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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
2
Maynard residents attend varied events from Whiting Milk Juniors basketball near record scoring to St Patrick’s concerts and religious lectures. Local clubs host meetings, dances, and charity events while athletes, students, and veterans participate in games and parades across the region.
Rev Jason L Cross will preach at the morning service with Emmanuel Taylor directing worship. Evening program led by L D Wilson Chapter De Molay with speaker Fred Harris. Annual canvass Sunday afternoon to collect pledges. Emmanuel Taylor and William Naylor named delegates to the Annual Conference in Winthrop April 5 and 6. Monthly Philathea Class meeting and A B C Class men executive committee meet. Edward H Cooley to speak on Behind the Scenes at Conference. Motion pictures from India shown after Church Family Supper. Gilbert and Sullivan Pirates of Penzance staged May 13 and 14 in Parker Street hall under Mrs Victor Salloway.
At Maynard Grange meeting held in Grange hall the Past Masters team conferred the first degree on a class of candidates and the Men’s degree team worked the second degree. Miss Nina Ruble sang for a group and a Chinese auction was held. Third and fourth degrees are planned for March 23 with supper at 6 45 and an inspection and Educational Aid collection.
Mrs Laurila, 82, died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs John Isaacs home in Brighton. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at the Finnish Lutheran Church Glendale Street Maynard for Mrs Laurila with two sons Jacob Laurila of Maynard and Matti Nauma of Waltham among mourners. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery amid floral tributes.
The Butt-In Club of Maynard defeated Botton T. T. at Botton on Wednesday night with a 46 to 27 victory.
Maynard Bachrach, senior at University of Maine, dazzled in a preliminary five bout at the inter mural boxing tournament. He trailed Gordon Heath of Malden after the first round but dominated the second, the referee stopping the bout for a technical knockout. Bachrach also starred on the local high football team and earned All-Midland League honors.
Maynard Charles O Welch Lodge 182 AF and AM will observe the 60th anniversary of its founding with a special program at Masonic Temple tomorrow night March 16. Invited guests include Curtiss Chipman Massachusetts grand master Herbert Taylor Framingham district deputy and Charles H Sargent Jr service department.
Wrestling promoter George Anastos hosts a card at Cooperative Hall Friday night headlined by Montana Bull. The Bull, a rising mat sensation, faces a tough opponent with the winner set to meet Kanonen for the middleweight belt in two weeks. Jim Lagross battles promoter Anastos in a feature bout.
A Holy Name Society meeting at St. Bridget's church is set for next Sunday evening. Members will receive communion in a body at Sunday mass. On Tuesday evening the Blessed Virgin sodality met. Regular Lenten services occur Wednesday and Friday evenings with a priest of the Redemptorist Order giving sermons on Wednesdays. The Way of the Cross is observed Friday at four o'clock and 7:30 p.m.
Classified ad offers a six piece matched set of oriental design rugs in good condition for $100 the sizes include 9x12 7x10 7x5 two 3x6 and a 10 ft runner buyer to write Box 2 co Enterprise Office Marlboro for details.
A Dads and Lads service was held at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Suntley. Rev. George Loring Thurlow preached on Bringing Up Father and urged every man to bring a boy to church. The gathering of men and boys was moved by the pastor's thoughtful address.
Warner Bros unveils a lavish musical drama centered on a veteran director and a chorus of 150 stars. The film blends a play within a play with song hits by Al Dupin and Harry Warren, spectacular dance numbers by Busby Berkeley, and a plot of theatre life filled with heartache and triumph.
An inter-class basketball tournament directed by Reginald Sawyer is in progress at Maynard High School. Games are held in the school gym with a small admission fee to help finance the baseball team. The Freshmen were defeated 47 to 3 in the opening game as Seniors and Juniors vie for the title. The Senior girls led by Helen Sienkerwicz Alice Kito wicz Sylvia Nyholm are favored to win the girls crown as they face Sophomores this week. Mr Sawyer organized the event drawing strong student interest. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Town have returned from a trip through the South including Atlanta and New Orleans.
Mrs Carmela Baccari wife of Michaelangelo Baccari of 1 Espie Avenue Maynard died Friday after a cerebral hemorrhage. Husband ill since December two sons and two grandsons under twelve survive along with a brother in Long Beach California and a sister in Italy. Funeral from home Monday at 8 30 am with requiem mass at St Bridget church and burial in St Bridget cemetery.
St Casimir’s midget team defeated Maynard 20 to 14 in a parish gym. The Saints led 4-1 early, then controlled the game as Mickey Pilecki and Stacewski fed the offense while Lubin anchored the Junior H. S. defense.
Miss Ruth Bradley and a Regis College cast presented Mena von Barnhelm in German to faculty and students in Weston auditorium. The production showcased strong language command and accurate characterization of roles, highlighting the work as an early classic of German comedy.
Maynard reports show money hidden before the bank holiday is now deposited in local banks. Gold pieces of sentimental value were taken to banks. Several deposits were made at the Postal Savings department and the local post office, which is operating as usual. Postmaster Stockwell notes sharp withdrawals in small amounts. The tanks remain open, allowing change and access to safety deposit boxes as government rules permit.
Rev Robert Eliot Marshall from Lexington preached Thursday night at St George's church. Rev Lewis A Parsons of Hudson to preach tomorrow night. Rev Eason Cross, rector, preached last Friday and will speak at Everett tonight and Weston Friday. St Hilda's Guild to serve fish supper at 6 30 Thursday preceding 7 90 Lenten services.
The Lake Williams Ice Co plans a new application for a storage plant permit after a writ of certiorari was issued by Judge Edward R. Pierce on technicalities in the earlier filing. City records and a Boston lawyer attended the prior hearing as officials prepare to refile promptly.
At Harvey Wheeler school the West Concord P T A hosts Dr Helen L D McGillicuddy, Massachusetts Society for Social Hygiene educational director, to discuss The Business of Being a Parent tonight. Mr and Mrs Howard G Hawkes entertained their Maine relatives over the weekend. Rev William L Wood, Cambridge School lecturer, preached at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday at 11.00.
Marlboro Freeman A. of 40 Riverside Street was hurt when his truck skidded into a tree at Lakeside and West Main in Crescent garage. He was taken to tboro hospital with a severed artery needing six stitches and a cut. treated by Dr. William Giles.
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