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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1929
Page
6
Maynard residents hear plans for a Christmas party on Dez 16 with the Legion Auxiliary hosting. The Maynard High School and town groups host concerts, dances, and charity events as clubs honor long-time teachers and celebrate community milestones.
Maynard students at various colleges head home for the Thanksgiving holidays. Names include Ernest Holt Ruth Wilson Phyllis Naylor Bates College Miss Mary McNamara Colby Estelle Lever Simmons Ruth Bradley Margaret Moore Regis Janet Boyl Court Boston University Mary Howe Madeline Smith Fitchburg Normal School Albert Fairbanks John White Michael Vodoklys Boston College Lawrence Lever Anne Figard Harold Glickman Dartmouth Francis Nee Harvard Edward Fears Lencee Colombo Tufts Francis Ledgard Northeastern Leo Mullin Fordham Geo Glikman Samuel Bachrack University of Maine.
Joseph Mitzcavitch son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Mitzcavitch will wed Miss Mae DeAndra at Gate of Hoe Church in South Boston. Best man is Andrew Mitzcavitch of the U S Navy. Bride will have seven attendants plus a flower boy and girl. Mitzcavitch is a Maynard High School graduate and former athlete and ex captain of the Maynard Sheiks. He works for the MacMillan Co in South Boston.
Maynard Town Team defeated Macey in a Midland League match played last night at Lynch Alleys. George Lynch led with a 125 single and 808 total, as Maynard posted heavy scoring and a close, exciting contest.
Entire family footwear and rubber goods offered at discounted prices during a storewide assignee sale. Shoppers can expect savings on shoes overshoes and boots with selection across men women and children. Located at New Idea Store Main Street, details show limited stock and special pricing.
A Thanksgiving whist party at Masonic Hall Friday night drew about 100 players from this area and nearby towns. Alma Norman won a turkey as high scorer with prizes awarded to Katherine Bariteau Agnes Driscoll Nathaniel Davis Annie Cullinane Florence Wilder and others. Arrangements were by Mrs Peter White Mrs James Carthy Mrs William Smith James Sheridan and Miss Florence Wilder.
Joel Eastman of Boston spoke at a union service Sunday evening at the Methodist church under the Men's Fraternal league. The Union Congregational church choir presented a musical program with Grace Salloway as soprano soloist, Gavin Taylor Jr. as chorister, and Hazel Hooper as organist.
Maynard November observations at the Junior High included a Book Week program with a new library fund limited by small donations. Seventh and eighth graders presented reports and plays under Miss Mary Doyle and Miss Honor McCain with works by Elvi Nyholm Otto Savinen Jennie Pinto George Stansfield Frances Fearns Sylvia Aho Florence Hastings Bertha Sneck Gilbert Mann Dorothy Glickman.
A crowded Pastime Rink crowd watched Maynard edge Marlboro 3 to 2 in a roller polo thriller. Maynard opened with a first period goal, Marlboro fought back, and the decisive last period saw Maynard seize the breaks for the win.
Rev and Mr Charles E Garland visit daughters in Bloomfield New Jersey and Philadelphia Mrs W R Hakewessell and Mrs F J Pierce The family plans Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs Pierce's home Rev R E Garland of Graniteville preached at the Methodist church on Sunday morning
Rainbow For Girls annual Mothers Night at Masonic Hall featured a dancing program by Miss Somerville's class. Mothers enjoyed the social event as guests of the girls. An initiation of candidates is planned for the Maynard Assembly meeting on December 14.
Grange members held a November meeting at Cooperative hall with a Thanksgiving social and song program. Prizes were awarded for conundrums and games. A December 3 Grange Circle meeting urges unfinished work. notes preparations for a sale with many items under a dollar and a minstrel show featuring a children’s parade.
Maynard H will close its football season Thanksgiving morning with a game against Westboro H 8 in that town. Maynard finished second in the Midland league. The team was light with few veterans at the start and injuries midseason handicapped them. Maynard is picked to win over Westboro. House To Let Six rooms all modern improvements located Lincoln Street Inquire Mrs. Alice Eaton 13 Lincoln Street Maynard adv.
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