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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
5
Maynard residents attend church and club meetings while planning events. Local sports, including a Hartwell W. Flood golf trophy event at Maynard Country Club, are announced along with upcoming club programs and notices of vacations and family milestones.
An advertisement touts Costex as a fast safe remedy for kidney and nervous issues and rheumatic pains. It promises noticeable improvements within 45 hours and a money back guarantee if not fixed in a week, with a daily cost of only a few cents.
Maynard prepares a strong team for a triangular Tercentenary program against Lexington and Concord. Coach Charlie Manty names stars Ernest Jarvi Johnnie O Leary Mark Newton Johnnie Thompson Stan Piecewicz Jake Laurila Gilleney Wickey Fayton Hiltenen Wirtanen Frigard Dagata Ryan Saari Kauppi Rutanen Grondahl Grandell as local athletes who trained at Voge Pond to peak for the event. Concord enters 29 athletes and Lexington a large contingent for a highly competitive program.
A surprise miscellaneous shower was tendered for Miss Edith Falcucci at her Waltham Street home Thursday evening. More than seven friends and relatives from Marlboro attended the informal event.
Plans for the annual Fair of St George's church were discussed by the general committee. The Girls Friendly Society met regular, a choir rehearsal is tonight, St Hilda's Guild meets at 7 30. A whist party is set for Saturday at Parish hall led by Mrs Fred Palmer. Holy Communion is next Sunday at 8, church school at 9 30, service and sermon at 10 45. A Young Peoples Fellowship meets Sunday evening at 7. The VFW whist party followed.
Maynard Many graduates plan further study at Michigan State Normal School and Radcliffe. Henry Saimela Class of 1933 will attend MSU, Dorothy Glickman Class of 1934 goes to Radcliffe, James King Class of 1933 to Massachusetts State College, Henry Jangon Class of 1934 to Northeastern. For 1935, Arne Aho and Reino Lehto will enter Massachusetts State College. Read also: Catherine Allard Baypath, Frank Brayden, Worcester Academy, and others attending Regis College Bryant & Stratton Boston University. This week 479 pupils enrolled, roughly the same as last year.
A Monday afternoon event at the Maynard Cooperators Club honored prizes awarded to Ida Brooks Alice Joyce Josephine Sheridan Elizabeth Reid Elizabeth Playart Mary Sheridan Ethel Thane Mrs Mary Rasmussen May Weaver Julia White Henrietta Bamford Sarah Beil Mrs Margaret Cameron. Another party is planned for next Monday afternoon.
The Humboldt current makes its ten degree latitude difference from Rio de Janeiro but cooler temperatures due to oceanic cooling. Both cities lie at sea level, a term defined as the ocean surface would assume under solar and lunar gravity and wind influence.
Stanhope of Olneyville beat Ollila representing Brookline F C in the pA freestyle at the 16th annual Brookline town meet. Ollila led early but faded in the last 100 meters finishing two yards behind in 45.4 seconds. Lennie emerged as two meter champion and a rising star, a self made athlete and local hockey standout, the only man to beat Stanhope in a title race this year.
Maynard Grange hosts its annual exhibit at Grange hall this Thursday. Prizes will be awarded for home grown fruit vegetables flowers cooking quilts hooked rugs hand made towels and handkerchiefs. Exhibits not claimed by owners will be auctioned. The program is run by Mr and Mrs William Hayward.
A Monday night meeting at the Town House will consider transferring funds from the emergency fund for various WPA projects. The Finance committee list includes Dennis White as chair and members Donald Lent Joshua Naylor Arthur Sullivan Harold Morgan John H Murray William Maley Charlies Lever and Ernest Johnson. another session is planned for next Monday.
Pathfinder Magazine reports a joking customer asks about four-dollar shoes and a witty salesman replies with a punchline that price would be two dollars per foot.
The Redbud tree is noted to grow 25 to 50 dark green leaves with wood that has little commercial value. It is described as particularly hard and heavy, limiting its market usefulness.
A compact catalog lists various meat options with weights and prices including ham 10-12 lb halves or whole, rib roast beef one pound three pence per unit, chicken 5-6 lbs, native fowl 5-6 lbs, and ham priced per pound. It suggests numerous ways to serve leftovers.
A brief grocery listing shows items for sale with prices per unit. Two bunches priced at 9 cents appear, followed by another mention of two more bunches at 9 cents and a final note 1b Se.
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