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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
7
Maynard residents celebrate community events with births, visits, and meetings. Local business owners change hands, fire and safety efforts receive praise, and club activities including the Maynard Country Club and K of C preparations are noted along with Memorial Day planning and upcoming lodge degrees.
Piano in first class condition advertised at Johnson Music Store 34 Main Street Maynard. For inquiry apply 3 Great Road Maynard.
An enthusiastic Jewish meeting at Riverside hall Sunday organized a drive for War Relief funds. Lars Newton of Worcester highlighted European suffering and Jewish persecution with millions starving and dying. Samuel Lever named councilman of the Merrard vote committee. Mrs Fannie Pelop of Avton chaired. Joseph Glickman named second vice president. Mrs Louis Schwartz of Acton secretary. Louis Rickles treasurer. Nis Lever press. Maynard’s quota set at 1000 dollars. pledges at the meeting were strong.
Manager Joe White announces Chelsea K of C nine will play Maynard at Crowe Park Saturday afternoon. The club beat Mt Pleasant 5–0 last week. Dorchester A A will play here Saturday May 27, and local crowds signal a strong baseball year with solid support and a spotless town as its asset.
Memorial Day activities are organized by the Prank Joe Mars post and Dana Daves GA.R. unit in West Acton with a parade at 9 15 am from Roosevelt School. Veterans and scouts will decorate graves at Maynard, Glenwood, Paper, and St. Bridget cemeteries, with prayers, marches, and Taps. A service at the honor roll will feature Rev. David M. Angel and Rev. A B Poepinean, along with a Wreath ceremony. public and school participants will join processions and communal prayers.
The quick service by Telpephone Company proved again in the Weat Acton fire incident. A big out of town cable repair crew was back in service before 2 a.m. after midnight blaze. District Chief Hammond drove crew from Concord to Lowell, a 40 mile trip, to restore lines.
A musical comedy La Bella with words and music by Louis Koski will be staged at Parker Street Hall Saturday evening by the Dramatic Club of the Socialist Society. The show is a repeat performance by popular demand after the previous run sold out.
Ray Landrigan of East Boston was elected a member of the Twilight club. Associates named were John Keegan Jr James Vincent Sweeney John Gallagher. John Keegan Jr and John Keegan assist interior decorators at the cottage at Lake Boon for the summer season.
Sunday noon fires kept Concord Junction and Maynard fire crews busy. Maynard battled a brush blaze off Waltham Street and later helped Concord Junction where a second fire flared near the powder mills. Night fighting continued until 11 pm with Maynard returning to the scene and finally handing control back to Concord Junction. Monday saw Maynard respond to a chimney fire at 20 Hayes Street in the evening.
Last week three students from the M H S commercial department secured positions in the Boston area. Elizabeth Herbert joined William H Gallison & Co Atlantic are as a phone operator. Ruth Veitch became stenographer and general office worker at Glaser Corporation 234 Boylston Street. Gladys Howes started Thursday as bookkeeper at Klastold Fibre Co of Waltham.
An announcement notes no permits would be issued by local authorities for Sunday evening moving picture benefits. Local organizations petitioned for permits and are responsible for benefit performances, contrary to circulating rumors that management would run them.
Annual May safe offers bargains at Fullenton's Hat Shop 66 Main St Maynard opposite postoffice. Mrs Percy Madgett of Concord Junction, noted cornetist, engaged to play with Riverside Theatre Orchestra. Concord district Sunday School association meets May 31 at Maynard MFE church. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hawke attended the radio show in Hoston.
Patients with indigestion and dyspepsia report prompt relief from Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules. Letters praise quick effects and generosity in sharing samples with friends. Capsules are sold by Johnson's Pharmacy for six cents plus postage from Jaques Genevie, Peekburg, New York.
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