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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
2
Maynard area events include lodge and club meetings at Cooperative Hall and Odd Fellows, golf and whist socials, and annual outings. Local births, marriages intentions, and church activities are noted alongside service club and school events, with members of K of C, Elks, and Girl Scouts active in year-end activities.
At Cortland New York 214 miles 167 birds were released only 20 reached home the first day. Wilson Brothers Hopkinton led the Cortland race with J Doel second and others from Marlboro Berlin Maynard and Maynard. Upcoming races include Hor nell 316 miles June 2 Jamestown 400 miles June 16 Cleveland 525 miles June 28 Toledo 623 miles June 30 and Galesburg 1000 miles July 7. Three shorter races 66 117 and 241 miles had been flown prior.
Maynard TT led 10-1 before rain denied a win against Chelmeford American Legion. The local laundry gang head the MidMesex circuit with an away game at Ayer next Sunday. Next Wednesday Littleton, last year's champions, visit Crowe Park for a twilight clash as shorter industry hours boost attendance.
Joyce Kilmer Circle held a well attended whist party on Wednesday night to raise money for the summer camp fund. Mildred Morgan and others led the program while prizes were awarded to many attendees including Lena Lawrence Mabel Tobin Peter White Mrs George Lee Esther Smith Eleanor Quinn Arley Lawrence Joseph Kaler and Mary DiGrappo special prizes went to Katherine White Margaret Moore Alice Joyce Lena Rodway and several others.
Representative Frank Sheridan spoke on Legislation at a Maynard Grange Legislative Night held Thursday in the Grange hall. Rev. J Rex Shepler, Miss Edith MacAustin, and Mrs Grave Salloway provided services and music. A collation followed. The annual Children's Night is set for June 14 with tickets required for bringing a guest child.
The Maynard Co Operators Club celebrated its third anniversary in Parker Street on a Wednesday evening with a one act play What Price America featuring Bores Sokolowski Hulda Nelson Lauri Hibak Doris Peterson. The event included dancing to Bob Sheridan's orchestra and numerous novelties. Attendees from Winchendon Hubbardston and Fitchburg attended. Members highlighted the club’s educational athletic dramatic and social work and planned a busy summer season.
Joan Crawford and Clark Gable return as co stars in a romantic vehicle to be shot immediately. Hunt Stromberg produces as Crawford finishes Sadie McKee and Gable completes Manhattan Melodrama. The film follows their successful pairing in The Thin Man with Powell and Loy.
Impatient between roles, Jean Harlow wrote and dictated for six months, producing the book Today is Tonight before MGM recalled her to act in 100 Per Cent Pure. Cast includes Lionel Barrymore Franchot Tone Lewis Stone Patsy Kelly. Claudette Colbert plays Cleopatra at length on Hollywood’s famed couch. DeMille directs with a microphone. Claudette auburn for the Nile siren. Sylvia Sidney in Thirty Day Princess dislikes high heels except on formal occasions. Bing Crosby drives long 250 yard shots in golf while filming She Loves Me Not in Southern California.
The Maynard Legion Auxiliary reports a successful Poppy sale held last weekend. Eleanor Sheridan thanks the public for support and acknowledges solicitors who canvassed homes and street sellers. Active volunteers included Mrs. Nellie Wolcott, Mrs. Georgianna Dorothy Young, and Irene Carey.
The Board of Health and entomologist R W Wales plan an inspection to propose an F E R A project on river bank cleanup, aiming to gather more information. The Board’s F B R A effort on Railroad Street and Florida Court is progressing, improving looks and aiding the community.
The bazaar opened Tuesday featuring new and novel features and many door prizes including an umbrella. The program was praised as one of the best with large attendance and good times for all attendees.
Trapeto Coughlin Wiper team won four ball 7 to - 2 at Ward Country Club. Old Man Par event saw George Morse and George Law ton tied for first. Edldie Carlton second with two down. Other players listed with multiple downs and forthcoming tournaments noted.
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