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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
5
Six sea scouts joined a cruise last weekend with fifty other scouts and leaders. Among the participants were Henry Mar ist mate James Frazer Wil caster Max Mattson Edward and Murray Lote, showing local leadership in scouting activities aboard the vessel.
Matthewman will be held this Friday at the church vestry. A program for October will be announced later as preparations for the night at Great Misery Island continue.
Maynard high school selects O’Leary captain and star half back as president of the student council. Mary Gudzinowicz is secretary with a slate including Virginia Bourke Edward Boltrukiewicz Frances Fearns Bertha Sneck and others across multiple grades and rooms.
A raucous crowd at Co-Operative Hall witnessed a heavyweight progression of bouts. Lynn Wildman Lloyd Stuart faced Frankie Mansaw in a thrilling main event as Mansaw earned a historic ovation for a decisive victory. Other matches featured Jeem Lagois against Jo Deabeon and Chief Mito drawing with Downey in a 15 round war, plus Marcini dazzling with a half Nelson.
Maynard High wins 14 to 12 over Melrose in a gritty season opener at DeMar Stadium Melrose led by O Leary and Norgoal but Maynard’s defense and key breaks kept the orange and black in contention Malcolmson Grant and O Leary scored for Maynard while Melrose replies came from Norgoal Brayden and a late pass connection Touchdowns credited to O Leary Norgoal Grant with goal by Malcolm. Referee Frazier.
Dorothea Moynihan acts as room assistant to Miss Mary Hartnett in a large fifth grade class at West Concord School. The class of 44 pupils has transferred from Harvey Wheeler to the West Concord building. Sympathy is extended to Burleigh L. Pratt on the death of his father in Vermont. Mr Pratt was with his father before his passing and returned to West Concord recently.
Sunday service at West Concord Union Church featured Rev Alfred W Stone presenting an earnest sermon titled Crowns and Crosses. Children were addressed on What Door is the Ocean and music included Mozart Dona Nobis and Ave Maria by Von Flotow. Haydn Credo closed the postlude amid Christian Endeavor activities led by President Norman Johansen.
The West Concord Branch of the W C T U meets this afternoon with President Mrs. George A. Montague presenting new questions. Mrs. Leonard Y. Benson becomes Helping Hand Society president as Jo sephine Pearce marries and leaves town. Parish men host a supper for the Ladies Union on Wednesday October 18 with entertainment. Frank C. Leighton becomes clerk of the West Concord Union Religious Society replacing George C Manter who resigns due to work demands. White dahlias on the altar came from the late William H Butcher’s garden in memory by his wife. Rally Day is set for next Sunday October 1 across all church departments.
Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club in West Concord held all day fox and raccoon hunts with 50 plus dogs. Joseph Macone’s Blyeth and Brave won the fox heat and finals, with Al Jensen of Maynard runner-up in early fox heat and Fred Waite of Acton second in the second heat. Porter's dog of Groton won the opening raccoon heat, Bosse of Spencer placed second, and in the second heat Lisa of Maynard won with Bosse second. Siga’s dog took first in the final with Mr e’s dog second. Al Jensen chaired the hunt committee with Bradford Parker and Glenwood C. Sweet assisting.
Maynard Maynard high school forms a girls hockey team with Miss Anne Paculty as coach and Julia Myer. They will open Friday afternoon at Crowe Farm against Lexington high, with a lineup including Anna Swanson Joanna Aho Bertha Snecke Victoria Jacuslia Elizabeth Mahoney Mary Gudeingwieser Eiv Nyholm Trustrude Hekkala in goal. A captain will be elected next week and schedule shows Mahnard at Malden October 11 Gardner at Maynard October 13 and Maynard at Gardner November 2.
West Concord Elks host Ladies Night with reception at 6 30 pm banquet in dining hall and dance in upper hall Julia Dees orchestra to provide music committee includes Harold Wellington and others Miss Geraldine Hannon noted for Regis College entry and local church events mentioned Mohawks win forfeit in football series over West Concord Eagles. coach reportedly not favouring continuation.
Among 533 students enrolled when Northfield Seminary opened are Muriel W Parker Liewsac Lodge Bedford and Helen B Priest of South Sudbury.
Maynard Council K of C plans Columbus Day events at Cooperative Hall with a concert and social on Oct 12. Featured talents include cartoonist and sculptor Mr. Darling, tenor Mr. Bentley, and pianist Miss Henderson with her brother. Medals for Christopher Columbus life essays will be announced during the observance. Dancing with Stevens Orchestra follows the program.
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