20 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
1
Maynard sports scene features predictions for Middlesex League contention with Belmont and Maynard as top contenders in a season shaped by graduations. Local athletes like Johnnie O Leary and Georgie Ford are highlighted, with clubs, upcoming games, and community events across St Bridget's church, nursing and youth groups, and dance halls noted for a busy week.
Men's black all leather Good year welt dress shoes by Endicott Johnson in sizes 6 to 11, now $2.69 at New Idea Store on Main Street Maynard.
Color sorted children’s bunny slippers size range 6 to 12 offered at 49 cents. Listed as a Maynard store promotion with bargain pricing and stock update.
The Legion Auxiliary hosts a whist party Monday night September 25 at the Legion rooms with tickets on sale and a special door prize. The organizing committee features chairwoman Mrs. Louis Evers along with Mrs. Luther Smith Nellie Walcott Eleanor Sheridan and Mrs. Frank Sheridan. Also advertised are men’s broadcloth dress shirts in multiple colors at now one dollar from New Idea Store on Main Street in Maynard.
The New Idea Store in Maynard Massachusetts promotes ladies felt slippers in newest shades priced at 48 cents. Advertising copy highlights fashion and value.
Fall color sweaters for boys in sizes 26 to 36. Priced from 69 cents and up. Available at New Idea Store on Main Street in Maynard.
The Young Cooperators whist party held Monday at United Cooperative building was well attended. It began a series of Monday night events at 8.14. Prizes went to John Dora Ida Brooks Mrs Leland Campbell Amy Ryan Dorothy Costello Mrs John Dora and B D Amico.
Advertises latest tweeds mixtures and plain colors in men’s fall caps. Prices start at one dollar. Located at New 1 Store on Main Street, May.
Ard of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement and appreciation for floral tributes sent to Mrs Joseph McLaughlin and family.
Maynard High football fans ready for a Saturday matinee as Coach Hal Poole plans to greet Melrose after last year’s shock defeat. Maynard’s squad, led by coach Lerer and assistant Sawyer, vows a stronger offense and more ambition in a bid to topple the Hub power at DeMar Stadium.
A weekend gale forced indoor programs at Parker Street Hall for the Festival of the Young Co operators Clubs of New England. Maynard Fitchburg Gardner and Norwood sent large delegations while John Finnerty's orchestra and local talent provided music and speeches. Oscar Tokoi spoke. Dr James Warbasse could not attend but will speak later in Maynard.
Edward Flaherty and Eddie Loughlin are invited to play in the Old Timers baseball game at Marlboro on September 24 as part of the Legion Drum Corps Field Day. Loughlin, a Concord district court clerk and former Harvard star, drew major league interest and Marlboro semi pro teams featured him. Doc, a University of Vermont alum, was a top semi pro pitcher after college.
The Jewish people of Maynard and vicinity begin Rosh Hashanah at sundown tonight. The two day New Year leads into the Days of Repentance ending with Yom Kippur, the Fast, marking the solemn period of reflection for 5692.
Advertises men’s fall hats in latest colors at New Idea Store Maynard with prices from 1 to 2.49 dollars.
Promoter Georgie Anastos Jr announces the complete wrestling lineup headlined by Lloyd Stuart versus Harry Manson. Also featured are Jim Lagios versus De State, Henry Milo against Frankie Downey, Young London against Polish Flagh, and Mike Mancing versus Handson Gorilla in a night promising a strong start to the season.
The article notes Bolero-Rhumba coined by Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow for Too Much Harmony and a new routine by LeRoy Pring. Bing Crosby discusses his singing future, voice, and preferences, comparing himself to baritone John Charles Thomas and actor-director influences. A Commerce warning to sailors and Jack Oakie’s boat purchase are mentioned, plus a Mae West song dedication.
The R T Club held a whist party Friday with prizes awarded to Patrick Murray John Scacciotti Celestine Kiutts Clarabelle Warren Richard Thane Mrs Julia White Michael Tobin Caroline Lenzi Frank Scacciotti Thomas Marcelonis Mrs Dora Mary uuca Annie Ferrara Mrs Reia Herbert Usher William Jones va Husso Dorothy Reid John Dora Mary Falcucci James Ryan Grace Lenzi and Eileen Mahoney. The club plans another event in October.
Maynard school committee approves Miss Hazel Phillips using a Wilson school first floor for Kindergarten. Transfers join first and second grade pupils at Gavin. Polish Society may use Washington Auditorium for a patriotic meeting October 16. Hearing granted to A Dunham regarding janitor at Bancroft. represented by Paterson and McCleary.
Officials compiled birth dates ages and weights for every player on the squad. The squad is divided into three teams with Al Leverip as coach and Reginald Sawyer as supervisor. The average weight of the first team is 151 pounds.
A committee reviewed the petition on behalf of Mr Dunum and the town voters but decided not to take any formal action after examination.
Readable text notes men’s slippers with leather trim in size 6 at New Idea Store Maynard listing. The fragment mentions leather aiv and yen pricing unclear but indicates a product sale or display in a local shop notice.
A Columbus public program for Thanksgiving Day will be held Thursday at the usual venue. The event, directed by William Smith with assistance from Ralph Sheri, features a service by the local observance committee.
An advertisement at the Maynard avenue New Idea Store promotes the NRA consumer edge with the signature slogan and branding tied to John Gibbons.
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