Auxiliary Whist Party at Cooperative Building Benefit
The Auxiliary hosts a public whist party at the cooperative building to benefit flood relief. Proceeds will go to the Auxiliary for the relief effort.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
8
The Auxiliary hosts a public whist party at the cooperative building to benefit flood relief. Proceeds will go to the Auxiliary for the relief effort.
Fr Hugh Blunt of St John the Evangelist Church Cambridge spoke on The Holy Family. Mrs Hilferty, state committee member on Proag and Publicity, wrote a poem in the March issue of the official magazine Topics.
By AL Cowles the Middlesex Laundry five fell 28 19 to the Rangers in Pastime Hall on Sunday afternoon starting the town championship series. Stan Stasziewski led the Rangers with 14 points while Johnnie Flaherty starred for the Laundry with steady floor play but limited offense. The game featured a slow first half with ragged passing and rough defense, then a faster second half as the Rangers pulled away. In the prelim, Tarny’s Barber Shop defeated A Club 33 21 as Columbo and Buscemi starred.
A vintage ad lists several used cars with prices and descriptions. Models include a 1938 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan for 365 dollars, a 1930 Oldsmobile 5 Passenger Sedan for 195 dollars, a 1982 Essex Pacemaker 5 Pass. Sedan in blue with 1931 Ford Beach Wagon at 225.06 dollars, a 1931 Chevrolet Rumble Seat Coupe for 195.09 dollars, and a 1934 Chevrolet Master Six Town Canopy Truck priced at 425 dollars.
The Juniors beat the Seniors 17 to 12 in the Maynard H. 8 inter-class tourney at the school gym. Lou Columbo led the winners with Johnnie Gurdziewski, while Bob Sedar starred for the Seniors. Sophomores claimed the consolation prize 28-21 over the Freshies in a separate game.
The Harris family expresses appreciation for kindness shown during their recent bereavement and thanks for the beautiful flowers sent to them.
The second game in the town basketball championship will be held at Parker Street Hall on Friday night with a possible date change if the hall is unavailable. The Rangers, winners of the first half and leading the series one to zero, seek a swift two game sweep. Tauno Torp returns as floor leader for the Laundry team, backed by Minahan Pharmacy and local merchants. Genry Tolman supports the Laundry squad as sponsor and sportsman. Fans can expect a lively afternoon of play at 2:30 if needed.
At a Concord meeting in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church the discussion centered on the topic New Ex They Mee in Worship and What Mean to Us led by Rev Ed.
Otis M Whitney of Musketaquid road announces candidacy for delegate to the state convention to be held in Spring. Rev. tor delivers sermon at 11 o clock service at Trinity Episcopal Church in Wellsey. A chicken canning demonstration by Middlesex County Extension at 2 PM on Everett Street led by Prof. William R. Cole of Massachusetts State College.
The Rev Austin Rice of Wakefield will join the Trinitarian National church for a midweek service onWednesday March 25 with Pastor George L Thurlow guiding the event.
The notice lists upcoming events for Lent including a midweek service on March 29 at 1046 with a junior choir. Nelson of University of Maine is noted as the speaker for the April 1 midweek gathering.
The South Acton squad defeats Columbia of Fitchburg 43 to 24 in the YMCA tournament semi final. They are scheduled to face a new opponent Thursday evening.
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