Maynard Community News Highlights A Busy Social Week
Maynard residents enjoyed dances and whist parties hosted by the Knights of Columbus and various local groups. Attendance included members of the Dem Crusaders and Maynard Lodge BP OF. A St George parish whist sale, birthday celebrations, and a skiing meet at Ayer were noted along with preparations for a February discount sale at Gruber Bros Co and a planned senior class dance at the auditorium.
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Amuditorium
Ayer
Henry Salmela
Tarmo
MHS
Michigan State Normal College
United Cooperative
Walthan Street
Cooper Radio and Electric Company
Clarence Mahan
Johnson Pharmacy
St Petersburgh
Florida
Irma Wirkkanen
Fowler Road
Cyrill Spratt
Hillside Street
St. Bridget’s Church
John J. WcCarthy
Benjamin Gruber
Gruber Bros. Co
West End
A. C
Toivo Wick
Burton Gruber
Anthony Wottkiewiz
Sulo Hintsa
Parker Street
Stanley Milewski
Peach Zaleska
Ignacy Pilecki
Michael Pilecki
Schhool
Hiramarkin
Randell Road
Anchor & Ark Glee Club
Charles A. Welch Lodge
AF & AM
Parkin
Glee Club
Sixteenth Birthday Party For Rita Foley in Sherman Street Home
Miss Rita Foley celebrated her sixteenth birthday Saturday evening at her Sherman Street home with a party hosted by friends. Guests included Helen Asner Catherine Sheridan Helen Brayden Helen Marsden Karin Saarinen Myrtle Hlodgess and Margaret Hearon. Gifts, music games and refreshments were enjoyed.
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Rita Foley
David Foley
Sherman Street
Sheeo
Helen Asner
Catherine Sheridan
Helen Brayden
Helen Marsden
Karin Saarinen
Myrtle Hlodgess
Margaret Hearon
Whites Earn Swing Toward Inter-School Crown
The Whites led by Ignacy Wiggs Pilecki and coached by Jee White dominate the Maynard H. S. inter-school race in Maynard, winning seven straight and crushing Al Fraser’s squad 47 to 16. Reggie Sawyer directs the league as the Inter-Class tournament approaches with trophies and numerals for winning teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacy Wiggs” Pilecki
Jee White
Maynard H. S
al Fraser
Reggie Sawyer
Fashion Shop on Main Street Sells Popular Girdles
Modern miss shoppers are urged to visit the Fashion Shop on Main Street Maynard to buy the two way stretch girdle or pantie girdle that is gaining popularity. The ad highlights ease and comfort for everyday wear.
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Main St
Maynard
The Chapbook and Its Humble Place in 18th Century Reading
A chapbook was sold across Europe and America by itinerant agents. Prices were low, often a penny in England. Typically anonymous and undated, chapbooks addressed readers who bought tabloid style newspapers.
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Europe
America
Itinetant
Chapmen
England
Alaskan Scenery to Be Filmed in Color
Walter Wanger announces Spawn of the North will be shot in color to capture Alaska’s scenery. An entire production crew will be sent to Alaska to film on location following the success of color in The Trail of the Lonesome Pine.
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Walter Wanger
Alaska
Woman Trap filmed on location with stars Michael Murphy Karns
The outdoor romance is in production with Gertrude Michael George Murphy and Roscoe Karns. Filming mostly on location far from the studio.
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Gertrude Michael
George Murphy
Roscoe Karns
Realism in Lonesome Pine Fights Sends Leads to Hospital
Henry Fonda and Henry Kleinbach delivered nearly lifelike combat in The Trail of the Lonesome Pine causing both to be hospitalized at the film’s end. Mae West remains a top star with only two prior radio appearances. Mary Poland and Charles Ruggles reunite for Where Am I. George Raft learns accordion for Concertina opposite Carole Lombard.
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Henry Fonda
Henry Kleinbach
Boland-Ruggles
Mary Poland
Charles Ruggles
Agai
Raft
Carole Lombard
George Raft
Perfect Attendance Maynard High School First Half Year
A list of students by grade and room assignments at Maynard High School for the first half of the 1935 36 school year. Names include freshmen in Rooms 10 12 18, sophomores in Rooms 20 21 25 26, seniors in Rooms 11 23, and juniors in Rooms 15 22. The roster features many Finnish American families and local surnames.
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Sylvia Johnson
Miriam Kangas
Gertrude Kauppila
Gertrude King
Helen Lubin
Helen Mattson
May Newman
George Honkanen
John Howanski
Bruno Kansanaiva
John Kulik
Alexander Lalli
William Loiko
John Luhaiik
Mary Quinn
Miriam Sarvela
Winifred Watt
Dorie White
Daniel O'Leary
Johny Raksey
Leslie Rivers
Raymond Salminen
Edward Stades
Ernest Tanner
Robert Veitch
John Yanuskiewicz
Stanley Zancewicz
Helen Boothroyd
Helen Brayden
Nettie Chernak
Marian Cuttell
Tomi Grekula
Anna Gudzinowicz
Olavi Alatalo
James Buscemi
Robert Greenaway
Margaret Hearon
Helen Isner
Esther Kauppila
Eleanor King
Elizabeth King
Brenca Kurowski
Kenneth Johnson
Nicholas Kizik
Annie Rolynowicz
Mary Rubaszko
Lyli Tervo
Rachael Tucker
Harold Simila
Stanley Stefanowicz
Albert Young
Stanley Zdanowicz
Margaret Landsdowne
Mary Latva
Laura Milewski
Rauha Newhouse
Stella Novicki
Antonetta Primiano
Louis Lattuca
John May
Robert McLane
Antis Oksa
Charles Pleskowicz
Peter Pronko
Parish activities at St George's Church keep members engaged
The Girls Friendly Society hosted a bridge whist party at Parish hall. Tonight a choir rehearsal and a minstrel show rehearsal directed by William Duckworth. A Sunday School Council meeting is set for next Sunday at 9.15 with church school at 9.30 and Holy Communion at 10.30 followed by a Young Peoples Fellowship at 7. Newly appointed YPF councillors Mr and Mrs Irving Marz of West Acton bring youth guidance. A vestry debt campaign aims to raise $700 starting Tuesday February 4 with house-to-house visits through February 11 for contributions.
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William Prout
K. of C
Charles Irwin
Win
Acton Street
Maynard It
Democratic Crusaders
Weston
Fellows Hall
Mary Driscoll
Kathie Hearon
Robbie Ojalehto
Merv
Waino Ojalehto
Powder Road
Maynard Tive Club
Winchen
Concord
Amy
Hazel Longley
John
Mary Kelley
Fe Scully
George Raymolds
St. Bridget's
Walter Comeau
Gittleton
New Hampshire
John Comeon
Linden Street
Philathea
Odd Fellows Block
Mary Cook
Philip Weston
Reading
Matthew A Vallee
Alica
Main Street
James Malcolm
Newport News
West End
Vito Tamuli
Frank J DeMars Post
Legion Headquarters
Frank Yarks
Legion
James R Prest
E.R
Maynard Lodge
Reino Grondahl
Hiayvard College
Dicky
Harry Co Temouleton
Assabet Mills
Chicago
Oregon
Seattle
San Francisco
Tonolulu
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Laura Mac Person
Acton Court
St. Casimir’s
Roxbury Orioles
St. Casimir's Church
Red Cross
Marvis Babb
Massachusetts General Hospital
William Wasnik
Legion Auxiliary
Adelaide Fitzgerald
Hopkinton
Ilness
Maynard Teachers Club
William H Reynolds
Leo Ff Mullin
ST. George's Church
Girls Friendly Society
William Duckworth
Irving Marz
West Acton
YPF
Quincy
Recoil of Large Bore Rifles Warned by Gil bert
Richard E. Gilbert of Lewiston Maine notes in Collier's Weekly that rifles with a .600 inch bore using smokeless cordite can cause shoulder injuries if the shooter is not in a free standing position.
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Richard E. Gilbert
Lewiston
Maine
Collier's Weekly
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Middlesex Family Laundry
Errol Flynn
Captain Blood
Mae
Mae West
Hollywood
Maynard High School
Simila, Louis Fava
John Kuchan
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Regina Aryette
Helen Jatulin
Myrtle Cooper
Juliet D'Errico
Dorothy Hansen
Sadie Harachko
George Creighton
Alfred Davis
Edward Donahue
Edward Hajduk
Eero Heinonen
John Higgins
Taido Grekula
Felix Lickorai
John Loiko
Irene Crowley
Mary Kurowski
Helen Novicki
Helen Pyszka
Julia Soroka
Marion Terrasi
Raymond Crowley
Aaro Hyden
Joseph Petrowsky
Itiiors
Victor Castelline
John Creighton
Erick Johnson
Alfred Lalli
John Ledgard
William Palmer
Laura Salminen
Eve Sawutsz
Walter Bretaboins
the Town Cleaners
Saati
Puretext
Rexall
Tel
T. J. King
Nason ST. Maynard
Mutual Savings Bank
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