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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1936
Page
5
A request for a retail license to sell alcoholic beverages in two rooms on the first floor of the building at 48 Main Street. The application lists Aetant as Secretary J McCarron and J Coughlin as members with E Mareder and A Lent noted as chairman and secretary.
Public notice says a license to sell malt liquor as a Retail Pack Store in two rooms at 233 Main Maynard is sought. E Marsden acts as Chairman of the board for the filing.
The Town of Victualler announces alcoholic beverage licenses for Malt and Wines for 6 days at 137 S Marsden with Marsden as Chairman and McCarron as Secretary. Notices list premises at 51 Waltham Street and Charlies II0's Restaurant for stock storage and serving in a building with kitchen and front entrance.
Town officials publish a notice dated November 21 1036 regarding the Maynagd Lodge BPOE proceedings. The item outlines board matters pending discussion and scheduling for the lodge chapter activities.
Notice given under Chapter 138 of the General Laws by the Town of Maynard Licensing Board for Board of Selectmen applications as of November 30 1936. This public notice informs of licensure procedures and deadlines.
The text notes a recount of ballots for Frances E. Kelley and Leverett Saltonstall for Lieutenant Governor to be held this afternoon in the Selectmen's room, with mentions of towns at their places, Highway Superintendent Noyes arranging snow fences, and community fundraising for Caribou.
Maynard Hockey Club, led by organizer Charlie Manty, charts a home schedule and aims to retool for a busy season with a top notch ice hockey team in the high school.
A compiled roster of individuals associated with Boston University Boston College Worcester Academy Radcliffe Regis and other institutions who will be home for Thanksgiving. The list includes James Ledgard Barbara Jordan John Flaherty Dorothy Glickman Elizabeth Mahoney Angelo Gandolfo Arne Aho and multiple others. The names span universities schools and local colleges.
The report lists local residents attending events and hosting gatherings during Thanksgiving. People mentioned include Mr and Mrs Hastings of Main street and South Boston, Mr and Mrs Lewis C Hastings, Mr and Mrs Walters, the Holland family, and the Sims at their Thanksgiving dinners. Also noted is a Maynard versus Clinton football game attended by many villagers.
In Needham a Congregational church group conducted its Every Member canvass Sunday evening to raise funds for current expenses and benevolences for the coming year.
Audrey Brown of South Sudbury and friends recall Thelma Hancock’s trip from Swedish Tavern to Rockland. Mr and Mrs Harry Bergholtz of Manchester NH were in a collision on an icy road. Mrs Bergholtz suffered facial cuts and bruises, later to Mass General for treatment. both are recovering with optimism as the accident site is reported.
Russell F. Parsons is named president and Harold Stiome is named another officer for the Revolutionary Ridge gathering scheduled Thursday evening at 8 o clock.
Mr Gruber born in Maynard son of Louis and Rhoda P Gruber. The bride born in Glen Falls New York daughter of Tradore and Stella M er.
Advertising notes a new home decoration service named Ceramic Colors Now Modern. It promotes ceramic color designs for interiors and highlights affordable options for modern decor enthusiasts.
The St Bridget parish annual reunion Thanksgiving eve at the High School Auditorium drew a full house with an entertainment, dance and whist event. Rev D Edward O Bryan led the service with assistants Rev James P King and Rev Charles. Special awards were presented to Mrs Edward Puffer Mary Murdock and Evariste Gagne. Turkeys were won by Miss Alice Fearns and Margaret Cullinane. Whist awards went to numerous attendees including Edward J Ward William O Toole Bella O Donnell Lena Downey Mary Wright Gertrude Bakun Frances Emerguess John Doy Wilder William Kitowicz Joseph Kaler Lillian Reid Teresa Sharpe Arlen Lawrence Nancy Lom Jennie Carbone Anna Wel B Livan Gladys Tobin Lynch Fleura Catherine Tully Mary Gill Mrs Wm Tobin Lasee OS Se McArdle Annie Duggan.
The report states veneer output reaches ninety percent capacity and outlines implications for supply chains and regional mills. Officials cite steady demand from construction and manufacturing sectors while noting ongoing quality checks and automation upgrades to sustain throughput.
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