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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1938
Page
2
The Walking Club will be entertained by Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Eaton at Mrs. Brooks home on December 19 after a successful appendix operation at Miner hospital. The event follows a previous meeting and includes remarks by Dedddy, with scouts and local groups noted in nearby towns.
A report notes the capital at Adi Dux issuing 1000 no par value shares. No further details on issuer or purpose are provided.
Fragmentary report describes a couple found unconscious after monoxide exposure at a residence on Ho Lake Drive. A doctor treated one victim but both were later found dead. authorities and responders were called to the scene.
The town notes the closing of East Acton station and departure of Mr. Reyner after 88 years in the community. Residents miss the longtime official who attended to the depot duties and served customers, with plans for his return home in Qangy and Rayner also leaving soon.
The fragment mentions a yearly sum of 1680 dollars but lacks clear context or identifiable names or events for a fuller summary.
An auto collision occurred in the Turan area resulting in injuries to a pedestrian named Wilee of Ng. Authorities responded to the scene at 1130 hours and begin an investigation into the incident.
Maynard Wallam J Stenkiewicz recently sworn in as a member of the Massachusetts State Police uniform division is assigned to the Northampton divisional barracks. His ceremony drew parents Mr and Mrs Stanislaw Sienkiewicz and many relatives and friends.
Edward Fobes a former resident of Acton died Wednesday at home, age approximately 60. He married Mary Drysdale of Littleton and is survived by a son James Fobes, a daughter, and a sister in Lauriston. He served in the United States Navy and taught at Center School. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Maynard Alexander Novack was re-elected president of the St Marys Mutual Aid Society for the coming year at the annual meeting held in St. Asimir Parish Hall on Sunday afternoon. Other officers elected include Walter Chenlak as vice president Stanley Ugilevich as financial secretary Felix Piecewicz as recording secretary Joseph Gindelewski as treasurer Nicholas Smith Walter Novack William Uabowicz as trustees Gregory Szergen Stanley Andrewskiewicz Georgeante Alarms Michael Ryndeiewicz Michael Sofka as color bearers.
Acton Grange held its December gathering on the first Tuesday instead of the second due to the State Grange sessions at Hotel Stad ford in Boston December 18 14 26. The event marks the sixth anniversary of the Grange with attendees from across the state and a lecturer’s conference planned Wednesday morning.
Jayne Judge and B. P.O. will lead the group as 24 candidates join a meet. The event gathers youths to showcase talent and compete in the class.
A community urges support for the Maynard High Elks after two titles and a near state crown. Readers are asked to fund a testimonial dinner or similar event to honor the squad prior to their June graduations and to show gratitude for a historic season and sportsmanship.
The West Acton Boy Scout Troop met at the Woman's Club House led by Scoutmaster Ehrhardt. Scouts Jules Pendergast Festus presented the National Flag while Leonard Godfrey led the flag salute. Advancement and observation tests were completed with Richard Gallant Harry Scribner and William Montague earning passes. The session included a recreational period and closing with Scout Oath and Laws recitation by Scott James Callahan.
Sudbury services were held Monday for onry N Smith who died Saturday from pneumonia after a fall in his barn days earlier. The 87 year old farmer and florist raised herbs sage plants seeds and sold seeds and plants in town. He leaves a brother two daughters two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial followed at Wadsworth cemetery after a Memorial church service led by Rev Albert Reynolds.
On December 13 at 2:30 pm in the Knights of Columbus hall the Maynard Woman's Club hosts Mrs Emily De Haas wife of J Anton de Ph D Harvard Business professor. She will present The Current International Picture with a Europe travel photo segment. Hospitality committee and local members are listed.
A regular meeting of the Maynard Unit Auxiliary discussed plans for an annual Christmas project to be held December 16 in United Co-op Hall. Members greeted guests and reviewed arrangements for the event and related activities.
The Hudson five ad hoc basketball team faces an upcoming game as players prepare for an overtime contest. The ad hoc quintet includes five members, aiming to secure a win in the next matchup.
The annual Acton Bazaar held December 1 at the club house proved successful socially and financially with Mrs. Fred Rimbach as general chairwoman. A catered supper, multiple specialty tables, and a white elephant sale helped raise a net profit over $100.
George Whelan star end and three year letterman was elected captain at a lettermen meeting. Whelan has starred on offense and defense and earned spots on the all Middlesex and Midland league mythical teams. Graduation will cut nine of the first eleven. 24 lettermen will receive awards with co captains O Leary and Toivonen and many others listed.
The regular whist and bridge party hosted by the Parent Teachers Association was held in the schoolhouse last Friday evening drawing local residents for an evening of games and socializing.
Merchants display wares as shoppers few weeks before Christmas as local committees consider promoting gifts and arranging a year ahead plan. Officials note recent statements are unavailable while discussions tie to industrial growth and community events.
Sudbury crowd recalls a two drum parade and a toast to old times at the Mock Chews. The evening features a high-spirited class roster with Ring Master, Algy Alexander, Strong Mah, and others amid informal club chatter and local humor.
The Meynard High School council elected Daniel OLeary and Kent and Helen Smith as officers and class representatives. Senior group names include Margaret Crowe, Roger B Doris Kelley, Louis Jennie Girdziewski, Walter The, Russell White, and June Carbary. Freshman and junior listings show multiple student leaders and athletic manager selections.
The fragment notes the death of Mrs. Mary Acton after a brief illness on a Sunday in early April. She was born in Maine and died at age 79 in Woodlawn. The obituary identifies Marmon as a relative or spouse and mentions prior residence in Ti.
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