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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1930
Page
5
Maynard residents and friends attend church services and social events. Notables include Blake family visits, Dartmouth athletic honors, and local youth activities with Scouts and 4-H. Community groups plan Independence Day events and joint Legion Elks programs while celebrating birthdays and attending church and school functions.
Fragmentary note shows scattered standings with teams or labels unreadable. It mentions 0-2 and 1-1 rows and partial scores, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations for a coherent summary.
Two more Commercial Department students have begun work this week. Miss Taimi Nyland joined W W Winship in Boston as stenographer and office assistant, starting Friday morning, while Miss Signe Holt began duties as general office assistant with the First National Co-operative Society in Maynard last Monday morning.
Maynard May 14. A spring recital by the pupils of Miss Charlotte Somerville held at Parker Street Hall drew a full audience of parents and friends. Opening numbers featured a promenade masurka and toe dance. specialty items were performed by many named students including Blanchard Belluci Newman Green Merrick Taylor Taylor Hamlin Macey Brayden Labowicz Hines King Crowley Newman Wood Morse Somerville Crowe Rainbow Leach Whitehead Burkell Spurrell Olsen Lent Denniston Tucker Woodard. Grace Woodard was accompanist.
Mrs Mary Ann Garland aged 94 years 7 months 4 days died Thursday night May 8 at the home of her son Dr Samuel R Garland Great Road with whom she had lived in recent years. She was born in Sharon Me daughter of John Gordon and Betsey Bowler and is survived by two sons Dr Garland of this Peak and W L Garland of Somerville. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the home of her son Rev William Boicourt pastor of the United Church of Shirley conducted the service. Interment was in the family lot in a Hampden Ma cemetery. Numerous floral tributes noted.
Column humorously chronicles early 20th century sports scenes with jabs at boxers Sharkey Sonnenberg and Dempsey, mentions Crowe Park base stealing, and mocks current circus antics in Boston.
Joe O Leary and his Irish Minstrels will perform a repeat engagement at Exchange Hall on Monday May 19, promoted by Michael Foley and Frank Holt. The band members are noted as master musicians and swing from old tune waltz to modern dances. Catherine and John McLaughlin, stars from the Keith circuit, will display an exhibition of jigs and reels.
Captain Maynard James Farrell of the Lynch district post office led the third string to victory over Hudson Post Office at Lynch alleys. Final score Maynard 1216 Hudson P O 1170. The second match is scheduled at Hudson tomorrow night.
Our heartfelt appreciation is extended to all who helped in any way to lighten the sorrow in our recent bereavement. Mrs. Josephine I. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D Brown express gratitude for support and kindness.
More guest players registered at Maynard Country Club on Saturday than in nine years of the club's existence. The course earns high praise from section golfers with Morris Aronson of Boston calling the greens faster and better than Franklin Park. A visiting player called Belmont Spring top notch but said Maynard is better. A three quarter handicap tournament for members will be held the coming weekend.
Ruth Foster 21 died Friday at her home 6 Parmenter Ave Maynard Mass. She was a Maynard High School and Boston Business College graduate employed by Middlesex Insurance Co in Concord. The service at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Church was conducted by Dr Ernest L Mills with many attendees and bearers named. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. She was active in church youth work and Magdalene Chapter O B S.
Retailer Rickles unveils new white shoes with price range from 2.98 to 5 dollars advancing stock as spring fashion item. Shoes feature plain designs and affordable options for customers seeking Value.
An automobile and a truck were destroyed by a Monday night fire that burned through the roof of a stone garage at the Visoccchi farm in Sudbury. The blaze, begun by a short circuit in one car, consumed both vehicles and damaged the structure with an estimated loss noted.
Fire departments from Maynard and Sudbury contained the blaze to the garage surrounding farm buildings were threatened but protected. Sworn owners reported the club set valued at 1500.
May 14. The last public exhibition of physical education in Maynard schools was held Friday night in the high school auditorium. Pupils from grades through senior high performed exercises, games, marching, parallel bars, gymnastic apparatus, and acrobatic stunts under George Rupprecht, supervisor of physical education.
Miss Ella Hartman of Lancaster spent the past week visiting Mrs. Nancy Haynes on Linden Street, sharing time and conversation during the stay.
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