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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
3
Maynard residents attend weddings anniversaries and graduations including Tauno Fingard leaving for Worcester sports notes and club events. Delegations from Maynard join Republican meetings and local families host guests at various celebrations across town.
Saint Casimir’s won 13 to 0 at Crowe Park as Vodoklys hit a solo homer and Uglevich fueled the attack with a strong pitching effort. The Monticello club managed only sporadic hits while Water Town speakers Sonny Wessman and Day spoke in defense of their side in a noisy afternoon game.
The first qualifying rounds for the Maynard Country Club golf championship have begun and will continue until all members who wish to enter have had a chance. The event will use two divisions with sixteen players each.
Mrs Sullivan arrives safely in Kerry Ireland to visit relatives. She plans an extended stay before returning home. News reached friends this week indicating she will tour the region as a guest of family members and then depart for home.
Mr and Mrs John Siipola of Waltram Street marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a spontaneous silver celebration at home on Monday night. Neighbors and friends attended as their daughter Sylvia Siipola helped host the event, recalling their Maynard marriage and wide circle of friends.
Officers installed at the Odd Fellows hall by district deputy Ernest Norman and Cambridge suite. New officers include George Webster president and Webster vice president with Joan Rénéh secretary, Albert Axford treasurer, Nathan Crowther recording secretary, Joseph Brown messenger, Fred Palmer assistant messenger, Christopher Wilson inside guard, Nathaniel Davis outsider and trustee, John Stafford chaplain, Joseph Brew trustee.
Director George Fitzmaurice praises Greta Garbo as a tireless performer who hides timidity behind a dynamo like energy. He notes her complete immersion in roles and her readiness to rehearse to aid others, while she avoids posed impressions and works best when surrounded by familiar, sympathetic faces.
A Hollywood insider discusses why blondes and brunettes are paired in films. The leading woman being a brunette or blonde affects character perception, with blondes often cast as sirens and brunettes as deeply loving characters. The speaker notes shifts toward novelty and questions changes in typecasting.
Maynard Peter K Prianchik age 13 son of Mr and Mrs John Prianchik of 79 Acton street died Wednesday June 22 at Massachusetts General Hospital. Survived by parents and a sister the funeral was held Saturday at the Russian Orthodox church Prospect street conducted by Rev Sergius Basilevitch. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery.
Members of Charles A Welch Lodge AF and AM Witton Chapter One Men DeMolay and Maynard Assembly attended a Sunday evening service at the church. Rev Matthew A Vance preached on The Good Life. The Anchor and Ark Glee Club directed by Gavin Taylor Jr with Hazel Hooper accompanied. Church was filled to capacity.
Gray flannel garments offered for the holiday season at the New Idea Store on Main Street. The sale features menswear staples and seasonal fabrics priced around 2 dollars and change, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable attire.
Maynard defeated Leominster 17 to 13 in a league match at Leominster as the Maynard team, with Wilder and Lent leading scorers, piled up 2004 ringers in 144 games. Maynard now tops the standings with strong individual averages and prepares to play at Ford tonight.
Dorchester based Girl Scouts of St. Ambrose parish join Camp Joyce Kilmer in Scituate for two week sessions. St Bridget's parish girls head to camp July 11 for two weeks while boys visit July 25 for two weeks. Joyce Kilmer Circle women plan a weekend outing July 9 to 11. Additional notes mention Maynard Assembly Rainbow guests and local residents Mary Powers and Walter Coulter visiting relatives.
The Maynard strawberry festival concluded with a local event at the Union, marking the end of this year’s celebration and bringing together residents for a day of seasonal treats and activities.
Fire officials say a coal bed and an electric bulb used to warm young chickens in a kitchen caused a blaze at 9 11 High Street. The fire started around 2 20 Tuesday morning and damaged only the kitchen area though the occupants fled before flames spread.
A large crowd attended a Monday night program of games and assembly singing led by Rev. Matthew Vance and Robert Lester. The men of the parish organized the event.
In Ohio near Winchester Rev. T B pleaded fire alarm during a prayer service at the Methodist Church. The entire congregation rushed out and formed a bucket brigade to save Mrs Dora Peart’s home. After the blaze was extinguished the congregation returned to services.
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