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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
3
Maynard residents report social visits, school and church events, and civic notices. James Mullin heads to Fordham for college while DeMolay and Rainbow groups resume meetings. Nurses, students, and townsfolk enter programs, and a family welcomes a newborn as the town gears up for fall activities and parish gatherings.
An itemized fragment notes whistles at the auxiliary, vacation notices for fire dept staff, and a marriage announcement at St Bridget’s Church for Miss M Spratt and William Wakefield. It mentions Rev John Rex Shepler, a picnic, and General Day plans with speaker Sea vid I Walsh.
A notice indicates a deposit book has been lost and payment stop actions are being recorded. It names no specific individuals or organizations beyond the referenced office handling the matter. The fragment notes the loss and a request to halt payments pending replacement.
An advertisement for Maynard location on Friday and Saturday markets a heavy duty work pair for men. Features include double leather sole Goodyear welt waterproof construction and arch support. Price listed as new two dollars forty nine cents.
The tournament narrows to four seeded players Victor Salloway Norman Jahmston Ed Carlton and Donald Scott with two semi final matches expected this week and the final next week. Committee members W Salloway Ed Carlton and Don Scott organize matches across nearby towns to extend next year’s event.
Maynard Bowl ing Alleys proprietor Macey announces a bowling league to start soon. He offers $50 plus a free banquet for a six team league and $75 plus a banquet for a ten team league. Interested teams in Maynard Acton Harvard and surrounding towns should contact Mr Macey at the alley.
Maynard High football turns out for practice two weeks ago and aims high under Captain Johnnie O Leary and coach Albert Leber. The squad, facing a demanding slate with Mid dlesex and Midland Leagues plus games vs Waltham Everett Gardner and stronger schools, seeks to prove its capability despite past setbacks.
The Maynard Assembly No 21 Order of Rainbow for Girls elected officers including associate adviser Anna Fay ton charity Janet Miller hope Constance Dawson faith. Installation set for September 28 with Luela Huntoon as installing officer and Marion Lester Ruth Taylor Eunice Miller and Dorothy Burnham as assistants.
A successful whist party hosted by R. T Gi of One Fellows ball Friday night awarded prizes to Frank Scaceiotti Lena Franklin Mrs Heleney Patrick Tobin John Dora Mrs Gabriel Perillo Richard Thane Tynne Beavis Eltha Sintifo Gabriel Perillo Thomas nis wood Julia Tobin Mary Tobin Mary Bothroyd Celestina Kiufts Herbert Usher Theresa Carbone Ruth OToole Ida FP 66 ectine ontvantikes more winners listed Monahan Catherine Hearon A second whist will be held by the club next Friday with New Idea Store promotions and old price bargains at Maynards adv.
Whist competition at Grange named prizes for Adama Adams Champney and Anita Perry with Mrs Oseborne receiving consolation. In the bridge event Martin McMahan Maybelle Williams Thomas Poleo and Vern Roby earned prizes with Bobby Leighton earning consolation.
The article notes Marlene Dietrich Brian Aherne and Lionel Atwill pursuing varied careers beyond acting before Paramounts The Song of Songs. It recounts famous Sundays including battles of New Orleans and Waterloo as well as U S Grants surrender in 1865 and Wilsons second term in 1917.
Studio designer Travis Banton and Colleen Cobbet of Paramount foretell a black season with heavy fur accents and metallic contrasts for evening. They showcase four standout black costumes including a sequined gown with pagoda shoulders, an organdie dinner dress with silver bands, a sunburst velvet ensemble, and a crepe street dress.
Lucia Bell Page daughter of Cecil and Mrs Page of Oaklass married Dr. Heeks in an improvised altar ceremony in Oaklawn gardens. Rev. Robert Walker officiated. Bridesmaids wore blue mousseline de soie with lace and ostrich plumes. Honeymoon followed in Nantucket. The bride, a Willard School graduate, studied at Brown University and Harvard Medical. the groom attended Gord High School, Brown University, 1923, and Harvard Medical.
Miss Lucia Julia Zaporeski daughter of Mrs Helen Zaporeski Mainstrom and William Kitewicz Jr will wed on September 24. Wedding plans include a fall and winter series of weekly whist parties beginning September 18 at their sub committee. Also listed is a two day MMA sale at New Idea Store Main St Maynard.
I Genocord Miss Mildred H Keyes daughter of Mr and Mrs George of River Cottage and Ge Hdergensen of Mrs Walter eytoreon Wayland married yesterday in the Little Church to Seve Letitia Among them are The Hate Club Country Club Tenrigequet and the Weston Golf Club The bride who made her debut years ago with her sister Caroline Keyes attended Oldfield School in Cove Ma and will live at 614 Henderson Wayland upon return from Bermuda they will receive friends after October 1. Men's dress for sale at 140 dollars at New Main St taphere one.
Ed oon on Spring Street reports Miss Soush of Long Street and Miss Cora Hubert of Broad Street enrolled today at Hammehem Teachers College. Charlestown leader McMahon returns to his home rectory after visiting Rev Murphy at St Michael's. Worthy Matron Ann Woods presided over chapter business meetings after a summer vacation.
An assistant at St. Luke's Hospital New York City and at the Rabies Hospital New York City is described in the clipped 1927 item. The text notes his roles and affiliations with the two institutions.
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