Citizens Back Tax Cut At Town Meeting
Nearly 400 residents gathered at Cooperative hall to support a tax reduction. The meeting approved welfare and old age spending, reviewed town costs, and formed a committee of twelve to study five articles including a Board of Public Works and fire department reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Nis
Cooperative Hall
Ivoshud Naylor
Charman
Serance
Glenwood
Johnathan P Bent
Board of Public Works
McCleary
Monara A Wilson
Hartwell Flood
James A Coughlan
Sidney Ek McCleary
George H Creighton
George Merrick
Herry C Templeton
Samuel Paker
James ‘Tooin
Albert Hendrickson
John J Donahue
John Banks
Arthur Sullivan
Finance Committee
Joshua Naylor
France
William Naylor
Artiiles
Frank Punch
Joseph White
Judge Wilson
Chamber of Commerce and
Frank Parks
Fire Department
uGharles Irwin
Wectmen
Maynard Athletes Earn Letters In 1933 Season
M H S athletes earning letters include football captain John O Leary and 82 point scorer. Girls hockey team members listed with captains and managers. Letters awarded at a Victory banquet by the Maynard Rod and Gun Club after Christmas with a stag party and talks on hunting outdoor life and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meynard
Michel Ignachik
James Malcolm
John O'Leary
Paul Kebdra
Richard Archer
Reino Aho
John Thompson
John Murphy
Robert Duggan
John Malcolm
Oliva Hintsa
Fred Johnson
John O'Toole
Anno Normoal Francis Gilleney
Frank Ignachuk
Bradford Case
John Pazerycki
Edward O'Donnell
Stanley Piecewicz
Richard Grondahl
Kdward
Carl Swanson
George Stocnwell
John Keefe
Sportwriter to Be Speaker at Sudbury Meeting
Sudbury’s Mother and Son Night at the town hall will feature sportwriter Paul N. Swarfield, a former Brown University athlete, as the speaker. A Paul Ecke supper is served at 7 o’clock, and all local men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Paul N. Swarfield
Brown University
Paul Ecke
Concord Man Plans January Wedding in Kentucky
Russell Robb of Concord and his fiancée Katharine Moxley Armstrong of Shelbyville and Louisville Ky have set Tuesday January 3 for their marriage to take place in Kentucky Robb is a Harvard 1928 alumnus and member of several clubs Armstrong is Shelbyville educated and affiliated with the Junior League
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Russell Robb
Katharine Moxley Armstrong
George Allen Armstrong
Shelvyville
Louisville
Kentucky
Robb
Harvard 1928
DK E
Hasty Pudding
Institute of 1770
Somerset
Exchange Eastern Yacht
Harvard
Boston
New York
Armstrong
Shelbyville
The Modern Magi Christmas Play at St George Church
The Modern Magi a Christmas play will be presented at St George Church parish on December 22 23 under church auspices. Cast includes Harold Taylor David Clayton George Clayton Fred Stokes Sr Robert Poland Mae Swensen with Mrs Euson Cross as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dall
St. George Church
Harold Taylor
David and George Clayton
Fred Stokes, Sr
Robert Poland
Mae Swensen
Euson Cross
Judge Wilson Inquiry On Soldiers Relief Distribution
A town committee appointed after an investigation and with selectmen cooperation approved the administration of Soldiers Relief by the Selectmen. The meeting adjourned until January 9.
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Wilson
Death in Sleep Claims Concord Widow Sarah Back
Mrs. Sarah Indiana Back widow of George Roscoe Back longtime Concord resident died in her sleep last Thursday at Old Stow road West Concord aged 61 or 62. Her husband died in 1907 after being struck by a railroad train. Funeral held Friday at Joseph Dee parlors Bedford Road with Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone officiating. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by adopted son Roscoe Back of Uxbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sarah Indiana (Rice
George Roscoe Back
Old Stow Road
West Concord
Joseph Dee
Bedford Road
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Roscoe Back
Uxbridge
Concord D A R Enjoy Program of Much Interest
Old Concord Chapter D A R met at the Chapter House Saturday afternoon with Regent Mrs. Wallace B Conant presiding Mrs Elwyn W Harris read from the chapter history and scrap book A musical program directed by Mrs Wisner Park featured Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone and Miss Mildred Stone performing songs including Du Bist die Ruh The Sleigh Rolling Down to Rio Danny Deever and more Attendees praised the singing and the hostesses were Mrs Arthur F Blanchard Mrs William Brown and Mrs A G Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wallace B. Conant
Elwyn W. Harris
Wisner Park
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Mildred Stone
Schubert
Richard Xountz
Rio
Edward Gernan
Danny Deever
Damrosch
Mr. Stone
Arthur F Blanchard
William Brown
A G Zeigler
Maynard Grange Confers Four Degrees At Meetings
Grange confers the first and second degrees at Thursday night session and the third and fourth degrees at a special Monday night session. A skit titled Samantha Changes Her Mind was presented by Dorothy Alving Ina Edwards and Edith McAuslin. Delegates to the State Orange convention in Springfield include Leon Whitney and Mrs Adelaide Sims with others planning to attend. A statue of St Therese The Little Flower of Jesus was dedicated at St Casimir's church in a ceremony attended by a large congregation and visiting clergymen. The Italian marble statue was secured by popular subscription. The Players held a whist party at Odd Fellows hall with prizes awarded to Owen Frankland Arthur Champagne Mrs Irving Allwood and others. Patrick Nugent and the Maynard Naval Reserves unit led by Communication Service in charge attended sound and radio station inspections at USS Tillman and Charlestown and joined the Somerville Unit dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Samantha
Dorothy Alving
Ina Edwards
Edith McAuslin
Leon Whitney
Adelaide Sims
Orange
Springfield
John Rex Shepler
Russell Naylor
Hazel Bumpus
Shepler
State Grange
St. Therese
Flower of Jesus
St. Casimir’s Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Owen Frankland
Arthur Champagne
Irving Allwood
Patrick Nugent
US Naval Reserves Communication Service
Maynard
Lieut
Kaulbach
Anthony Hilferty
Stephen Wasuik
Patrick
Edward Nugent
Card Party Aids Building Fund in Bedford
A successful charity event at Grange Hall featured bridge whist and forty five with two whist tables five bridge tables and two forty five tables. Prizes awarded to Miss Frances Myers Mrs KE Smith Mrs F Noonan Dorval Connert l Wm J Connpare A Grice Nora Thompson Mrs Joseph McKenna for whist and Mrs William Moore A Auburn Mrs Joseph Jenks for bridge Mr Gillispie Mr Tackney for forty five. Consotation BC Dalrymple. Miss Marion Flanders is confined to bed with a severe cold.
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Bridge
William Moore
A. Auburn
Joseph Jenks
Gillispie
Tackney
C Dalrymple
Marion Flanders
Enterprise Advertisements Reach Wide Circulation
Maynard notes a newspaper ad department dream as a district agent complains that the local dealer using the Enterprise paper has too broad a reach. The agency fears losing the account yet acknowledges the strong testimonial value of wide circulation and vows to work toward restricting publicity where needed.
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Maynard
Serict
The
Enterprise Cll Week
Kive Town Weekly
Hts
Woman Hurt In Single Vehicle Crash Near Weston Street
Mrs. Alice G. Loyal, 68, of 102 Weston street Walituam Wes, was thrown from her car in a rear end crash near the West Kinau Garage around noon. She suffered facial and head abrasions and was taken to Marlboro Hospital for observation. police believe she was driving alone. Officers Soudreau and Fitzgerald investigated. witnesses Alfred Ritenie and Richard Waterhouse provided details.
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Alice G. Loyal
Weston Street
Walituam
Wes
Weston
Maynard
Loynd
Marlboro Hospital
Albert Soudreau
William Fitzgerald
Alfred Ritenie
Mapie Street
Richard R. Waterhouse
Acton Court
Acton Athletic Association Considers Four By-Laws
At the regular meeting the Acton Athletic Association reviews four new by laws and sets next meeting date. Carl Backman elected basketball manager with Frank Price likely coach. The basketball committee seeks a suitable Acton hall and funds equipment, while the entertainment committee runs a Turkey Contest with drawings December 21.
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South Acton
Regulr
Acton Athletic Association
Carl Backman
Frank Price
Acton
Examined 469 Pupils in November Report
Maynard Miss Edith B Foster school nurse reports for November that 469 pupils were examined 244 treated in school 16 in homes nurse made 5 visits to schools 78 to homes accompanied 29 pupils to a doctor 57 to a dentist 8 to an oculist and 10 to clinics one tonsil operation and 12 pupils excluded for illness Ten children examined at a Chadwick clinic Dr MacCarthy of Boston Dental clinics led by Dr Bellows May Dr Palmer and Dr Garland.
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Maynard
Edith B. Foster
James P. King
Chadwick
MacCarthy
Boston
John Bellows
Frank May
Raymond Palmer
S. R. Garland
Seth Parker Program Dec 18 In South Sudbury
Sunday evening December 18 at 8 o'clock the Memorial Congregational Church in South Sudbury hosts the Seth Parker gathering, third in a winter series. Rev. Albert Reynolds leads with Mrs Carne Luce as Mother Parker and Mrs Rotana Caton as Lizzie, with cast member Clifton Giles singing Cephas and a chorus of neighbors attending. Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls reports a successful whist party at Masonic hall and plans a Christmas party for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sunbery
Seth Parker Githerm
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
Githerin
Albert Reynolaus
Seth Parker
Car
Haith
John Goodeow
John
Clifton Giles
Ceplus
Irving Priest
Forrest Bradshaw
Albert Reynolds
Clyde Brendan
Albert Tallant
Marie Nelson
Flinor Bentley
Livery Friend Canvass Receives Church Thanks
West Concord Union Church extends thanks to all who joined or contributed to the Livery Friend Canvass held last Sunday. Special gratitude goes to Mrs Josephine Pearce and her helpers, the Moses Hendrickson, for preparing and serving the lunch to the canvassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Josephine Pearce
Moses Hendrickson
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs William Camps
Concord notes mark the Golden wedding anniversary of William and Mrs Camps with a turkey dinner at their son William Camps home in Fall River. The couple married in Mossley England and arrived in the United States 40 years ago. Since retirement two years ago he was foreman at the Firestone Rubber Company plant in Fall River. They now reside with their daughter Mrs John W Fisn at 213 Commonwealth avenue West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William Camps
William
Camps
Fall River
Camis
Mossley
England
Cimps
Firestone Rubber Company
John W. Fisn
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Maynard stores announce weeklong Wednesday and evening hours
The Maynard stores will be open Wednesday and every evening next week. This schedule extends shopping hours to include evenings, offering customers more time for purchases.
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Maynard
Concord Council and K of C Mark 35th Anniversary
Concord council and Knights of Columbus celebrated the 35th anniversary of their founding with a turkey supper and entertainment in Monument hall. William H. Owren of Massachusetts Utilities Commission spoke on annuities and the United States. other officials and clergy offered remarks. Tom Tombeno and troupe entertained the gathering.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Monument Hall
Joseph H. McKenna
Thomas J. McGann
PGK
William H. Dee
Bernard McKenna
Edward Cullinane
Philip Dee
Patrick A. Smith
Terence — J. MctHtugn
P.ncipal
William Hi. Owren
Tie Muassachusects Vue Utilities Commission
United States
Rank McManus
Tie Codwall
William HH. Minnick
St Bernard's Church
Joseph W. Healy
Iis
Walter Ke Lonanine
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
B. Kamor Ross
Newton
Lanes
James Jarrell
kKhigat
Maynard Council
Knight Perkins
Belmont Council
Tom Tombeno
Concord
Three Young Men Report Conference At Union Church
Three local youths Wendell Hay Alden Parker and Guy Elms spoke at Union Church services after attending the Y M C A Older Boys Convention in Pawtucket They each participated in the service Parker sang with Nina Ruble at the organ Elms read scripture and Hay led the prayer The morning sermon addressed childishness and childlikeness The choir sang Neven's anthem O Taste and See and organ numbers included Dona Nobis from Mozart and Reverie with Credo by Haydn Senior Christian Endeavor met at 4 00 with Rex J Shepler Maynard minister discussing Playing the Margins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Wendell Hay
Alden Parker
Guy Elms
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Parker
Hay
Elms
Alfred W Stone
Parker Gang
Nina Ruble
Neven
Missa Nina Ruble
Mozart
Lysburg
Haydn
Society of Chrirtian
Air Oclock Rey
Rex J Shepler
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Maynard
Bedford Church Christmas Concert Brightens Cold Day
In Bedford the Christmas program at Furst Parish church Sunday afternoon drew many despite bad weather. Kenneth W Mottat led the organ and choir from Winchester Unitarian church with solos by Dorothy Richards Virginia Boynton and Albert Raymond.
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Furst
Kenneth W Mottat
Mineter
Winchester Unitarian Church
Brahms
Jesu Batabino
Senor Chou
Caidvenss Gilshet
Bethlehem
Shaw
Osgood
Dorothy Richards
Virginia Boynton
Albert Raymond
Becket Deer Hunter Lands Five Point Buck
Mrs Waine Williams hunted with her husband near Becket last week and returned with a five point buck. Williams is an experienced hunter and trapper. Prior trapping law changes kept her successful in this section.
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Waine Williams
Becket
W . Lams
Williams
Speaker urges town budget to fit expenses
James Jackson, chairman of the Fall River commission, spoke to over 200 people at the Maynard High School auditorium urging towns to balance budgets. He cited statewide excess expenditures, urged action, and proposed budgeting to match income, noting Massachusetts conditions and the need to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Fall River Commission
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
Marlboro
Hudson
Maynard
Acton
Concord
James Jo Ledward
Commonwealth
Fall River
Ritchburg
Chamber of Commerce
Tax Association
Massachusetts
Met
Journey's End at Concord Players in Veterans Hall
Concord Players staged R. C. Sherriff’s Journey's End in three acts at Veterans Hall over Thursday to Saturday. The war drama depicts life in the British trenches before St Quentin, focusing on Captain Stanhope and his strained company as monotony and fear shape their bonds under fire. The cast includes William Faversham Jr as Stanhope with Lieut Osborne and Capt. Ripley, highlighting tensions between duty, alcohol, and loyalty.
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Concord
R. C. Cherriff
Concord Players
Veterans Hall
St. Quentin
Stanhope William Faversham, Jr
Ripley Gage
Osborne
Lawrence K. Lunt
Stanhope
Hardy
Oslo
Ing
Trotter
FE. Mutty
George A. Hill
Secon
Raleigh
William A. Tolman
Osberg
Donation Party Aids Guild In Distribution
A Maynard-A debtation party at St Bridget's parish center on Summer Street supported the White Cross Guild's year round welfare work by collecting food for Christmas baskets for 16 years. The guild also gathered clothing and other useful items. The treasury, once well stocked, is nearly empty. Donations of money will be doubly welcome. The annual Old Folks ball will be held in January with Mrs Ay Pilferty presiding and Walter Roche speaking briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Whie Cress Guild
St. Bridgets Parish Center
Summer Street
White Cross Guild
Av Ay Pilferty
Res Walter Roche
St . Bridget’s Church
Christmas party at Universalist church youth program
A Christmas party for the Universalist church school will be held in the vestry on Friday December 23 at 7 p m with a tree play recitations and other events for all. Parents children friends and playmates are invited. Miss Clara L Sawyer hosts a bridge and whist party at her Main street home on Thursday December 15 at 2 p m for the church bene fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School of the Universalist Church
Clara L. Sawyer
Main Street
the Universalist Church
State Officer Speaks Before Maynard Woman's Club
Maynard Massachusetts December meeting featured Mrs. Thomas J. Wier, first vice president of the Massachusetts Federation of Women Clubs, as guest speaker at George Washington Auditorium. Vocal solos by Charles Manty were accompanied by his sister. Brief business discussed relocating meeting quarters to Parish Hall of St George's. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Esther Cace with a luncheon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Thomas J. Wier
Thesachusetts Federation of Wom
George Washi Auditorium
Charles Manty
Miss Herenty
Sesson
St. George's
Esther Cace
P Dent
Maynard Watt Club
Walker
Helen MacPherson
Maynard Club
Mrée Ks Young
Fisherville
Walker Stanton
Maluncheon
West Concord Union Church Junior Service Event
The West Concord Union Church youth led a Senior Christian Service program last evening. The group invites the community to a Deacons for Aged Women event next Sunday after 4 o clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Concord Union
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M.H.S
MR. F.obb
Sarah J. Back
Concord D.A.R
Grange
Card Party Aids Building Fund
Enterprise
Waltham
Marloo
Ijusta Wiitil
Lurowl Boat Ab
So. Sudbury
Maynard Assembly Rainbow
Masonic Hall
William Coulter
Harriet Kinestead
Assembly
Union Church
Bedford Church
Maynard Chain of Commerce
Donation Party
Aids Guild
West Conco
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