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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1930
Page
2
Maynard notes report births dances public dances and society events. Local groups Odd Fellows Aerie and the Fraternal Order of Eagles host gatherings while church programs include Christmas services and a pageant rehearsal. Public health notes praise local health efforts and the health association. Local families visit relatives and students participate in lectures and holiday activities.
A children’s Christmas party is planned for Friday evening December 19 under the joint auspices of the Auxiliary Division 44 AL-Ht and Mayfard Council K of C. The event follows a meeting of the Ladings Hall lodge and will be held at the parish hall.
Mrs Regina Marcelonis aged 67 died at her daughter's home Sunday after a short illness. Born in Lithuania she had lived in Maynard 16 years. The funeral from her home went Wednesday at 8 00 am with a high mass of requiem at St Gridget's Cemetery.
Madeline Torrey an 18 year old girl from the Wayside Inn station collapsed from severe cold while walking two miles to Henry Ford school. The thermometer showed many degrees below zero as she entered the warm room and fainted briefly. She was revived and taken somewhere to recover.
A meeting of the Masonic lodge will host Mrs. Bessie Richard con president of the Rebekah Assembly for an official visitation. The visit includes a 6 30 supper and a 7 45 initiation of two candidates with addresses by visiting officers to follow.
Arrangement notes list Ernest Lythan and committee members Drechate and Matti Watate for a Methodist church event at Maynard Lodge Hall. The anchor mentions a concert by Cinb and themes of community fellowship.
Maynard bowling at Lynch alleys defeated Marlboro Pastimes in the Midland League. Harold Pete rolled a 330 total to lead, while Laos Siete of Pastime captured the singles with a 127 string.
An institute event drew members of the Maynard Woman's Club to Fitchburg Hall. Speakers included local leaders and a delegation from the club attended to participate in the program.
Middlesex County Auxiliary units plan a Christmas party for veterans at the US Hospital Bedford on Thursday December 18. The event aims to honor veterans with hospitality and gifts.
Editor Frank Punch argues progress in Maynard with a White Way for business and a new Evening High School. He praises the light system for merchants and the school for fostering athletic teams, urging sane expectations for girls and boys.
Marlboro High School begins the 1930 31 basketball season with a scrimmage against Natick High to determine the starting five. Insani Hastings Stadleman Joubert Leduc named starters. Dumont out sick but expected to play.
Whiting Hall closes the term with a 7 30 pm party featuring Christmas recitations and carols. Mrs Syd Atken directs a piece titled Phantasy written by her, as the headmaster's wife. The school reports 100 percent health and an enrollment of twenty five boys across primary to third year high.
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