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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
3
Maynard area notices include meetings of the Masonic lodge and Odd Fellows, school activities at Maynard High, youth prefects at St Bridget's, and a fire prevention week proclamation. Residents Mary Newton and Catherine Bartteau are noted. several court and club events, sports, and community visits are listed with dates and venues.
St Hilda's Guild held its annual harvest supper with a late night menu praised by guests. The hall shimmered with harvest decor as Mrs Waterhouse Mrs Woo rid ge and Mrs Greef led serving duties. The Men’s Club of St George Parish opened its season with a large turnout, readings by Mrs Mason Cress and Howard Tracey from West Acton entertained, followed by a social and smoker. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Penny of Prospect Street at Emerson Hospital last week. Mrs Herbert Martin substituted as teacher in the high school and Mrs Florence Seder filled in Junior high.
The United Cooperative Society announces affiliation with the Red and White Chain the largest voluntary chain in the country. Purchases will be cash basis while delivery remains as before Waldemar Niemila manager predicts savings for patrons and lower prices with weekly specials.
Maynard residents will welcome a two 18 hole indoor golf course at 2 River Street nearing completion. Designers Donald Ross and builders create a true indoor links with fairways water hazards and sand traps. Owners Dr. E J Flaherty and Robert Mackenzie claim it will be the best indoor course in New England.
Maynard High School plans the November release of The Screech Owl, a freshman periodical edited by Philip Wilson. The staff includes Catherine Courtnay as business manager, Sidney McCleary as assistant manager, and Leona Post as art editor, among others, with faculty adviser Vena B Field coordinating.
Maynard High School meets Hudson High School in an anticipated gridiron battle after a tough three game stretch. Coach Don Lent pushes his team through a demanding schedule as Hudson star Martin aims for pennant visions, with both sides described as evenly matched and eager to prove themselves.
MAYNARD Oct 8 The Blackstones of Worcester and former St Peters Hieps stars will clash with the Sheiks on Alumni Field next Sunday afternoon. The visitors boast two straight wins and expect to spoil the Sheiks who are steady in practice this week. Next Monday the Sheiks face the Millionaires at Natick hoping to upset the Natick gridiron locals.
The Maynard Grange meeting will exemplify the third and fourth degrees on Thursday October 9 at Grange Hall. Mrs Jo Seghine Pierce of West Concord acts as master of the third degree. A paper by Mrs Frank B. Sanderson will be read, followed by a penny auction. A balloon-content feature names will be included, with Charles Shattuck in charge of the collation.
Joseph Dinech led a large Maynard Tezion delegation to a Boston convention. Notables include Commander Nineen Rev Tao White Cometius Callahan and several members: Nellie Wolcott Eleanor Sheridan Margaret Hird.
A disrupted tenth wedding anniversary at 2 Brooks Street, Ma, where Mr and Mrs Clifton Downey faced an unexpected chill despite a family gathering. An afternoon of bridge and a social collation gave way to awkward moments as guests aimed to salvage the celebration.
Regular Iain and Price 66 appear in a brief regional notice. The item names individuals and a numeric value are stated, with no further context.
Miss Edith B Foster R N reports September activity by Charles H Walker superintendent of schools. She examined 547 pupils and treated 193 in school with 42 school visits and 19 home visits. Fifteen pupils were excluded for contagious illness. High school football team examinations and follow up clinics were conducted by Dr McCarthy of Boston with a re examination clinic and a Maynard Ott follow up clinic.
The Union News notes the Women’s Benevolent Society guided by church leaders plans a December 5 and 6 steer raffle at Cooperative Hall with evening meals and pageants. The Young People’s Society reorganized recently inviting inactive members to join. Choir and guest books from the Missionary Board support Christmas activities.
The text discusses differences between Christian and pan Christian living, urging adherence to personal standards of conduct. It references three indicators of suitable conduct and the Christian imprint on life, stressing sympathy and disciplined behavior.
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