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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
3
Maynard residents heard talks on consumer topics and civic matters with Charles Manty and Senator Moyse active in Grange events. The town hosted dances lectures and club activities, with students and clubs reporting on school, nursing trainee progress, and local sports and social events.
Miss Reba Lerer daughter of Samuel Lerer was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by more than fifty friends from Boston Fitchburg Worcester Concord and Maynard at her home Thursday night. She will marry Joseph Bachrach in late June.
Ben Bernie performs in a scene from Ruggles of Red Gap playing fiddle with flair in a stage entertainment. The article notes his virtuoso background including many concerts before joining an orchestra.
Mary Ells, star of Paris in Spring, says her past singing opposite Caruso and Chairpin at the Metropolitan Opera should be forgotten. She claims the recollection hurts her career as a dramatic actress.
Fred Stone, a noted stage actor, signs a contract with Paramount. He began in show business at age nine by performing on a tight wire in a Colorado wagon circus, highlights a long career in early entertainment.
Joe Morrison in Four Hots to Kill credits a lucky coin from his Irish grandmother for career twists. Gail Patrick studies law and plans to practice after graduation. Charles Richman, co starring with George Raft in The Glass Key, first wore buttons on a tuxedo.
Citizens farmers of the 4 H club rallied in Stow winning three ribbons in a stunt contest and the next day traveled to Framingham adding several more ribbons to their rapidly growing list. Winners include Frank Glebus John Arcist Leo Rosko Chester Walet Stanley Pieceiwicz John Trachim John Labowicz Stanley Zaleska Michael and Peter Tomy.
A Gospel Team from Naick conducted Sunday night services at the Methodist church. Howard Whitney, president, led Epworth League members to the Hudson Circuit Reworth League meeting held Monday night in Hudson. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs Isaac Binks home on Brownstreet. Cottage prayer meetings begin tonight. A silver tea is planned tomorrow afternoon at the parsonage run by the Philathea class.
Tullio Carminati, featured with Mary Ellis in Paris in Spring, is an Italian count who abandoned his noble title after his parents were ashamed of his stage career.
Two weeks before production, director Josef von Sternberg oversees the symphonic orchestra recording the score for Marlene Dietrich's upcoming film. The session aims to capture music for the picture as work progresses toward completion.
The family of the late Frankiecewicz expresses heartfelt appreciation for the kindness shown during their loss. Thank you for the flowers and mass cards received.
The Kelley family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness, flowers, and spiritual bouquets shown during their recent bereavement for Fred Kelley.
Maynard hosts Thursday whist socials at the Marlboro Legion with up to twenty five attendees. John Lovell returns from Florida by April 4. The Maynard Country Club reports six new members as spring approaches and golf will resume at the local course. Raymond Gondolfo, former supervisor for the American Woolen Company property, now runs a contracting business offering masonry tile and cement work with estimates available.
In compliance with Massachusetts law Maynard Sealer William H OBrien calls all merchants using scales or meters to bring devices to be tested adjusted and sealed. He will attend at the office of Search of Weights and Measures at 47 Great Road Maynard to perform the duties.
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