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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1936
Page
5
A meeting at the L headquarters service was conducted by the press president and assist officers. Four Auxiliary members, including Nelle Mes Evers Walter Adams, are noted as having died in the past year.
Irene Carey Margaret Dineen Jean Lynch and Ann White presented a layette to the Council as a gift from the Maynard Juniors. The Legion Poppy drive concluded last weekend with thanks to volunteers including Bar Trene Carey Jean Lynch Mary White Patricia Louka and Alice Hanson for selling poppies.
Walter T. Tierney led the local 4-H group to first prize at the May 3 competition held at the Junior High School. Davis was named the Middlesex County Champion of 4-H. He was ranked top in the county event.
A prize awarded includes a set of chisels and a sharpening stone. The item offers practical woodworking value and highlights the competition's rewards.
The June 1 local chapter will host a social dance at the high school with music by a noted duo. The annual De Molay Field Day is set for June 13 at Auburndale. District 2 outing includes Fitchburg Leominster Marlboro Ayer Maynard and Worcester at Mt Monadnock on June 7.
Miss Eleanor Spinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn G. Spinney of Franklin Street, observed her 16th birthday with a dinner party hosted last night for a group of friends and family.
James Lizotte of Marlboro attended a stag party at the Wildwood Inn Marlboro on June 7. A chicken dinner was served and entertainment was provided by Eddie Byrnes Walter France and others. Lizotte received a dinner set from friends. The gathering included about sixty people from Marlboro Maynard Clinton Hudson Worcester and Boston.
The bank notes deposit book No 35269 has been lost and payment is stopped. The notice is issued by Julian W Ballou Assistant Treasurer at The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts with dates May 18 1986 May 20 27 and June 3.
Maynard High School plays a Middlesex League contest against Belmont on their grounds after a 7-0 loss here. A Saturday Midland league clash at Crowe Park pits Clinton against the locals, a key second place battle with Clinton seeking revenge from a 7-2 Patriot’s Day defeat. Coach Sawyer aims to sweep both Hudson and Clinton in two league games.
A Seth Parker program is set after a Maynard Grange meeting at Grange Hall Thursday night with Mrs Annie Floyd directing. Orville P Tucker will play Seth Parker and May Jones roles include Mother Parker and other cast members listed.
Dance program lists performers and pieces including Shirley Temple and Constance Martin assisted by Anne White Anne Flaherty Evelyn Russo Barbara Gibney Teresa White Russian Peasant Mary Zanie ski Three Rubes Mary Schwab Colbert Sewall Vincent King Strutting Marion Sheridan English Folk Dance Teress White Barbara Gibney Vincent Russo Constance Martin Evelyn Russo Anne White Toe Tap Dolly Harmis Waltz Clog Vincent King Colleen Teresa White Trucking Teresa Sigmum Waltz Toe Ballet Philomena Christofono Our Little Tapper Constance Martin.
The document records a court citation for allowance with the return day set on the twelfth of June 1936. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire, First Judge of the Court, and Loring P. Jordan, Register, note dates May 27 and June 3.
The meet saw young talent like Kizik clock under eleven seconds in the century as Guerney won the mile and various events. Reaves, Hiltonien, and Fuller led a mix of wins for different schools with distances and times noted, while Monk Maynardites faced tough returns in the 220 and mile events.
An advertisement claims Buckley’s Mixture rapidly eases bronchial and deep coughs with just a few sips. It touts alkaline oats and fast action, urging buyers to avoid substitutes and to purchase at 45 or 85 cents from W. S. Buckley, Rochester, New York.
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