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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1930
Page
2
Maynard community reports Christmastide events at Grange and churches, performances of the Messiah, and holiday gatherings. Local students and alumni are listed with travels and plans. Maynard H S basketball builds a new team, while Youths and families attend services, concerts, and events across town.
The management at Winter Garden Indoor Golf announces an entry fee due to high attendance. Adults pay 25 cents and children 16 cents for a round of golf. New features include a Ping Pong table, bridge and whist tables, and a chip shot practice area at 2 River Street Maynard.
A list of teachers and family members from multiple cities and schools is mentioned as part of a holiday celebration. Recipients include Ruth Smith of Lynn Classical High School, Marion Holt, Lill TEs of Wellesley, Mildred Herbert, Mildred Mullin, Ruth Clesry of Franklin, and others from Brighton High School, Ashol, Pawtucket, and White Plains.
A roster of students home for Christmas includes Charles Manty Wilko Fingard John Bellows Maurice White of M A C Leo Mullin Fordham college Norman Sims John White Holy Cross Michael Vodoklys Boston College Ruth Wilson Phyllis Naylor Ernest Holt Harold Lerer Bates College Katherine Bariteau Bridgewater Normal Harold Glickman Lawrence Lerer Arne Fingerd Dartmouth Norman Johnston Wesleyan Richard Lawson Edward Fearns Veiko Hulme Harold Menard King Colgate Alice Fearns George Glickman Bachrach University of nine.
Christmas Day services at St George's Church Maynard begin with a 9 30 a m festival service Holy Communion and sermon by the Rev Eason Cross MA BD followed by a 5 p m Children's Festival and carols The day includes a sermon on An Apostle of Peace and a full choir with Edith Laubenstein organist Alfred Tracy violinist and carols such as While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night and Adeste Fideles The afternoon five o clock service features familiar carols sung by the children with Christmas lesson pageantry
Trappers have nearly quit for the season due to the new trap law provisions. Best trappers have put away gear awaiting authority clarification, with a test case possible to seek a court ruling. Special service at Finnish Congregational Church noted with morning and Thursday night services led by Rev.wn Garde.
A fragmentary note mentions a student named Tame Frigard and a casual recital event with friends. The readable text suggests a campus or informal gathering context but lacks clear dates or locations. Further details are unavailable in the legible portion.
An editorial urges Maynard to organize a community group to plan and implement a town wide Christmas lighting system. It recommends forming a committee to gather plans, costs, and payment options, possibly with Edison Company input, and emphasizes starting now to have illumination by next year.
Christmas programs light up classrooms as Santa visits and gifts are handed out. At the high school assembly, Midland League basketball pennant for 1929 1930 was presented to the school by Alfred Riani of Marlboro. Captain Michael Zapareskie and teammates named among champions. Football letter awards announced for the 1930 squad with many seniors honored.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kelley of Pine Street were held Friday at 10 o clock at St Bridget s church. Reverend Walter Roche led a high mass of requiem with Father Charles Donahue deacon and Reverend George Peteacee assisting. Relatives and friends from Beverly attended the service in the parish church.
A 1980 budget item intended to support athletics in schools faced misapplication and debt. Officials note part of the funds were diverted leaving the local Athletic association in debt. A proposed bill to amend law on town moneys for such purposes is being prepared with input from Principal King of Maya High School and Representative Leslie Sims. Mr and Mrs Benjamin B of Detroit visit Hudson for Christmas holidays staying at Wayside Inn in South Sudbury.
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