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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
10
Garden lovers are urged to plan carefully before planting. Kirkegaard's Nursery on Concord Road in Bedford offers a wide range of plants and a special sale with high quality plants at savings. Expert advice is available from attendants to help choose and care for selections.
Classified ad notes a 1927 Oakland sedan in perfect condition for sale. The seller asks reasonable price and lists pickup at 2 Nason Street Maynard. Ad suggests inquiry through contact for purchase.
In Concord a notice references Fenn School at 123456 with 7 T and Lorzwood marking 10010 to 10014. District identifiers 6 and 1000140-6 appear in the fragment.
Reverend J Rex Stiepler will address the Norfolk Pomona Grange meeting in Westwood this Saturday afternoon with the theme Mother of Men. The event highlights community values and historical ties to the rural Grange movement.
An open Sudbury High Athletic Association meeting is set for May 19 in the Town Hall with H P Patey speaking on Baseball and life. The annual Sudbury Schools Art Exhibit runs May 29–30, with judging the evening of the 29th. Baseball games are slated for Thursday and Saturday. Toxin-antitoxin treatments are offered on May 18, 25, and June 1 for children over one year old. The May 18 Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the Town Hall will elect officers with Robert Small as speaker.
Miss Dorothy Hunter joins the Little Theatre Guild of Nashua New Hampshire. The Guild presented three short plays over two consecutive nights before packed houses. Hunter designed an emblem for the Guild.
Middlesex School avenged an earlier loss by defeating St Marks 6 to 4 at Southboro Saturday afternoon. The game stayed tied 3 3 until the seventh when Tom Choate issued free trips and hits, fueling a three run rally for Middlesex. Don Prouty limited St Marks to six hits, with Charlie Cook finishing.
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus celebrates its Golden Jubilee in Boston Garden opening May 3. The Durbar spectacle features 2,000 performers and animals, 50 elephants, from around the world, with international acts like the Marcellus Flying Ballet Plastique and Agenos Japanese. Over 800 artists, a baby giraffe named Andy, and Wallendas tight wire acts highlight a lavish program under Samuel W. Gumpertz as general manager.
Maynard High School is placed on the List of Approved Schools by the New England College Entrance Certificate Board for four years enabling graduates to enroll in colleges without examinations. Notable alumni include William Ledgard and Simon Seder of Harvard, Sidney McCleary of Bowdoin, and several from Boston University, Dartmouth, Tufts, and the University of Vermont. Over two years no Maynard graduate entering college has failed to gain promotion.
F. I. UD offers prompt delivery of cut flowers and plants for Mothers Day. Albert Batley and Son advertise at 68 Acton Street with telephone service, highlighting careful fulfillment of orders for the occasion.
St Bridget's parish held the third whist social at Cooperative Hall. Awards went to numerous players including Mrs Alvin Walsh John Gibbons and John Moynihan with a door prize to Mrs Neevle Morton and a special award to Charles Sperrill. The fourth event is planned for next Monday evening.
The Philathea Class of the Union Congregational Church hosted a May Basket Social and guest night Monday. Events included solos by Mrs. Marguerite Smith, current events by Mrs. Matthew A. Vance, quartet songs by Mrs. Frances Hawkes, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Adelaide Parker, and Mrs. Louisa Townsend, a reading by Mrs. Mary Eaton, a book talk by Mrs. Ivan Nowlan, plus refreshments and a paper by Mrs. Frank E. Sanderson. Hostesses were Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Mary Lovell, and Miss Laura Woodart.
Oscar F Ellis of Lacona New Hampshire who spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Ralph W Stone returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Archibald Garfield of Dublin New Hampshire who spent the winter in Florida are visiting friends here on their return trip.
The Maynard club will be represented in the Bay State league with teams from Country Club Weston and the Presidential. First match is against Wachusett this Sunday, with Carlton Edwin Frank Riley and Joseph Ma contributing nine points. Schedule lists Maynard games from May 14 to July 9 including matches against Marlboro Presidential and Waltham.
Regular artillery drill conducted at night during the state drill period. Regimental inspection planned for next Monday night. Judges include Major Murray US Marine Major Patrick F. D mandant and Major F M Madd of the 182nd Infantry with Captain Roy F Goggin of Company M.
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