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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
2
Maynard community items report resignations and court cases, sports notes, illness updates, and upcoming meetings. Local residents including J eph Farrell, Nyholm, Buscemi, and Serrin are mentioned along with school activities and church services.
Maynard Italian club organized with Raymond Grandolfo president Adam Mari ano vice president Vincenzo Anuzzo recording secretary Vito Carbone financial secretary Charles Visocchi treasurer and trustees Joseph Morgano Luigi Tiberio Patsy Parego. Meetings to be held at a hall on Waltham Street. Snow plows from the street department were at work most of Monday night clearing streets and crews labored Tuesday along sidewalks.
Lyman Priest age 107 of Maynard died at home after a week's illness. He was born in Boscobel Canada and came to Maynard 50 years ago. Survived by wife Sadie F Priest two daughters Hazel J and Helen O Priest two sisters Mrs Eliza Marshall and Mrs John Weavilg five brothers Selectman James Priest William Walter Albert Priest of Maynard and Charles atham funeral Friday at home.
The American Theatre Society opens a two week run starting January 9 at the Plymouth Theatre Boston with John Van Druten's There's Always Juliet. Violet Heming and Roger Pryor lead a cast, supported by Lillian Brennard Tonge and Joan Graham Spacey in a lively contemporary London love comedy.
Maynard reports Co operative hall hosts top mat action with promoter Georgie Anastos presenting Stan aus Zysbsko three time world champion as headliner. A four girl battle royal features Eva Fontaine Rachel Prince Lucille Terrien and Babe Lamont for a lively finish.
Colonel Frank Coes of Worcester addressed the Men’s League in the church vestry last night. He used slides to illustrate the history and connections of stamps shown on the screen and explained each item with brief notes.
Thiti Cecil B DeMille travels from New York to Hollywood on January 4 to attend the world premiere of The Sign of the Cross at the Rialto Theatre. Kate Smith enjoys chess and is in Hollywood making Hello Everybody for Paramount. Biography notes Lona Andre.
Born in Nashville Launa Anderson known as Lona Andre became a leading film actress in months. She entered the Panther Woman contest after her mother submitted entries and photos and soon landed a romantic lead opposite Kent Taylor in The Mysterious Rider. Hollywood publicists then named her one of fifteen Wampas Baby Stars for 1932.
Babe Christie scored 16 as Karhu girls opened a 20-10 lead at Parker Street Hall and with Helen Hokkanen directing the attack, defeated Tarmo 35-23. Sylvia Nyholm led Tarmo with strong floor play and scoring, with Bertha neck aiding Nyholm.
Marie Gauvin of Marlboro quietly marks her 85th birthday at Lincoln Street home. Born in St Cesaire P Q she has lived in Marlboro over 70 years. Widow of Frank Gauvin former principal assessor she belongs to St Marys church St Anns Sodality and the French Mutual Aid Society. Her two sons Frank and Joseph live in Worcester and the Misses Rosa Lin Marie and Mrs Napoleon reside in Marlboro.
Officers of Bessie L. Marshall Auxiliary U S W V were installed at their Temple Block headquarters in Marlboro. Installing officer Mrs Annie Fitch Framingham Dept Senior Vice President presided with new president Margaret Hurd Maynard and other officers seated. Guests included Charles F McCarthy Everett Beck Ira Haines and Fred M Fitch who spoke remarks and gifts were given to retiring officers.
Maynard notes re election of officers at its Trust Company annual meeting. Frank E. Sanderson remains president Oswald Dreschler reappointed vice president Hartwell Flood serves as clerk and a slate of directors including Kennan Damon B J Coughlin James Ledzard George Lynch and others is listed.
The Philathea class met at Mrs Mildred Hardesty’s home on Parker street. Rev. Robert M Pierce will preach next Sunday at 10 30 and conduct the fourth quarterly conference at 3 pm. Evening service features male quartet music and a sermon on The Lost Sheep. Men’s Bible Class meets Monday at 8 for business and social. a committee report on naming a constitution will be acted upon. Officers elected to conduct lay delegate elections: William Naylor judge, Harry E Burnham and Joseph A Foster tellers.
Hudson cooperative Bank treasurer Herman J. Courtemanche explained how Federal Home Loan Banks operate and benefit credit institutions at a Hudson Rotary Club luncheon in Sharon's restaurant. William E. O'Donnell, chairing the program, announced a hockey night on January 24 at the Boston Garden with the Canadiens versus the Bruins. reservations were requested by next Tuesday. Visitors included Ralph Whitman from Marlboro and William Severance of Brookline.
Christmas was observed with ceremonies at the Russian Orthodox church Prospect street on Saturday and Sunday. Rev Serge Bazilivich led the service and the church calendar marked seven as this year. A Christmas party for the children followed the Sunday services.
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