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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1933
Page
2
Maynard residents share visits and travel tales while students and clubs plan activities. Lions, scouts, and church groups host social events, dances, and concerts as athletes train for forthcoming matches and tournaments locally.
The Vincent Club met during the week with Mrs. Raymond Dreschs ler as hostess. Favors at bridge went to Louise Johnston and Lillian Weaving. Catherine Young substituted for illness. A Valentine party highlighted the gathering. Next week the club will meet at the home of Miss Lillian Weaving.
We wish to express gratitude to all who were kind during our bereavement and for the flowers and mass cards. Thomas A. Mahoney and family Mrs. Catherine Carey and family
Mrs Elizabeth Elson Perry presented a fashion show at the Elson studio on Saturday afternoon drawing many women. Living models included Mrs George Elson J Miss Edith Elson and Miss Mary Sheppard of Sudbury. Perry called the event a great success and said another show will occur later. She noted Enterprise advertisements are read by many attendees.
Maynard May ening the Young Cooperators Club held another successful whist party at the United Cooperative building. Next week a five dollar gold piece prize will be awarded. Prizes went to E Petersen John Gibbons Stella Lehto Mary Tobin Arthur Bariteau Anne Schio Martha Janki George Bb White Helen Mackey M R Clatlin J H Ledgard William Callagher Stanley Walukiewicz T A Nyland Mario Match Bell O Donnell William Wasuik E Christian
Maynard The Vesper quartet of the Morgan Memorial Boston presented a program of Negro spirituals at the evening service. They read Paul Dunbar poems at an Epworth League meeting before the service. Howard Whitney was installed as church school secretary last Sunday. Midweek service is omitted this week for Washington's Birthday. Rev Wilburn B Miller spoke to the Men's A B C Class Monday night. program directed by Reginald Jones.
The original New York company of Another Language Rose ranken's comedy drama heads to the Shubert Theatre for a two week engagement starting Monday evening February 20. Glen Anders Dorothy Stickney Margaret Wycherly John Beal star in the cast with noir critics praising the production. Matinees are Wednesday and Saturday with the first Wednesday falling on Washington's Birthday.
Finnish Shoemaker offers reduced prices for shoe repairs. Women's repairs 90 cents and men's repairs $1.15. All work guaranteed.
An unnamed group argues for action to reform the economy through technocratic methods. They criticize reduced employment, urge increased labor speed, and call for industry cooperation to raise workers buying power, reduce taxes, and address welfare costs.
The Maynard Council K of C held a Washington's Birthday guest night at Cooperative Hall on Tuesday. A large audience enjoyed the concert by local and visiting talent. Sheridan's orchestra accompanied a post program dance. James B. Farrell announced the event featuring the Lynch family of Worcester with vocal and instrumental numbers, plus dances and a grand finale. Richard Hilferty sang, William Joyce played banjo, and a West Concord duo Delaney siblings performed a clog specialty.
Maynard Ralph Fletcher and George Stockwell attended as Meynard Rod and Gun Club delegates at a Concord meeting of district delegates. They discussed suitable fish and game stocking plans for the coming year with Massachusetts Fish and Game Commissioner Kitson who oversees distribution to replenish covers for sportsmen.
Mrs. Mary McCarron wife of Frank J McCarron of Maynard passed Sunday afternoon after a long illness She was born in Lowell and lived in Maynard for many years Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Joan Shea of Dalton two grandchildren and two brothers Albert and William Carney Funeral from her home on Washingtons Birthday at 830 am Mass at St Bridgets Church Rev Walter Roche will celebrate with Rev James P Sherry and Rev George Brennan assisting Interment in St Bridgets Cemetery
George H. Creighton former president of the Maynard Trust Co. was in Bay Park during the Roosevelt assassination attempt by Zangara. He notes the immense excitement after the shootingeight five people including Chicago Mayor Cermak were shot. Creighton mentions visitors and travels in Florida and plans to return home.
Maynard Town defeated Colling C?arjoro winning three points in a Midland League outing at Lynch alleys. Maynard's Team totals 1611 pins to Colling’s 1517 as Tourville posted a 363 series and Hansie led Maynard with 331.
Deposit Book No. 31091 is reported lost with payments stopped. The notice is signed by H. F. Smith Treasurer of The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated February 15 21 28.
Jack Oakie explains his dislike of sittings stems from pity for the poor retouchers who must labor long hours to render him handsome.
Ricardo Cortez, who first gained screen recognition with Paramount, signs a long term deal with the studio. Buster Crabee, star of King of the Jungle, trained in Hawaii and holds multiple national titles and five world records in swimming.
The article notes Mae West claims most of her state productions and novels draw on living or historical prototypes. She says truth in her stories often exceeds fiction, though she tones down the details to keep them plausible. Her first film She Done Him Wrong was written by West herself with real personalities used.
The passage praises a Bowery set narrative with colorful characters and true-to-life details. It notes the work will be high tension and dramatic without toned-down depictions, promising vivid scenes and strong storytelling.
An infant of Mr and Mrs William Waterhouse Nantuel was brought there for burial on a Wednesday at St Bridget's church.
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