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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
3
Maynard notices report social visits family events and honors. Local residents attend meetings ski events and religious services while officials and clubs discuss fire safety permits and charity activities.
The Red Cross First Aid instruction class was postponed from last Monday and will be held Tuesday night at eight o clock at fire headquarters. Dr Bari Ryan will give the instructions. Twenty six firemen have enrolled and others may join. A carpenter injured during the RCA building ruins was treated at fire headquarters by trained firemen.
The Harvard Club in Concord will host a dinner on Monday evening February 10 at the Colonial Inn. Prof Samuel B Morison formerly of Concord will speak about Harvard College history including its move to Concord during the Revolutionary War.
Members of the Finnish Congregational Church choir visited Charles Sulkala to celebrate his 19th birthday with a program of music games and refreshments. George Hekkala presented a gift on behalf of the choir, with Irene Hekkala coordinating activities.
The Intertown Bowling League lists team totals 547 561 619 totaling 1728 with G Lynch posting the high string of 123 and J Pierewicz the high total 340. Joseph Wardzala is in Florida for a monthlong state tour. Eleanor Couburn, music adviser at the schools, is on the sick list.
A collage of fragmented excerpts covers land dealings in Maynard and Sudbury, assorted quotations on religion and ethics, weather metaphors, and numerical puzzles. It includes a note on 1900 acres at over ten dollars per acre and scattered sentences about history, language, and social commentary.
The Massachusetts State Legion annual meeting is set for next Saturday night at the Statler in Boston. Commander Frank Parks of the Maynard Post will lead a delegation including Joseph, Charles Irwin, Leo Zanle, William White, and Herbert W. The event gathers post leaders for the state event.
The Feast of St Wise was observed with morning afternoon and evening services. First Friday masses at 6 and 7. Confessions Thursday afternoon and evening. A Junior Holy Name meeting at 6 30 this evening. Sacred Heart devotions Friday at 7 30.
Fragmentary OCR lists women including Amy Ryan Addie Wolfe Ida Brooks Mire Margaret Spuls Linnine P A Eliza beth Johnston Mrs Alice Joyce Mrs William Fitzgerald Clara Sweet Julia White and William Wesiuk with an award to Mrs Fannie. Another social event is noted to follow.
Charlotte King and Doris Beane will present Millie and Tillie in New York, a double bill for the Woman's Club. A food sale will accompany the event, inviting attendees to enjoy refreshments while watching the performances.
The Ladies Auxiliary held a weekly whist party on Monday afternoon with prizes awarded to Mary Rasmussen Mildred Nixon Amy Emilia Schnair Minnie Eleanor Slimond Mrs Geal Woodworth Fannie Fearns A Graham Garah Bell Gilleney Mary Wake Ida Ployart Gertrude Beesewert and Julia White.
Friday night VPW whist event awarded prizes to Grace Tucker Fred Palmer and Charles Schwab. Mary Cahoon Gertrude Tucker Gary Duiency and Laine Walsh also praised with special prize to Gertrude Tucker. Another party set for next Friday night.
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