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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
3
The Bere church area reports upcoming marriages including Edward Loughlin of West Concord with a May 95th date, and Edward Petrowsky families hosting cards and Mass cards. A shower for Miss Marion Novick and a freshmen sophomore social at the high school are noted, along with a public safety appreciation event in Wellfleet and Boston area gatherings.
A weekly peat social at St George's Church house on Gatfield Street honored prize winners Nellie Schwenke Margaret Curley Minnie Campbell and several others including Mrs C Perkins Mrs Alice Murphy Catherine Apalean Helen Mullin and Nellie Schwente with a special prize awarded to Sars.
At the weekly Mon hy Afterndon Whist club gathering held in its hall prizes were awarded to Catherine euieeil Hye Morrill Elizabeth White Rachel Lester Boakefeavers Reia Henrietta Bantotrd Julia Coughlin Mildred Newski Mrs Tibbets and a special to Mrs Albert Murphy.
Assabet F O E Maynard Pandy was reelected president of the Assabet Aerie BC at the annual meeting in the clubrooms. Other officers elected include Charles Le Moyne as vice president Raymond Crowley chaplain John Dora secretary Albert Lucat treasurer Stanley Zwinkle inside guard Hud Desmond George Water and Elmer Mattson trustees. Officers will be installed at a meeting on June 10.
A public whist party will be held in the Maynard school auditorium to aid British war relief. The event, organized by the Maynard British War Relief chapter, features Mrs. Pred Palace as host and a program with many prizes. The date is the 27th evening. Profits support relief efforts.
A fragmentary note from Caldwell expresses heartfelt gratitude to those who offered kindness after a death. It mentions flowers and sympathy as the bereaved family thanks neighbors and friends during a difficult time.
Miss Bai Eent chairs the committee for the St Casimir Church spring festival at Crowe Park from June 2 to June 4 with features planned. Mr and Mrs Carroll and Mrs Annear of Rockville connect to the Newtons of Summer Street. A Water Department project to run a main line from White Pond through Stow to Maynard Station has approval. Gracet of Main Street receives congratulations on the birth at Framingham Hospital. Edward Kelley, street superintendent, installs new signs in the New Village section as part of a townwide renewal policy.
A surprise shower hosted at the Elks hall drew over 160 guests from Maynard Hayward Worcester Lawrence Marlboro Hudson Cambridge Boston and Lowell. Miss Véra Rudziak manager of a Cambridge beauty parlor was honored on her upcoming marriage to Paul Setzee of Medford.
The Lexington chapter of the Ame Wan Legion Auxiliary meets Saturday May 24 1944 at Cary Hall. Luncheon served at 1230. Members should contact Mr. Ann Bigelow today. After the council at 230 there is a Middlesex County Council caucus to elect an executive member delegate and alternates and to ratify department convention representatives. A Whist party with prizes follows on Monday May 26 at Legion Hall.
Police Chief Henry Pieventer prepares ongoing inquiry as state control board meets Friday at 1 50 PM in Town House to discuss farmers. Mary Rita Faleucci age 58 of 58 Waltham Street and Alfred Seymour Poyser of 17 Arthur Street announce intentions of marriage.
Mrs. ia ey Wt Weim Vasey of Maynard died in Waltham during the week. The body was brought to Maynard for burial in St. Bridget's cemetery on Monday.
Maynard J Ghudzinawing 19 injured in Concord auto accident May 12 improving at Emerson Hospital and recuperating at his mother's home Frances Cudzinowics 2 Main St Helen Beggot 16 a Mayhard high junior also hurt and recovering at hospital with other injuries reported improving this morning
News for aspiring officers in the United States Army Air Corps Reserve. A preparatory course begins June 16 for men aged 20 to 27 with at least two years of college but insufficient education to meet requirements. Boston University offers eight week sessions with five days per week and per student costs. Readiness information available at the New England Flying Cadet Committee, 41 Main Street, Concord. office open Tuesdays, or call Mrs. Lawrence Lunt at Concord 909.
Maynard announces the annual military mass at Seebelr's church on Sunday at ten o'clock conducted by Pastor Marigarek. Legion members will assemble at the town house and lead a parade to the service in memory of World War I comrades. Veterans are invited to attend. A Feast of the Assumption Masses at St. Casimir's will be held Thursday at 5:45 and 8:00 AM. The annual May procession on church grounds near next Sunday was postponed due to a road accident last week.
Maynard high ball tossers enter the final road stretch with a Midland League contest at Crowe Park. Milford, leading the circuit, seeks a repeat victory after edging Stoneham 5 4 earlier in the season. Stoneham visits Crowe Park for a Middl d League clash in a red white show of regional rivalry.
A collage of trivia touches on Joan Ford and Veronica Lake, Allan Jones, Madeleine Carroll, Charlie Ruggles, Bob Hope, Betty Field, Mary Martin, Dorothy Lamour, Claudette Colbert, Barbara Stanwyck and others. It notes varied talents and quirks from acting careers and personal hobbies.
Congressman Joseph E. Casey of Massachusetts seeks a five member congressional committee to investigate rising prices for necessities. The plan covers problems in purchasing goods nationwide and could prompt broader market scrutiny.
General Thom as Foley commander of the State Guard and Worcester police chief will speak at the Rotary Club gathering at Wildwood Inn tomorrow. Police officials have voted to cooperate on the approaching air defense demonstration and related topics as part of the program chaired by Kinardig.
Fragmentary item notes Arthur Lafleur moving to West Malin street and a Benton Ginik of Prd street returning to the J. Penney Store after a month away. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
The wedding of Helen Kouglas, daughter of Mrs Anaston Kons, will take place Sunday afternoon at o clock at St Anargyro Orthodox Church on Centrally. A reception will follow at the Elks Home.
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