Christian Science Publishing Building Fund Raised at Annual Meeting
The Met Church First Church of Christ Scientist announced June 5 that no further contributions are needed for the new 4000 building. Director Charles Heitman read a report praising donors whose sacrifices enabled the publishing house project to proceed without delay. Officers named include Miss Mary G. Hewing and Edward L. Ripley.
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Christian Science Publishing
Jay
Met
Charles Be. Heitman
Mary G. Ewing
Mass
k—Ploria W. Palmer
Brook
Edward L. Ripley
Line
Mary G. Hewing
Quincy
Feago
William
Maynard High Prom Highlights Class of 1953 Event
The Junior Prom of the Maynard High School class of 1953 was held in the Washington auditorium. Couples filled the dance floor and gallery as attendees admired the ladies’ attire and the hall decor. Matrons listed include Mrs. S MacPherson, Mrs. Fearns, Miss Ann Pasuar, and Miss Ethelutter with officers James Malcolm as president Sneck as vice president Fearns as secretary and Sweeney as treasurer.
Sudbury High Defeats Weston In Close High School Game
Sudbury high school beat Weston high 0 to 0 at the playgrounds in a moonlit Thursday contest. Morgan of Maynard umpired as Burr pitched for the Old Timers and Crowley for the Grangers. Friday's Sudbury league tilt between Grangers and Old Timers drew a lively crowd with Crowley earning the edge in a 5 to 3 Grangers win.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High
Weston High
Morgan of
Maynard
Grangers
Burr
Tinf
Crowley
Old Minners
Rogers and Tighe
Memorial Service for Masons and Odd Fellows at Methodist Church
Joint memorial held by Maynard Lodge No. 131 and Mizrahebekash Lodge No. 64100 F at the Methodist Episcopal church. The service featured Rev J Rex Shepier s sermon, a choir under Miss Nel Parmenter, and mourners including Gertrude Prescott and Robert Lester. White carnations were placed on the graves of deceased members.
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Adelaide Sims
William J H. Johnston
Lester
Hugo Mitson
Marion Buttenworth
Ernest B. Ingham
Noble Nd
Edith Prentiss
Noble
Ingham
Qlsttord
Cheney
Maynard man found guilty in Powder Mill Road crash case
Jonn Tt Keate Concord was found guilty on two charges after a district court trial held Saturday. Judge Howard A. Wilson presided with J.B. Caufield for the defense as the accident case stemmed from a two weeks old Powder Mill Road crash that killed Andrew Lilja of Masnard. Police Chief John Connors credited Patrolman Edward Johnston and Vehicle Inspector Lupret for the investigation and arrest.
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Keefe
Sane
Powder Mill
Andrew Lilja
Masnard
Polle
John Connors
Bkdward Johnston
Real Estate Moves and Local News in Sudbury
The Goodnow office reports several leases including Weatheries place Concord Road to William Brown of Brighton and Joseph Keane house King William Road to R J Hodder of Watertown. The Foss house Maple Avenue is leased to Mr Livingston, while Mrs Walter Stone improves. A Community Motors permit hearing was held Friday, Artesian well crews drill on Hewfield estate Goodman Hill Road, with many local residents visiting and visitors from New York.
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Goodnow
Weatheries
Concord Road
Willian Brown
Brighton
Joseph Keane
King Whilip Road
R. J. Hodder
Waertown
Foss
Mapleavenue
To Comminity Motors
Stae Rowe
Goodman Hill Road
Anne Bux
Bert David
Forrest Bradstow
Heonbery
Turd M
Gs York
Howard M. Goodhow
Victor Pillehrowne
Asiland
Geo Mufee
Cheictevet Road
Junior Prom Attracts Many at Magnaree High
The June commencement lists many students honored for grades. Rita Bariteau and Ruth Weir received Honors parts for graduation. Names like Stella Noviek Sylvia Holm Aune Salo and Hien Teiven mark the top students among a large class.
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Tesla
Rita Pbaritean
Rijest Jones
Honey
Ing
Belinero Dahl
Stella Noviek
Sylvia iNholm
Aune Salo
Hien Teiven
Joseph
Dorothy Burnham
Bradford Case
Anna Fayton
Dorothea Tiannon
Ruth Heinonen
Divin Eetaicdh
Mary Higgins
Aine Holt
Tine Kangas
Kalervo Kateanivo
Nice Kitowicz
Lorraine Koch
Olza Kozak
Marion Ledgard
Ralph Lent
George Murphy
Bemané Piecewicz
Willie Stockaidge
Will Tobin
Winifred Tobin
Josey Trebendis
Tom
False fire alarmingers hit Maynard box for third time
Fire officials investigate a repeated false alarm at Pox 21 corner Hayes and Arthur streets. A string tied inside the box triggered the alarm when a car hit the line, risking a crash. police seek the culprit amid ongoing tampering concerns.
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Maynard
Hayes
Arthur Street
Oil Burner Permit Required by Fire Chief Rule
A local law requires all oil burner operators to obtain a permit from the fire chief before receiving oil. The state fire marshal enforces from June 1, with applications available at the fire department. Oil merchants must hold permits visible in the delivery area before supplying fuel.
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Maynard
Mack Quits Boxing Promotion In Hub Due To Slump
Eddie Mack known as Eddie Mack quits as a boxing promoter in Boston after a slump. Billy Ames remains as promoter at Boston Garden while Mack stays involved by linking with the Bangtails at Rockingham Park. The downturn follows failed exhibitions and a flop in a major card.
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Mack
Hub
Joston
Boston
Edward McManus
Eddie Mack
Argonne A. A
Billy Ames
Boston Garden
Rockingham Park
Ane Oter
Robert Conway Dies After Long Illness
Robert Conway of Lowell dies after months of illness at his home on Spring Street. He is survived by his father Kenneth and sister Frances of Cambridge. The funeral will be held at 2 30 PM tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in the parish cemetery, under funeral directors William M. and Harold H. Maynard.
Long Branch Sheriff sale of church in Ocean City
The First Baptist Church of Ocean City New Jersey valued at 140000 when built in 1927 was sold by the Sheriff for 100 to satisfy a mortgage.
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Ocean City
N. J
First Baptist
Marlboro Hosts District Initiation by AOH Auxiliary
Cambridge State President Mary Doyle and Framingham County President Annie Galvin attended the Marlboro district initiation by the AOH Auxiliary in 4 OH hail. They praised the Marlboro degree team and Mrs Josephine Mullen who presided. A program followed with music readings and a luncheon served by local hosts.
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Marlboro
Campridge
Bremingham
Maynard
Concord
Hudson
AOH
Mary Doyle
Cambridge
Annie Galvin
Framingham
Josephine Mullen
Charlotte O'Sullivan
Laura Sawyer
Mary Hayes
Agnes Gallagher
Mary Donovan
Eighteen Tables Play Whist At Marlboro Party
Sergeant John I Colleary Post hosts a whist party in Preston block drawing players from out of town. Prizes went to Dorothy Carey Mrs M McNaimara Mrs Hayes Mrs Markey John OBrien John Bracken and David Hayes as delegates plan for the state VFW convention support funds.
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VFPW
Arthur Grenier
Summer Home Destroyed By Fire At Fairhaven Bay
Frederick C Robinsons summer home at Fairhaven Bay owned 40 years was destroyed by a Wednesday afternoon blaze. Robinson raced two miles to summon help as engines battled flames along the water front but could not access the pump. firemen prevented brush spread and the value stood near 4500 dollars. Robinson plans to rebuild.
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Concord
Frederick C Robinson
Caleb Wheeler
Fairhaven Bay
Robinson
Martin Diskin
West Acton notes and community updates
Miss Margaret Stearns of Medford visits Gurcean home in West Acton as Albert Noll plans to locate here after leasing the Raymon Stuart house on Central Street. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a well attended Memorial Service in South Acton. The Scouts of West Acton will play the Dads at Willow comfield Thursday. Gertrude Leighton visits Holt home. Stevens of Stow to Ipswich for summer. Abdominal operation for Mrs Parker in Boston. Two week motor trip for the Holts to New Hampshire and Vermont. Homemaker's picnic set for June 7 in Lexington with 4 H workers prominent on program. Cecil Starck to Fal mouth for the summer to run a tea room with his aunt.
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Margaret Stearns
Medford
Gurcean
Albert Noll
West Acton
Raymon Stuart
Central Street
Noll
Drus
Raymond Stuart
South Acton
Odd Fellows and
Rebekithis
Cook
Scouts of
Harry Holt
New Hampshire
Vermont
Lexington
Mass
Middlesex County Extension Service
Cecil Starck
Falmouth
Bedford Mew Aid More Nelson AP Eto Viel Som
Fifty Hickory era notes describe June 15 as anniversary events and visits. Mr Moreet Blake and Mrs. Moyeaan plan two weeks with Mr. Bikes parents in South Street. Jedaen Thompson had tonsil removal last week and Mrs. Mestan McMallen stayed home with grippe.
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Jessom Mt
Jisend
Great
Punat
Maat
Revere Conte
Aosabad
Ie Teetins
Mew
Moreet Blake
Wity
Moyeaan
Mr Bikes
Mr. Blake
South Street
Jedean Thompson
Am Ap Cdphan
Mestan McMallen
Bart
Foothestreet
Grippps
Cunnmmes Road
South Acton Troop 1 Scouts Seek Support
South Acton Troop 1, Boy Scouts, are making their annual canvass asking for help to carry on their work. Mrs. Harry B. Morse has returned home from Auburn Maine after a visit with Mrs. Gardner whose home was damaged in the recent conflagration. The Post Office Department in Washington has invited bids for mail routes to and from the post office and railroad station. Irving Smith of Stow, a former resident, has moved to North Woodstock New Hampshire to help Philip M Lowden run a new grocery business there.
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Boy Scouts
Harry B. Morse
Auburn
Maine
Gardner
Post Office Department
Washington
Join Maguire
Irving Smith
Stow
Woodstock
New Hampshire
Philip M Lowden
Going Up The Pay Envelope And The Looming Boom
An editorial argues wage increases across mill communities boost public confidence and spur spending. It cautions against premature strikes and urges patience as wages, orders, and prices adjust, noting banks will respond slowly and a gradual return to normal is underway. Courage, loyalty and patience are urged.
Advertising the News of all the Looms and Shops
An essay extols advertising as the essential driver of modern news and access to luxuries and necessities, arguing it fuels industry, fosters competition, and keeps the public informed about facts and opportunities otherwise unavailable. It contends a world without ads would lack comfort and progress.
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