Longtime Rainbow Girls in Honor Induction Ceremony
Marion Lester, advisor, will induct Ruth into the office of Worthy of Maynard Assembly No. Rainbow for Girla at the hall. Miss Lester and Miss Taylor share a December 25 1913 birthday and have been inseparable friends since school days. Both grew up with DeMolay boys from Forge Village, their parents longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal
Marion Lester
Wll
Ruth
Worthy of
Maynard Assembly
Rainbow
Hall
Miss Lester
Miss Taylor
Maynard High School
Rainbow Girls
Forge Village
Fitchburg Assembly Officers Named for Installation
The installing team includes Eunice Miller of Maynard No 21 GSB as installing marshal and Janet Cook W A as installing chaplain. Priscilla Kenney W A is installing recorder, Betty Allan P W A is soloist, and Elise Sibley is musician, all from Fitchburg Assembly No 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Miller
P W A
Maynard
G S B
Janet Cook
Priscilla Kenney
Betty Allan
Elise Sibley
Fitchburg
Harold Moody Fairbanks Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Harold Moody Fairbanks marked his eighth birthday at his West Concord home on Main Street last Wednesday. Nine friends joined jolly games prizes birthday cake and May baskets. Guests included Henry Damon Dickie McCabe Dickie Waite Billy Gray David Caldwell Jimmie Condon Charles Gibbs and Herbert Holden. Eugene Cammeyer of Pleasant Street West Concord is in New York on a business trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Moody Fairbanks
Main Street
Concord
Henry Damon
Dickie McCabe
Dickie Waite
Billy Gray
David Caldwell
Jimmie Condon
Charles Gibbs
Herbert Holden
Eugene Cammeyer
Pleasant Street
West Concord
New York
West Concord Union to Hold Lawn Party on June 15
At a recent West Concord Ladies' Union meeting the lawn party was set for Thursday afternoon and evening June 15. President Mrs. S Thompson Blood appointed as chairman. Hostesses named Mrs Winfield Chaplin Mrs Charles Carter and Miss Mary Curry. The West Concord Girl Scout committee elected Mrs Frank C Leighton chairman with Mrs Arthur Mullen as vice chair and Mrs Robert A Torstensen as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Ladies’ Union
West Concord Union
S. Thompson Blood
Winfield Chaplin
Charles Carter
Mary Curry
West Concord
Posture expert speaks at West Concord PTA meeting
West Concord parents hear Norman W. Fradd of Harvard discuss posture problems among college freshmen and the benefits of conditioning classes. The group plans a June event for the Harvey Wheeler-West Concord school graduation class. Mrs. Ivan D. Servas and Mrs. Fred T. Boyd sang, with Miss Julia Dee at the piano.
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West Concord
Parent: Teacher Association
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler
Fred T. Boyd
Norman W. Fradd
Lincoln
Harvard
West Concord School
Ivan D. Servas
Julia Dee
W C T U Members Attend Middlesex Convention
West Concord Branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union sent a notable delegation to the Middlesex County W C T U spring convention on May 16 at Lincoln Park Baptist church West Newton. The event focused on preserving the 18th Amendment with Rev Wilfred Hale of Worcester delivering a decisive afternoon address outlining dangers of prohibition repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
Middlesex County
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
West Newton
George A. Montague
H. L. Day
William J. Crossley
Henry M. Lane
A. Laura Batt
Marion Merrill
Robert W. Carter
Robert A. Torstensen
Wilfred Hale
Worcester
Interesting Old Program Comes to Light
Victor A Salloway presented a 55 year old entertainment program for the Ninth Anniversary of Henry Wilson Post 86 6AR held at Riverside Hall Maynard on May 17 1878. Notable local names and performers included John Edwards Joseph Walcott James B Lord W H Maynard and others with pieces Paddle Your Own Canoe and A Quiet Family performed by listed actors. The program was printed by the Maynard Journal Print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor A Salloway
Lolie Hartman
Worcester
Henry Wilson
Riverside Hall
Maynard
Isaac Davs Post
West Acton
Maynard Theatre
John Exdwards
Joseph Walcott
James B. Lord
W H Maynard
Fannie A Shaw
W M Harding
Walter F Greer
Bryan
A. Maynard
T. Ashworth
Charles E. Jones
Alfred Garlick
Harry H Haynes
Ida Browne
L Cropper
W .Lovering
Amory Maynard
Albert Fussel
Charles F. Jones
Lizzie Cropper
Esther Marshall
Winnie Lowering
Mary L Kennedy
Maynard Journal
Polish League bid eyed by local boys nine coaches
The local boys aim to join the Polish League after finishing as runners up two years ago. Candidates include Adolph Chyzue as coach Joe Piecewicz Uglevich Pozarycki and Kulevich as nucleus for the nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Chyzue
Joe Piecewicz
Uglevich
Pozarycki
Kulevich
Finnish Road Race Sunday Draws Top Distance Runners
The fifth annual six mile road race of the Kanto A. C. of the Finnish American League will be held next Sunday May 28 at Memorial Park starting 1.30 PM. William Zepp the former national cross country champion holds the course record with 31 minutes. Local entrants include Toivo Erkinnen Toivo Wicki and Tap Neveala with participation from Dorchester Gardner and Worcester clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Kanto A. C
Memorial Park
William Zepp
Walter Crotty
Jimmy Hennigan
Kelley
North Medford A
Toivo Erkinnen
Toivo Wicki
Tap Neveala
Dorchester
Gardner
Worcester
Littleton
Maynard High sports heat up as teams prep weekend tests
Maynard High School athletes stampede through a busy slate. Winthrop H S beat Maynard 5 1 on Assabet Lodge court with Rusty Jordan Paul Wilson Billy Glickman and Malcolm Trees leading the locals. Junior H S baseball names Walter Whalen captain and faces Acton Crowe Park Bedford and Stoneham sets. Track eyes Lexington and Fitchburg meets while a Polish club dance caps the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop H. S
Maynard
Assabet Lodge
Rusty Jordan
Paul Wilson
Billy Glickman
Malcolm Trees
Winthrop
H. S
Acton
Crowe Park
Bedford
Leahy
Walter Whalen
Maynard H S
Concord
Charlie Manty
Cinder Gang
Lexington H. S
Minutemen
Fitchburg H. Ss
Stoneham HS
Asa Karashian
Reggie Sawyer
Maynard HS
Castana
Piecewicz
Duggan
Grondahl
Lent
Frazer
Malcolm
Brayden
Wojkiewicz
Pozaryski
Memorial Day services and weekly schedules at West Act
First Baptist Church West lists a Memorial Day service on May 28 at 10 45 a m with choir music and a sermon titled Are We True Americans The 7 pm program is a praise service titled Its Never Too Late to Mend A Vesper Service is planned for June 4 with music by the First Congregational Church Lynn under Arthur B Jeffries director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Lynn
Arthur B Jeffries
South Acton Notes A Weekend Visit And Local News
Miss Marjorie Anderson and relatives returned from Delray Beach Florida. Alfred J Edwards and wife arrived from Lake Forest Illinois for their annual stay on School Street. Esther Dodge visited Greenough Terrace. Memorial Day services announced. South Acton Woolen Co raises wages about 12 1 2 percent starting May 22 1933. Red Cross branches seek aid for Maine fire victims with local drop points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Anderson
Waltham
John F. Hough
Greenough Terrace
Congregational Church
Arther KE. Beckett
Christian Endeavor
Universalist Church
George H
South Acton
South Acton Woolen Company
South
West Acton
Concord
American Red Cross
Maine
Walter A. Tuttle
Eugene Hall
Poppy Day Observance By South Acton Legion May 27
The Edwarde Quimby Post and American Legion Auxiliary announce Poppy Day on Saturday May 27 to honor fallen service members. Poppies are crafted by disabled World War veterans under Auxiliary supervision. The groups plan a march to Congregational Church in South Acton on Sunday May 28 at 10 30 am for Memorial Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Edwarde- Quimby Post
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Acton Grange
Acton
Isaac David Post
Edwards Quimby Post
American Legion
Quincy Square
Concord road expert Keyes dies at 82 in Emerson Hospital
Concord remembers John Maynard Keyes a longtime hardware and electrical supplier and road construction expert. He served as selectman and chaired the Concord Road Commissioners, led the Republican Town Committee, and gained world wide notice for his Theodore Roosevelt look alike resemblance. Funeral held at First Parish with extensive local attendance. Survived by wife Laura, three children, a sister, and grandchildren.
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Concord
John Maynard Keyes
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Emerson Hospital
Keyes
Lowell
Joseph and
Helen
Maynard) Keyes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bacon's
Walden Street
Corinthian Lodge
Herbert Hosmer
Theophilue Mason
Grand Lodge
Board of Health
Republican Town Committee
Massachusetts State Guard
Concord Company
State Guard Veterans Association
Teddy’ Roosevelt
Forme
Edward ‘Perry Daniels
First
Edward Payson True
Raymond Emerson
George S. Keyes
Prescott Keyes
Mr. Keyes
Chilton Cabot
William D Cross
C. Fay Heywood
Elmer L Joslin
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Memorial Day Program at Acton and South Acton
Memorial Day events organized by Isaac Davis Post G A R and affiliated organizations begin at the Acton town hall at 8 a.m. with wreathing of memorials then proceed to Woodlawn cemetery Quimby square South Acton and Mount Hope cemetery for further ceremonies ending with a Baptist church dinner chaired by Mrs. Marian Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Woodlawn
Quimby Square
Howard L. Quimby
Mill Pond
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Ture
Co-operative Bank
A. Beacon
Dunbar
Hermann J. Courtemanche
Nason Street
Maynard Branch
Frank E. Sanderson
TRAN
Cent Aglass Baker's
Tatas
BEST
Santos
United Co-Operative Society
Main St
Waltham St
Maynard Maynard
Pauline Frederic
Roland Young, Genevieve Tobin
Marion Marsh
Ladies’ Union
NEW England Equity Corp
Main St. Marlboro
Room
Corey Bldg
First Baptist Church West
Western Electric Sound
TEL
First Run Pictures
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Bennita Hume
Technicolor Musical
Irene Dunne
Robert Montgomery
Walter Huston
Jimmie Durante
Madge Evans
Robert Young
Laura Helen (Smith) Keyes
Joseph B. Keyes
East Andover
New Hampshire
Kenneth M Clark
Bangor
Llewellyn T. Savage
G N Sharp
Lexington
Kentucky
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