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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1937
Page
2
Local items list social committees at the Piks hall and Seminary, church services, and legion meetings. Mentions include candidates visiting St Society, whist party at Unit y Cooperative Hall, school staff ill at Maynard High, and Red Cross Maynard Branch flood relief gifts.
A portable display of small home electric appliances visits Maynard Edigen Shop at 8 Nason Street during February 15 week. The Edison Shops tour showcases items like the “kitchen kit” and percolator set, with a home service representative present. The demonstration has drawn public attention in Lexington as well.
A Ballarat man lost the key to his safe and sketched it from memory for a locksmith. The improvised replica, though intricate, opened the safe immediately, demonstrating remarkable recall and replication skills.
The passage underscores unwavering obedience to divine and civil law as essential for right conduct. It cites scripture Mark 12 17 and contrasts spiritual duties with earthly obligations, urging adherents to render unto both God and Caesar while avoiding enslavement by sin and vice.
LES COWLES chairman of the Maynard Board of Health expresses appreciation after twelve years as a member of the board. He thanks the town for their encouragement and support.
A Maynard council meeting featured a whist party in May attended by many residents. Notables such as Fred Palmer, Lingesh, Angus Hansen, Amy Ryan, Dillon, Eliza Kedzewski, and Mrs Winetete were present as compensation awards and social refreshment followed.
A Mizpah Association event held at Low Hall featured a Military Whist party under Past Grand Association auspices. William Da Davis directed the proceedings while a crowd including Robert Jonering and Marguerite Prescott participated.
On August 8, at the Congregational Church, a funeral service is to be held for the late Markey Rex and pastor G I Kopponen. The cemetery will receive the remains. Hytonen left behind a sister in Seattle Washington and a brother in Pinland.
After a long stretch waiting the Maynard Hockey Club finally took the ice against Concord, scoring early through Arne Ollila and battling to a close finish. With seven minutes left, Ollila skated in solo and fired the winning goal to seal a humdinger on Concord’s rink.
Maynard Grieve was reelected president of the Maynard Country Objeat club at a meeting held last night at the high school Noble. Morton Wap elected vice president, Raymond derson treasurer. Hig successor not chosen after declination of re election.
Wally Westmore names Carole Lombard Merle Oberon Gail Patrick Kay Francis Irene Dunne as leading examples of beauty progress in 1936. Lombard refines natural glow with cosmetics and hair. Oberon reshapes eyes brows and uses glamour without exoticism. Patrick uses less makeup to let hair shine. Francis adjusts brows and mouth with new hair. Dunne broadens brow distance and soft bangs with natural tones for a brighter image.
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