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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1939

Page

6

Maynard High Football Faces Hard Season Call

The 1939 Clinton and Milfond districts confront a tough schedule as Maynard High football, led by Mike Vodokly, struggles with key injuries and the loss of stars from 1938. Captain Ian, Ed Wasiuk, and others return as a lean squad with ambition to push through two circuits and defend past glories.

al Cowles Criceters Maynard High Turkey Nval Clinon Clinton High Mike Vodoklye S.defof Tnmn Joe Cutala EM Wasiuk Hd Mace Orange Uington Hudson Rot As & Rot Well Belmont Winchester Clinton and Milfond Erid Warriors Mike Vodoklys Ian Teal Crowley Ed Wasiuk Brighe A Bamford Kwittlé Lane Tawa Burt Coughlan Peoples Theatre Bee Whi Yaind

Boy Y Games On Gowing Day at Hudson and Clinton

Events listed for Hudson at 10 a.m. and Clinton at 2 p.m. show schedule shifts. The excerpt provides times but lacks clear details on participants or outcomes.

Hudson Clinton

Pilgrim Fellowship Marks First Anniversary With Turkey Supper

Maynard reports the Pilgrim Fellowship of the Union Congregational Church held its first anniversary last Saturday in the church vestry. About fifty officers and members enjoyed a turkey supper served by church ladies under Mrs William McGerry. Gavin Taylor Sr former president spoke, with J Murray MacKenzie and Ruth E Marsden also contributing.

Ruth BE. Marsden Helen ‘Outtell John French Robert Johnson Andert Hatch Willisms Eh Fowler

Maynard Young Republican Club Raffle and Whist Night

In Maynard last Thursday evening the Young Republican Club sponsored a whist and raffle drawing attracting over 100 participants. Mrs Aimee Ryan of Maynard won the top prize, a half-ton of coal donated by the Maynard Coal Company, with many others receiving prizes including Mrs L Boyd Mrs Albert Murphy and several more named winners. Francis Keegan Frank Colombo and A Stofhe also earned raffle prizes.

Mabel Paleasis R. Cahoon Charles R ‘Madsen Tre Ley Johnston Pred Killerby Theresa Sharpe Robert L.hatch Eilzabeth Plovart Richard ‘Wolfe Rachel Lester William McGarry Francis ‘Keegan Frank Colombo A.’ Stofhe

Freeman & Company Auctioneers Sell Maynard Dwelling Properties

Maynard will host a public auction Saturday December 2 starting at 10 AM. John Lovell of Lovell Bus Lines Inc orders sale of 24 dwelling properties. 75 percent of purchase price may remain on mortgage. Samuel T. Freeman & Co. have long operated in Maynard and previously sold numerous properties for American Woolen Company.

Maynard Samuel T. Freeman & Company John Lovell Lovell Bus Lines Inc Samuel John F Lovell

Maynard Council Turkey Whist Awards Attendees Named

The annual Turkey Whist party of Maynard Council, K of C, drew a large crowd at the hall Monday night. Ten turkeys were awarded to winners including Philip Mulvey of West Concord and Columbus Rainville, Lucille Perry, Mrs Johnston, Peg Duggan, J Rutkowski, J Ka mesh, Mary Slabyze, Mrs William Playart, and Janice Morgan. Whist prizes went to August Rogers and a long list of named winners.

Maynard Maynard Council K. of C Philip Mulvey West Concord Columbus Rainville Lucille Perry Johnston Peg Duggan J. Rutkowski J. Kamesh Mary Slabyze William Playart Janice Morgan August Rogers William

Young Republicans Begin Drive For New Members

Maynard chapter of the Young Republican Club launches a membership drive this week to recruit new members before the annual meeting and officer elections set for Tuesday evening December 12 at United Cooperative Building quarters. The executive board meets next week at the Town House to review applications and plan the January banquet.

Maynard United Co-operative Building

Traveler and Lecturer Joe Mitchell Chapple Speaks

Joe Mitchell Chapple, renowned traveler and lecturer, addressed the Men’s League in the vestry of Union Congregational Church last night. He spoke on Pushing Back the Horizon, sharing insights from public figures and recalling a 25 plus year return visit to the town with former league president Frank B. Sanderson. A social hour and refreshments followed.

Maynard Joe Mitchell Chapple Men’s League Union Congregational Church

Endeavorers Active in Acton Church Meeting

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church in Acton met Sunday evening led by Betty Marble. A discussion on Law interested many youths, with upcoming leaders and plans for December meetings and Christmas activities including a Christmas Eve service led by Betty Townsend.

Betty Townsend C. E Baptist Church Littleton Groton

Lor ings Host Social With Moran Guests

Mr and Mrs Nathaniel T Lor ing entertained at a Saturday evening club gathering last week with special guests Dr and Mrs Moran of Bet on.

Nathaniel T. Loring Ning.club Moran Beton

Sudbury School Red Cross Classes Inaugurated

In Sudbury a Red Cross program inaugurated several classes including grades 6 7 8 and beyond. Corttar Sahoo announced the initiative with high praise as the other classes are to follow the excellent example.

Sudbury NEW Red Cross Corttar Ted

Brennan silver wedding celebrated in Sudbury

Mr. and Mrs Brennan of Sudbury marked their silver anniversary with a Congregational church ceremony attended by about 126 friends. The event featured piano and violin performances by local artists, greetings and gifts from the Ark Glee Club, and a silver tray, coffee urn, and messages for the couple.

Sudbury and Brennan Men Congregational Brennan Anchor & Ark Charles A. Welch Lodge Bentley Maxwell Eaton The Ark Glee Club Dent Cll William Goulding George FE. Currier Roland Forrest Bradshaw Sie Barrett

World War Hero to Present Color War Films on Finland

Major Edwin H. Cooper, D S C, former adjutant general, returns from a Scandinavian tour to present color motion pictures titled Finland The Key to the Destiny of Europe at Parker Street Hall on Thanksgiving Night November 30 at 8 30. He will show 8600 feet of film shot before hostilities began and recently spoke before the Explorers Club. Finland has paid ten million dollars on Olympic preparations and is noted for saying no to Stalin and never defaulting war debts to the United States.

Maynard Edwin H. Cooper D.S.C Peter of United States Finland Europe Parker Street Hall Cooper Land Danzig Gdynis Col. Cooper Explorers Club Stalin

Fragmentary Garden Exhibit Text in Batley Maynard

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a display of chrysanthemum and garden shows in Batley with references to Maynard. The text is incomplete but indicates a horticultural exhibit and a display of flowers in Eaton.

Fragmentary Local Note on Detection and Protests

A garbled OCR fragment mentions detection, possible rowdiness, and unnamed individuals. It references observers or editors and implies potential trouble if caught. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates, places, or concrete actions.

Sudbury Rowdles

Sudbury Child Breaks Arm After Fall From Chair

James Spring two years old fell from a chair at his home on Concord road last Monday and broke his arm. The Young Peoples Forum of Memorial church held a reception for parents in the chapel and parlor Sunday at 6 4 m. The Junior group will meet Monday at 3 30 p m to practice. They are singing Christmas music now. Rev and Mrs Leslie Barrett and family will spend Thanksgiving with friends in Lexington. Mrs George Sherman is at Framingham Hospital for observation and treatment. Liida Lindgren is keeping house for the family. The Red Cross has reached the 260 mark. Holidays for the schools are being held this week a half day Wednesday November 29 November 30 and December 1.

James Spring Conard Road Ang Pepples Curch Leslie Barret Lexington George Sherman Framingham ‘Hospital Liida Lindgren

Mens Club Meeting Discusses War Views in Pooring

The Sudbury Men's Club held a full attendance gathering with notes on war in progress. Members shared perspectives during a supper and addressed community views on current conflicts.

Sudbury

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