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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1932

Page

2

May Party Groups Named For Parish Hall Event

The annual May Party will be held Saturday at 7 45 in the Parish Hall with a garden setting. The program features many dances including a Scotch Dutch May Pole and crowning of the May Queen with Barbara Popp associate and a long list of participants in fairy, rose, clap, Dutch, Swedish and other dances plus winding the May Pole and various crowd scenes.

Barbara Poppasain Lee Sanborn Ross Roger Wheele Amatiorie Cole Marian Allen Virginia Nelson Edith Wheel Walter’ Sanborn Mabel Hubbard Tom Een Jack Sidney Sawyer the Fairies Caroline Bell Jean Webb Helen Kavorkian Muriel Taylor Rhoda Stone Almane the Roses Carlene Lapan Arcelle

Past Presidents Luncheon Held at West Fifth Church

The annual Past Presidents luncheon was held last Friday at the West Fifth Street Church. A pink centerpiece and snapdragon arrangements adorned the tables for about seventy-five attendees. An entertainment segment featured ladies in period costumes depicting notable figures of former decades.

Pial Church West 5 Atantyeve Haynes Evangeline Isabell Hall Ja ‘Sanderson

Sudbury Club Dance Benefits Dental Clinic

A tale of a town hall dance organized by the Sudbury Club with attendees from Sudbury and nearby towns. The event, featuring Art Walling, provided a good time and aims to raise funds for the town’s dental clinic as all proceeds are to be donated.

Sudbury

Maynard Grange Hosts Evening of Entertainment

Visitors attended a Thursday night program at Maynard Grange hall with entertainment provided by guests. A social dance followed the program and a collation was served under the direction of Mrs. Bourke, Miss Dean, and Mrs. Comeau. Supper at 6 30 will be served by Mrs. Whitney for all fourth degree members and attendees.

Maynard Send Grange Maynard ‘Grange Grange Hall A. J. Bourke Gertrude Dean Louise Comeau Middlesex Central Pomonaia Maynard Grange Hall Margaret Whitney

Licenses Granted Across Sectors by Selectmen

Issue 100 licenses issued under Board authority list includes Sunday license 31 victuallers 18 garages and gas stations 20 jobbing and express 10 bowling 3 pool and billiard 5 auctioneers 5 employment bureaus 3 taxi 1 bus 1 shoe shining 4 moving pictures 8 innholders 1 second hand clothing 1 third class drug license 2 public halls 6.

Maynand

Maynard Woman's Club Holds Luncheon at Stow

Members attended a spring outing at Little Tree Farms Framingham under the Conservation department with Mrs Agnes Howe as chairman. The annual luncheon and meeting at Stow Country Club is set for Tuesday May 10 with luncheon at 1 30 and a talk by Rev Michael Rls J of Holy Cross College on American Diet Poetry. The annual election of officers will be held.

Maynard Maynard’ Woman's Club Little Tree Farms Framingham H Ld Conservation Department Agnes Howe

Posters Win Prizes in Exhibition at Maynard School

Posters by high school drawing students under Miss Anne Pasakarnis were displayed with twelve prizes awarded. Joseph Wasuik won first for $10, Francis Hannon second for $7.50, Elizabeth Mahoney third for $5, Ellen Salenius fourth, Guido Carbone and Dominic Baccari each $2.50, plus six $1 awards to George Murphy, Leo Holt, Paul Wilson, Vronislaw Maskiewicz, Alexandria Chutoran ski, and Fred Johnson. The United Cooperative Society sponsored the prizes. exhibition at United State on Main street. A Maynard Teachers Club meeting at Washington Auditorium Thursday at 3:45 features Mrs. Eason Cross impersonating famous child characters and a high school orchestra program. New Teachers Club officers: James P King president, Grace Perley vice president, Frederica Nay secretary, Bella Gruber treasurer.

Joesph Wasuik Francis Hannon Elizabeth Mahoney Ellen Salenius Guido Carbone Dominic Baccari George Murphy Leo Holt Paul Wilson Vronislaw Maskiewicz Alexandria Chutoranski Fred Johnson Eason Cross Sdide Peter Pan Alice of Wonderland Tom Sawyer Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm Lord Fauntleroy James P King Grace Perley Frederica Nay Bella Gruber

Kilmer Circle Whist Social Draws Large Crowd

Kilmer Circle held a whist social at Washington auditorium drawing over two hundred attendees. Walter Fairbanks won the door prize and Herbert W. Martin took the house prize. Multiple locals received prizes including Margaret Slimond and Margaret O Connor for top cards. consolation prizes were awarded to others such as Mrs. Catherine Gately and Walter Fairbanks.

Zasu Pitts Receives Offer After Romantic End

A fragment notes Zasu Pitts ending a romance with her regal husband Thomas S. Gallery and an offer affecting the former boxing man. The garbled text mentions Basal ve the avonute offeret cas in a non-specific context.

Zasu Thomas S. Gallery Pitts

Maynard Junior High Baseball Schedule Under Coach Martin

Maynard Junior High School's baseball team coached by Martin will play Billerica at Ma week Bedford next week and Linth ward the following week. Captain Liverman, the sole veteran, hopes for more good performances for the school.

Maynard Martin Liverman Billerica Bedford Linth Ward Reti

Accidents at Home Rise in Toll and Costs

A prominent study shows more than 35 percent of accidental deaths occur at home with over 30 000 deaths annually and 4 600 000 non fatal injuries. Darkness is the main cause and lighting improvements could halve many incidents. Portable battery lights and wall lights are recommended for dark stairs closets and hallways.

Surance

City Team Granted Use of Prospect Park

Marlboro Athletics Council approved a one month trial allowing the Marlboro City team to use Prospect Park on Sunday afternoons for baseball. The team pays 10 percent of grass receipts and maintains the park to the board's satisfaction, including mowing. funds raised from season tickets reached 190 dollars with expectations of 200 dollars.

Marlboro School Board Nizni Marlboro City Prospect Parks

Legion Auxiliary To Entertain War Veterans At Hospital

Southboro and Marlboro events: Disabled veterans from Kent State Hospital will attend a party and luncheon hosted by Les J. Bagley Post American Legion Auxiliary. A bus will take them to a Marlboro theater for a performance, then to the Community house for more entertainment. Guests include Mrs. James Henault and Mr. and Mrs. William Connor.

Southboro Les J. Bagley American Legion Ken State Hospital Marlboro Theater James Henault Upton Worcester County William Connor Westboro Hospital Legion Post

Eagles To Name New Officers

Eagles to elect officers at meeting tonight in Eagles Hall. William H. Day, past year president, will be advanced to senior role as the election unfolds. Eleven candidates vie to represent the group at the state convention with delegates to be chosen.

Udeon “Aetie F. C. BE Eagles Hall William H. Day Ataté

Stow Scouts On Historical Tour In Salem Visit

Thirteen members of Troop 1 Stow Boy Scouts toured Salem visiting the Court House Essex Marine Museum Art Museum and the House of Seven Gables. Scout Master Allison P Smith led the group with a campout at Camp Resolute marking the first outing of the season.

Stow Salem Allison P Smith Court House Essex Marine Museum Art Museum Packard's Resolute

Red Joubert Leads Marlboro High Batting After Maynard Clash

Marlboro High's Red Joubert tops the batting after last Saturday's contest with Maynard. Betinis and Martino both slip while Gino Insani improves to .833 and Bob Stadelman climbs from 111 to 250 as four-game averages are listed.

Marlboro Red” Joubert Maynard Betinis Clu Charlie Red Martino Gino Insani Bob Stadelman Outtiider

College Boxing Loses Interest For Students

New York May 8 INS Politeness and refinement surrounding intercollegiate boxing have squelched fan interest in recent years. Students tire of the dreary exhibitions and lack of thrills, believing strict rules tame the sport too much.

New York Alma Mater

Communion Service at Holy Church Tomorrow

Celebration of Communion at Holy Church tomorrow, with Rev. Walter R. Tourtellet presiding as rector. The service marks one of the major holy days observed.

Holy Church Ascenan Walter R. Tourtellet

Marlboro man pleads guilty to fishing without permit

In district court John J Meane pleaded guilty to fishing without a permit at Mort Meadow pond. The sentence was suspended for one year.

Ghitty Marlboro This Aa Mort Meadow Pond

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