10 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1934
Page
1
An OCR fragment discusses Maynard and Hudson workers, unemployed roles, and local C A office. It notes over 800 in Maynard and unplaced workers in both towns, questioning causes and seeking clarity on the situation.
Maynard plans a new boys ice hockey group with fresh uniforms and renewed hope after a frozen season halt. A Saturday game at Worcester was canceled due to no ice, but the local sextette remains active with players Aho Ollils Hinowski Carberry Lyden and others aiming to build a competitive future.
A special service commemorated the 226th birth anniversary of Charles Wesley at Acton. A quiet local election Wednesday granted the sale of wines and beers to the townspeople by a 182 to 163 vote.
Fragment mentions West Concord and Robert L on a forestry trip, a cabin stay near Gay, a summit ascent, a gate in wind, Monroe at 6600 ft, and Mr Jeffer serving hot soup that froze. Details are garbled and incomplete.
Mrs Thomas Le Se Ee Mond road, South Sudbury, died Tuesday after pneumonia. The family has long been in town. she leaves a husband two sons and two daughters.
A description of an emergency relief distribution aims to protect deserving, borderline welfare cases from being recorded publicly. Mr Scully notes coal from the Federal Relief Commission will be allocated to prevent profitable misuse and to ensure those in need receive support without exposing vulnerable individuals on welfare rolls.
Mrs Wright, 44, widow of a Sudbury resident, died after a sudden illness. She left four brothers Albert, Charles, Samuel and Clifford Wright. Funeral services were held January Siue conducted by Rev Lert B Reynolds pastor of Memorial church South Sudbury. Interment was in Edgel Grove. She was known as a devoted home maker who kept the household together after her mother's death and was mourned by a wide circle of friends and neighbors.
About two dozen selected articles will be given as prizes at this party with a drawing at the final event of the month. Dr A Kelleher leads arrangements with a large committee. Bingo will conclude the evening after the music.
Mev Garritt of Peabody will occupy the pulpit for the next few months. Morning service on Sunday January 14 at 10 46. Church school at 9 20 am. Mrs Harold B Day and her sister Mrs George Day have been absent for several weeks during which time there has been improvement after an operation.
The group of women associated with the Ladies Union extend greetings as the calendar turns to 1934. Members plan gatherings and ongoing efforts within the organization.
Town of Maynard to hold annual town election with liquor license issue on ballots. Nomination papers issued for several independents. Registrars announce polling and filing deadlines with January dates and a February election day. Officials include Selectmen Frank Binks Charles Irwin Frank E Sanderson town clerk George H Gutteridge treasurer George Oswald C John Connors Nicholas Downey and Frank Downey.
Riad Atier Chace Maynard-Kalle Helin aged 179, born in Finland and resident of the town for 24 years, died recently. He is survived by the wife of Maynard and three sons.
Mr and Mrs Frank Marsh were visited by the 182d Infantry unit during an annual Federal and State inspection. The event was held in the State Armory with details unclear in the text.
The ceremony at St church drew a large crowd of relatives. Miss Theresa Wasuik led the bridal party with Eva friegde and Mary Tamalevich as sisters assisting. The bride wore white velvet with a bouquet of white roses and valley lilies. groom’s brother Joseph Pilecki was best man. The couple plans to reside on Dean after a honeymoon in New York.
An international program at Maynard Grange Hall showcased costumes from Italy England Turkey and Belgium with music by Nina Ruble and Fred Mariano. The first meeting of 1906 will be January 11 at Grange Hall marking the order s 20th anniversary in Maynard with charter members present and officers listed for ceremonies.
Maynard gains a government order to supply 300000 yards of fabric for a June opening. The move boosts optimism among textile workers and merchants as unemployment figures register around 6800. The report notes varying confidence across mills and suppliers about the coming market rebound.
Two young men enter the town treasurer's office in Maynard asking for a $10 bounty for a wild cat they shot in the Mill woods. They present the carcass and seek to file a claim with the Health department for 50 cents, while the town clerk explains the nose-cut rule for bounty payment.
A major fire on South Road Bedford destroyed William Neville residence Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Neville, alone with a baby upstairs, smelled smoke and found the upper floor in flames. Firemen responded after a delayed alarm and neighbors aided in evacuation.
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