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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1932
Page
3
Local items note births, engagements, and moves among Maynard residents. Mrs. Bachrach elected Tau Epsilon chancellor. Maynard students appear in school and club activities. sports and community events are described with names of residents, families, and organizations.
The Young Club of Maynard will observe its first anniversary with a musical and dramatic program followed by dancing at Barkey Street Hall on Saturday night May 14. Officers include Charles Haken president Lauda vice president Mark secretary William Saarela treasurer and members Lauri Hiipakka reporter Herbert Ruotsala librarian and an executive committee with Bennie Sokolowski Toivo Mikkola and others.
Marlboro Country Club teams defeated Maynard club 8 to 1 in the opening Colonial Four Ball contest at home. Ideal weather highlighted a day featuring golf plus tennis and horseback riding with matches totaling mixed player pairs and scores.
St Casimir faces Clinton Moose at Crowe Park next Sunday after noon in the season opener. manager Frankie Kamesh drills veterans Mike Vodoklys Joe Kamesh Wardzala and Pozarycki while Clinton features Parmenter Murphy Gillespie Huck Chase and O Rourke. A practice game with West Acton is set for Crowe Park tonight.
Middlesex County Legion Auxiliary heard guest speakers Mrs. Bisie DeGuchy of Stoneham and Mrs. Helen Esson of Melrose at Legion headquarters. Miss Margaret Riley presided as plans were set for the Polly Drive May 27 28 led by Eva Evers. Delegates and alternates to the county convention at Water Town May 21 were elected. A social followed under Mrs. Bessie Hellawell.
Citizens praise exceptional turnout in Maynard on Saturday night with 200 cars using street parking and 70 cars in rear lot by Assabet Bank. Peoples Theatre crowd boosted activity as shoppers converged on town as a new busy evening scene.
The article notes actress Jean Harlow born March 3 1911 remains underage while enjoying immense popularity. It highlights her shift to leading roles in Platnum Blonde and Three Wise Girls, her work rate, her beauty routine, tastes, and mentions Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin in a contrasting film context.
Richard Arlen settled an old score with Jack Oakie from their days in Touchdown and Sky Bride. The on screen feuding scenes showed Oakie striking Arlen and Arlen knocking Oakie senseless as Dick added realism leaving Oakie stunned at the scene’s end.
Bankhead stars in Phunder Below wearing a deep decolletage black chiffon gown over nude crepe. The season emphasizes backless evening gowns in sheer chiffons for summer fashion.
Maynard hosts the annual Middlesex League track meet at Belmont High School athletic field next Saturday afternoon. The scoring uses class divisions seniors juniors and sophomores with the total added. Maynard placed third last year, and coach Al Lever hopes to improve this year as Belmont Lexington Concord Read Stoneham and Wakefield schools compete.
Frank C Sheridan of Maynard announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative from the 10th Middlesex District. He is a Maynard board of assessors member and leader of Sheridan's Orchestra, with ties to Hudson and Maynard Democratic committees.
Marlboro Country Club hosts Colonial Four Ball as Marlboro defeats Traynard 8 to 1. Pairings Marlboro Kirby Sherman 212 Dr Smith Morse Hastings Hoban Maynard Carlton Cough lid Morten Macone Carlton Flavin. Marlboro to play Maynard again next Sunday in the second match.
Mrs Catherine Sullivan entertained a Sunday gathering at Wall Court with guests from Lowell Somerville and nearby towns. Mrs John O Shaughnessy of Lowell will travel with Mrs Sullivan on board the White Star liner Biers sailing from Heston June 5 to Cobh Ireland. The Britannia is due June 11, enabling plans to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin.
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