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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
4
Maynard residents and friends fill weekends with visits to Worcester and York Beach. Local students and staff mingle on vacations, with many attending Harvard summer courses or heading to Maine camps. A moving picture machine joins Joyce Kilmer camp equipment as community life centers shift to July activities.
Harvard athletic instructor Janko Mikkola who returned from Finland will teach swimming and athletics at Kaleva Camp Ft. Pond Littleton. Details on classes available from John Noalen Chandler street or H M Keto 20 Harrison street. Position wanted high school girl seeks summer work Tel Maynard 265 4.
Dr Earl F Ryan, a well known local physician with a six year practice here, announced this week that he will open an office in Newtonville marking his relocation from the current town practice.
The first match of the annual golf tourney between Maynard Council K of C and Marlboro Council K of C will be held July 17 at the Marlboro Country Club. The return match will be played at Maynard. Twenty six devotees of the niblick and brassie will represent each Council in the 1929 battle of the links.
The Middlesex County Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics announces the annual county picnic will be held Thursday July 15 at the historic Wayside Inn in Sudbury. The event was scheduled early this year to avoid conflicts with other organizations.
National lecturer J A Pore or J Adame Puffer spoke at Cochran hall before the Hudson Rotary Club on crime causes. He blamed idle time, bad influences, and environment, noting sensational newspapers and movies promote crime and that urban drift and entertainment gaps fuel youth mischief.
Los Angeles reporters note that Mendell and Reinhart extended a world record flight beyond 200 hours as they stay aloft aboard a motorized craft. They beat the prior 174 hour mark set by Byron Newcomb and Roy Mitchell of Cleveland. They vow to fly as long as the engine runs, aiming for a possible week more aloft.
Marlboro resident Ralph De Gregory of the Twin Mutuals attended the Braves Cubs game in Boston yesterday. Mr and Mrs De Gregory recently returned from New Castle Pennsylvania where they visited. A Perry O Leary led party watched the Sonnenberg Lewis wrestling match in Boston last night. Andy Vigeant noted as a prominent bowler is on a two week vacation from Prudential Insurance Co and plans to attend several Boston ball games this week. Louis Duhamel and niece Su ryanne of Millis visit Edward Blanchette at 99 Shawmut Avenue. Francis Cavanaugh of Basex Street, foreman at Framingham Dennison Co, on two week vacation at Lake Boon.
The Blarney Stone starts a US tour with kisses priced at 60 cents each. Report from Ireland by Tully the hobo author and his wife after a second honeymoon notes that while many Irish doubt it they are sentimental and may be swayed by the idea.
Hudson Town faces Marlboro City in a Monday night game at Moulton Dight. The home team debuts after a week of organization following a Fourth of July victory in Leominster. Star pitcher Burtoff-Wheeler will start for Hudson with battery mate John Shea of St Anselm's College.
Barri Lepminster remains State President as the Fraternal Order of Eagles holds its annual state convention in Greenfield. Officers elected include Thomas F. Quinn Lowell vice president and Michael L. Foley Pittsfield secretary with over 1000 members from 40 districts attending alongside 130 delegates and ten state officers.
Vacancies in the high school faculty were filled at a schol committee meeting. Mrs. Hason Gross of Maynard was appointed English teacher, Miss Mathilda Cassone of Dorchester as teacher of junior business training and economic geography, and Miss Vena B Field of Vanceboro Me as Latin and history teacher.
The Maynard Board of Health will appoint a plumbing inspector and adopt a new plumbing code and health regulations tied to the new sewerage system. Applications with qualifications and salary expectations must be filed by July 24. Dr JH Matzkin chairs the board with Lester Cowles as secretary and Guyer Fowler as the other member.
MAYNARD July 10 Tony Vitakowitz 56 formerly worked on a Fletcher Corner farm died Sunday at Mass General Hospital. Body moved to the uncle's home. Funeral at St. Casmir's Church at 9 tomorrow. Burial at St. Bridget's Cemetery.
Patrolman John P Reagan of the State Police arrested Harold Woods of Ayer in the home of Miss Mildred Schnair in West Acton on assault and battery charges. Woods allegedly punched Miss Schnair during an argument, causing a forehead wound needing three stitches. He was found guilty in Ayer District Court and sentenced to six months in Cambridge House of Correction. he appealed and was held for the Superior Court with $1000 bail.
Bernice Youmans of Hinsdale visits her war sister Mrs ILossie E Laird on Ital Street. Jude A Stiles visits on Sunday to begin training as an instructor at the reformatory. Tucker and daughter Maeriorié enjoy a summer at the Anchorage with Mere tary Coaiphent at Faulkner House.
Apthorp Company announces the sale of the South Sudbury Antique Shop at the State Road in South Sudbury. The Colonial nine room homestead with about a quarter acre transfers from Sarah M Johnson to Perciva Dove Jr of Cambridge. Devey will continue the business as established.
The only country school devoted to scientific gliding opens in South Wellfleet with a large aviation crowd present. Instructor Karl Von Chlingensperg, famed for the three gull filers from Munich, plans a sustained glide attempt to beat a record while the session runs.
Dr Gar nd will speak on Four Great Fees in the union service at Maynard Methodist Church next Sunday morning. A cordial invitation is extended to strangers and friends to attend and share in the services.
Engagement and forthcoming marriage notices from Hudson report Miss Francis Maria Dimick of Burlington Vermont and Rank Albert Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mietcher of Warner Street Hudson were married in Burlington Vermont on Saturday July 6.
The Flying Pass of the Marine Corps mourn their dead at Squantum Naval Air Station. Marine Lieut George Beneene from San Diego and Gunner Brent L. Jones from Dallas were killed when their plane dived into Quincy Bay after a tail spin. Stephens, the pilot, perished in the crash as his wife waited at home.
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