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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
1
Maynard news highlights residents moving to Providence and Bates College students Phyllis Naylor Ruth Wilson Ernest Holt and Mary Waluk with local club meetings, church events, and school sports. Community figures like George Creighton and Arthur Sullivan are mentioned with local civic, education and religious activities.
Men's ankle length union suits offered in short or long leaves at 98 cents each, value 1.50. Located at Maynard-ady, the New Gear Store features the deal.
The feature stars Lew Ayres as the male lead with Constance Bennett opposite him and a supporting cast including Tully Marshall Matty Kemp and Beryl Mercer. Assistant director William Tummel notes babies add work challenges and Fox Movietone produced the film. The picture debuts at the Peoples Theatre this Friday.
The first and second degrees will be exemplified at a Maynard Grange meeting on Thursday September 26. Miss Laura Woodart reads on Floors and Floor Coverings, followed by a sextette musical program. A collation will be served under Miss Irene Martin and Mrs. Belle McAuslin.
Maynard mourns the death of Frank Sexton a former town resident who died Monday at his San Pedro California home at age 63 He is survived by his wife three brothers James of Orang Maynard John H and Dennis E Sexton of Yale Oregon two sisters and other relatives He had left Maynard about 21 years ago.
Eight boys were brought before Judge Howard A. Wilson in Concord on Monday for breaking into the Boston and Maine railroad station. Railroad police filed the charge and the youths were placed on probation with parental supervision and barred from movie attendance until Christmas.
Fall shoe selection featuring men’s oxford styles priced at 3.96. Ad mentions scotch grains and new fall numbers. Contact details imply a store promo from Maynard.
The column notes Melrose coach Harold Poole, Hudson native and former teammate of a college coach, shaping teams on an MAC plan. It recalls Leo "Pudge" Gaffney, famed football hero known for speed and cheerfulness, who died after an operation, and hints at Lexington facing the Sheiks with fans missing Gaffney’s bright spirit.
Santo Marino led Boston University as end for the Aurora AA against the Sheiks three years ago. Piccue Wicg from Fordham played for South Boston Tigers. Wry chatter says Campolo Sharkey bout may end in a foul with Mo Canero not the hero in Big Boy.
Miss Katherine Powers age 69 died in Newton on Thursday after living in Maynard since childhood. Born in Cambridge she was the last of eight children and a long time resident beloved by local residents. Funeral Mass held at St Bridget's Church with Rev Leo McCabe. burial in parish cemetery with large attendance including the Ladies Auxiliary AOH members.
Maynard veterans vote to send a full delegation to the October 7 Legion parade in Hor ton. Joseph Dineen reports many will march, with or without uniforms, and members may register for the convention and badges through Dineen. Officers elected include Dineen as commander, Callahan as vice commander, White as financial secretary, Smith adjutant, Rynkiewicz guard, Donahue chaplain, Sheriden historian, Sweeney trustee, Fowler fund, and Eas on Crosa, Irwin, Ledgard executive committee. Installation set with Greeley Irwin Martin Adams Cronin in charge.
An old advertisement notes dress pants priced at 4 dollars and a bulk offer at 2.89 dollars each from New Idéa Store in Maynard. The clipped line highlights bargain pricing and store branding.
Eugene Tourville 54 of Glendale street Maynard was found dead in his chair at home Saturday afternoon death due to heart trouble He was born in Petersboro Quebec and lived in town 2 years He survived by wife five sons Arthur Gilbertville Joseph Leon Edward Albert and Rose Peltier Worcester a brother Frank Fourville Hudson and a sister Mrs Wilfred Beauregard War center Funeral Mass at St Bridget's on Monday at 9 am with Rev Charles Donahue and parish cemetery interment marked by floral tributes
Maynard obit notes Rosanna T Thompson nee Rafferty widow of John Watts Thompson born in Lowell, long Maynard resident, died at her Cambridge home after a lingering illness. She lived with relatives, aged nearly 87, funeral Mass at St Marys and burial in Evergreen Cemetery with bearers J Q Conib, P OLeary, Hank Burns, Dr Burns, John Busin and Stanley LEsperance.
The Central Mass Bowling League organized for the season at a meeting held at the home of Capt. James or P. O. Maynard. Twenty four delegates attended and discussed arrangements for the league's games and schedules.
Local coaches give the team extra training this week to prepare for the Clinton game. The visitors are favored, with veterans likely to start, while the home crowd looks for momentum.
Fragmentary note describes New Idea Store on Marlboro Street listing crew neck sweaters priced at 2.96 3.95 and 4.95. Mentions Concord and Marlboro area names, with unclear references to people such as Maynard, Kathy, Jack Kane and Erickson in a faded ad-like snippet.
Ad notes suits priced at 22.50 in grays and blues with new lines for fall. Mentions store location and reference to Mayt av as a contact point for shoppers.
Miss Isadora Cutler of East Sudbury returns from a year in Europe with vet students while Robert Hunter and Philip Way study at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and join the football squad. Mrs Anne Buxton hosted a Sunday evening community supper on the Hill. Mr and Mrs
Readers urged to see New Idea Stor for 20 percent savings on quality items. Shop offers practical pricing and dependable products designed to meet budget needs while maintaining standards.
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