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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
7
Promoter Georgie Anastas unveils two main bouts and a feature match lineup at Co-Operative Hall. Jack Donovan meets Fureau in a marquee clash while Jim Lagios fights Tom DeGlane for top billing and a crowded battle royal features Jack Ross Ed Ryan and DeVito.
Public notice states Deposit Book No 246 is lost and payment is stopped. Dates listed Apr 26 May 3 and May 10 reference the action and bank involved.
Public auction scheduled for May 7 at 1 PM in Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts. The property includes lots 22 23 33 34 on Lexington Park plan and adjacent parcels on Bedford road, with bounds by State Road and a proposed street. Sale covers all rights title and interest of Crowe of Somerville acquired by attachment on June 6 1932 to satisfy unpaid taxes and municipal charges.
In March 1933 the Superior Court of Middle sty issued an execution. Deputy Sheriff William H. Walsh will sell at 1 p.m. the described Stow parcel of 100 acres or less with Slope Road frontage, bounded by properties of Eton Tuttle and Jerome n, on the road to Boxborough. Sale to occur at the seller’s residence in Cochituate, Tamingham. Apr 18 26 May 3.
The board will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 7 o clock in Creighton's Block. Licenses or permits to be presented at that time. Secretary IRWIN, Chairman BINKS, Priest.
Danville Commercial News editor W. J. Parrett argues that consistent newspaper advertising effectively reaches consumers at home during leisure and before daily routines. He says ads target homemakers especially, stress value, and guide immediate buyers and future shoppers amid lean years and housing changes.
A dated household guide offers two person family friendly recipes designed to reduce waste from canned foods. It lists corn based dishes like corn shorterke and corn au gratin plus escalloped tomatoes and a tomato corn mix intended for quick meals using simple ingredients, with baking steps and serving suggestions.
Brig Gen Daniel Needham state commissioner of public safety ordered no further raids on speakeasies under any circumstances. He said people like them and enjoy them and that while Prohibition may not be legally gone it is gone in the minds of the public. He added that if a speakeasy is conducted decently it will be left alone.
Concord High and Winchester played a tense game with Concord trailing early then tying in the eighth. Key players include Mara hitting a two base shot and Asbjornson scoring on a fifth inning steal and hit, while Winchester's Diapelle delivered a deciding single in the tenth after Dee and Grosvenor contributed in earlier innings.
Marlboro toppled Maynard 10 to 6 at Crowe Park under sunny skies. Red Joubert sparked the visitors with four hits four assists and a pivotal moment when he charged into the stands to confront a taunting fan. Stableman Duplessis and Falconi contributed key plays as Maynard relinquished a late three run edge. Captain Joe Costazza led the Maynard defense while Lent impressed in his debut. Lehto homered with Brayden aboard. The game stretched near three hours with Marlboro taking the win on offense and Maynard miscue or two.
Send cookery problems to Miss Darling care of this newspaper. She will respond in this column or by personal letter.
Miss Barbara Maynard has been appointed secretary to Miss Coolidge, Dean at Wellesley. Maynard is a graduate of Wellesley. Mrs Marion Elser has recovered from illness and returns to work as Clerk of Committees.
The Mohawk club staged a thrilling eight card wrestling show in their gym last week. Mike Ignachuck defeated Tony Warsewich in 11 minutes with a hammer lock. Al Tamulevitch pinned Sailor Milewski in 7 minutes to win the light weight title. Walter Whalen beat two opponents in rapid succession, Ed Boltrukiewicz topped Louis Graceffa, Frankie Ignachuck bested Joe Byrnes, and Tony Siderovich forced Jerry Greene to quit in 3 1 2 minutes. Tut Busciemi and Wasil Zaleska wrestled to a ten minute draw. Two boxing bouts ended in draws. The season finale is set for this week at the club gym.
Maynard shoppers can buy kids sweat shirts featuring Mickey Mouse for 50 cents this week only at the New Idea Store in Maynard.
Hudson W I and M I Ryan, operators of the South Street garage for five years, have moved to 23 Washington Street Wood Square. The business will be named Hudson Garage Inc and will continue mobile accessories with improved service capacity.
Aaron W. Hosmer was chosen as commander of the local Massachusetts State Veterans unit during its organization at the State Armory last night. Carl Clark became adjutant, Fred Graves treasurer, Clifton Estabrook officer of the day, and William Telfer officer of the guard. Committees were named and the next meeting is slated for Tuesday night.
Pimlico mutuels total for May 23 1933 lists earnings across events including three races totaling 121.20 five races totaling 338.60 and seven races totaling 417.60 all figures in dollars.
The West Concord Union Church held morning services with Organ selections by Miss Nina Ruble and preludes by Rossini and Page. The choir sang Great is the Lord, and Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone preached on The Greater God. Mark Lapfam led the Christian Endeavor service at 6 o'clock.
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A O H celebrated its 26th anniversary at Odd Fellows hall. A chicken salad supper was served at eight o'clock followed by entertainment with singing by Miss Patricia Higgins and recitations by Irene Lemoin e. Mrs Hilfer ty spoke on Ireland with illustrations. Florence Wilder led the committee in charge.
Firemen from Central Station fought a brush fire on land owned by Martinus Helsher on Westford road. Garnett Mills in West Concord show improved activity with full time work and overtime due to higher wool prices. Allan A Kennedy reports seven painters at work signaling better times.
The Community Men of West Concord Union Church held a large gathering in the church parlors on Sunday evening. The program featured violin solos by Velma Hinman and Dorothy Miner, Jacob Meder singing A Song of Friendship with Robert W Carter at the piano, and a quartet including Rev Alfred W Stone, Murdock MacLeod, Jacob Meder, and Carter. Rev Stone spoke warmly on Building a Friendly Community.
A large DeMolay delegation and friends plan to attend a patriotic gathering at Faneuil Hall in Boston Sunday at 2 pm. Speakers include Melvin M. Johnson and Gaspar G. Bacon with Leon M. Weir. The DeMolay band and a boys chorus will perform. Edwin Carlton Jr. will sing. Local organizers are Harry E. Burnham and Robert Lester.
Miss Patricia Lewis of Foxboro is visiting her friend Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist.
Greek Adonis Lagios defeats Jack Ross in a 23 minute main event at Cooperative Hall. Lagios wins falls with a top body hold after a back and forth match, drawing roaring crowds and crowd reactions. Other bouts feature Senor Joe Turner dominant over Tom DeGlane and Wild Bill Jones pinning Bob Ryan in 11 minutes.
A regular Conebra Artillery drill was held at the State Armory with close order practice. A non commissioned officers school meeting occurred, Lt Autchinson led company drill. New three year enlistments include W Henry Latter Joseph F Deysro and John J Dempsey. Ernest W Larson reenlisted for one year. A team led by Captain Dolan with Hagerty Hutchinson and Sergeants Saunders and Wrawle won the third regimental shoot against Companies I M and B. The unit has engaged McHnesley's Victor Recording Orchestra for the Prize Drill and Dance on May seventeenth.
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