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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1933

Page

3

Maynard community news and club notes update

Local notices cover police, church activities, and social events in Maynard. Highlights include St. George parish meetings, Knights of Columbus memorial mass, Maynard Assembly activities, and plans for Harvest supper and whist socials at Cooperative hall. Community members attend district NRA gathering and Mayo events with high school girls hockey report and upcoming schedule.

Bhinara Wombats Maynard Assembly Masonic “Hall Connors Art Gilman Ace Bates Maynard H Ster Jie Igh School Haverhill High Win Aid Dawn Hay Worcester John Connors George's Church Mabel Bt Peter Harriman Court John Murphy Roosevelt Street Emerson Tos River Maynard Council Knights ‘of Columbus St. Bridget's Church Evelyn O’brien New York City Stella White Arthur ’ Morrill Tade Ie Cooperative Youth League of Massachusetts Coop. Building Main Street Parkertreet ‘Hall Maynard and Fitchburg Ancihg Snl Maynard Country Club St. Bridget’s Coopetive Hall Holy Name Society Waltham Dadies ‘Aid ‘Society The Methodist Church Maynard Maynard High School Robert Sheridan Anna Swanson Bertha Sneck Florence Hastings Julia May Gardner Ashland Concord

Marriage intentions filed at town office

Benedetta Sinacola of 95 Waltham Street and Benedict J. Bareone of 34 Butler Avenue appear to file intentions of marriage. The record lists Benedetta as daughter of Mr and Mrs Benedette Sinacole and Benedict as son of Mr and Mrs Drnest one.

Benedetta Sinacola Waltham Street Semi Ennedette Sinacole Benedict J. Barelone Butler Ave Drnestone

Concord Woman's Club Opens New Year Reception

The Concord Woman's Club started its year with a reception for officers and new members. Mrs. George A. Hill presided as president and Mr. Hil headed the receiving line. Mrs. Gordon DeWolt reported as delegate to state federation meetings. A plan introduced for classes in interior decorating budgeting and related topics. Adele Hoes Lesa of Leland Powers School read "As Husbands Go" for the gathering. Refreshments followed under Mrs. Charles R. Voigt’s direction.

Concord Concord Womans ‘Club George A. Hill Hil Gordon DeWolt Chelmsford Leslie R Moore Abbey F. Re B Goodwin Herbert Bji Smith Charles ‘G. Schueler Adele Hoes Les Leland Powers School of Boston

South Acton drives fund appeal for library needs

South Acton Improvement Association mobilizes volunteers to keep the local library running. A $200 shortfall covers rent and fuel as workers seek community support to sustain this village institution. A Universalist church unit hosts a Thursday evening military whist party in the improvement rooms.

South Acton Improvement Association Univeralist Improvemen Betty Howe Lewis le Park Carl ‘Flint

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Assistance

Local family extends heartfelt thanks to those who attended and aided after a recent bereavement. Special gratitude to the street department for help and to everyone who sent flowers mass cards and sympathies.

Maynard Faces Midland League Test At Alum Field

Local football preview notes Maynard defending Midland League champions meet Hudson in a rebound bid. Ed Martin directs Maynard with Charlie McManus coaching, while Hudson emphasizes fundamentals to upset past breaks. Captain Johnny O Leary leads the Ohio rival lineup as Midland glory is at stake.

Alumni Field Fternoon Columbus Bay Tion Maynard Hudson Ed Martin Charlie McManus Georgetown McManus Rubber Town Hindaontans Lever Hogs Tropics Johnny O'Leary

New Stores For Maynard Openings Planned On Main Street

Plans advance for multiple new shops in Maynard including a Lake Shop Florist Theatre Grocery Linen Shop and Movie House with Main Street chosen as the site. A grand opening is set for October 27 with Main Street moving to the Cooperatives Hall for the event and an annual ball by Georges Chard slated for October 28 featuring Somerville Dancer Headline and other acts.

Maymari 2 Lake Shop Florist Canity Best Office Fortune Studio Main Street Nagon Georges Chard Aroum

Edison Generating Dept Sets Safety Record

Edison Generating Department in Boston marks 365 days without a lost work day due to an accident. The record stands as the finest safety achievement within the company and claimed as best in the electric utility industry for the year.

Edison Genereating Dept Department of the Edison Company Boston Duquesne. Oo Purcell Gmounting Department

Tye Takes Up Residence in the Mase

Tye has taken up residence in the Mase and will be there on November 1, 1973. The notice mentions location and date but is otherwise unclear.

Tye Tne Mase

William Howe Dies After Long Illness At Acton Home

William Howe died at home of Mrs James Howe at 8 Nesom Street after a long illness. He was survived by two children, Mary Howe and Walter, and by James Howe of Acton. The funeral was at 2 pm from the home, with services at the graves in St. Bridget's cemetery conducted by Rev. James P. Howe had worked for years in the street department. An abundance of flowers and mementos marked the affection of relatives and friends.

William Owe James ‘Owe St.” John Ies Mary Howe Pia Ee Avaler James Toes Acton St. Bridget's Cemetery James P J Howe

Columbus Day Medal Awards Noted by Junior Students

Students of the Junior School penned notes observing Columbus Day and awarding two college medals. Charles Tevin and Jol R. are named among those credited for the writings.

Maynars Carkeh Ife Charles Tewin Jol R

Brother Died in Brockton Veteran of Webster Post

Brother of Mrs Mary Keegan dies in Brockton during the week. He was one of the last eight Civil War veterans of the Webster Post. A. R. Jobin Peregn, Sr, and Mrs. the time since. Just now she is reported in poor condition.

Maynenl John Fetherston Siary Keegan Erect Brockton Webster Post A. R. Jobin Riergen

Fragmentary note on a 88 Dilly contest between two parties

A damaged OCR fragment mentions an 88 Dilly contest between two names or groups and references October 35. The readable text is unclear but implies a scheduled or noted rivalry or game with unclear details and participants.

Peever Out of Work Bing Crosby in Doo Harmony

The fragmentary item notes Bing Crosby out of work and in the stage show Doo Harmony at Peoples Theatre. It mentions a cameo by Jack Oates and reactions from Laur William Rowhall and Michele Mirkee, with references to screen star casting and a few behind the scenes details.

York Laur Wiliem Rowlahl Micalle Mirkee

Concord Union Church Service Details

Fragmented OCR notes list West Concord Massachusetts church events. It mentions Rev Alfred Wheeler and a church school at 42 M Churc h? with a Christian Endeavor service in the evening. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.

Weat Concord Union Church West Concord Mass Alfred Wheeler ‘Stone

Fragmentary notice in unfamiliar script

A partial OCR fragment notes a group or institution event with unclear names and times. The readable portion references a meeting, a choir, and a pension or fund context, but specific entities and details remain obscured.

Fragmentary OCR Notes From District Archive

Obscure OCR fragment mentions names and places in civil war context with unclear roles. Reads like disrupted notes from Albert Lewa Shire State and James Mt. Watroanks. Lacks coherent events or dates to define a clear item or outcome.

Albert “Mertebwen Lewashire James Mt. Watroanks Ya the Bho Billerica

Local Resident Relocates After Family Tragedy

A fragmented report notes Mrs. Macy L. Zipther of Pope Street who has been aided by family and friends after a distressing incident. The text mentions relocation to a temporary residence and involvement with help amid ongoing troubles.

Macy L. Zipther Pope Street

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