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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1936
Page
6
A large group from the village attended the Service of Light at Acton Coral Church on Sunday evening. The event marked the regular monthly union service of Protestant churches drawing sizable crowds at churches on the first Sunday each month.
Jane Reed and Dorothy Hamilton were presented as pianoforte pupils at the Albion Metcalf studio in Boston last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Parsons moved into the former Morse family residence on School Street. A Service of Light honoring Christ’s life, arranged by Rev Matthew A Vance, was held at Union Congregational Maynard with clergy support. A car collision at Main and Stow streets caused damage but no injuries. Acton High School Junior Prom date has been postponed to Claflin and Sons. Charles and Leon Jr. visited Rochester, Vermont last week.
Rare platinums find use in marine and industrial machinery. Screens costing $12,000 each are employed for demanding operations, while platinum and iridium alloys endure extreme temperatures and resist corrosion in various devices.
Mrs Howe retires after two year term as president of the club and receives a President’s pin and bouquet from Mrs Everett Montague. Mrs Coulter named new president, new home in town after Honolulu years, members pledge support. May program features Mrs Carolyn Derby singing and Mrs Webster Blanchard’s piano, plus Christabel Kidder’s Browning reading.
The Republican list includes Edward B. Caigi Emily B. Smith Henry J. Cool John S. Whipple Otis M. Whitney 8. Robinson Romeo De Cicco Philip L. Smith Arthur 8B. Maurice McWalter Jr Thomas J. Hayes Joseph A. Macone ogg K. Shaw Jr Dorothy R Edward L. Craig Ken nan Damon Mary F. Foss John th Bruce B. Appleby Mabel Bean Ruth A. Pratt ine P. Kidder Catherine Young Ole Charles T. Judge Walter P. Blodgett Ralph A. Gerow William B. Graham Evelina 0. Wardsen Frank S. Walker John S. Tombeno Allan A. Kennedy Gustav E. Jensen Avi Vesta Fowler John J. Connorton. Democratic list names Thomas J. Byron Edward F. oe C. Dorothy Flavin Margaret F. Collins David Cath Charles F. Plannery William J. Lee Margaret E. Coughlin Elizabeth F. Brennan Josephine Mahoney Charles M. ieien Terence J. McHugh Gertrude F. Mes Kenna J. William Byron Michael Hakins John J. Sullivan Alphonse G. Landini Pasquale Melisi James Byrne.
A Watson-Doane company concert from Boston will be at the Methodist Church in Maynard on Wednesday evening May 13 at 8 o clock under the Ladies Aid. Miss Irma Watson and Miss Helen Doane headline a program featuring musical readings old time melodies and novelty numbers. Cushman will oversee the program. A free afternoon showing is planned at four o clock.
The piece contrasts comets that travel predictable solar orbits with those that arrive suddenly as transient visitors to the solar system. It highlights that some comets belong to our sun’s family while others appear as fleeting visitors.
The Maynard Woman's Club holds its annual meeting and May luncheon on Tuesday May 12 with program led by Mrs. Edmund MacPerson. Reservations due by Friday May 8 to Myra MacPherson or others. A Fashion Show will be directed by Marion Spinney with club members modeling.
Members of the igploees Club hosted a farewell party for Charles Manninen a noted local amateur radio operator who is leaving to take a radio position with an oil company. Guests came from Hudson Harvard Lincoln Concord Acton Marlboro and Framingham. A new president will be elected at the next meeting and Manninen received a wrist watch from colleagues before departing.
Forty Hours Devotion to be celebrated at St Casimir's church this weekend with Evening Vespers Benediction and a sermon each night The Sunday closing service will be preceded by a procession including children and the women’s altar society choir under Miss Therest Wagulik and organist Masses run on summer schedule at 8 and 4 o clock through December
Oscar Alving 56 died Wednesday in Maynard after living here nearly forty years. Born in Finland he is survived by wife Amanda and two sons Francis and Oscar. Funeral Saturday afternoon at the Finnish Congregational Church at two, conducted by Rev. Jacob Rinta. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Flowers express community affection.
Panak announces Foy Marlboro Franklin N. Ray elected president of Marlboro Aerie of Eagles at last night’s annual meeting in Eagles hall. James Quinlan named secretary and three year trustee, with Daniel Leary outside guard and Anthony Luz inside guard also chosen.
The May meeting of the Unitarian Ladies' Charitable Will is scheduled for tomorrow at o clock with Mgrs. Clark, president, in charge. Ms. Meyer Oakes of Northboro, wife of the Unitarian minister there, will speak, with Miss Belie Stevens also present.
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