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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
2
Maynard residents receive updates on students on the Dean's list and local amateur radio activity. Public welfare events include a fundraiser whist party for Girls and Legion auxiliary social and food sale plans. Community figures and sites cited include Maynard Assembly Girls, Middlesex Radio Club, and the Fitchburg store parade.
The funeral for Albert Winslow a guard at the Federal took place yesterday afternoon at his home in Wallas town. He was a Mason affiliated with a Boston lodge. Burial followed in Hingham.
The Weat End Club sponsored a successful social dance at the Sealbacee auditorium featuring a St Patrick's show with special novelties. Don Weldon and his orchestra provided the music for the lively affair led by the club’s energetic organizers.
Rev James W Mitchell of Cambridge preaches at evening service. Rev David Norton of Chelmsford speaks at women’s service tomorrow at 11. Friday children’s service at four with Junior choir rehearsal. Rev John Moore McGann preaches next Sunday morning. eight o clock service omitted. Peoples Fellowship meets in evening. Rev Burdette Lansdowne, hospitalised, reported improved.
Miss Dianne Stuart celebrated her fourth birthday at home on Randall road with games music and refreshments. Attending with the hostess were Ann Thompson Arlene Erickson Carol Lee Downey Joan Morey Marilyn Clark and Constance Martin.
In grateful acknowledgement of the deeds and words of kindness and cheer sent to Albert for messages of hope and sympathy, for the flowers and for material help received we extend our sincere thanks. Herbert H. Young Annie B. Young Jacy E. Young Herbert M. Young Alden W. Young
The Union Congregational committee reports all expenses met by offerings and contributions. A report on action was sent to each church. The choir will sing The Seven Last Words of Christ during Holy Week and rehear sals begin. Church activities include a church school meeting Wednesday at 8 pm, Lenten mid week service Wednesday at 7 pm, and Palm Sunday hymnals dedication. Services Sunday are at 10 45 with school at 10 15 and Young People meetings at 6.
The Screen RIDES JUMPING HORSES Frances Drake is Hollywood's most regular rider of jumping horses. Her j Nancy Stair is one of the fleetest brush jumpers in the West.
The famous entertainer Mae West is described as superstitious about the number eight. The article notes that her car license, apartment, dressing room, and telephone numbers allegedly sum to eight. It presents the superstition as a curious personal belief.
Cla El Colbert receives an unconventional token from an Australian admirer a life size Coala bear. The gift mimics a teddy bear but represents the marsupial native to Australian trees.
A reception was hosted for noted conductor Joan Couleedim Roambad Bespall. Attendees praised her musical career and contributions to the community.
ZaSu Pitts sought films in 13 Hours by Air after her mother noted her resemblance to Lillian Gish. D W Griffith refused to hire her for this reason. Marsha Hunt, rising Paramount actress who starred opposite Larry Crabbe in Desert Gold, sketches fellow players on set. Ralph Rainger and Leo Robin, Paramount song writers, contribute to Cheers for Love with younger players.
The program lists numerous performers in a musical revue including royd Foley Hoff man O'Toole Schnab Suyski Sokolowsky Wojtkiewicz Car bone Flaherty Byrne Boothroyd Gately Sullivan Hiferty Greene Lemoine Moyni han Hinds Paul Haron Greene Morgan Spurrell Sheridan Joyce Moore Lypc Quinn Pinherty Wolcott O'Toole Cleary Zaniewski Coughlin O'Brien Bourke and others with Annie Lynch directing ticket sales and cast on stage crew.
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