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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1931
Page
9
Sedy announces end of week standings with Joseph D. McCanthy of Hudson marking a rise to third place after beating Waltham in a Pastimes match. Collins leads, Mars and Maynard follow as nine weeks remain in the league.
Concords 182d Infantry National Guard unit underwent a full state and federal inspection at the State Armory before Army and Guard officers and a sizable audience. Maj. A. S. Boyd of the U S Army served as federal inspector, with Maj. Louis L. Morse of the Inspector General’s Department as state inspector, while local officers and captains observed uniformed drills and equipment checks.
Concord firemen were called out three times Monday for brush fires. At 10 a m they extinguished a grass fire on Central Street and at 10 50 a m a refuse dump nearby was set ablaze.
Reading indicates Laure Churchill and Temily Teele occupy an address on 11 Eng Street during winter months. The fragmentary notice records a housing or occupancy matter without full context.
The All-Midland League Girls team features Catherine Cougman May, Dorothy Marsden Maynard, Eleanor Lawson Maynard, Helen Sczerzen Maynard, Jeannete Gruber Maynard, Sylvia Nyholm Maynard, Alice Kitowicz Maynard, Helen Sienkiewicz Maynard, and other teammates from Maynard High. Coach Reggie Sawyer praised their passing, defense, and scoring as they vie for state tournament selection.
St Casimir's Holy Name won 70 to 13 over St Mary's of South Boston at the Parish gym. The home squad surged early, reserves saw time, Bienkiewicz and Wesiuk led scoring and tactical play while the visitors struggled to respond.
Rev. Joseph Grillo reports the return of Obi with aelstiveg fa Hatson in a local event. Details remain unclear but the transmission notes the religious figure and involved names in a community update.
The Peoples Theatre will close for five days on March 30 for a complete remodel and redecorating. Expert decorators and lighting engineers will overhaul the theatre to enhance sight and sound, adding new drapery, portiere doorways, upgraded lobby, and harmonized ushers uniforms under the direction of the same firm that worked on the Keith Memorial theatre.
Maynard Herbert Guerney president of the New England Federation of Glee Clubs attended a rehearsal of the Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles A. W eel lodge at a Monday night event. The club plans its first public concert at Strand Theatre on April 22 with Gavin Taylor Jr. directing and Hazel Hooper accompanying.
On Thursday March 26 the Ladies Social circle hosts a rummage sale in the dining room and a food sale in the kitchen at the Congregational church. Doors open 3 30 to 9 p m with a Poverty party at 7 p m encouraging all to wear old clothes.
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