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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
3
A jumble of names and events lists guests relatives and engagements in Marlboro and surrounding towns. It notes weddings engagements school events club meetings and visits by Massachusetts figures with numerous residents hosting guests and attending gatherings during a Patrick period.
The family of the late Mrs. Catherine Donohue express gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement. They thank attendees for the support, beautiful flowers, and spiritual bouquets received.
Questionable fragment mentions care consideration and a call for help at a main street location. No clear names dates or organizations are readable to anchor a full news item.
The Y P S I basketball squad joins a circuit featuring Miéhbure Y P, L, Mo hawk Club of Cardner. Home games are set for Parker Street Hall. The roster includes Kiki, Bil Kangas Warila Torpoa Saari George and Waino Ojalehto.
Anite Social reports Mizpah Rebekah Lodge meeting at Oda Fallows hall with Thursday program led by Mrs. Sadie Cases and Mrs. Ottill Drechsler among others. A February 5 social is planned by Lesesie McGarry, Mar lonee Grace Trees, Ruth Shaw and Mary Leite.
Mrs John Zaniewski sprained her ankle after slipping on ice at Memorial Park wall. Charles Gove from the Government Printing Office visits his cousin Irvin Howe in Acton. A Parents Night and Fifth anniversary program features a meeting of L D Wilson Chapter Order De Molay on Feb 2.
A moving picture show for the benefit of the Maynard Citizens Committee Relief Fund will be held at the Maynard Theatre next Sunday night. The committee is Frank Punch, Lester Cowles and Michael McNamara. Maynard P. O. bowling team beat Fitchburg in a Post Office League match, 101-99, behind Hoffman and E. W. Maynard.
Maynard lodge hosts a two act sketch by Mary Irethead Abbie Isner Helen Keto Edith Maubenstein Frank Case Robert Lester William Duckworth Archie McPherson and R Edward Keto with vocal selections by Mrs William Duckworth. The program features Mise Edith Laubenstein and a special program Wildey Night. Event observed by Maynard Lodge 100 F and Miszpah Rebekah lodge on Wednesday Jan 28 with a gram by out of town talent.
Members of De Molay from Marro will transfer from L D Wilson Chapter 48 to form a Marlboro chapter on Thursday night January 22. Master Councillor Robert E Madsen will install new officers as Maynard attendees join in the ceremony. The first officers are Robert H Wilcox Jr master councillor Lambert H Bigelow senior councillor Warren Cross junior councillor Robert Fletcher senior deacon Raymond Dumont junior deacon John Sellar senior steward Donald Lewis junior steward Preston Potter treasurer Donald Dumont chaplain Roger Brown orator George Bigelow standard bearer W Bilis Fiske Jr marshal Ralph Bonin almoner Alfred Hastings sentinel Clinton D Nichols Jr Walter Wilcox Gunnar Johnson Paul Phelps Robert Brown Christy Matheson James MacLeod.
The Maynard Grange will install its officers at a meeting in Grange Hall tomorrow night. Officers listed include Annie Floyde master Ledn Whitney overseer Adelaide W Sims lecturer Merion White steward A J Bourke steward Mary Lawton chaplain Irvin Howe treasurer Helena Murphy secretary Russell Naylor gate keeper Eva Smith Ceres Mary Powers Pomona Grace Whitney Mora Trene Martin lady assistant steward and Grace Rourke pianist.
Members of Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls will hold an initiation meeting on Saturday January 24 at Mesnic hall. Mise Doris Dawson organizing officer will be assisted by Virginia Laws and Edith Elgon. The Anchor and Ark Glee Club will perform as the girls of the Assembly present a program.
The funeral of John Busharin aged 50, of 34 Glendals Street, who died Monday was held this afternoon. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. He was a widower with no known relatives.
The University Extension of the State Department of Education presents a series of eight lectures. The second session, held last Wednesday night, featured Dr Oliver A Cooper on the school child. Tonight’s third lecture will be by Miss Ruth M Faulkner on The School Child.
Maynard Miss Hadith Foster, school nurse, reports December activity under Charles H. Walker. 187 pupils examined. 163 treated at school. 36 treated at homes. 3 excluded for contagion or illness suspected. 27 school visits and 36 home visits. 58 accompanied to doctors for medical or dental treatment. Dental clinic saw 58 pupils, with 79 extractions, 44 fillings, and cleanings. All pupils weighed. Nurse also visited U S Veterans hospital for Junior Red Cross work.
Catherine Crowley of Plymouth passed away and her funeral held Friday at 10 AM at St Bridget's Church. Rev Walter Roche led the requiem Mass with Deacon Rev Charles Donahue and Subdeacon Rev George Brennan. Burial followed in St Bridget's Cemetery. Crowley, born Gleasondale, lived in Maynard, known for charitable work with the Immaculate Conception Sodality. Survived by brother Edward Crowley and sister Miss Nellie Crowley. many local residents paid respects.
Charles W Manty Jr of May naré is a regular M A C varsity member this winter. He has been active in college life, starring on the hockey team since his sophomore year and also playing freshman football, sophomore track, and taking part in the Prom and Commencement shows.
Union Church attendees heard Ronen Aguizap discuss Philippines needs and Christian aid. A Filipino graduate of Gordon School of Theology spoke as Vestry filled. A future lecture on Developing the World Mind is planned for Sunday night, ending January. Church school meets at 9 45 with the sermon on The Transient and the Permanent.
Mrs Susan Sheehan, hospitalized at Emerson for injuries from a fall, was expected to be released and come home today.
Local notice reads that an applicant seeks a church position and directs inquiries to Address Box D at Marlboro Enterprise Office. The brief entry provides minimal details and no names or dates.
An advertisement offers board for an infant or older child with pricing noted as $5.00 or $6.50 per week. Contact maynard via telephone number 492-12.
In a letter to the editor Frank Punch pleads guilty to running for selectman in his native town. He jokes about becoming a laughing stock while promising a square deal and fair governance if elected, noting voters may trample his last years in the ring.
St. Casimir's parish hall serves as a youth center with regular basketball practices led by Rev. John Dzick. The White Eagles, captained by Frank Ramesh, feature former school stars and promise competitive local action as the gym expands to include other athletic facilities.
An automobile from Hudson driven by Charles E. Mace loses control in Maynard hitting a street department pole and the Raglé building, breaking its framework. Merchandise falls from shelves at Thomas Gramo store. the car is badly damaged. A customer shouted about the powder mills exploding.
An Arlington advertisement highlights Wilmer G Tenney’s business ties with Hudson Motor Car Company of Detroit. It extols Hudson as a long standing innovator with a new 20 million plant, a wide Essex Super Six range at $595, and the larger Hudson Eight at $875. It emphasizes advanced body construction, metal stamping, and full service facilities.
Miss Eleanor Flaherty entertained at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs Edward J Flaherty during the week. Guests included Barbara Jordan Barbara Hamlin Irene Lemoine Violet Fingard Robert Seder Freddie Keegan Rialdd Whitney and Werner Marshall. Prizes were won by Barbara Jordan and Robert Seder. A social followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
Romano Aquizap a Gordon College graduate spoke on The Philippines at the third in a series on developing The World Mind. Rev Mathew Vance introduced him as pastor whose morning sermon titled The Art of Living Together. Denhle Farnell spoke on Jesus Idea of Pleasure at the Young Peoples Society meeting.
The family of the late Miss Catherine Crowley expresses appreciation for the kindness shown during their recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers and spiritual bouquets received.
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