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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
8
The article notes that earthworms swallow and expel soil as castings, greatly mixing and turning the earth. It states that enormous quantities of soil are turned over each year, highlighting the worms' role in soil processing.
Maynard wins track meet 43 to 33 led by Hillman 9 points and Pettie double wins in the 100 dash and high jump. Woburn’s McCafferty takes the mile, while Koskinen tops the shot put and Hiltunen reaches high jump runner up. Relay honors go to Woburn with a 1 42 time, Maynard places strong in sprints and field events.
Lucius H. Maynard expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement and for flowers received.
Haiti enforces a law barring foreigners and naturalized Haitians from specific retail trades. The measure targets non citizens and highlights restrictions in licensing and operation within certain commerce sectors.
Maynard High cancels? No. Winchester High track squad meets Maynard H in a Wednesday alumni field dual meet. Both outfits are strong and evenly matched, promising a close point battle as Marlboro visits next Thursday May 28 to continue the Highland City’s strong season under Coach Charlie Manty who aims to reveal full team power.
Junior and senior high pupils organize a four team league playing on Bancroft street school grounds each evening except Friday. Captain Billy Columbo leads the Junior Rangers in first half hopes, with teams Bisons Hawks Bluets and captains named. Standings show strong town spirit and student participation.
A member and guest tournament at Maynard Country Club produced strong scores led by C Mansky 84 66 J Johnson 78 67 J Novick 77 68 and W Robus 93 69 Among others listed were J Wasuik 34 78 J Macone 91 76 V Violet 100 79 G Stewart 78 66 H Isner 96 68 and Hartwell Flood 76 69 A follow up event for members is planned for next weekend with Hartwell Flood and Pat Gianferante preparing at Fitchburg for the Massachusetts state open tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Garfield of Sudbury marked their 50th wedding anniversary at their daughter’s home, with about 100 relatives and friends in attendance. They are also parents to Annie Pick of Brockton and sons Henry of Sudbury and William of Saxonville. The account notes Revolutionary-era recreations and social entertainments such as concerts, balls, cards, teas, whists, music, and sleighing.
Funeral services for the late Mrs Charlotte Sanderson were held from the family home last Wednesday. Rev A M Jeffries and Rev Frederick Brooks Noyes officiated. Poems and hymns provided solace as flowers and tributes filled the home. Burial followed in the Mount Hope Cemetery family lot.
The first whist social for the Joyce Kilmer Circle was held at Elkis last Friday with another social planned for this Friday. Awards went to Margaret Kane and many others. special honors to Mrs Landerville, Mrs Isa Kelley, and Esther Adams Mise. Catherine Bariteau chaired the committee with several assistants. Mrs Joseph P. Dineen will chair this Friday’s social with circle members helping. Attendance prizes will be drawn at the end of the series for current and future players.
The Italian lute is described as a beautiful mandolin. Hungary is noted for dulcimer players and a study of the zimbalon. The English adopted the name dulcimer after liking its tones.
Robert Hunter traveled to Wilmington Delaware where he joined the Ludlow Association for a new plant start and will relocate with the company after working there the past year. Memorial Church services were led by five young women under the theme God in Nature. Gordon Hunter then departed for Detroit Michigan for his annual landscape gardening project. A humorous saying about a self centered man appeared among the remarks.
The article suggests the camera originated in Italy during the sixteenth century with the principal idea known earlier. It notes debated origins and attributes among early thinkers and inventors.
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