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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
3
Maynard reports on library week activities with 7% more children’s books borrowed and exchanges. Local assemblies, lodge events, and whist parties run by Maynard groups note new officers, sports visits, and weekend guests while school officials attend statewide meetings in Boston.
A statewide survey reported by Raymond P. Harold, president of the Massachusetts Co operative Bank League, indicates 161 of 169 banks increased cash reserves in October. The report notes higher loan activity, with about 65 percent issuing new mortgages totaling over 1.0 million dollars, pushing year end reserve totals above 23 million dollars.
Shoppers are offered free packed Xmas gift boxes by the New Idea Store. AW promotions advertise complimentary packaging for holiday gifts with no extra charge, encouraging early purchases and seasonal giving.
St Casimir's Younger Set basketball squad begins practice this week at St Casimir's gym. The team, formed three years ago, lists players Wargold Arcisz Wojniss Lapowicz Girdsiewski Pilecki with new players expected. A jubilee dance at St Casimir's gym is planned for December with music by the Black and White Inn orchestra.
A public notice indicates loss of a deposit book and references a law and payment stop. The fragment mentions a book number and a TV related context but lacks full details on the owner or issuing authority.
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Bertie E Clayton Mrs Jona Richards and Miss Bertha Clayton for kindness and floral tributes during their bereavement.
The note expresses grief for Michael J. Maguire and his family amid a difficult sleet storm of sympathy, reflecting community support and heartfelt condolences.
The text outlines Mae West born in Brooklyn near Clara Bow’s era, father Battling Jack West a featherweight, mother French. She started acting at five, worked with Eva Tanguay and Cohan, joined Hal Clarendon’s stock company, studied dance, sang in vaudeville, and claimed the shimmy. She starred in Diamond Lil and The Constant Sinner, moved to film with Night After Night and She Done Him Wrong, wrote I’m No Angel, and is described as a strong box office idol with iconic curves and health.
The Maynard Jewish Council outlines plans to reorganize the Fore Carpe term for the season with ambition to field a stronger squad. Readied candidates include Bachrach brothers Seder brother Glickman Lever Silverman from Concord Mike Dareskie and Maynard high captain Bridgton Academy. coach unnamed. The council also aims to host bridge parties to raise funds for new uniforms and gear.
A regular Turkey Whist was held at Legion headquarters with prizes awarded. Participants included Mrs Dei Clayton Downey Sheridan and Mary Blanchette among others. Next Monday night the Battery Service plans to hold a follow up event at the same venue.
The Beartecht members met at Mrs. Carlton Walker's home with Marguerite Pettee from the County Extension office presenting ideas and gifts. The rummage sale, organized by the Parent-Teacher Association in Grange, raised funds believed sufficient to cover the public schools dental clinic expenses.
Item list shows price range from $1.00 to $1.98 at the New Idea Store, with miscellaneous entries including Maynard-radvy and others.
A garbled excerpt mentions a 24 and a rare comic figure. It references a 830 between two entities and mentions Stow and Grang ers as scattered fragments. The readable text hints at a historical sale or event with unclear participants.
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