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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
9
At First Parish Rev Chan ning Brown will preach on The religious Implications of the Election next Sunday at 11 am. Kindergarten also at 11. In Concord notes a regular artillery drill included tear gas exposure led by Sergeant Samuel Melise, a new experience for the unit.
Maynard High School football aims for a big test as Winchester visits Alumni Field next Saturday at 2 30. Maynard has piled up 104 points while allowing six, led by coach Wendell and star Paul Kendra who tops Middlesex League scoring with 37. Belmont sits atop the standings with Maynard close behind as Winchester, Stoneham, and Concord chase a different path.
Maynard William McAuslin aged 73 a longtime Maynard resident died Sunday afternoon at Emerson Hospital after a week of illness. He was born in Danvers and leaves son Clarence daughter Mrs. Raymond Palmer and sister Mrs. Mary Lawton all of Maynard. Funeral services were held at his home and church with the Maynard Lodge I O F bearers present. Burial in Glenwood cemetery.
Diana Dole of Grade VIE recounts a Wayside visit invited by Miss Lothrop. Students toured Hawthorne Alcott and Sidney rooms, Hawthorne sky parlor, manuscripts, and Hawthorne library, then praised the Bright parlor and overall experience.
Rental listing for a like new two or three room apartment with bath in West Acton, located near Beacher Restaurant. Contact Tek Agten 25-2 or Ari 2039 for details.
Maynard's team, led by Kendra and O'Leary, overwhelmed Concord at Alumni Field with a decisive 28 to 6 victory in front of about 1200 fans. The Orange and Black dominated the line, scoring on runs and a safety, while Concord struggled to contain the onrushing Maynard attack and suffered multiple penalties and fumbles.
Friends of Mrs William Arnold of Great Road note her slow recovery from a recent illness. Last Tuesday afternoon the Child Study class met at her home.
Maynard residents attended a well charged Halloween dance at Parker street hall on Monday night. The Young Cooperators and Mrs. George Lesage hosted gatherings with games music and whist, while weekly social dances are planned for the hall.
An unsolicited column by Hon. Robert Washburn praises Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts for fortifying Fort Devens establishing Bedford Veterans Hospital securing granite for local post offices and securing loans and tariffs. It credits her with Red Cross work and nursing during wartime and notes broad public service across 1920s leaders.
A local group in Sudbury elects officers for the upcoming term including Mrs M Eaton and Mrs Ethel Bradshaw with Mrs Forrest as chaplain. The gathering occurred at the home of Mrs Advertising Pay.
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