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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1940
Page
3
Maynard residents attend local social events including whist and pinochle fundraisers for Finnish Relief and St George's church. College students and local families share milestones, hospital updates, and visits from relatives while community groups plan dances, concerts, and lodge programs at Parker Street hall and nearby venues.
The semi monthly baby clinic by the Board of Health will be held at the Health Centre at 2 30 tomorrow morning. Dr Earl F Ryan will be in charge assisted by Miss Mary Ward the public health nurse.
Ralph Whitney Maynard 21 of 58 Acton Street suffered a fracture of the fifth finger of his right hand when struck by an airplane propeller at Marlboro airport Sunday morning. He was treated at Marlboro Hospital and discharged. It is understood the propeller kicked back as he started the motor.
The Maynard cooperative club held a Monday night songfest in its rooms with Charles Manty providing feeding music and Charles Hekkala directing musical transcription. Refreshments followed as members enjoyed a social time. Al Frank Al tonen, a former federal government employee, will speak at the club’s next regular meeting.
Last Wednesday the Jewish Ta dies Aid Society hosted a charity whist event with prizes awarded to Lena Franklin B Krass Edith Chandler Edward Feldman Joseph Bell Tamoine Mary Rubin Elizabeth Kopp Seder Goldbere Kelley Tucker Rapport and a special prize to Mrs Graham in a community party for a good cause.
Candles blessed at St Casimir on candlemas day with mass at sight o clock and a seven pm rosary and benediction. Throats blessed after eight o clock mass at St Blaz and further observances at St Bridget.
The banns of marriage for Miss Virginia Andrewskiewicz daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Andrewskiewicz of 95 Mill Street and Michael S Sezerzey son of Mr and Mrs John Seger sen of 7 Pine Street were published for the third time at St Casimir's church on Sunday morning. They will wed next Saturday afternoon.
Dusty attic footage of the historic Dempsey Willard fight to be shown at Peoples Theatre over Thursday Friday and Saturday. Maynard notes Tiger Dempsey could have bested Louis and hails the films as some of the most history making in boxing. Shown with Kay Kyser musical That’s Right You’re Wrong.
Mrs George H White of Great Road entertained guests at a large house party Monday night to raise funds for the Regis College Senior Year Book. Miss Eleanor Flaherty announced a public whist at Co op Hall Monday night for the same Senior Year fund.
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Hollywood previews a legal novelty as MGM prepares The Earl of Chicago claiming a House of Lords murder trial has never been depicted on film. The article notes historical Lords trials and chronicles on set happenings from The Parole Fixer to The Way of All Flesh with cast and production details.
Berlin reports the addition of Mortimer Allen Dowhi Crowell Pearl Growell William Crowell Lighty Ringsbury Samuel Rothwell Samne Rothwell Charles Seahilty and Zobeth Woodbury to the town voting meter. There are 853 registered voters including 296 men and 256 women. A town report and warrant copy are distributed to voting households.
Marlboro resident Miss Lillian Normandin from West Main Street attended the Hair Dressers Convention at Hotel Statler in Boston yesterday. Flora Risodtti of Flora's Beauty Salon is at the same convention, with attendance continuing for ten days and into tomorrow. the text notes all latent attendees will be shown.
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