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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
4
Maynard High will graduate 84 pupils this year with the commencement ceremony scheduled for June 28. The event caps a year of activities led by school officials and reflects the community’s focus on student achievement and local youth development.
A large crowd of DeMolay boys and friends attended the All-State DeMolay field day at Riverside Park in Auburndale on Saturday. Karl Madsen won first place in the high jump at 5 feet 9 inches, with Niio Keto Jacob Laurilla and Charles Manty serving as officials. An evening dance followed, featuring music by the Teddy Bears of Boston.
St Bridget’s parish held a whist social at the cooperative hall on Tuesday evening to raise funds for the Joyce Kilmer parish camp. The event awarded door prizes and multiple whist prizes to numerous residents of West Acton, South Acton, and nearby areas, with special honors given to several named participants including Mrs Amelia Tobin and Peter T. White.
The Fowler Tennis Court on Brooks Street has been reconditioned and is ready for use by a new Tennis Club. Membership dues grant identification cards, and court use costs 15 cents per hour when not in active play. Mr Vance, Mr McCleary, and Mr Fowler oversee arrangements. Miss Aimin Ruth and Mildred Herbert are visiting Franklin for the summer.
Oscar era notes quote director Hathaway insisting Hollywood remains the film capital due to outdoor locations climate and supply of exterior scenes within Southern California. He says westerns and other genres rely on the mountain desert and near studio scenery and will not relocate to New York.
A large attendance filled the V F W headquarters for the weekly whist party on Friday night. The upcoming Friday event is canceled due to the state convention in Greenfield. Door prize went to Laina Walsh with numerous prizes awarded to a long list of winners including Mrs Costello Mrs Gibeney Mrs Watt and Mary Rasmussen.
Alfred Albert and family express appreciation for kindness during recent bereavement and for the flowers. Several more stained glass windows were installed in St. Casimir's church this week with a dedication planned for August.
George W. Bailey of Weston NJ and retired attorney spoke to the Middlesex Radio Club and guests on intertown amateur radio. He demonstrated a portable 5 meter high frequency set with a 76 mile range, though still experimental, and outlined new amateur radio laws.
The Union Congregational Church outlines a July sermon series on Christian life and August union meetings at the Methodist church with Rev. Shepler in charge. Next Sunday pastors Thorpe and Vance exchange pulpits, a church baseball game against South Acton is planned, and Mt Monadnock trip plans are near completion for July 4. A Lake Boone picnic is set with Men’s League attendance and family meals, including swimming and sports.
Recognition Bay exercises showcased Beekeepers at Burdet College Baton E. H. Stone 86 Powder 1 received an honor certificate. A field day at Crestmere Farm Hast Hollinton will feature apiary inspection and management demonstration in the morning.
Well known bee keeper Morrill of Raynham will speak in the afternoon on a development in his profession.
The Feast of St Anthony was observed with special ceremonies by a large Italian community in Maynard and vicinity. Services were held at the rectory before a solemn high Mass in the church. A parade carried a statue of St Anthony through the streets, escorted by St Bridget's Fife Drums and Bugle Corps, St Bridget's Cadets, and the Children of ...
Fr. Lome presided as deacon with Rev. James as sub deacon at the mass. Rev. Fr. Brennan served as celebrant and Fr. Lome delivered a course on the life of the saint. The text highlights a city event noting pomp and self esteem among leaders.
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