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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1931
Page
4
Petition to the Selectmen seeks Sunday moving shows on the ballot for refor m annual town election. Community notices report dances, funerals, marriages, lectures at Maynard High School, and town activities including basketball practice and bowling results. Local residents travel to Florida and Woonsocket for work and visits. new marriages and appointments are noted.
The Joyce Kilmer Circle hosted the second home whist party at Mrs Edward Moore’s Powder Mill Road home. Forty tables played with prizes for Ruth Moynihan, Mrs Margaret McCarthy, Miss Mary Foley, John Moore, Joseph M. McCarthy, and Louis Evers. Guests came from Brookline, Boston and Hyde Park. The next event will be at Miss Grace Weeney’s Lincoln Street home next Monday night.
The Marlboro Bears prepare for a game against Fall River five with Whitey Bennet at center and guards Tisdell Reidy. Boothroyd and Bradbury highlighted as targets while Nurman anchors pivot. Other locals include Kasper Brasso and the manager plans to bring Natick and Pete Marquette teams to town. A social gathering in Hudson hosted by the Boudreau home featured bridge and song performances.
Union Congregational church elected officers and committee members at the annual meeting last Wednesday night. The religious education committee includes Mrs. Stockbridge Mrs. McCleary Mrs. Young Fred Moore Frank E B Sanderson Edith France and two others. The missionary committee lists Mrs Case Mrs Haynes Harold Nordberg Herbert Young and two to be chosen. The church council will include officers and five members at large with additions this year of the chairmen of the missionary and religious education committees.
Maynard Leon Dawson 39, son of Mr and Mrs William Dawson of Melrose and former town resident, died at his father Merrill’s home in Peekskill NY. His body was brought to Maynard for services held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Mary Lawton’s Brooks Street home. Two Seventh Day Adventist elders from Melrose led the service attended by relatives and friends. Bearers included Fred Herbert George Lawton Sr and Jr Hart Brooks of New York and Charles Mason of North Leominster. Burial followed in the Lawton family plot at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs Belle Morgan Sullivan wife of Cornelius Sullivan of North Andover died Monday morning at St Elizabeths hospital. Born in Maynard she is survived by her husband two sons and four daughters and three sisters Mrs George McCormack Mrs Blaieth Keeke and Miss Sarth Morgan. Burial followed services in North Andover with interment at St Bridgets Cemetery in town.
The White Cross Guild announces the annual Old Folks ball to be held Wednesday February 4 at the High school auditorium. Tickets are on sale. Proceeds support the Guilds work aiding those in need. all funds go to charitable activity.
By AL COWLES Saisa's Market hosts a busy night as big five rolls beat Steamrollers 24 to 13 to keep the Inter Town League title. Torpa and E Saari lead scoring with 7 each as Moynihan tops the vanquished and Duggan shines for the losers. Kanto A C defeats Scholastics 24-18 at Walsh Street Hall with Rutanen's soaring foul-line basket and Lehto's five. Scholastics then topple Boys Club 24-16 at Pastime Hall led by Zapareski's five baskets and Columbo contributing half the points.
The Johnson Pharmacy is the exclusive agent in Maynard for Rexall trade mark merchandise from United Drug Company. It guarantees customer satisfaction with Rexall preparations. if not satisfied, customers may return to the store for a refund.
Saisa's Market defeated Steamrollers 24 to 13. Scholastics beat Boys Club 24 to 16. Boys Club won 36 to 16 over White Eagles. Kanto A. C. beat Scholastics 24 to 18. Standings show Saisa's Market 5 0 1.009, Kanto A. C. 4 1 800, Scholastics 2 2 600, Boys Club 1 5 0, White Eagles 0 5 0.
Maynard High School makes its season debut this Friday in Marlboro as coach Lent drills the team at the local gym. The squad features Warila Gutteridge Hintsa Fingard and Kavaleski for one quarter, with the junior high champions as the second unit. Marlboro brings a veteran lineup as Maynard seeks the championship. Leo Tittle leads Seeadetet shlo ends the Hd eek é sheet at ont.
First baseball notes of the year show Normie Sims back from a sore arm, Bob Asbjornsen to A level form post-tonsil surgery, and Emil Iverson aiding the Blackhawks as trainer. Local sports gossip covers high school girls teams, junior highs, and assorted coaching and league quips amid sparse game results.
Marlboro auxiliary in Preston hall held a whist evening using fifteen tables. Prizes for women went to Mrs Cassie Lajoie Miss Gladys Warren Westboro Miss Abigail Bailey Mrs Billy Porter Mrs Ella Norton and Mrs Pauline Sasseville. Leading men included Ovide Sasseville Joseph Starro Lestier Wheeler Frank Craig Karl Craig and Edward J Bouvin.
Employment notice for an agency offering domestic help of all nationalities and both sexes. Mrs Hilda L Kotila, proprietor, invites careful consideration to every call. Address listed as 44 ce St May Hard.
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