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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
2
Maynard notes celebrate public school closings and church activities. Local officials report police appointments and public service updates while residents attend missions, fundraisers, and social gatherings across town.
William Scully, secretary of the Welfare department, explains that recipients of Federal Relief coal who did not pay the $2.50 delivery charge may have their names recorded in welfare lists if the department must cover the cost. The delivery fee was to be paid to the town treasurer and was not funded by welfare funds.
The Maynard Cooperative Club weekly whist party drew many tables. Door prize went to Mrs Amy Ryan and a special prize to Bessie C Moore. Whist prizes awarded to a long list including Gwen Frankland Pat Fonsele Margaret McCarthy and several others.
Maynard reports large Sunday crowds at the Peoples Theatre with many turned away. Decorators extend the lobby and front area as management plans to keep the venue comfortable while screening first run pictures.
The Maynard Legion Auxiliary will skip its weekly whist and bingo party this Wednesday and plan the next party on April 4. Last week’s door prize went to Sophie Walsh. Whist prize winners included Eleanor Starkus John Hanson John Sheridan Mrs William Reid Sophie Walsh Fred Palmer Mary Schwaire Minnie Campbell Mrs George Lee Mrs William Graham Mrs Clara Sweet Dorothy Hendrickson William Wasuik and Mrs Lawrence of West Acton. Lincoln street resident Thomas Usher was weekend guest of Mrs Frank Goetfler in Wells Maine.
Maynard residents gathered Friday afternoon as Rev. J Rex Shepler led a service for Daniel Cougin of Maple Street at his home. The house overflowed with neighbors and flowers before burial in Jaffrey New Hampshire.
The Board of Selectmen will hold its regular meeting at Creighton’s Block rooms at seven o’clock. Applications for licenses or permits may be presented at that time. PRANK J. Chairman.
The Bressness Men's club of Harvard held its annual banquet at Macey Palm Gardens Thursday night. Rev. Roycoe E. Truebrood served as toastmaster. About sixty members enjoyed roast turkey. Entertainment featured accordion solos by Eileen Rankin, vocals by Pauline Starr, piano by Bill Prendergast, Clinton and Herbert Tanguay, Frances Stone, Peggy McLaughlin of Lowell, vocal solos, eccentric dancing by William Woods of Worcester. Ray Woods orchestra provided music.
Holy Week observances listed for St Eri and St George's Episcopal Church include daily services from Tuesday through Easter. St Eri features Way of the Cross, Benediction, Confessions, Masses for Holy Thursday and Good Friday, Holy Saturday blessings, and multiple Easter Sunday masses. St George's plans Maundy Thursday Lord's Supper, Good Friday cantata Gallia by Gunod, and Easter Sunday service with sermon and Holy Communion conducted by Rev. Thomas A Bridges.
Walter Joseph Mullin 38 a New York college professor and Miss Alice Marie Curran 30 a New York teacher are to wed at the Church of St Gregory this month after obtaining a marriage license at the Municipal Building Mullin a former Maynard resident is the son of James and Catherine Mullin Curran a New York native is his fiancée from 118 West 90th Street New York
In compliance with Section 40 Chapter 590 of the Acts of 1908 we announce receipt of an application for a duplicate book to Tet Book No 5671. Institution for Savings Sidney E K McCleary Treasurer March 14 21 28.
Fredric March struggles with a monocle in Death Takes a Holiday when Sir Guy Standing offers a fix. rub a bit of rosin on the lens to stabilize the single eye glass and aid placement during scenes.
The piece riffs on film set habits and humor as Lanny Ross debuts in Melody in Spring citing his Yale tours. It notes Cecil B DeMille spent over six months researching before Cleopatra production began.
George Raft has been pulled from Mae West's It Ain't No Sin after medical advice to avert a nervous breakdown. He plans a European vacation to recover, ending twenty two weeks of non stop filming with no rest.
Public notice states book No. 1e waves has been lost and payment is stopped. Issued by Middlesex Institution Savings with J. W. treasurer at Concord Massachusetts dated March 16 1934. References March 21 28 Apted.
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