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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
2
Local items list weddings receptions and club events from Maynard and nearby towns. Highlights include wrestling bouts at Coop Cooperative Hall, a Turkey Day schedule, a Maynard Grange meeting and Elks gatherings, a hockey night plan, and social notices about visitors, church events, and youth activities.
Church announces All Saints Day service at ten o'clock with a Sunday follow up. A corporate communion and breakfast for men and boys will be served at the parish hall to mark Armistice Day.
The Maynard-Rev. Robert M Pierce district superintendent led the first quarterly conference at the Worcester Methodist church. Reports from department heads were heard. A delegation of Epworth League members attended a Halloween event in Hudson Monday night.
Ledgard funded five students from the high school to attend Harvard after a district meeting. The Ledgard effort supported scholarships for eligible seniors and aimed to expand opportunities for talented youths.
A V F event at their headquarters night awarded a door prize to Mrs Annie Scully. Prize recipients included Mary Boot Sophie Dora Mrs Ted Hello John Doyle Jr Mrs Byron Mary Kukkala Leora Scacciotti Mrs J Tobin Dora Mrs W Fitsge Mabel Jamieson Theresa Pi ers Preston Mae Sharpe Mire Robert White Isa Kelley Mrs A Bariteau Bernard Megin Wil Graham John Sweet Edward Doyle Mrs Crowther Mabel Walsh Byron party will be next week night.
A well attended meeting of the Work First Degree officers was held on November 20. The event included a dance organized by the Stow chapter of the Chap club and featured Chap officers.
A fragmentary report notes the Massachusetts Youth League held its first convention in Maynard and Fitchburg with remarks from local high school officials. Names such as Lawrence Guriner Woodcock and Ralph Weckstrom appear in the readable text.
The article details Harpo Marx and Bobby Connolly directing chorus girls in staging a fresh dance number for Take a Chance. It notes Connolly guiding five leading dancers through highplane signals and evolving steps while the chorus learns a polished routine.
Gallant Sir won first prize at Maynard under the auspices of Graniteville Rod and Slub. The horse is owned by O F Monavan of Worcester, with Skippy Boy placing second, owned by W Bren Ren of Worcester.
Horace Rivière told a Park gathering that textile workers may form independent unions. about 150 addressed the meeting with several indicating willingness to join. James Byrne of the Manchester Textiles Council and other leaders spoke as the audience considered switching to unified representation.
Church announces morning service at 5 and 1 80, Sunday school for Lords day. Preparatory meeting Friday evening at 4730 Sphere next, with a grand scheme meeting on November 4 at 7 30.
Mrs Elmira Glines death notice lists sister Mrs Ida Christie as a bereaved relative. Public notice references local civicley advertisement and funeral details in Acton.
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