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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1936

Page

8

Charles H Ry an Aged Resident of Maynard Dies at 75

Charles H Ryan, longtime Maynard resident of 9 Summit Street, died Monday at age 75. Born in Staia cock New York he lived in Maynard for 32 years. He leaves wife Mrs. Mar, two daughters Mrs. Charles alives and many friends. A requiem Mass was held at St. Bridget's Church at nine o'clock. Burial was in the parish cemetery.

Maynard Charles H. Ryu Summitt Street Staiacock N. Y Charles Alives St. Bridget’s Church James P. Sherry Burig

Elks Plan Charity Dance at Hall December 16

Concord Lodge of Elks met last week in Lawrence J. Frawley’s presidency. Plans were made for a charity dance to be held in Elks hall on December 16. The King's Daughters met yesterday in the First Parish Vestry with Mrs. Henry Thorpe and Mrs. Charles Schneier as hostesses. Congratulations to Dr and Mrs Theodore Chamberlain on the birth of a granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Neild born November 19.

Concord Lodge of Elks Elks’ Hall Lawrence J. Frawley Henry Thorpe Charles Schneier Theodore Chamberlain Arthur Neild Elizabeth Chamberlin

Thanksgiving Union Service at Trinity Church

The annual Union Thanksgiving Service brings together ministers from First Parish Unitarian, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Evangelical Free, and West Concord Union churches. Rev. Kenneth R. Teed, new pastor of West Concord Union, delivered the sermon.

First Parish Trinitarian Congregational Trinity Methodist Episcopal Evangelical Free West Concord Union Trinity Church Kenneth R. Teed West Concord Union Church

Maynard License Renewals Due by Year’s Start

holders of common Victualer's licenses music and other special licenses must file renewal applications with the Selectmen immediately to renew by the first of next year.

Maynard Selectmen

Prizes Awarded at V F W Auxiliary Whist Party

The V F W Auxiliary weekly whist party awarded prizes to Ad die Wolfe Mary Rasmussen Henrietta Bamford Mrs Adams Annie Scully Ann Dora Helen Burke B Hinan Mrs John Dora Mary Murray Lena Franklin Fiora Lemoine Alphonse Tamalevich Agnes Driscoll and Mary Penniman. Another whist party is set for Friday night at V F W headquarters.

Addie Wolfe Mary Rasmussen Henrietta Bamford Adams Annie Scully Ann Dora Helen Burke B. Hinnan John Dora Mary Murray Lena Franklin Fiora Lemoine Alphonse Tamalevich Agnes Driscoll Mary Penniman V F. W

Intertown Bowl at Lynch Alleys Highlights Local Scores

McQuade defeated Smith Produce and the All Stars beat Gruber Furniture in intertown bowling matches at Lynch Alleys last night. The report notes top strings and totals by Piper and Lawton with high scores listed.

McQuade Smith Produce All Stars Gruber Furniture Lynch

House To Let 21 Pearl Street Ayer

Property listing for a house available to rent at 21 Pearl Street in Ayer with contact telephone number 1 o 28c for inquiries.

Pearl St. Ayer Tel

Expect Holiday Trade Up as Economy Shows Uptick

The nation’s economic machinery burned with holiday business not seen since 1929. Secretary Roper reports low mood clogged luxury buying channels are opening up with quicker business in many sectors. Upturns in employment payrolls and production point to a 15 percent rise in department store sales this Christmas over 1936.

Washington Roper

Maynard Welcomes New Beauty Shop by Doris Prescott

Miss Doris R Prescott returns to Maynard to open a beauty shop in the Odd Fellows building next Monday. Born and schooled here she began in hairdressing eight years ago and built a seven year career in Boston before bringing her modern shop and expert beauty culture to Nason Street in Maynard.

Maynard Doris R. ‘Prescott Odd Fellows Building Boston Nason Street Miss Prescott

Elks Boost Christmas Fund Drives Local Entry

Maynard Lodge Elks organize a Christmas basket fund drive with prizes including a Chevrolet sedan electric refrigerator Philco radio console and studio couch. The fundraiser closes December 17 with a public drawing at Parker Street Hall and involves welfare groups. Tickets or donations are available from lodge members.

Maynard Lodge Parker Street Philco The Elks

Beano and Whist Night Draws Hundreds at Co H Event

Nearly 100 at Company H 182nd Infantry M N G hold a beano and whist party in the State Armory Tuesday evening. The series began in October with turkey prizes and Thanksgiving spirit. Ninety tables and over five hundred participants.

Concord State Armory Co. H 182Nd Infantry M.N.G Washington

Mystic Expectations Preached at Concord Church Service

First Parish in Concord with Rev. Edward P. Daniels announces morning service at 11 oclock on Sunday December 6 with church school and kindergarten at 945. The sermon titled Mystic Expectations will be delivered by the pastor, music by a chorus choir, and soloist Mrs Esther Davis Hewitt at the Trinitarian Congregational Church.

Concord Edward P. Daniels Esther Davis Hewitt Trinitarian Congregational Church

West Concord Church Schedule with Rev. Teed Leading

Sunday services begin with church school at 9 30 a m followed by morning worship at 10 45 a m Y P S C EB at 6 20 p m and 2 36 p m Ladies Union meets. Tuesday evening 7 30 p m Midweek service planned under Pastor Kenneth R Teed.

West Concord Union Kenneth R. Teed C. EB Ladies Union

Warn Youth Of Dangers In Early Winter Sports

The piece warns children about thin ice on ponds and sledding on hills in early winter. It notes ice is not yet thick enough, with hidden danger spots, and stresses that sliding on streets is especially risky as drivers may not see youngsters. Cross-street traffic may be restricted later when snow piles high.

Maynard

Rites at Concord for Salvatore Palmaccio

Funeral services for Salvatore Palmaccio aged 57 were conducted Monday at 5 Maple Street and Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Ernest A Ford with deacon Rev Willem F Shaughnessy and subdeacon Rev George Mulcahy. The music was directed by Miss Julia Dee. Burial followed at St Bernard's Cemetery by Allen Chair Company.

Concord Salvatore Palmaccio Maple Street Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church West Concord Ernest A. Ford Willem F Shaughnessy George Mulcahy St. Bernard’s Church Concord Center Julia Dee Margaret Hearn St. Bernard’s Allen Chair Company

Young People at Bedford Addressed by Bowen at Meeting

Carl F. Bowen Jr. spoke to a large Sal Amore Union Christian Endeavor gathering at First Baptist Wo! on the topic Dangerous Living. Young people from Bedford Arlington Cartisie Lincoln Medford Winchester Woburn attended the supper. Vice President Roland P. Brod led the devotional program with Chester H. Anderson Collyer and William Lacey serving as conference leaders.

Bedford Carl F. Bowen Jr North Medford Salamore Union Christian Endeavor First Baptist Church Arlington Cartisie Lincoln Medford Winchester Woburn Roland P. Brod Chester H. Anderson Collyer William Lacey

Christmas Seals Fight Tuberculosis Across the Nation

The piece notes that tuberculosis deaths have fallen from 1200 to 54 per 100000 since 1934 and credits the National Tuberculosis Association and its 1981 affiliates for life saving year round campaigns funded by Christmas Seals. It urges readers to buy Christmas Seals to support tuberculosis control.

United States National Tuberculosis Association

Crusade Union Boy Singers Attend Memorial Church Concert

The Crusade Union Boy Singers with the Boy's Brass quartett presented a Sunday 3 p.m. concert at Memorial Church with strong attendance. Sudbury residents plan to attend National Preaching Association meetings in Boston churches Thursday through Saturday. Miss Muriel Lester of London will speak Friday at 8 p.m. at Wellesley Auditorium.

Crusade Union Boy Singers Brass Quartett Memorial Church Sudbury Boston National Preaching Association Muriel Lester London Wellesley Auditorium

Thanksgiving Dance Supports Sudbury Scholarship Fund

Sudbury hosts Thanksgiving Night Dance at the Town hall under the Sudbury Club auspices to aid the scholarship fund. The event committee was led by Mrs. Victor L. Fillebrowne.

Sudbury The Victor L. Fillebrowne

First Great Paved Road Linking Philadelphia and Lancaster

The first paved road in America ran from Philadelphia to Lancaster, spanning 69 miles. It cost over half a million dollars and stood as the era’s largest public work in the United States and Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

America Phila Lancaster Philadelphia Inquirer

Latrobe Rebuilt Capitol Then Son Invented Stove

Benjamin Henry Latrobe designed the rebuilt Capitol after the 1814 fire. His son John Hazelhurst Latrobe is credited with inventing the stove.

Capitol Benjamin Henry Latrobe John Hazelhurst Latrobe

Creamery Ad Promotes Best Prices at 72 Main

Local ad touts best values at the Creamery located at 72 Main Street. Shopper notices claim low prices and quality dairy products with midweek daily specials.

Sey Creamery Main &, Ward Adv

Ladies Auxiliary Whist Party Winners Named

At the weekly whist afternoon in the Ladies Auxiliary prizes went to Ida Amy Brayden Mrs Tibetts O'Brien Catherine Barneat E Burwood Linia Hogdon Riley Elizabeth Playart Mr Kelley Beatrice Jordan Schnab Elisabeth White Campbell Mrs Grahan Elizabeth Reid Mrs Woodcock Eva Morrell Tucker Reba Bachrach Coughlin Nellie Sunderland Sadie Kaler.

Mernoon Ida Amy Brayden

Maine State Flower Pine Cone and Tassel

The Maine state flower is the pine cone and tassel motif, reflecting the state’s conifer heritage and natural symbols.

Maine

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