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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1931
Page
4
Maynard residents share news of births outings and visits. Local clubs hold meetings and social events at the Odd Fellows hall and Grange hall. A mass meeting for mill workers and a United Textile Workers gathering are noted along with ongoing school and Scout activities.
Maynard-P McDermott of Coscord defeats Carlton 1 up on the 39th hole to capture the Maynard Country Club championship. The match began two weeks earlier with McDermott 1 up after 18 holes, remained even after 36, and featured tense finishes on 37 38 and the decisive 39th hole. Arthur Carlton, brother of this year’s challenger, had won the title in 1980.
Edwin Carlton of Maynard Country Club and W B Ruffing of Waltham tied for first in the Massachusetts state open third division. Carlton defeated Ruffing 81 20 61 to claim the top prize and Ruffing received a leather golf bag while Carlton earned a leather bag and Ruffing a dozen golf balls.
The long running Maynard games this year saw limited participation as competitors hesitated to challenge John. Scores listed as 91 17 74 407 32 T5 reflect a sparse field and a subdued showing by most players.
Court records list Scouts honored for merit badges. Roy Lent Mark Newton Morris Luoto Michael Ignatehuk Matti Mattson receive badges. George ict house Harold attell Joseph hies Henry Tattler and Clifford Wetherbee of Stow receive recognitions for various achievements in seamanship athletics signaling and civics.
Under the auspices of the high school, a Friday night event drew a well attended audience of freshmen and sophomores. The committee in charge included Albert Seter, Eva Gudzhtewicz, Jeannette Graber, and others.
A large crowd attended a Monday evening dancing party in Waltham under the Maynard BPOE for a Christmas charity fund. Proceeds aid many worthy causes. committee members included Joseph P Dineen Edward Johnston John Bey and others.
Maynard travels to Stoneham for a pivotal Middlesex League showdown. The locals boast a strong defense and a powerful forward line aiming to rebound after Belmont’s 14 0 win. Stoneham seeks to halt Maynard’s bid with key players like Ronnie Lindermat in action.
Attendees participate in a week long mission at Sir Bridget's Church with morning services at 5.30 and 7 o'clock. The mission is conducted by Rev. William J Treanot of Roxbury and Rev. Thomas Raynor of Saratoga Springs, both Redemptorists.
The Maynard-Roman Lodge gons of Italy marked Columbus Day with a program at the Waltham Street hall. A procession moved to Memorial Park for Soldier Dead services and a wreath lay in memory. President Raymond Gondgifo delivered the address. Michel Veleno acted as marshal as the United Concert band led the march. A post-parade program followed for members and families.
Fragmented notes show upcoming season for a high school hockey team. Veteran goalie Miss Helen Sczerzen is captain while candidates vie for positions. Coaching struggles and schedule uncertainties loom as players prepare for tryouts.
On Sunday the Methodist Episcopal Church of Maynard Massachusetts hosts Edgar J Helms of Mean Memorial Boston as preacher for nearly forty years in the position. Ernest Lyman Mills pastor leads a preaching service at 7:00 p m for the Masonic organization with the theme True Philanthropy. A obituary notes the death of the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Dintino of 65 Waltham street with funeral plans set for tomorrow.
The Junior department of the Congregational church school will host a party on Monday October 26. The Get-together Fellowship part of the church will be held in October.
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