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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1931
Page
6
Maynard residents are busy with school events social gatherings and civic activities. Fraternal and church groups hold meetings and fundraisers at the high school auditorium and local halls while students and staff participate in tests contests and conferences.
We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to all who were kind to us during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful flowers. George Annette and family.
Universal comedy drama presents Bad Sister with Conrad Nagle Sidney Fox Bette Davis Slim Summerville ZaSu Pitts among a star cast. The tale follows an flirtatious girl who toys with men and faces a bitter disillusionment in a Booth Tarkington story directed by Hobart Henley. Don’t miss this suspenseful screen treatment.
Six Maynard High School pupils travel Thursday to Providence to take part Sunday in the All New England High School Chorus. Students include Dudziseki Ruth Hall Eilen Edward Hannon Alden Fane Norvin Laubenstein. Music supervisor M Butterfield will rehearse Friday and Saturday and conduct the concert.
The note invites all workers to a meeting at Park Street Hall tomorrow. William Ross of New York, an organizer for the union movement, will be the guest.
Concord Grange 150 Patrons of Husbandry held a competitive evening at Elks Hall with visiting Grangers from West Concord Maynard Billerica Bedford and Everett. The event featured two mixed groups performing a playlet and musical numbers with judges from nearby granges awarding the single women and married men the better program. Dancing closed the evening.
Mrs Annette Succumbs To Teness Maynard aged 63 of Maynard died Friday evening after a short illness at her home 138 Great Road She was born in Trowbridge England and had lived in Maynard 24 years Survived by husband five sons one daughter five brothers and two sisters The funeral was Monday at 2 pm at St George Episcopal Church Rev Eason Cross officiated Interment in Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard High School baseball announces three home games this week at Crowe Park. Belmont High of Middlesex League visits Wednesday at 8 p.m. Marlboro High comes Saturday at 3 p.m. Marlboro seeks revenge after earlier losses. Next Wednesday Winchester visits as the locals aim to improve after a tougher test.
Antti Ruuska, 43 years old, of River Street died Thursday afternoon at Emerson hospital after an operation. Unmarried, he worked as a weaver at the Assabet mill. Survived by parents and siblings in Finland and the United States, including Mrs Eda Suikko and Matti Ruuska of Maynard and Mrs Mary Mattson of Frontier Wyoming. Services were held yesterday at the Finnish Catholic church with burial in Wood Cemetery.
Local prep baseball slate lists Lexington High School versus Concord on Wednesday in Concord and Middlesex school matches at North Concord with games set around midweek.
church events and speakers at Maynard Methodist Church include Mr Mills leading Wednesday meditation on Acts chapter II and a lecture by Rev Arthur Pitman on Buchmanism on May 6. Rev H H Rogers will join the Sunday service with topics on current movements and Epworth League plans a Strawberry Festival on May 24.
A new young peoples club under the United Cooperative Society formed in Maynard on a Monday in April. More than 830 young men and women attended the initial meeting. William Rosg of the Cooperative League of New York discussed plans for baseball tennis golf and track work with 12 experienced magicians among attendees. Educational activity will be emphasized. A May 5 dance at Parker Street Hall marks the first Hew organization event. Admirations are free. Plans for future club activities will be drawn up by William Saarela Sammi Korsman Lene Kaugaservo Niskanen and Hekkala.
A Maynard Post VFW Auxiliary gathering is announced for Main Street with a cooperative focus and brief agenda. Members and neighbors are invited to attend the event and participate in planning activities.
Salvatore Arena 28 of 62 Sa jem Street Boston a former resident of Maynard was injured at Richardson's crossing West Acton Thursday afternoon when his truck struck by the Minuteman express. Arena stopped for a freight trains red lights and then drove onto the crossing as the train approached, the engine struck the cab and pushed it off the tracks. Arena suffered cuts and shock and was taken to Emerson hospital in Concord. His companion John Somma 24 of Boston escaped with minor scratches and returned home. Authorities say Arena will not be detained long.
A service at 44 Main St presents an employment offer to Hilda L. Kotila. The notice indicates consideration given for the position and outlines terms of employment and property details associated with the arranged arrangement.
Thursday evening the Bl Sodality at St Brid’s gathered for fellowship and prayer, with members reaffirming dedication to Catholic service and community outreach.
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