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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
5
Maynard residents attend church and club events while students, athletes, and families share news of engagements, travels, and school sports. The Maynard High football and girls teams show strong seasons with upcoming games against Gardner and Malden, Marlboro Armistice plans, and local civic group activities at Odd Fellows hall and Memorial Park.
Maynard The Young Cooperators held another successful turkey whist at the United Cooperative building on Monday night. Prizes were awarded to numerous participants including Mrs. Anne Ojalehto Arnold Anderson and Reino Linna. The Young Cooperators Club will present a dramatic and musical program at Quincy on Armistice Day.
Mrs. J. B. Wolfe proprietor of a West Concord bakery opens a Maynard shop at 111 Main Street after requests from local customers who traded at the West Concord store. The Enterprise notes the new business venture and the customers who spurred the move.
Harold Lever manager of The New Idea Store on Mainstreet announces a $5 merchandise award to Andrew Lilja of 40 Cranedvenne last Saturday at the store.
Mrs. Margaret Ryan of Railroad Street celebrated her 70th birthday Friday at home with daughter Mrs. George Hird on Concord Street and family. Son James Ryan helped, another son William Ryan sent greetings from Manchester NH. A power outage sparked a chaotic wrestling match at Cooperative Hall ending with police intervention.
Maynard Town bowling defeated Peerless at Framingham in a Midland League match scoring 1525 total pins. Tourville 325 Buisson 313 Hunzie 311 led Maynard with three 300+ games and Hunzie high single 95. Peerless totals 1510 with McLaughlin 125 and Richie 1265. Rehearsals for Athletic Association play opened under Miss Kathryn Staples with a tentative cast listed. Kathleen Hinds and Harlan O'Donnell filed intentions of marriage. Rev Frank W. Thompson spoke at a Men’s Fraternal League meeting.
George Raff delivers a brilliant performance in Scarface and dancers in the dark first starring Night After Night. George M. Cohan in Phantom President follows an unusual diet with hearty meals after work and coffee with a roll for breakfast.
The tallest male star Gary Cooper at six feet three inches faces the five foot tall Helen Hayes in the film A Farewell to Arms. The pairing highlights the height contrast as they perform opposite each other.
Claudette Volbert surveys Hollywood from her hill-top home pool as colleagues nickname Charlis Rug gles Midnight for his after dark screen antics. He recently starred in Love Me Tonight The Night of June 13 and prior appearances include This is the Night and Her Wedding Night reflecting a nocturnal persona.
On location near Red Rock Canyon in Heritage of the Desert a practical joke saw Randolph Scott buy a lump of glittering iron pyrites. After the laughter, seller J Farrel MacDonald reclaimed the lump and advised testing prospects with hydrochloric acid since real gold does not tarnish.
A Friday night VFW whist party at the Marlboro VFW headquarters drew a large table field with prizes awarded to Clarabell Warren David Hubbard Mrs Laina Walsh and many others. Police report window destruction in vacant houses with 27 panes broken in one residence.
Maynard HS dominates Winchester in a 26 to 0 football win on Alumni Field. Kendra and O Leary score touchdowns as Maynard seizes control with rapid drives and stout defense. Jury duty note and deer hunting trip add local context at end.
The Red Cross annual Roll Call opens Armistice Day and runs through Thanksgiving Day. Local leadership includes Mrs William Litchfield chairing the Maynard Branch and Mrs James M as Roll Call chair. Quarters are at P J Sullivan’s on Main Street with a committee listing Templeton Mrs H H Young Forrest Howe Mrs Lyman Pries and Mrs Charles Keene among others.
A memorial mass for te p members of Maynard Council of C will be celebrated at Bridget's church at eight o'clock Armistice Day. The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church held the last of four food sales Saturday afternoon. Edward Leahy of Gilbertville has been appointed substitute teacher of Junior High School. Mr Leahy is a graduate of Barre High School Gorham Me School and Bridgewater ers College.
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