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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1933

Page

3

Maynard News Highlights Local Guests and Events

Maynard society notes include visits from Harry Fowler of Washington DC and John ONeil with daughter Mary of Somerville, plus Marion Stacey of Lawrence as guests of local residents. Community programs feature watch night services, sermons, church concerts, Grange and Rainbow meetings, a Cape Cod lecture, and the Maynard Woman's Club program. Local sports plans include basketball and hockey matches, while public notices report a grand jury duty, a chimney fire, and police court actions.

Methodist Church Notes Show Music Program Sunday

Prof. Fr. O. Harrell of Boston conducts 7 o’clock evening service at the Methodist Church next Sunday January 8. The program features sacred music on Swiss Bells saxophone and musical glasses valued at over 500 dollars. He will give a brief address on the value of music in religious service and create a Rock of Ages picture from colored fabrics.

Methodist Church O. Harrell Boston Harrell London Tremont Temple Maine California

Thanks for support after death of George Jamieson of Maynard

The family expresses gratitude to all who offered kindness during their bereavement for George Jamieson.

Card of Thanks for Masses and Flowers

We express heartfelt thanks to all who were kind during our bereavement for Mary and Margaret Leyden Maynard. The thoughtful flowers and mass cards are deeply appreciated.

Mary and Margaret Leyden Maynard

Counsellor-at-Law Stars Paul Muni at Shubert Boston

Paul Muni brings Counsellor-at-Law to the Shubert Theatre Boston for a three week run starting January 9. The Elmer Rice drama features a 30 member cast led by Muni with a noted scenic design and a mix of melodrama, pathos and wit as a Jewish lawyer climbs to prominence while facing a rival's early misdeed.

Paul Muni Shubert Theatre Elmer Rice Boston New York George Smon Muni Jennie Moscowitz Regina Wallace Anne Teeman Dorothy Day Conway Washburne Martin Wolfson Jack Leslie Elmer Brown Ned Glass Sue Moore Malka Kornstein Angela Jacobs Sam Bonnell Doris Underwood John Crump John M. Quilen T. H. Manning J. Hammond Dailey Raymond Lovey America

Midland League Collins Alleys Leads Singles High

Schofield's 153 single tops Midland League totals. Collins Alleys maintains strong scoring pace with team totals reaching 1523 across the season.

Collins Alleys Schofield Collins Fournel

Ann Leyden of Maynard Died After Long Illness

Mrs. Ann Leyden, 72, widow of John Leyden and longtime Maynard resident, died Thursday at her home after a long illness. She is survived by two daughters Mary and Margaret. Funeral held Saturday at St. Bridget's Church with a requiem mass and burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery.

Maynard Ann Leyden Grant Street John Leyden Ireland Mary Margaret Leyden St. Bridget’s Church Walter Roche George Brennan John Dzick John Michael Nee James Connelley Martin Higgins William Casey Leonard Nee St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Tarmo Five Triumphs Over Mohawks In Tight Fashion

Tarmo nipped Gardner Mohawks 28 27 at Parker Street Friday evening after Benny Sokolowski drilled the winning free throw. Sokolowski Torppa and Saari starred for the Taros while Hill Davis and Collins fought hard for the Mohawks in a climax filled with fouls and late drama.

Gardner Parker Street Benny Sokolowski Frank Merriwell Gilleney Soko Torppa Farmes Hill Davis Maynard Ted Collins Sokolowski Saari Tarmos Luikas Tarmo Gis. Fils Robots Nk Aan Rae ROE Ddb Wlaherty Gilleney, Rb Doeatrt Oas Tslerg Gis. Fis Heikkala Davis Wysok Eee Ai UE Iiss Seers E Ee Poikkenen Ehnstrom Er Ih Pollard Colinas Entkas Ale Reaieement Columbo

Greetings to Concord From the Concord Ship

The Board of Selectmen received a greeting card from the U S S Concord intended for all town residents and signed by the Captain and ward room officers. It recalled that years ago the town presented a silver service to the Concord.

Concord Board of Selectmen U.S. SS

Rumors of New Candidates Entering Field in Maynard Election

Town officers election set for February with party caucuses this month for nominations. Rumors swirl that new candidates may enter the field as terms expire for selectmen and multiple town offices including clerk treasurer tax collector school committee water and sewer commissioners board of welfare health public library and other posts.

Maynard Frank S. Binks Charles Irwin James Priest Frank E. Sanderson George H. Gutteridge Howard Herbert Edward MacPherson Gavin Taylor B. J. Coughlin William Smith Board of Public Welfare Frank Moynihan Board of Health John Hannon Public Frank C Clifford Cheney Alfred E. McCleary John Conns Nicholas Driscoll Frank Oney Costables Alicé Browne Alice Nagle

The Screen's Most Gallant Gentleman

William Powell earns the title for suave urbanity across Philo Vance and debonair crime roles. Born in Pittsburgh, he began on stage and first appeared onscreen in Sherlock Holmes with John Barrymore. Powell later shed bachelorhood to marry Carole Lombard, rising to film stardom.

William Powell Philo Vance Powell Pittsburgh Blade Jack Absolute Sheridan John Barrymore Vilain Carole Lombard

Norma Shearer Stars in Strange Interlude at Peoples Theatre

Norma Shearer and Clark Gable headline the opening of Strange Interlude at the Peoples Theatre. The Eugene ONeill drama follows Nina Leeds through thirty years of tragedy and complex love, featuring two sound recordings to preserve the play’s asides.

Eugene O'Neill Peoples Theatre Norma Shearer Clark Gable The Theatre Guild Lynn Fontanne Miss Shearer O’neil Nina Leeds Helen Hayes Madelon Cleicher

Marlboro Man Hospitalized After Sudbury Crash

Gerald Casavant of 56 Frye Street Marlboro was injured when his car wrecked in a field near Sudbury early Sunday. A passing motorist alerted Maynard police. Casavant was rushed to Emerson Hospital in Concord. Police plan to file charges. Bernard Garrigan returns from Waterville holiday visit.

Marlboro Gerald Cassavant Frye Street Emerson Hospital Concoord Sudbury Casavant Maynard Police Department Poice John J. Connors, Jr Maynard S. B. Annis Seneca W. Hail Warren Twombly Polie

Schools Reopen After Christmas Vacation in Town

The town’s schools reopened yesterday following the annual Christmas break. Students and staff returned to classes as regular schedules resumed.

Illness and gatherings mark early January in local notes

Marlboro four year old Richard Mahoney son of Councilor George P Mahoney is ill at home with grippe. New Year reunions were held at the homes of Mrs T H Lacou ture Grant street and Mr and Mrs Edward Rougeau Elm street. Judge Raoul H Boudreau to preside at January Superior Court session in Cambridge. He will also preside at Cambridge and Boston Superior Courts during 1933. A social whist will be held next Thursday in Grand Army hall under American Legion Auxiliary auspices with favors for players. The welfare fund will receive the program as added. Hostesses are Mrs Nellie Riani Ruth Savage Mary Soldani and Alice Sargent. The Ladies Benevolent circle of the Baptist church meets Wednesday afternoon in the church followed by a public supper at 6 30.

Maynard Grange Grange Hall John Shepler Alfie Hayward Laura Woodart Harvey Turner State Grange Alan Palmer Grangé Circle Margaret ‘Whitney Yolcott Street Maynard Assembly Rainbow For Maynard Woman’s Club High School Frank Farnell Cape Cod Florence’ Seder Frances Archer Irene Batley Providence R. I Albert Batley Acton Street Virginia Collins State Teachers College Hyannis Elizabeth Collins Concord Street John Pozarycki Adolph Chyaus Long Island N. Y Tarmo A. C Peabody F.C Parker Street Hall Maynard Heckers Chila Aho Carbary Brayden Warilla Kangas Heckers Concord H. C Bedford Lincoln Lex‘neton Jane Naylor Belle Aire Maryland Harret Naylor Maplestreet St. Casmir’s Gym St. Mary's South Boston St. Casimir Maynard Hopkinton H St. Casimir’s Alfred Billett Waltham Street Middlesex County Grand Jury St. Casimir’s Church Eddie Mack Argone A.A New England Kino Nyholm Mack Nyholm Sooky Jackson Boston Hub Billy Sienkewicz Tony Gaudet Lynn Harold George Manuel Glickman Harold Lerer Jewish Council Boston Garden Jennie Murphy Brooks Street Samuel Buchemi Mill Street Concord L. D. Wilson Chapter Order of DeMolay Marlboro Irving Wooldridge Middlesex County 4-H Fort Pond Littleton Richard Mahoney George P. Mahoney Rice Street Grippe Raoul H. Boudreau Cambridge Grand Army Hall American Legion Auxiliary Nellie Riani Ruth Savage Mary Soldani Alice Sargent Ladies Benevolent Circle of the Baptist Church

Miss Lafreniere Marries Man of Same Name

The marriage of Gwedolyn Lafreniere of 20 Greenwood Street to Arthur Lafreniere of 73 Rice Street on New Year’s Day was announced. Rev. Albert E. Beaumont presided at the First Church Congregation. Loretta Lafreniere and W E Pitman attended the couple. The bride works as a box maker and the groom as a shoe factory worker. They will reside at 20 Greenwood Street.

Greenwood Street

Berlin Seals Netted 72 9 In Tuber Culosis Sale

Berlin Mrs Marion Fromant in charge of the tuber culosis seal sale reports receipts of 72 65 dollars and thanks contributors. Follow up cards have been made for those not returning seals or money and they are urged to return promptly so Mrs Fromant can file her report.

Berlin Marion C. Fromatl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry Fowler Washington, DC Guyer Fowler John O'Neil Somerville Margaret Sweeney Lincoln Street Misa Marion Stacey Lawrence Leslie Sims St. George’s Church Hason Cross Ellen Teival V. Taival Chandller Street Massachusetts General Hospital Jesus John Rex ‘Shepler Ralph Jones Elmer ‘Oak William Johnston Hartwell Paul A. Cole Department of Corporation and Taxation State House St. Bridget's Maynard Independents Danvers State Hospital Campbell’s York State Libby Piessbury Deerfield United Co-operative Warne T-1 Pheprson Mary Ward George Jamieson Ces To Pontiac Powder Mill Mrs Norma ‘Shearer Bernard Garrigan Waterville Main Street Arctic U.S.P Oslo Father Johns Johns Lydia Pinkham Scott’s Pertussin Rexall Hollywood Overland Rexall Drug Store T.H. Lacouture Edward Rougeau Elm Street Miss Lafreniere Gotham Patrick O’brien City James J. Walker
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