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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
5
Maynard residents and their friends gather for church and school events. Teachers Mary Hodges and Neryhowe return to duty as community members share notices on marriages, gatherings, and World’s Fair visits. Local clubs plan rummage sales and wrestling shows while teens join colleges and religious groups mark Yom Kippur.
Sunday School sessions resume for the fall term at the church with a large turnout. Maynard George Creighton Jr. and Junior Flaherty reach the finals for the town junior tennis championship. Vic Salloway defeats Tania Grngard in the senior semi final. New courts at Alumni Field and Crowe Park will be valuable assets if the game grows in popularity next season.
Alumni Field at Maynard grows with north-side bleachers near completion. The high school football team trains daily while about 35 workers complete the project and many supporters attend from among brothers uncles and friends in a neighborhood effort.
Mrs. Dusseault played the organ at 10 45 with Serenade by Schubert and My Saviour Walks With by George Nevins soloist Harlan Tuttle Teach Me to Pray Pastor Glenn Douglass delivered the sermon titled Field Whitening to the Harvest Ladies served heirlooms asd o Interesting
The Gridsters push for a strong season with tough workouts led by Reggie Sawyer. They emphasize conditioning, leg work, tackling drills, and scrimmage as Coach Lever refines the lineup and develops offense and defense for a larger, more experienced squad.
The South Acton group held its annual meeting and officer elections in the afternoon. Members joined the social portion of the program with strong enthusiasm as Tania Fingard and Philip Wilson resumed studies at Dartmouth College.
Mae West’s new film Belle of the Nineties drew large crowds in Atlantic City at the Over-The-Waves Theatre on the Steel Pier. Twelve shows with standees filled the venue as soon as seats sold out for the opening 10 a.m. performance and continued through the final show at 12:44 a.m. Saturday.
George Burns and Gracie Allen, after a European trip, will remain in New York for several weeks before resuming film work in Hollywood. The couple will relax and schedule studio engagements while awaiting next projects and appearances.
The report notes George Raft may headline in Hold Em Yale from Damon Runyon negotiations to cast Bette Davis and others. It mentions a boxer and a mariner figure, with trainer remarks, while Kitty Carlile and Lanny Ross secure early career milestones in radio and stage.
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