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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
3
Belmont and Sudbury residents attend church services. Students and teachers from Bryant Stratton receive diplomas. Community members plan Boy Scout efforts and summer camps at Camp Joyce and Scituate. St. John’s Day events in Finland are noted with ceremonies and bonfire.
A fragmented notice lists several teachers on break or vacation assignments. Names include Mildred Herbert, Townsend, Arion, and Mary Blanche among others. Several schools such as Wellesley and Ac ton High School are referenced with positions like sub master and education degree holders.
Fragmentary notes list students and names such as Ruth, Harold Glick, Laurier Ler, Timouth John Wisep, Calg Nomis Sing, with unclear locations or dates. The readable bits suggest a community piece about student return or reunion activity.
Wilbur G Clark of Hill Road Maynard has been granted a commercial radio license by the U S. A newly graduated Maynard High School student, Clark has been in town as a merchant for several years and is now a member of the Maynard Board of Assessors.
Intentions of marriage have been filed at the town clerk's office for several couples. The list includes Waterhouse with Julig and Easthope of Los Angeles, Toigi Arthur Wirtan of Brookline, Ma tilda Lehto of 18 Dartmouth Street, Edward Jensen Hird of Elsie K. Mark 30 Roosevelt Street. The Anchor and Ark Glee Club received an invitation to a Rochester New Hampshire concert on Saturday June 28. Afterward the club plans a motor trip to Wells Maine for the night of the 29th.
The St Bridget's cadets and Children of Mary Corps will drill at Crowe Park on Saturday June 28. A parade through the business section precedes the program where marching tactics and exhibition drills will be observed by military officials. A platoon from Co H of the 181st Infantry, Hudson, will perform an exhibition drill. A Camp Joyce Kilmer led food sale supports the parish camp. The event draws many residents from this and nearby towns.
Rev Ernest Mills pastor of the Methodist church is serving as chaplain for the LO Cc and making daily visits home. Rev David Aneel Be, pastor of the Fram ae Sout Pipes, preached at the morning service last Sunday. Mrs Angel is former pastor Mills Roe Mills wife and the parsonage on Brooks street hosted a Sunday night song service.
The Maynard High School banner for the Class of 1930 vanishes from the auditorium during commencement. Norman Walker, class president, said last seen on the wall in his bedroom, with the banner missing upon return. Previous classes 1928 and 1929 banners disappeared under similar mysterious circumstances.
A damaged reminiscence details Rainbow Money distributed with purchases in Rainbow Stores. Shoppers earn Rainbow Money per dollar spent and can bid it at a town Rainbow Auction for merchandise, with events and entertainments promised.
The Maynard Club proposes a shared operation plan aimed at boosting the town as a trading hub. Details are limited in this fragment, but officials invite participation to learn about the project and its benefits for residents and local stores.
Funeral at Glenwood cemetery on Friday with Rev. Ernest Lyman Mills pastor of the Methodist church leading the service at the grave.
A town benefit event benefits the Maynard school tonight at Maynard Theatre. The program includes vintage cinema from past decades and a talk by local collector Samuel Lerer. Proceeds support school activities and community arts.
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