Maynard High Squad Wins Dual League Championships
Maynard High football crowns Midland League title and shares Middlesex League championship with Belmont. Banquet set for Dec 15 at Maynard Pool and Gun Club with tickets via committee: Fletcher Lent Drechsler Stuart Stockwell Connors. Coach Don Lent led a multi nationality team to remarkable season, aided by Al Lever and Charlie Manty.
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Maynard High Schoo
Maynard Pool and Gun Club
Ralph Fletcher
Middles
den Lent
C. C. Drechsler
Schol
George Stuart
George Stockwell
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Thomas Connors
Belmont High
Maynard
Belmont
League of Nations
Don Lent
al Lever
Charlie Manty
Clinton
Lent
Maynard-Miss Wilson Wed at St Bridget’s Rectory
Essie Medora Wilson of Lexington wed Mr. William F. Dwyer of Natick in a Monday night ceremony at St. Bridget’s rectory. Rev. Charles Donahue officiated. Annie Duggan served as bridesmaid and Kamund Duggan as best man. A reception followed at the groom’s home. couple will reside in Natick after a wedding tour. The groom is assistant superintendent for Boston Mutual at Braintree.
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Maynard
Essie Medora Wilson
Lexington
Robert Walton
New Brunswick
William F. Dwyer
James Dwyer
Fuent
St. Bridget’s Church
Charles Donahue
Annie Duggan
Kamund Duggan
Natick
Tue
Boston Mutual Insurance Company
Bramingham
Maynard Teachers Club Sees Talk on School Library Relation
Miss J Louise Jones from the State Library department spoke at the High school Auditorium on the Relation of School and Library. An open discussion followed highlighting ways schools and libraries can work together for mutual interest. The Roosevelt School teachers organized the program to a large audience.
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Maynard
Maynard Teachers Club
J. Louise Jones
State Library Department of Education
Roosevelt
Sospbonse Es Tones
Knights and Hibernians Tie in Monument Hall Tourney
In round seven of the triangular 45 tournament Concord in Monument Hall on Friday night the Knights of Columbus and Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians were tied with 35 games each while the Concord Red and Go Club had 30. Grand totals place the Knights at 264, the Hibernians 226, and the Gunners 200.
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Concord
Monument Hall
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Concord Red
Goh
Knights
Hibernians
Gunners
Trust Company Distributes 60358 In Christmas Club Checks
The Maynard Trust Company mailed checks totaling 60358.73 to 1676 members of its 1931 Christmas Club on Monday. The club is a long standing savings program in the state and remains popular despite tough industrial conditions, distributing nearly as much as last year.
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Maynard ‘Trust Company
Trust Company
Concord Odd Fellows Benefit Dance Ticket Sales Start Strong
The Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows began selling tickets for a benefit dance to be held January 8 at the State Armory. The energetic chairman of the Concord Selectmen bought ten tickets as a starter and other civic citizens quickly followed suit. Net proceeds go to the benefit.
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Concord
State Armory
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Concord Selectmen
Walters
Concord Moods Celebrate Golden Anniversary Reception
A large reception honors Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Moody on their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Trinitarian Congregational Church chapel in Concord. Rev George Thurlow and church members spoke, a gold gift was presented, and decorations featured yellow chrysanthemums and roses. Refreshments followed, with hospitality led by the Woman's Union and church helpers.
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Concord
Benjamin Moods
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Charles F. Bowers
Ek. Burgess Dickey
Moody
George L. Th
Mr. Moody
Leslie R Moore
Charles R. Borland
Eliot R. Howard
Russell Davis
Wallace B. Conant
John Jensen
Leslie R. Moore
Charles H. Towle
Maynard Considers New Industries Amid Textile Pressures
Maynard discusses attracting new industries as textile centers face shifting conditions. Woolen mill leaders historically resisted diversification, but an Assabet mill official says the American Woolen Company would not oppose community plans. He offers Chamber of Commerce cooperation if residents approve.
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Maynard
Assabet Mill
American Woolen Company
Chamber of Commerce
Concord High School Alumni Dance Triumphs At Thanksgiving
The fourth annual football dance sponsored by the Concord High School Alumni Association drew a strong crowd of youths and maidens after Concord defeated Lexington. George Smith’s orchestra provided the music at the new high school auditorium. Vice President Maurice McWalter chaired the organizing committee with Miss Maude Tompkins, Robert Ferran, and Miss Mary Dalton. A Christmas recess dance was promised due to the enthusiastic response.
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Concord
Concord High School Alumni Association
George Smith
Lexington
Maurice McWalter
Alumni Association
Round Up Gang Accused of Breaks in South Acton
Chief Foley mobilized detectives and state police to break up a gang suspected of breaking into Acton High School and other targets. Suspects include Harvey Croft of Maynard and John Kesokes of Lynn, with Boucher and Coleman arraigned for nightbreaks. Police recovered stolen money and weapons and warned of further operations in small towns.
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South Acton
Michael Foley
Hs Town
Acton
Foley
Maynard
John Hough
John Kesokes
Harry Kesokes
Cottage St
Lynn
Joseph Boucher
Chelmsford Road
Billerica
Thomas Coleman
Jerry Coleman
Sailors Haven
Water Street
Charlestown
Boucher
Coleman
Concord
Howard A. Wilson
East Cambridge
Croft
Kezokes
Boston
Deer Island
Butler
Edward Johnson
Oltage
Johnston
Kozokes
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
George H Reed Grain Mill
Maynard and Acton Oil Co
Littleton
Maynard-Acton
Daniel Donahue
Christmas Savings Clubs distribute funds and events planned
About $95,000 in savings distributed to 10 residents across Maynard Trust and Middlesex Institution for Savings of Concord, while 1982 clubs organize with several classes. The Elks Christmas Basket Fund Show is set for December 6 at Peoples Theatre with two shows, and Lawrence Tibbetts presents Cuban Love Song next week. Marlboro notes Holy Trinity church Gulch meeting Friday evening in parish hall.
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Maynard
Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex Institution For Savings of
Concord
Elks
Peoples Theatre
Lawrence Tibbett
Large Class Is Confirmed by Episcopal Bishop Visit
Bishop Samuel G. Babcock of the Diocese of Massachusetts confirmed a class during his annual visitation at St. George's church last Sunday. The service at 10 45 AM was filled to capacity with special music by Ruth Taylor Norvin Langenstein and Alfred Tracey on violin. Parishioners hosted a reception in the parish hall after the service. The 80 year old bishop praised recent parish improvements including a new roof and redecorated vestry, done by unemployed parishioners under Rector Eason Croes.
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Maynard
Samuel G. Babcock
Massachusette
St. George's Church
Ruth Taylor
Norvin Langenstein
Alfred Tracey
Eason Croes
Concord Bank Distributes Christmas Club Checks
Concord Bank distributed 84,948.25 in checks to 507 members of the Middlesex Institution Christmas Saving Club, a gain of 5,621 over the prior year. Checks were mailed this week as the 1951 club forms with several members already enrolled.
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Concord
Middle Six Institution
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Essay Prize Winners Named At Maynard Cooperative Event
Maynard United Cooperative Society held a Sunday program awarding essay contest prizes for essays on the Benefit of Consumer Cooperation. Charles Manty won first prize of 15 with KK Koho taking second and three others earning $5 each. Anto Jantti voiced the society’s safety and progress during a formal talk and music followed by a drive to aid the unemployed with a Relief Fund sale planned the week of December 7.
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Maynard
United Cooperative Society
Parker Street Hall
Charles Manty
Maynard High School
Koho
Fitchburg
Francis Ledgard
Nie Grondahl
Alma Salseen
Kindaia’s
Vena Rahkonen
George Makela
Raivaja
Bkinnis
Anto Jantti
United Coopetive Society
Cooperative Mont
Maynard Cooperative Society
Cbeet
United Cooperative Socie
Garrit Garrity Jr. Admitted to U S District Court
Thomas Howe Garrity Jr. of West Concord is among 110 attorneys admitted to practice before Judge Lowe at the opening of the December term in Boston. A Concord native, he is a graduate of Concord High School Boston College and Boston University School of Law. He has a local practice at 6 Beacon Street Boston and resides on Old Bridge Road West Concord.
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Conecore
Thomas Bh. Garris Jr
West Concord
Unites States District Court
Lowe
Garrit
Concord
Concord High School
Boston College
Boston Univesity School of
Beacon Street
Boston
Garrity
Old Bridge Road
Wes
Mos
Lanham Building
Mill officials to meet employees at Assabet Mill
Maynard mass the American Woolen Company will meet Assabet Mill workers Thursday morning December 6 at 10 oclock in the mill yard. The aim is to obtain worker cooperation if the mill reopens. The meeting follows five weeks of lockout with labor tensions and tax discussions ongoing.
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Maynard
American Woolen Company
Assabet
Dee
Mall
United Cooperative Hall
Frank Farnell
Miles
Lowell Mayberry
Herbert W Martin
Maynard Mass
Re- American Woolen Board
Martin
Leland
American
Templeton
Powsures
Organize Gift Carnival In South Acton
South Acton merchants stage a Christmas Gift Carnival with cooperation in the village. On Christmas Eve Santa Claus will distribute varied gifts funded by a gift pool of 290 dollars and set for residents with tickets. Organizers include Finney Hot Maynard Acton OH Company S Moore George Ph Reed Seata Seton Coal and Lamber Co n 4 Manning Lowden and McGuire Lanel Rowan.
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South Acton
Santa Chris
Finney & Hot
Maynard & Acton OH Company
S Moore
George Ph Reed
Seata Seton Coal and Lamber Co. N. 4
Manning
Lowden's
McGuire
Cooperative Spirit Shown in Maynard Meeting
A town cooperative spirit brings progress as the Maynard Mayors Association plans action. The upcoming meeting lists many local leaders and donors and aims to inform residents of the project and fund allocations. A regular meeting is scheduled for Wednesday night at the department headquarters on December 2.
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Maynard
Aeton
Pratetiyt Vie Het Contiiogtors
Fesides
M's
Kar Er Bird
Penny G. Holgand Son
Charles Mins
Carl J Tim M
Ralph Ones
Commie Cull the
Clarence Robbins
William Awitser
Clinton & Reynolds
Oie Manders
Olaf Nelson
Levi Kane
Maynard & Acton
Oo Caph
Sudbury Citizen Perry Returns From Thanksgiving Visit
Sylvester DD Perry of near the Maynard line traveled with his horse and buggy to his son Louis in South Sudbury for Thanksgiving dinner and returned before dark. Waldo KE Stone, formerly at HP Hood Co tea room, will work this winter in a Dorchester store. Memorial Congregational church Women’s Association plans December 10 meeting at Mrs Roland Cutter’s home with Rev Hlda Ives speaking on Rural Conditions in New England. Mrs Frank Goodnow, recently at Framingham hospital, has returned home.
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Sylvester DD Perry
Maynard
Louis
Perry
Sudbury
Waldo KE Stone
HP Hood Co
Dorchester
Women's Association of Memorial Congregational Church
Roland Cutter
Hlda Ives
New England Federation of Churches
New England
Frank Goodnow
Framingham Hospital
Judge Crafts at Union Church Tyee
The fourth Ne ther Community Sunday Night gathering was held at West Concord church. Judge Frecenck A Crofts spoke on law observance and enforcement urging citizens to monitor agencies and commend good work while noting issues from 20 000 cases. Middlesex County juries praised though racketeering feared, and Officer Charles S Robinson was lauded for quick response in a case at Cal' bridge Court. Local turnout and appreciation followed the talk.
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W. Concorn
Frecenck A Crofts
Crafte
Middlesex County
Con
Acton High Schoo
Charles S Robinson
Cal’ Bridge Court
Alfred W Stone
V F W Drum Corps Elects Officers
The VFW Drum Corps elected officers including Hudson Ralph E Mann and Walter Martin to lead the post and bugle corps. Richard Knight, Henry Ralib, and Mond TM were named as managers and assistants in the organization.
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Maynard High Squad
Johnnie O'Leary
Paul Kendra
Autti Frigard
Arne Frigard
Datmouth
Frigard
Thompson
Swartz
Pozarychi
Johnson
Ollin
Nowicki
Mullin
Tamulevitch
Buckacz
Case
Duggan
Cap Spratt
John Malcolm
Ariesz
Grondal
James Malcolm
Kendra
O'Leary
Murphy
Archer
Hintsa
Alo
Spratt
Ollila
Arcisz
Melrose
Hudson v
Stoneham
Connard
Winchester
Marlboro
Shirley
MAC
Dartmouth
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Teachers Club
Mrs
Benjamin Moody
Emerson Society
Emerson Society of
Alice Barrett
Phyllis Douglas
South End
Holy Trinity Church
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Emory Bi
Bishop Babcock
St. George's
Concord Bank
Mrs. Abe Latin
New London, Ct
Thursmor
Abet Mills
SO. Sudbury
Judge Crafts
Union Church
Tyee
V.F.W. Drum Ce
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