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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1932
Page
4
Maynard notes this week document visits from Fannie Harwood of Ayer and many neighbors. residents attend church events and school activities while local clubs plan meetings and harvest suppers. nominations and confirmations are set, and youths join football and scout groups with regional gatherings.
Maynard Legion Auxiliary whist party at Legion headquarters Monday night was under Miss Minnie Downey. Prizes were won by Catherine McArdle and many others including Mrs Long Downey Mrs Fred Sealey Mrs Margaret McCarthy John Hanson Arley Lawrence Blanchard Weaver Willia Dallack Edna Downey Babyers Eleanor Sheridan Susie Sheehan Edward Ledgard Nellie Walcott Mabel Tobin Walter Adams Sr Ida Gruber Esther Smith Julia White and John Heaton.
The one cent sale at Johnson Pharmacy drew buyers from five towns with Warren Changes, manager, noting sales far above expectations. Harry Templeton, Assabet Mill resident manager, resigns from the Maynard Citizens committee as Rev. Mathew Vance records the move.
The church on Summer Street Florida Road Maynard serves Actons Stow Sudbury Boxboro and part of Wayland. The Rev Bason Cross rector announces services Sunday Holy Communion 8 am church school 9 30 am morning service and sermon 10 45 am Holy Baptism 12 pm and evening 7 pm Confirmation lecture open to all.
The story traces Mickey Mouse from a Kansas City office where Walt Disney, then paid little, fed and befriended office mice. Eight years later Disney created Mickey at a Hollywood studio, coinciding with Jolson’s rise on film. The Monterey studio houses a sound-cartoon plant with studios and space for 100 artists.
Born in Kansas City on June 17 1908 she aspired to be a newspaper woman or teacher. She won a central high school beauty title and first acted in Come Out of the Kitchen then rose to fame in Seventeen at the Kansas City Stock Company. She favors Lee Tracy Barrymore Arliss Huston and Chatterton, claims no secret beauty routine, emphasizes inner happiness, and notes a 23 inch waist with 5 ft 3 in height 108 pounds blue eyes and blond hair.
Doninic Moore of Clinton, a former resident, was Sunday guest of his sisters here. He was awarded the Purple Heart by the Federal government for service in World War I with Gen. D 104th Infantry, 26th Division. Francis Ledgard suffered a shoulder fracture in an automobile accident and expects to resume teaching at junior high this week. Harald Moore remains with an injured leg from the same crash in Baugus, Columbus Day. Division 44, AOH, to elect officers tomorrow. Sidney McCleary attended Fathers Day events. Sidley junior, a Bowdoin freshman, was there.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to helpers after a bereavement. The item also notes Walter E. Hayward and Clifford W. Robbins with Arthur Dwinells of Crescent Street Stow, a $50 prize at the New Idea Store trade contest, and Mr and Mrs Harry B Little sailing from New York on the Manhattan for a ten week trip to London and Paris.
Weekly whist event at V F W headquarters Friday night featured many tables. Prizes awarded to a long list of winners including Mrs O Toole, John Hanson, Mrs Fred Palmer, Mrs Gertrude, Mrs Katherine Bariteau, Arley Lawrence, Mrs Mary Louka, Mrs John Heaton, Mrs Mary Towler, Mary Newton, Mrs Margaret Boothroyd, Owen Frankland, E Halligan, Mrs William ODonnell, Ida Brooks, Richard Howard, Richard Thane, Margaret Claflin, Arnold Anderson, Owen Frankland Jr, Rayllig White, Mrs Lillian O Donnell. A second whist party is planned for next Friday night.
Five room tenement with hardwood floors and steam heat for rent. Apply Fred M. Foss at Maple Avenue Sudbury telephone 132.
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