marlboro H Crowe Park Reggie Sawyer Sawyer Highland City Hank Brayden Rusty Jordan al Fraser Bob Duggan Jake Liverman Smokey Chidley Concord Winchester Lexington Stoneham Belmont Reading Mance Noble Wendell Mansfield Provinanzo Sizsling Haiftway Brayden Duggan Chidley Liverman Wiggins Young Gross Pete Lavelle Belmon Johnson Thompson Macurdy Taylor Mystery Nine Hudson Doc Tierney Milford Steves Marlboro Duplessis Clinton Wade

Assabet Valley League to Decide Maynard Circuit Fate

A meeting of Assabet Valley League officials is planned in Stow Town Hall this week to determine Maynard's circuit representative. Five clubs currently in the league are Stow, South Acton, West Acton, West Concord, and Hudson with Sudbury and Nobscot potential additions.

Maynard Assabet Valley League Stow Town Hall All State West End J. A. Addy Stow South West Acton West Concord Hudson Sudbury Nobscot

Teachers Have Pay Out Restored in Maynard

The Maynard school committee voted to restore the ten percent salary reductions for teachers and department staff. Beginning Friday, schools will have a week off. A social for the high school baseball team will be held Friday at the school auditorium with music by Weckstrom's orchestra and will serve as a rally on the eve of the season. Maynard faces Marlboro at Crowe Park Saturday afternoon.

Maynard Weckstrom Marlboro Crowe Park

Maynard Church Services and Youth Fellowship Event

Maynard Summer Street and Florida road Rev Burdett Landsdowne Rector announces Sunday services on April 28 with a missing morning service. Church school at 9 30 a m service and sermon at 10 46 a m and a 7 p m Young Peoples Fellowship with Raymond Loija as speaker.

Summer Street Florida Road Maynard Burdett Landsdowne Young Peoples Fellowship Raymond Loija

Baseball forecast for Middlesex and Midland League rosters

The article ranks Middlesex League teams Concord Winchester Maynard Lexington Stoneham Belmont Reading and predicts Midland League contenders including Winchester Maynard Lexington Stoneham Belmont and Reading. It notes returns from graduation and eligibility, highlights key players and coaches, and urges readers to form their own opinions on the title race.

Junior Prom May 10 at George

The Junior Class announces its annual promenade scheduled for May 10 in George. Students and faculty invite attendance and note a formal event with music and dancing in the George venue.

the George

Harvard Graduate World War Hero Buried in Concord

Neal Wainwright, Harvard graduate and writer of translations, died suddenly in Nice, France, last month. His body was brought home for burial with military honors at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. The service at Trinity Church was led by Rev. Charles Russell Peck with organist Kathleen Uhbler. A Co. H 182d Infantry firing squad fired volleys over the grave. Junior Vice Commander John Macone supervised. He was the son of Robert E. Goodwin and Mrs. Goodwin of Concord.

Concord Trinity Church Neal Wainwright Harvard Nice France Charles Russell Peck Kathleen Uhbler Sleepy Mollow Cemetery Co. H. 182d Infantry M.N.G John Macone James J. Mansfield A. L Wainwright Robert E. Goodwin Col. Goodwin Wood Street

Maynard Ladies Golf Club selects social and by law leaders

The Maynard Ladies Golf Club met at Nashoba Tavern after a dinner. Gertrude Ma was chosen chairman of the social committee and Mary Sanderson Florence Erisman EDieanor Martin and Clara Grieve were named members of the by law committee. Favors at bridge went to Mrs BE Burwood Florence Mullin Rose Leighton. Carolyn Ryan was hostess. Eric Farnell, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Farnell, will sing with the Handel and Haydn Society in an all Wagner program at Symphony Hall Boston tonight. Many from here plan to attend, Raymond Veitch and Arthur Mullin of Concord tied for the Kickers tournament at Maynard Country Club last week.

Maynard Nashoba Tavern Gertrude Ma Mary Sanderson Florence Erisman Edieanor Martin Clara Grieve Bridge BE. E. Burwood Florence Mullin Rose Leighton Carolyn Ryan Eric Farnell Frank Farnell Handel and Haydn Society Symphony Hall Boston Raymond Veitch Arthur Mullin Concord Maynard Country Club

Grieve Plans Weekend Tournament Schedule

Grieve, chairman of the tournament committee, outlines a program of weekend tournaments for the coming season. The plan emphasizes regular events to boost participation and exposure across the league.

Grieve

Kiwanis Club Marks First Anniversary At Davis Farm

The Kiwanis Club observed its first anniversary with 72 members and guests from Sudbury Weston Wayland Somerville Newton and Framingham attending. President Carlton Films presided and Dr Crawford Smith of Lexington spoke on The Value of Friendship.

Sudbury Kiwanis Club Davis Turkey Farm Weston Wayland Somerville Newton Framingham Carlton Films Crawford Smith Lexington

Easter Awards at Union Church School

At West Concord Union church and its church school during Lent Superintendent George E. Manter awarded prefect attendance. Miss Rogers class posted the highest 75 percent attendance and numerous pupils earned perfect records with several named individuals listed along with their parents.

George E. Manter West Concord Union Church Miss Rogers Frances’ White Doris Harms Priscilla Gerow Doris Gray Gloria Bridges Ruth Blodgett Mabel Butcher Mary Adam Marion Sargent Ruth Hansen Dorothy White Jean Boyd Phyllis Holden Frances Wood Frances Wood, ‘Robert Carter, Harold Gibbs, Robert Damon William Coolidge Robert Butcher Albert MacWilliams Stanley Gerow Robert Damon Harold Gibbs Robert Carter

Unclear Names and Roles Mark Weekend Memoir

A fragmentary notice lists several people including Margaret Laamon, Charles Lenten, Ralph Gerow Jr, Hercart Betty Hart, dred Harmon, Richard Damon Jr, Roy, Addie Benson and their families in an unclear session or event summary from the period.

Margaret Laamon Charles Lenten Ralph Gerow Jr Hercart Betty Hart Dred Harmon Richard Damon, Jr Roy Addie Benson

Local Birth Notice and Social Guest Report

Mrs. George Friday will be the guest of honor for a month as Mr. and Mrs. receive friends. A grandson was born in Jersey in April to the son of Mr. and Mrs. The family reports the fire incident occurred early, with several others affected.

George Jersey

Cornplanter and the Seneca in early American conflicts

The text recalls Cornplanter, a Seneca leader, and his role amid the Revolution and earlier fights with Braddock’s forces. It notes his lineage from a father and his stance against white settlers and colonial opponents, highlighting his status during upheaval.

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