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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1941
Page
3
The Maynard town notices report student achievements, church events, civic group meetings, and births. Highlights include Simmons College student Boule Bourke graduate, St Casimir masses resuming summer schedule, and local families welcoming new births with hospital news and weekend visits.
The banns of marriage were read at St Bridget's Church on the first Sunday of November for Miss Marion Novick daughter of Mr and Mrs Pagpony and Edward Loughlin son of Mr and Mrs Edward Loughlin of West Concord. They plan to wed at St Bridget's Church on May 25. Loughlin, a Harvard College graduate, was an ace pitcher on the varsity baseball team.
The Sport Corner urges organizing an inter town softball league as several former local organizers plan preliminary steps. Potential fields include Manbroft School grounds, Frowe Park, and Main Street School grounds with eight to ten teams to compete for top honors. The Suomi A vu originators and May tard Men's Shop back a challenge to the Young Republicans Club for a game or series.
Maynard County Club markets golf with weekend and weekday green fees. The club claims new specials attract players, featuring Doyle and Dorrie Hols as notable figures. Cross and the club professional emphasize ongoing tournaments and weekend joys for golfers.
Rudy Pirkola of Parke Street accepted a position as a tree surgeon with the Department of Public Works. A member of the Young Men's Republican group and active in Finnish social and civic life, he is a prominent community figure and a star member of the Maynare Hotkey curb.
Police Chief Provenica is recovering from pneumonia after an attack. He visited police headquarters yesterday for the first time in seven weeks. He is on the road to full recovery but remains in the convalescent stage.
Jessie Roeske, president of the Maynard WiF.W. Auxiliary, led a delegation to attend a penny sale at the Town House tonight May 14. The weekly Auxiliary whist party Friday awarded a door prize to Mrs G Perkins and listed several prize winners including Mrs Mildred Zaniewski Mrs Keeler Margaret McCarthy Mrs Clayton Mrs Frank Gilleney Alice Murphy Rachel Lester Mrs G Mallin Mary Newton and Mrs Mary Newton.
The readable lines mention Lantkiewicx and Primmer in a cryptic base notation with terms like pallar and Masti. No clear event, participants, or outcome is stated, leaving the item as a damaged fragment summary.
In Concord a large confirmation occurred at Our Lady Help parish with 46 girls and boys. Rev. BR JA Cushing and an auxiliary group of priests assisted in the ceremony. Daniel C Sullivan served as sponsor father and a Mrs. Ivan as sponsor mother from Sudbury. The Sudbury Woman's Club offered a scholarship to James Gentile aged 14 for outstanding poster work on animal cruelty winning first prize bronze medal from the SPCA.
Mr and Mrs George Newton thank friends for joining in their Golden Wedding Anniversary at 48 Summer Street Maynard.
Maynard edged Winchester 8-4 after a four run rally in the seventh inning at Winchester yesterday. Lankiewien collected three hits and JaWusike five, as Maynard built an early lead and held on for the win.
Campus group forms to stage two plays this year and gains support after unsuccessful frat attempt. Members include several players coached by a teacher, as the team prepares a mystery comedy titled Tie House.
Concord Council members will gather at Monument Hall at 6 o clock for a body march led by Charles Mata and others. They will attend Mass at St. Ber with Sacrament then proceed to Monument Hall for breakfast. Grand Knight Marie Patina and a district deputy from the state council will be present as guest speakers.
Three Concord youths are in training with Battery 2 213 at Camp Hulen Texas. Russell Raraona has been made staff sergeant and assigned to the demand. Sidney Bacou, the third local youth, is serving as a searchlight helper. They will return to Hulton May 15 where promotion is expected.
A concise reflection noting that laws and institutions tend to gravitate toward order like clockwork. The quote asserts they require periodic revision and renewal to stay aligned with proper times.
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