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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
7
Maynard residents attend vacations in Boston and Providence. School groups plan orchestra and dances at Washington Auditorium. Local clubs and church groups host meetings and whist parties. Public schools reopen after vacation. various residents travel to St. Louis and Havana. sports results include St. Casimir and St. Joseph's rubber game.
An advertisement for American Supply Co. of Maynard Massachusetts promotes 9 by 12 inch and 3 by 9 inch corner items with prices, highlighting general isn’t clear but shows sale copy.
Mrs. Amy S. O'Neal widow of Alfred O'Neal died at age 57. Services were held at the home of her daughter, with Raymond O'Neal and two daughters, Mrs. Twombly and Mrs. Albert Koch, among those in attendance.
Family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and floral tributes during illness and death of Mrs Anna F Sage. Signed by Mrs Ellen Mackenzie and Miss Georgianna Mackenzie.
The Men’s Club at Congregational church hosts an evening event with a supper at 6:30 served by Rev. George L. Thurlow and a half hour concert by the American Legion Band. Following, Mr. Muzzey of General Electric will present a demonstration and talk on electricity.
The Bedford Parent-Teacher Association hosts the entertainment April Frél ics in the auditorium on Friday evening April 1. All school talent will be featured and the event is under PTA auspices. Skating rink at Page Field had success this year.
Three or five fully furnished rooms available to let at the American Supply Co corner Nason and Summer streets Maynard. Apply in person for details and rates.
Richard Lincoln of the Metropolitan Electrical League says Boston will host Electric Industry Night at the Chamber of Commerce on Friday April 1. J Fy Aerug, president of the Oklahoma and Electric Company and the National Electrical Association, will keynote. The event aims to promote better industry public service with 1000 anticipated attendees and a dinner at 6:30.
Miss Sadie F Alexander rests beside her uncle on Great Road after funeral services. She leaves two aunts Mrs George W Goods of Billerica and Miss Grace C Litchfield of Boston, and other relatives.
Miss Mary Lee aged 72, former Maynard resident, died at her Lowell home. She is survived by sister Miss Anne Lee of Lynn. Body brought to Mrs. Joseph O'Brien’s Elm Street home Sunday. Funeral services held yesterday morning at St. Bridget's Church with a requiem mass celebrated by Rev. Donahue.
Sunday marks the end of Dr. Ane's pastorate at Maynard Methodist Church. The New England Conference meets in Leominster on Wednesday with Dr. Mills attending to receive appointment from Bishop William F. Anderson. Easter offering by the church was generous, surpassing recent years.
Friends gathered at the home to express sympathy and pay tribute after a long illness. A profusion of floral tributes evidenced love and esteem. Funeral service conducted by Rev. Ernest Lyman Mills at the deceased’s home with hymns by Mrs. John Sunderland and Mrs. Arthur Jordan. Burial followed in Glenwood cemetery.
Stuart Erwin to lead in a motion picture about Hollywood titled Merton of Talkies. Glen Hunter’s stage role will be reborn, with Stephen R. Roberts directing. The cast includes Jack Oakie Eugene Pallette Lydia Robetti Walter Hiers James Bradbury Jr. and more for a blend of stage and screen veterans.
Cloverleaf Troop Girl Scouts schedule an April Fool party for a meeting on Saturday April 12. The KC team coached by Miss Mary Hayward enjoyed practice games and looks ahead to next season. The candy club meets each Monday under Miss Alice Grinrod.
RKO Pathe film Prestige opens Friday night at the Maynard Theatre. The melodrama is fast and gripping with action over dialogue, featuring Indo China as locale and a cast driving the plot through deeds rather than speech.
In the school gym the Seniors edged the Freshmen 28 to 25 in a tense afternoon clash. The victory keeps the seniors in a tight chase for honors with the Juniors as Saari Sienkiewicz and Sawka led the way.
Walter Crotty, a leading middle distance runner, will start his 1932 season in the Presentation A. C. road race at Brighton Saturday afternoon. Prominent marathon winner Jimmy Henigap is among the entries.
The annual meeting of Wie is scheduled for Tuesday evening in Acton. Officers will be elected and district reports reviewed to decide if the treasurer may borrow funds with commissioners’ approval if needed in anticipation of revenue.
The Moi Gog District Committee of Algo ficil Boy Scouts met at Lakion. Carl H Walker presided with Everett Bemis as secretary. Martin F White, physical education instructor, was named in charge of the Cub Division. White will attend a six week training at Camp Resolute. A drive and banquet are planned with details in Framingham on May 18.
Young Cooperators Club presents Maynard The Clay's the Thing a comedy drama of college life in Atlantic City. Monday evening April 4 features Walter Wainy Boris Sokolowski Lauri Hupakka John Ree and Helen Mark with dancing after the show.
The annual Easter sale will be held at the Congregational Church on Friday. Supper will be served at 5 30 PM, open to the public, followed by a sale of fancy articles at various booths. The Fashion Show will be presented in the evening under Mrs Gladys direction.
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