Maynard Community News Highlights Local Events
The Maynard town page reports on parish census progressing at St. Bridget’s A whist party by Joyce Kilmer Men’s Club at Cooperative hall is planned for Friday night. Local church and school activities include a Philathea class meeting at Miss Harriet Naylor’s Maple street home and a sermon by Rev. Eaton Marshall next Sunday.
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St. Bridget’s
Joyce Kilmer
St. Bridget’s Parish
Cooperative Hall
Methodist Church
Harriet Naylor
Maple Street
Eaton Marshall
Cystex Promised To Heal Kidney And Bladder Ailments
An advertisement urges readers to trust a prescription called Cystex to relieve symptoms from kidney and bladder disorders. The copy claims rapid relief within 48 hours and a one week guarantee or money back, with a price of 9 cents per day.
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Faust
Local Athletes In Good Form for Concord Meet
Maynard sends a strong track team to a triangular Tercentenary meet with Concord and Lexington. Coach Charlie Manty leads stars Ernest Jarvi Johnnie O Leary Mark Newton Johnnie Thompson Stan Piece wicz Jake Laurila Gilleney Wic key Fayton Hiltenen Wirtanen Tauno Frngard Dagata Ryan Saari Kauppi Rutanen Grondahl Grandell in a closely contested program at Concord.
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Maynard
Concord
Charlie Manty
Massachusetts
Voge Pond
Lexington
Maynardites
Ernest Jarvi
Johnnie O'Leary
Mark Newton
Johnnie Thompson
Stan Piecewicz
Jake Laurila
Gilleney
Wickey
Fayton
Hiltenen
Wirtanen
Tauno Frngard
Dagata
Ryan
Saari
Kauppi
Rutanen
Grondahl
Grandell
Surprise shower honors Edith Falcucci at Waltham home
A surprise miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Edith Falcucci at her Waltham street home Thursday evening. More than ten friends and relatives from Marlboro Hudson Waltham Concord and Milford attended for an evening of social activities with dancing and refreshments until a late hour.
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Edith Falcucci
Waltham Street
Marlboro
Hudson
Waltham
Concord
Milford
Plans for Fair of St George's church discussed
The general committee met Monday night to discuss plans for the annual Fair of St George's church. The Girls Friendly Society held a regular meeting last night. Choir rehearsal tonight at 7, St Hilda's Guild meets at 7 30. A whist party is set for Saturday night at Parish hall run by Mrs Fred Palmer. Holy Communion is at 8 next Sunday morning, church school at 6 30, service and sermon at 10 45. Young Peoples Fellowship meets Sunday evening at 7.
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Aneirst
L. Y Winton
Wboui UE
Harriet Naylor
Wewmingnard
Woumetis City
Waltham
James Arnott
Ann Conley
Old Orchard
Mino Neilson
Emerson Hospital
Mary Kogart
Mary Towler
New York City
Fort Devens
Ayer
Bartholomew Spratt
Willia
Gerty
Hillside Street
Canada
Tamorrigard
Bethlehem
New Hampsnaue
Jeff Tesereau
Tauno
Dartmouth College
St George's Church
Girls Friendly Society
St. Hilda's Guild
Fred Palmer
Young Peoples Fellowship
VEW Whist Awards At Friday Night Session
The VEW whist party at VFW headquarters drew a large crowd. Prizes were won by Minnie Campbell Stanley Siemienak Margaret McCarthy Gertrude Tucker Michael Wall Amy Ryan J F Guiney Gladys Taylor Mrs Clark Mrs Wolfe Lena Franklin Alice Sullivan Sophie Walsh Mrs Fred Palmer Mrs Mary Rasmussen Linnia Hodgdon. A door prize went to Stella Kugima and a special prize to Agnes Driscoll. Bingo prizes were awarded to Ethel Thane Henrietta Rambord Mrs Wolfe Mrs Reid Mrs Fitzgerald Margaret McCarthy.
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VFW
Minnie Campbell
Stanley Siemienak
Margaret McCarthy
Gertrude Tucker
Michael Wall
Amy Ryan
J F Guiney
Gladys Taylor
Clark
Mrs Wolfe
Lena Franklin
Alice Sullivan
Sophie Walsh
Fred Palmer
Mary Rasmussen
Linnia Hodgdon
Stella Kugima
Agnes Driscoll
Ethel Thane
Henrietta Rambord
Wolfe
Reid
Fitzgerald
Local Students Enter Colleges
Local High School graduates plan to pursue higher education this fall. Names include Reino Grondahl and Henry Salmela class of 1933 off to Michigan State Normal School. Dorothy Glickman class of 1934 to Radcliffe. James King class of 1933 to Massachusetts State College. Henry Joutson class of 1934 to Northeastern. Class of 1935 sees Arne Aho and Reino Lehto bound for Massachusetts State College. Also listed are Catherine Allard Baypath Institute Frank Brayden Peter Piszczewicz Worcester Academy Angellina Gondolfo Elizabeth Mahoney Regis College Marion Hatch Burdette Business College Gertrude Heikkila Stella Kurbazko Massachusetts School of Art Doris Peterson Bryant Stratton Business College Russell Jordan Edward O'Donnell John Labowicz Robert McGarry Richard Archer Milligan College Elmer Selenius Boston University. This week 479 pupils registered, about the same as last year.
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Maynard
Reino Grondahl
Henry Salmela
Michigan State Normal School
Dorothy Glickman
Radcliffe
James King
Massachusetts State College
Henry Joutson
Northeastern
Arne Aho
Reino Lehto
Catherine Allard
Baypath Institute
Frank Brayden
Peter Piecewicz
Worcester Academy
Angelina Gondolfo
Elmer Selenius
Boston University
Awards Listed By Ladies Auxiliary Whist Party at Maynard
A whist party under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary O.H. was held Monday afternoon at the Maynard Cooperators Club. Prizes were awarded to Ida Brooks Alice Joyce Josephine Sheridan Elizabeth Reid Elizabeth Playart Mary Sheridan Ethel Thane Mrs Mary Rasmussen May Weaver Julia White Henrietta Bamford Sarah Bell Mrs Margaret Cameron. Another party will be held next Monday afternoon.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
O. H
Maynard Cooperators Club
Ida Brooks
Alice Joyce
Josephin
Sheridan
Elizabeth Reid
Elizabeth Playart
Mary Sheridan
Ethel Thane
Mary Rasmussen
May Weaver
Julia White
Henrietta Bamford
Sarah Bell
Margaret Cameron
Town Finance Committee Advances WPA Fund Transfer
A Monday night meeting of the Town Finance Committee at the Town House discussed transferring funds from the Emergency fund to support various WPA projects. The committee, led by Dennis White, includes Donald Lent Joshua Naylor Arthur Sullivan Harold Morgan John H Murray William Maley Charles Lever and Ernest Johnson, with another meeting planned for next Monday night.
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Town House
Dennis White
Donald Lent
Joshua Naylor
Arthur Sullivan
Harold Morgan
John H Murray
William Maley
Charles Lever
Ernest Johnson
Redbud herediet grows from 25 to 50
The Redbud herediet expands its scale from 25 units to 50 units, indicating a doubling in capacity or measurement. Further context not provided.
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Jokes and Cast Buzz
The column notes JOE PENNER teaching two ducks in a studio pond, NED SPARKS and LYNNE OVERMAN competing in Collegiate, CAROLE LOMBARD eyeing a star sapphire purchase, HAROLD LLOYD and BILL GARGAN filming fight scenes for The Milky Way before 2500 extras, and GLADYS SWARTHOUT moving next to LAWRENCE TIBBETT in Beverly Hills. Also JACK OAKIE with RALPH MURPHY applaud a dropped tray, TRACEY heads to New York for Bright Star, MAE WEST marks three years in Hollywood with Klondike Lou, ROSCOE EARNS keeps workouts post Gettin' Smart, and GARY COOPER and GEORGE RAFT are seen on long trips and daily standings.
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Joe Penner
Fishpond
Ned Sparks
Lynne Overman
Carole Lombard
Jack Oakie
Ralph Murphy
Tracy
New York
Julie Haydon
Broadway
Mae West
Hollywood
Ollila Loses Narrowly to Stanhope in Brookline Meet
Stanhope of Olneyville defeated Lennie Ollila of Brookline S C in the 4000 meter freestyle at the Brookline town meet for the New England AAU championship. Ollila led early but tired in the last 100 meters, losing by two yards in 5 minutes 45. four-fifths seconds. Ollila is a leading distance swimmer and hockey star, the only man to beat Stanhope in a time race this year.
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Maynard
Harald Stanhope
Olneyville
Lennie Ollila
Brookline S. C
Lennie
Stanhope
Grange Exhibit Set At Grange Hall This Thursday
Maynard Grange announces its annual exhibition at Grange hall this Thursday. Prizes will be awarded for home grown fruit vegetables flowers cooking quilts hooked rugs hand made towels and handkerchiefs. Exhibits not claimed by owners will be auctioned. Program led by Mr and Mrs William Hayward.
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Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
William Hayward
Four-Dollar Shoes Go For Two A Foot Joke Scene
A Pathfinder Magazine joke item features a shopkeeper and a customer bantering over shoes priced at four dollars, with the salesman quipping that the rate is two dollars per foot. The light exchange reflects playful advertising humor.
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Pathfinder Magazine
United Co-operative Society Ham and Roast Becomes Center Display
A scanned ad promotes United Co-operative Society ham 10 to 12 pounds whole or half with leftover ideas and rib roast beef and native chicken 5 to 6 pounds. Spiced ham priced per pound with other fish daily offerings. The copy touts fine sea quality and right prices.
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Hamburg
Fruits and vegetables price list from market stand
A market board lists carrots two bunches for 9 cents beets two bunches for 9 cents native tomatoes one bushel at 5 cents per dozen or 25 cents overall pickling 10 pound bag at 19 cents.
Bakery Thursday to Saturday Cravings Menu
The bakery lists Thursday Chocolate Squares and Tarts Friday Brownies and Butterhorns Saturday Danish Pastry Stollen. Coffee Braid and Eclairs appear as additional items across days.
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Elmer Salenius
Union Congregational Church
Matthew A. Vance
Hazel Hooper
Robert Madsen
Aili Hermanson
Ruby Hamlin
Mary Jowers Ha
St. John’s Newfoundland
Willam O'Toole
Butler Avenue
Radclinte College
A. A. Hilterty
Hichard Hilterty
George Kaler
Patrick Mullath
Oiva Hintsa
Willis Stockbridge
Northeastern University
Oiva
Willis
Francis Cleary
John Zaniewski
Deaconness Hospital
Brookline
Wiliam Sweeney
Henry Hanson
St. Bridget’s Church
Sunny Wir
Raymond Dreschler
Edwin Carlton, Jr
White Mountains
Nicholas Driscoll
Jacob Laurila
Laurila
Glendale Street
James Mullin
Main Street
Fordham College
iMaynara
Morris
Judson Foster
Leominster
John O'Leary
Michael Sofka
William
Bennie
Patterson
New Jersey
Joe Louis
Baer
Catherine Coughlan
Maynard High School
Chelmsford High School
Middlesex Laundry
CMAC
Jones Memorial Field
Donald Littlefield
Maynard Trust Co
George Hack
Arthur Street
Acton Court
Hugo Salminen
George Cogswell
Haynes Street
Parmenter Avenue
William Gleason
Johnson Pharmacy
Hyde Park
New Bedford
Cathering Stoc
Ladies Golf Club
Maynard Country Club
Middlesex
Mohawks of Lincoln
South Actonnex
Paul Mevert
Rudolph G. List
Boston
Main St
Mass
Maynard, Mass
Harold Lloyd
Bill
Gargan
Olympic Auditorium
Gladys Swarthout
Beverly Hills
Lawrence Tibbett
George Raft
Helena
Montana
WEB Fam
Los
Myrna
Rudolph Valentino
Tamas
Belmont
St. Chicago
Bing Crosby
Saratoga
Lima
Equator
Rio de Janeiro
A. C
MacPherson
Postoffice
Ollila
Eleanor M
United Co-operative Society
Conn
Valley
Savings Panuner
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