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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
3
Maynard residents enjoy spring vacation visits as students Glickman Bachrach White and others return home. church socials, school events, a birth, and local civic notes fill the week with potluck dinners, baptized births, and fire reports.
Matti Mattson president of the Maynard Textile Council announces a change of meeting nights for union 771 from the first and third Sundays to the first and third Tuesdays each month. The next meeting is on Tuesday April 11 at Parker Street Hall at 7 30 p m with Horace Riviere speaking on unemployment.
Union Congregational Church Maynard invites worshipers to a Lent season service with Rev William Boicourt. The sermon topic is Christianity and Good Health. Church school meets at 940 and 1045. Midweek Lent service features Rev George L Thurlow of Concord tonight at 730. Parents urged to remind Juniors about the joint Lenten Vestry service Friday after school.
Convalescing Miss Heatrice Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs William Smith Pine street is reported doing well after an operation for appendicitis at Massachusetts General Hospital. Among numerous bouquets from the senior class of her high school she is a member of is a gift from the class.
Various Maynard groups led by St George's members promote Lent activities for the Eastern offering. The Girls Friendly Society held a fish supper, the Guild of St Hilda hosted a round robin, and the Men’s Club organized card evenings for donations. Mrs Eason Cross hosts a silver tea for Guild women at 25 Florida Road, with other tea events noted.
Marlboro K of C bowling team defeated Maynard K of C by 39 pins at Lynch alleys. Ten bowlers per team competed as the league progresses with twenty five bowlers from each council expected to participate. a supper will be hosted by the defeated side for the victors.
A large Maynard Union Congregational church crowd heard the 11th presentation of Simon's Wife's Mother by a Fitchburg Rolstone Congregational church group. Verre Parker led as Simon with Dorothy Parker as Adah and Ann Eng as Zillah. Albert D. Pease directed assisted by Alice Hill. 25 members aided the chorus backdrop. a collation followed hosted by local women.
May 26 entertainment by Maynard Assembly Rainbow members followed a regular meeting of Charles A Welch AF and AM. The program drew enthusiastic approval with hearty applause. A play Mad Mad was performed by Lillian Weaving Edith Ethel Elson Myrna Goettier and Dawson. Piano solos by Hazel Manley Ruth Taylor and a vocal duo by Myrna Goettler and Ruth Berlind accompanied the show.
Frank Murray leads Marquette University with 150 spring training candidates. The team faces a stiff fall schedule starting with a game against Boston College. Some campaigning plans were laid out in midsummer while Coach Murray vacationed at Lake Boon. The Board of Health awarded a garbage disposal contract to Henry Anderson, the lower bidder.
A fragment notes the vehicle being good condition with some mention of mechanical state tires and paint as age related extras. unclear model year or seller.
Maynard March 26 The All New England High School orchestra will perform its third annual concert at Symphony Hall Boston on April 26. Maynard High School orchestra will be represented by Jennie Bygot Taimi Nyland Alric French and Hal Johnson. The concert is a major feature of the Public School Music Festival of High School Glee Clubs bands and orchestras. The orchestra will include 250 students from across New England. Local supervisors prepared the pupils to play with this ensemble.
Dental health survey of grade school children conducted by Dr Louis Sullivan shows first step toward in school clinic. Report on condition of teeth will be shared with parents and work may be done by family dentist or at the school clinic. A dental chair and equipment are installed, funded by Christmas seal proceeds.
A successful whist party was held Monday night in Masonic Hall under Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters. Prizes went to Grate Spence Ida Brooks and Mary Catlock. Arrangements were led by Mrs Annie Conker Mrs Gertrude Tucker and Mrs Charles Shearer. Mélvitia Penpraese district deputy of Brockton will be the guest of Progressi rene at ing on April.
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