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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
6
Maynard residents report a shed fire tackled by the fire department on Pump tion road. community activities include whist events at Library Hall and church services at St. Bridget's and George's churches.
Cloverleaf Troop girls of the Girl Scouts held a table setting exam for second class at a vigil troop meeting. Hamlin and J Bainer planned and prepared the menu for the event at Union Church Friday.
St Patrick's Whist party at Odd Fellows hall drew prizes for John Moynihan and others. A bridge party hosted by Girl Scouts and Maynard Lodge was slated with Ernest Ingham J Howard Prescott Raymond Drechéler and Robert Lester involved. A school play The Better Understanding will be staged March 30 at the High School Auditorium to aid the unemployed with rehearsals led by Miss Frances Archer and a cast including J Murray McKenzie Robert E Madsen Robert Lester Howard Weaving Lorraine Koch Frances Archer Helen Hekkala Edith McAuslin.
The Maynard Grange meeting at Grange Hall on Thursday evening March 24 will work on the first and second degrees for a class of candidates. Mrs Annie Floyde will open with a smile and "The Bright Child" will be read. Melodic tasks are led by Mrs Grace Tucker with a Lecturers March directed by Mrs Adelaide Sims.
Maurice Typevaler discusses how success in acting comes from energy drive and study. He emphasizes honesty, effort, and pleasing both yourself and your boss as keys to a genuine, lasting career in film.
The article notes Tom Cameron of The Paramount studio in New York has a decade in the business and has worked with nearly 30,000 actors. It also mentions fashion clips by Lupe Lez and Sienkiewics, and details about a girls' senior captain leadership change and veteran players returning next year. In sports, the YPSL quintet defeated Fitchburg 15-14, with Maynard, Kangas, Manning and Saarin en shining in the win, while Tofferi and Jaakola contributed for the Reipas.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney hosted a whist party on Concord Street Saturday night with round robin games and a social. Dorothy Glickman won first prize, Elizabeth Schnair took consolation, others present included Helen Sehnair Winifred Tobin Eleazar Flaherty Roberta Marsden and William Ingham.
The Board of Registrars will hold sessions before the presidential primaries on April 26. Nomination papers for district delegates to the Democratic national convention have been filed at the town clerk's office. District delegates named are M. Fred O'Connell of Fitchburg and Joseph Casey of Clinton. alternates are William H. Murphy of Marlboro and Wilfred J. Lamoure of Southbridge, pledged to Ex-Governor Smith. Maynard is in the third Congressional district, within Congressman Foss' district.
The school announces its first tennis teams with players W Ledgard R Jordon H Whitney Ss Seder F Hartin and D Ledgard. Manuel Glickman chosen captain planning to lead team activities including Easter Sunday morning worship and church event.
Joseph Perry 37 Ac ton street longtime Maynard resident died at home Thursday on his 77th birthday after a long illness. Born in Canada he lived in Maynard about 26 years and worked at the Anevivatt Powder Co. until retirement. Survived by wife two sons Joseph of Newark New Jersey Arthur of Maynard and three daughters Howard Jamieson Hartland Me Delphine Dragon Springfield and Mrs Carl Turner of Maynard. Funeral Sunday at home under Rev Walter Roche St Bridget's Church. Bearers were grandsons George Dragon Springfield Edward Perry Newark Raymond Turner Maynard Harold Turner. Burial in Holden.
Mrs Lillian Beaton wife of Stephen Beaton former Maynard resident died at her Millbury home Thursday She leaves her husband three sons John Stephen and Alfred a daughter Mrs Pearl Glover of Millbury two brothers William Taylor of Millbury and Charles P Taylor of Maynard and four sisters Mrs Charles Keene Miss Emma Taylor Mrs Howard Oxner and Mertha Whitney Services held in Ibury and body was later buried
The post announces the resignation of Rev. Ern Lyman Mills from his role as commander after presenting a formal farewell at a night ceremony. The message notes his departure follows the business succession and thanks him for his service.
The church invites members and friends to Easter Sunday services with a Sunrise gathering at 7 o clock on Summer Hill weather permitting or in the vestry, a morning confession of faith led by Janet Miller and others, and a Palm Sunday cantata Olivet to Calvary. The choir plus Harold Merriam from South Acton perform. Communion is set for Union Church Thursday at 7 30. Card of thanks from William J. McAuslin and family for support and flowers after bereavement.
We express heartfelt appreciation to all who were kind during our recent bereavement. Thanks for the flowers and sympathy shown to Joseph Petts and family.
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