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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
2
The Maynard scene lists appointments and events including John J. Donahue as town counselor, Penny Sale by the VFW Auxiliary, new board of assessors, a baby clinic, tire rationing details, and local residents traveling, recovering, or visiting. Several clubs and churches announce meetings, bazaars, and programs.
Local notices include births and family news from Chicago visitors and Florida vacations. Members of the Lutheran congregation sponsor a benefit program for the mission fund, with a coffee table display and entertainment. References to local residents and parish activities appear alongside town police notes and store news.
Fragmentary note calls for defense bonds with a payday theme. Mentions wings and home front imagery hinting at wartime funding efforts.
An advertisement invites readers to request a guide titled grand cook beskscrere with recipes for used breads and cakes. The note promises free materials upon sending a postcard and mentions a standard city address.
The Crowe family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown during their bereavement and during Alexander Crowe's illness. Margaret Crowe and family appreciate the support from friends and neighbors.
The Maynard Legion Auxiliary Whist event Saturday evening awarded prizes to Mrs Helen Mullin Mrs Mabel Tobin Mrs Edith King Mrs Margaret McCarthy Mrs Rachel Lester Mrs Mabel Jamieson and Mrs Perkins. Special prize went to Mrs Alice Murphy.
On March 22 the Congregational Church in Maynard Mass presents the fifth Lent sermon titled Recreative Mercy as part of a beatitudes series. Sunday School begins at 9 45 with Junior Senior and Beginners departments meeting at 10 45. A Sacred concert by a Cushing Academy group is at 7 30 and midweek Lenten services on March 25 are led by Rev Herbert Fulton.
Sunday service at 9 30 a m in the church school with Raymond T Stowe as superintendent at 10 45 a m morning worship featuring the minister Sermon. Midweek Lenten service scheduled Wednesday March 26 at 7 45 p m with the minister speaking.
Rev Bernhard Hillila presides as pastor with English and Finnish services Sundays at 9 15 am and 7 30 pm. Sun School at 10 30 am. Ladies Aid arranges activities. Junior choir meets Monday 4 pm. Luther League meets Tuesday 8 pm at Maynards. Senior choir rehearsal Thursday 8 pm.
Sereem ec Herberta Williams appears with Bob Hope and Madeleine Carroll in My Favorite Blonde. Richard Arlen owns twenty four airplanes and runs a flying school. Veronica Lake struggles to gain weight during Sullivan's Travels filming while Betty Field co stars in Mr and Mrs Cugat. J Benton Cheney wrote Undercover Man and once served as Chiang Kai Shek's editorial voice in China.
Jacob Janericho of Salon de ile Maynard discusses wartime beauty industry plans to conserve war essentials and find substitutions. He notes American women spend over 400 million dollars annually on beauty and will attend the International Beauty Show in New York City March 16 17 28 and 19 with about 30 000 attendees to address industry problems.
Maynard Stanley Karpiechick was elected president of the St Casimir's Y M C A at the annual meeting held in the clubrooms on Sunday afternoon. Other officers were named for the ensuing year.
Piecewicz serves as recording secretary and assistant treasurer as the club outlines an active social and athletic season. Preparations are mailed to field a baseball club for the third season.
The record shows totals 448 414 613 1875 with the highest 317 by Dore and 120 by Gaghe. These figures summarize the performance metrics achieved during the competition.
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