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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1933
Page
2
Maynard community news highlights visits and guests at homes and churches. Local events include Holy Name Society meetings, theatre plays in Colonial hall, wrestling bouts, dances, and a Gilbert and Sullivan opera planned for April.
The Midland League table lists W L and pinfall with Collins 46 24 and 22571, Maynard 34 26 and 22612, Peerless 34 26 22349, Hemenway 28 31 22092, Hudson 27 29 20831, Pastime 22 34 20745, Briges 14 45 21583. Team totals show Pastime 1624 and Maynard 1617. Individual leaders include Tourville 378, Schofield 377, Olson 368, Paul 368. Schofield 153, Peterson 147, Paul 146.
Members of Maynard Post V F W organize a whist party at headquarters on Friday night with multiple prize winners named, including Anderson for top prize and several winning ladies listed. A special auxiliary meeting is set for Thursday night to discuss important business.
The North branch of the Middlesex Extension Service met Thursday at the home of Messe Donohue on McKinley Street with 12 members. The afternoon program covered Simple Desserts and the next meeting is planned for March 16 at Mrs Herbert Brayden's home featuring Miss Marguerite Pettee of the Extension Service.
A capacity crowd is urged to attend the Victory Dance at the State Armory Friday night February 17 under the Herbert F Akroyd Post No 132 American Legion. Music by Johnny Johnson and his Pied Pipers. Special attractions include Miss Peaches Guetin Miss Alice Massey Florence King and Jim Kennedy. Shapktes Houdini style escape act will close the program with energized stunts.
Classified note seeking a nursemaid or second maid with five years of experience with children. Includes reference to Catherine clerk, 70 Cox Street Hudson Tel 788-N.
A review highlights The Chevalier as a marquee title and praises The Song of Songs and Sudermann's novel adaptation, noting roars of praise for Rouben Mamoulian's direction. It also extols King of the Jungle with its Lion Man hero and ends with praise for She Done Him Wrong and Mae West, Cary Grant, Rochelle Hudson and others.
Ralph Smith announced the Sunday evening program for Union Church to run through next October. It includes joint meetings with Acton Centre Young People and other communities, a trip to Morgan Memorial in Boston, socials each month, Easter sunrise service, and a strong slate of speakers and topics for February to March. The schedule features talks by Thomas Johnson on The New Negro and Verna Nori on Indian Youth, plus events by Rev Asa Parker and Dr Tieh Hsieh. The Philathea Class, Men's League, and School of Religious Education are also noted with plans for a March religious education program.
Maynard C of C announces 1933 committee assignments across categories including industrial welfare membership publicity and retail merchants. Postaster William Stockwell as president lists names such as James J Ledgar Oswill C Deehsler Guyer Fowler Harry Templeton Samuel McCleary and many others.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret O Loughlin McLean of 229 Emerson Street South Boston occurred this morning. A requiem high mass followed at Gate of Heaven Church South Boston. Burial took place in St Michael's Cemetery Hudson beside family in the local plot. She frequented Hudson visiting her brother James J O Loughin on Main Street and is survived by sister Mrs Edward Cunniffe of South Boston and nephew Thomas J Hart of Hudson.
Treasury Balance of 342,009 403 appears in Washington on February 15. Marlboro The Pastime alleys announce an open bowling sweepstakes on Saturday afternoon with unspecified entry details and times.
Mrs Johennie Wilson Howells, about 79, died suddenly Saturday at the Baptist Home for Aged People in Newton. Survived by her husband Albert Howells, 83, longtime Maynard residents who moved to the home last summer. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at the Baptist home by Rev Matthew A Vance, pastor of the Congregation.
Interment was held in a Newton cemetery for a local funeral service.
Inquiries from Hudson residents planning to attend Franklin D. Roosevelt's March 4 inauguration in Washington suggest securing vantage grandstand seats. Inaugural committee blanks are available at the Daily Sun office and through railroad bus and air lines offering special excursion rates.
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