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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
5
Maynard residents and friends attend church services and social events across town. Notables include Mrs. Dineen hosting guests at Adams Shore, and weddings, divorces, and church activities noted among local families and organizations.
The Providence arena featured heavyweights Downey and Battencourt trading holds and slams in a 12 minute finish, Downey prevailing with a body lock and arm combo. Other bouts included Latule’s back fall in seven, Marcini’s win over Londos in ten, and a 20 minute draw between Fred Carons and Duke Serge Romanoff.
Union Congregational shows a parish drive with a Harvest Supper crowd and a flower fund plan. An October program lists Church Council, Missionary Committee, Middlesex Association Women’s Work meeting, youth and children’s reports, a Young People party with costume contest, and a Philathea Class meeting with a Canadian Rockies lecture.
A light collected gossip item from Paramount era notes peculiar habits of actors. Rachel Smith teaches two pupils, Tony Wing and baby Miriam Hopkins. Josef von Sternberg and Gary Cooper are highlighted among odd studio quirks.
Report notes a special deck used in the bridge films of Ely Culbertson and Mrs Calix. The deck cost $22 after actors faced color issues with a standard deck. Stage prop man Harry D Arcy kept it locked when unused and the artist painted over red pips then lacquered the cards to protect the finish.
Maynard High and Lexington High girls hockey teams battled to a 1 1 draw yesterday at Crowe Park in the season opener. Mary Gudzinoquicz scored for Maynard and Anna Valente replied for Lexington. Maynard travels to Malden on November 2 after Gardner on October 13 as the schedule unfolds.
Assabet Lodge Manchester will install officers at a meeting tonight in Manchester. James Cowburn district deputy will lead the installing ceremonies with Thomas Usher Joseph Brown George Brown Fred Hayward Newman and Joseph Doel named for key posts. A luncheon will follow.
Léon F Gay, renowned voice teacher and tenor at First Baptist Church Boston, offers lessons. Registration for Saturday sessions underway with contact options Acton 244 for details.
Miss Caroline Herbert at Main Street School reports hornets invading a classroom during a partial holiday week. Pupils fled as swarms pursued students. teachers and bystanders were summoned to evacuate and guard exits. One student was stung, others safely removed.
The late apple crop including McIntosh and Baldwins faces shortages after rains in September. Prices at Boston market drop to 90 cents per box, with better Baldwin quality expected to fetch 1.25 to 2.50 per box later. New England and New York growers report winter apple shortages while higher quality hand-picked Baldwins may reach 1.50 to 2.50 per box for spring use. Virginia and Bay State apples shift to the New York market as supply tightens.
The Young Cooperators Club hosted another weekly whist party at United Cooperative Building on Monday night with prizes awarded to numerous members including Charles Jantti Amy Ryan and many others. A next event is planned for the following Monday night.
Friday evening at post headquarters the Vo FW held a successful whist party with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Byron Tynne Beavis Pat Murray Gabriel Perridlo Esther Marsden W Matson H Usher Siphid Welch Harriet Kierstead Mrs John Dora Katherine Bariteau Arly Lawrence Mrs Ployart Martha D Rich Gertrude Tucker Ida William O'Donnell Michael DeMars John Gibbons Ethel Thane Mabel Martin Mrs Frank Byron Ethal Crowther Mary Leyden Mary Rasmussen Margaret Boothroyd Mrs Wolfe Jessie Billett. Another party is planned for next Friday evening.
Lip H Deand of Fall River with nephew William J Gleason of 413 Summer Street appear in a readable portion of a local notice. The fragment mentions the two individuals in connection with an event or action noted in the historical clipping.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o clock in Creightons Block. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board Frank Binks Chairman Charles Irwin Secretary James R Priest.
Classified notice seeking room and board in exchange for labor. Mentions A. L. Cobb of Acton Massachusetts and notes a 69 year old man in need of assistance.
Mrs Jeremiah Brisman and others enjoyed afternoon bridge at Bolton Springs Inn. Mrs Mary Sheehan hosted six classmates at dinner on the eve of the College Weston opening. Mrs Garfield closes her Sandwich antique shop and plans to operate from 406 Main Street as daughter Rachel Garfield, a June graduate, renovates antiques.
A Monday evening shower was given to Miss Olive Hatch daughter of H Hatch of Barrette West Concord at Theodora Blodgett’s home on Central Street West Concord. Olive will marry next Friday to Mr Foley of Wayland.
Sunday event directed by Superintendent Homer Z ends with promotions across kindergarten and primary levels. Mrs Mildred Learned’s class noted for perfect attendance over a year as diplomas are presented to students including Annie Makavitch Shirley Granny Barbara Boyd Donald Eunice Woodward Doris Badger Marilyn Stanley Gladys Learned and others.
J L Lovett is named on part time duty by the Hudson school committee. The notice mentions Lewin of Packard Street and references teaching at night school in Ville Maine and roles as a reporter for a local paper. The School Committee accepted the offer. Carney, president of the Woman's Club, teaches sewing gratis at the HiSen school.
From junior to mediation departments a list of recipients includes Robert Kurg Robert Sneddon Dorothy Woodward Richard Videtos Apert Hopper Perley Flood Arlene Brown Oscar Betty Sargent Jean Florence Sides Erica Learned Mary Wentzell And others receiving bret ar Esp. for attendance include Jacet Bahar John Schoof Laura Medley Jean Sy Oscar Sleeper Eleanor Clark Richens Rover Second years awarded include Mildred Monreau Walter Rogers Richard Frank Gans Fred Burkin Monreau Helen Hamilton J ees Wentzell Rath Willard Jolly Sleeper Donald Johnson
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