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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1938
Page
2
Local school and church notices, holiday guests and engagements, theater plans, and public events in Maynard and nearby areas. Includes Christmas and New Year activities, high school awards, and weekend visitors from Boston and New York.
A brief reader message thanks friends for helping celebrate the Parker couple's 45th anniversary. Includes names Samuel Parker and Randell Road Maynard, with warm wishes and thanks.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Parver celebrated forty fifth years of marriage with open house at their Maynard home on December 28. Friends and neighbors called to offer best wishes and gifts of flowers and notes of goodwill in honor of the anniversary.
Senior High School held its annual Christmas Social in the George Washington Auditorium on Thursday evening. Bernie Cotter and his orchestra provided music while patrons and committee members including Ruth I. Wilson and Darel O’Leary contributed to a memorable event with attractions and refreshments.
In Pantime Hall Thursday, the Findingham Coal Co. quintet and the New York A. basketball squad endured a five minute OT after a wild second half. Shaughnessy starred for Nyas with 31 points while Girdziewski left with a dislocated shoulder. Nyas surged to a 23-23 deadlock after a rough, fast-paced night that saw key players fouled and injuries interrupting play.
A caterpillar slipped from a microphone while filming a gag for a Bing Crosby picture causing a fatality of the insect and delaying the track. The incident sparked a lengthy search for a replacement as the sound was prepared to be recorded.
Harry E. Burnham of Charles A. Welch Ledge A. FP and A. M. was named district deputy of the 24th Masonic district by Grand Master Joseph Earl Perry at the Grand Lodge installation meeting held yesterday in Boston.
In a nip and tuck battle at Maynard Hall on Wednesday Usher squad pulled ahead after a tight first half. Tony Zubin led scoring as Fingerd and Thorpe starred for the Ushers securing a 49 44 victory over the Rangers in a hotly contested prelim.
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