Health is the Key to a Stronger Individual Life
The note emphasizes health as the most important factor in personal life. It urges prioritizing wellness, outlining how good health supports daily functioning, resilience, and long term happiness.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1936
Page
7
The note emphasizes health as the most important factor in personal life. It urges prioritizing wellness, outlining how good health supports daily functioning, resilience, and long term happiness.
Mortgagee John G Nordberg advertises sale of land and buildings in Maynard plan specified as lots 71 78 79 80. Property bounded by Marlboro Street and old Marlboro Road with restrictions from Nordberg deed. Sale subject to taxes municipal liens and encumbrances. purchaser to pay cash $3,000 and balance at sale. sale held at Alfred B McCleary Creighton's Block Main Street Maynard Massachusetts on February 19 26 and March 4.
The West End team rallied from a six point deficit in the second half to beat the Georgians for their fourth win. Hyte led with 4 points, Coughlin tallied well, while Lou Pick and Jeffries paced the locals. Young Kangas brothers Mike and Kiki showed resolve as the game stayed tight and exciting from start to finish.
Town hall hosts Boy Scouts and cubs with Cheb as sponsor. Troop leader and officers will attend. All area schools are closed this week for vacation. A note mentions several locals and a trip to Laconia New Hampshire.
Mortgage sale proceeds to foreclose a 1932 mortgage held by D. Harry Keefe and Leanora T. Keefe on Alfred N. Lafkin and Ruth F. Lafkin Husbands and wives. Auction set for March 20 1936 at 10 am on the premises with specified metes and bounds and a $300 cash deposit. further terms to be announced.
After a creditable showing to date the Maynard Hockey Club meets strong West Whippets on the Alumni Field rink. Sni pets have defeated Hudson twice this season, underscoring Maynard’s challenge for a tough matchup next Sunday.
The White Grove Guild hosted an Old Folks Ball in the upper hall with a party and dance. The Were in co days and Means Committee led by Mrs A A Hilferty and William J Smith organized the event. Scottie's orchestra played from 8 to 9 pm as fifty couples joined a grand march adding gaiety.
The Maynard Hockey Club remained undefeated in four straight, crushing the Concord Cubs 6 to 0 in a dominant victory. Starters fueled the rout with sharp passing and solid defense.
Maynard announces starting next Sunday March 1 and continuing through the month at the mission cathedral where sermons will be given and conduct provided by the group.
The holiday week brought a series of athletic events with crowds at capacity. Anthony Retagna and Mmasmoenitis led a dance at Maynard High School A A, Ralph Weckatrum provided music, and local and out of town guests attended. In sports the End Big Five faced the Chain Gang, while hockey kept the home rink undefeated. Several upcoming events promise brighter times.
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