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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
2
Local residents host visitors from Chicago and Concord while Maynard groups feature scouts, college editors, basketball, and Legion events. Bates College students James Legard and Rue Wilson gain recognition. school teams discuss games and rehearsals. dividends mailed to cooperative stockholders.
A brief item notes See Our Windows promoting a new Idea Store opening in Maynard. The notice highlights a local business launch and invites residents to visit for demonstrations and product displays.
Maynard of MIT W Storrs Lee of Middlebury and Dr George S Miller of Tufts spoke at a school assembly in the auditorium this week addressing the high school pupils.
Dr John McGuin of Wilmington, eight years in practice, will take over Dr Edward Flaherty's office on and after March 19. Dr McGuiness is noted as the brother of Mrs Edward Flaherty. Also advertised are Quilar Days at New Idea Store in Maynard.
St Casimir's edged the Hudson Whirlwinds 49 to 46 in a gym thriller. Joe Kochnowicz Wasnik and Sienkiewicz starred for the Saints while Davis and Corbett led Hudson as the rally fell short despite a late surge.
A post nuptial party for Mrs Altice Boulden was hosted at Gladys Sexton’s Haynes Street home this week. She received a Cage well chair from guests. prizes went to Mrs Pella Moore in whist and Mrs Roy Nelson in bridge. Notables included Mrs Helen O Heir and Mrs Delia Moore among many others. Dollar Days promotion noted for New Idea Store Maynard.
The Midland League selects one standout five from a wild season with a triple tie and playoff drama. Reino Grendale is praised as a poised sophomore shooter, Red Joubert anchors Marlboro, Ralph Huston shines as a sharp center, Cesario is a fast dribbler and passer, Fingard is a quick guarding guard, with Warila Hastings Jaissie and others filling utility roles.
Fullenton Hat Shop at 2 Main Street Maynard displays new spring and Easter hats and a distinctive line of whist favors.
The first in a series of home whist parties hosted by the Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary occurred at Mrs Mary Fowler’s Ac ton road home Thursday night. Winners included Mrs Louise Comeau Mrs Fred Lemoine Mrs George Jack Mrs John Moynihan Norman Nordberg and Elmer Mattsoz. The second event will be Thursday night March 19 at VW headquarters in the United Cooperative building on Main Street opposite the Strand theatre.
Leominster P. C. tops Maynard P. O. champions at Lynch alleys Monday night. Capt Jim Farrell led the locals who claimed the crown after a different outcome earlier. The score:
WANTED RELIABLE TENANT FOR 8 ROOM HOUSE AT 12 WALCOTT STREET MAYNARD WRITE M GRAVES 105 PLEASANT STREET CONCORD NH
The Maynard church outlines a week of Lenten One-Hour Services in the Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. with themes from Jesus teachings. Holy Week union events include Rev Matthew Vance leading Methodist Union Lenten Services and inter-church Communion on Holy Thursday, plus a Good Friday Three Hour Service with St. George's Episcopal. Laura Roe Mills leads Sunday devotionals. new members to be received Easter Sunday. Epworth League plans chartered bus to Hudson. The Ladies Aid meets Monday at Mrs Alfred D. Helt’s home. Church Official Board meets March 30. Every Member Canvass underway with strong finances anticipated.
New tea store opens with May nari offers and seven advertised specials. The note invites attendance on Thursday at nine dollars for select items.
Reporter notes varied high school basketball action with Hudson, Westboro, and St Casimir teams. Highlights include Captain Cesario and Coach Martin guiding the Sport-O-ettes to a 4-4 draw, Hastings out sick, Westboro’s 42 10 blowout, and Marquette medley relay favored to defend its title.
Local advertisement highlights various savings at Idéa store offering shoppers money back on select items and limited time deals. Store promises budget friendly options and practical discounts for daily purchases.
About twenty young people attended a church class on membership and Christian Life. Next meeting is Wednesday at 7 o’clock in the church vestry with Lent topic The Christian Life and Stewardship. Sunday worship at Congregational church features the pastor and a church school. A new record system aids church school work. Maynard youths hosted Sudbury guests last Sunday with a focus on youth social responsibility and a future Sudbury visit. A Geeroak vestry service is planned for Sunday nights with a cantata He is the Son of God sung next Sunday. rehearsal Thursday prior.
The notice promotes a church Easter pageant on Easter Sunday night at 7 30 describing it as one of the best pageants and highlighting its teaching on immortality in Christian religion. It also mentions a Friday March 27 Easter sale and cafeteria supper by the Ladies Benevolent Society starting at 4 o clock with many good items.
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