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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

2

Maynard News: Local Graduates and Summer Plans

Maynard residents share summer plans and school news. Harvard juniors William Ledgard and Simon Seder return home after the school year. others from Northeastern and local colleges also plan vacations, camps, and coaching duties. Community events include the Fourth of July outing at Lake Boone, church parishes arranging summer activities, and various graduates with future enrollments noted.

William Ledgard Simon Seder Harvard Willis Stockbridge Oliva ‘+Hintsa Northeastern Sare John O'Leary Worcest Dorothy Marsden Boston University Dorothy Warnham Mason-chusetts State College Guido Caihone Massachusetts School of Practical Arts Thompson Street Tanio Fingard Dartmouth L Road Wainio Forrest Hartin Massachusetts State College Con- Church Albert Larkin Lake Boone Winders Department E Asia- New

Miss Ruth Wilson to Sail for Paris on The Tale de France

Miss Ruth Wilson a French teacher at the local high school will sail to Paris on Saturday aboard The Tale de France to pursue an advanced language course. Her class recently graduated with the school's strongest financial treasury in its history.

Paris Ruth Wilson Tale de France

Banns of Marriage Published at St Bridget’s Church

Banns were published for the third time at St Bridget’s Church on Sunday morning for Olga Ann Bobik of Riverbank road and Mark T Kelley of Pumping Station road with a wedding planned at five o’clock Saturday afternoon. A second couple, Josephine Mambo, daughter of Elizabeth Mambro, and Frankelon Kause, son of John Kausewier, were announced to wed in the church next Sunday.

St. Bridget's Church Olga Ann Bobik Steven Bobik Riverbank Road Mark T Kelley Mark E. Kelley Pumping Station Road Josephine Elizabeth Mambro Frank Elon John Kausewier

West End Nines Lose 4 3 In Close Hudson Battle

Weakened by missing regulars at the Senior reception the West End nine fell 4 3 to Hudson on Hudson grounds Friday evening. The defeat ties West End with West Concord for the top place. Sula Hintsa pitched steadily but loose defense cost the locals. Paul Connors, former local town manager, caught for the visitors.

West End Hudson West Concord Sula Hintsa Paul Connors

Ancient Order of Hibernians and Auxiliary Meet in Newton Highlands

The 26th annual gathering of Middlesex County AOH and Ladies Auxiliary, with families, occurred Sunday afternoon at the Working Boys Home in Newton Highlands. A brief County Board meeting followed. James McCarthy chaired the arrangements committee. Maynard attendees included Mrs Della Moore, president. Mrs Margaret McCarthy. Alice Joyce. Agnes Driscoll.

Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies’ Auxiliary Middlesex County Newton Highlands James McCarthy Della Moore Margaret McCarthy Alice Joyce Agnes Driscoll Maynard

Award Letters For Middlesex League Nine Honor 1935 Team

Reggie Sawyer, high school coach, awarded letters to the 1935 Middlesex League co champions. Recipients include Captain Frank Braggen, Captain Elect William Liverman, James Ledgard, Russell Jordan, Bob Dugan, Marianne, Vin Labowicz, Tony Rovich, Eddie O’Donnell, Lou Columbo, Rollie Chidley, Al Fraser and Eddie Hoffman. Sawyer is in Chicago taking a summer course at the American College of Physical Education.

Reggie Sawyer Frank Braggen William Liverman James Ledgard Russell Jordan Bob Dusgan Marianne Vin Labowicz

Reception for Rev Baron Marshall at Methodist Church

Pastor Rev. Baron Marshall and his wife were honored with a salad and strawberry supper at the Methodist church Saturday. Mrs Marshall stood as a bouquet of flowers while the Ladies Aid Society, led by Mrs Jesac Binks, organized the event.

Baron Marshall Methodist Church Marshall Ladies Aid Society Jesac Binks Laura MacPherson Lake Boon

Strawberry festival at Union Congregational church Friday

Festival Friday night runs 5 to 7 pm at the vestry with Mrs. Irving Howe in charge and Men's Forum assisting. Delegates Anna Swanson Ruth Berglind Waren Constance chosen for Northfield Conference in July. Rev Matthew Vance attends a Union meeting as part of Sunday services at the Methodist church.

Union Congregational Church Irving Howe Anna Swanson Ruth Berglind Wareden Constance Northfield Matthew _ Vance Navy Ou Union Baron Marshall Methdist

Awards at Kilmer Whist at Maynard Cooperative Club

A weekly whist party at Maynard Cooperative Club benefiting Camp Joyce Kilmer drew a large crowd. Hostesses Monday were Mrs William Reid and Mrs William Lawrence of Acton. Special prizes went to Henrietta Bamford and Elizabeth Playart. whist prizes to a long list of winners including Mrs 8. Mc Green and Marion Rouillard. Next week’s hosts will be Sadie King, Mary Gallagher and Mrs Philip Allard.

Kilmer Maynard Cooperative Club Joyce Kilmer William Reid William Lawrence Acton Henrietta Bamford Elizabeth Playart McGreen Marion Rouillard Jennie Dittrich Mary Gallagher Mary Gilleney Sadie Kaler Ida Brooks Briget Raiden Dorothy Glickman Esther Adams Minnie Campbell Susie Sheehan Catherine Bariteau May Weaver Sadie King Philip Allard

Worcester Group Explores Lynn Beach North Shore

A party of 18 Worcester residents spent Sunday outing at Lynn beach visiting North Shore points. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Lester with daughter Marion and son Willis, Rachel Reynolds, Della, and others as part of the excursion.

Worcester Lynn Beach North Shore Robert Lester Marion Willis Rachelynolds Della

Card of Thanks for Michael F Mullin

The Mullin family thanks friends and relatives for kindness shown after his death including spiritual bouquets and messages. Our sincere appreciation for support during our bereavement.

Michael F. Mullin

Maynard Club Opens Playoffs In Two 16 Player Classes

Preliminary rounds in the Maynard Country Club championship wrap up with two classes of sixteen players each. In Class A first round matchups include J Sobin against Paul Allen and J Novick versus Stan Wasuik among others. Top scores show Frank Riley winning last weekend's Kickers tournament with 85 10 75, followed by H Weir 94 18 76 and H Flood 83 10 73.

Maynard Marion C. Manty F. Grieve F. Kneeland A. Carlton F. Brayden G. Morse Sudbury H Hawley V. Violet J. Marone H. Bullard Dr. Blanchard R. Veitch G Morse Boston N. Nordberg H. Newport Frank Riley

Violet and Ultra VIOLET Rays From Sun and Light Sources

Violet and ultraviolet rays originate from the sun and are also produced by certain manufactured light sources. The note highlights how these rays form part of the electromagnetic spectrum and have applications and implications in science and daily life.

Olive Trees Destroyed in Palestine During World War I

Palestine cut down about 40 percent of its olive trees for military purposes during World War I, destroying vast groves. The loss affected local dealers, farmers, and cultural heritage as strategic needs altered agricultural lands.

Palestine

Cartoon Club Announces Member Contest At Colonial Theatre

The Colonial Theatre invites boys and girls to join a cartoon contest. Three winners will be awarded watches, with the best cartoons by boys or girls. Entries must be submitted soon to the Colonial Theatre.

Colonial Theatre

Mercerized cotton origins traced to 1844 processing

The Chicago Tribune notes that the first successful chemical processing of cellulose occurred in 1844 when English weaver Mercer treated soaked cotton with lye, yielding a softer, jelly-like fiber that dried into a silky, Mercerized form.

Mercer Chicago Tribune

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