Maynard Rain to star in wildlife sounds program at Emerson Junior High
Radio figure Maynard Donald Rain famous for bird and animal imitations presents A Trip to the Farm at Emerson Junior High School Maynard May 7 30 pm with a 3 30 pm children’s matinee Proceeds benefit the junior high baseball fund He has long been heard on NBC since 1920 in Empire Builders Lady Door Parade of the States and WBZ wildlife talks Also providing animal sounds for Frank Buck films and other nature pictures
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Maynard
Donald Rain
Emerson Junior High School
Bain
NBC
Empire Builders
Paul Whiteman
WBZ
Mr. Bain
Wild Animal
Frank Buck
New England
Evening program features Mr. Bain animal imitations
Mr. Bain will imitate many wild animals from the movies in an evening program. The performances are described as remarkably life like and have delighted millions of children and adults. He promises a like entertainment that appeals to all ages and to nature lovers.
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Bain
Report on March School Nursing by Miss R. Foster
Maynard report shows 270 pupils treated at school and 8 at home with 5 excluded for contagious illness. Nurse visited 04 sites, accompanied 22 pupils for dental and medical care, and arranged ocular and hospital treatment for two each. Dental clinics run by five doctors. vaccination effort included four first-time and three second-time shots.
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Gatland
Raymond Hooper
Maynard Council K of C Attends District Social
James B. Farrell led a large Maynard Council K of C delegation to a district social in Needham featuring bowling cards and entertainment by visiting Councils. The council hosts its annual communion breakfast next Sunday with invited speakers including James Carney James Curley and James Dillon. mass then breakfast at the Odd Fellows hall.
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James B. Farrell
Maynard Council
K of C
Needham
Needham Council
James Carney
James M. Curley
James’ Dillon
Odd ‘Fellows
Maynard Cooperative Club Whist Night At United Building
The Maynard Cooperative Club held a Monday whist party at the United Cooperative building with many tables in play. A special door prize was awarded to Mrs. Campbell and prizes went to June McGuiness, Eleanor Costello, Martha Janiti, Fred Palmer, Pat Fongelle, Mrs. Gilleney, Ruby Hull, Elizabeth Hilda Fonselle, Alice Lis Boeske, Helen Tom Marcelonis, Alice L. and Mrs. Munn among others.
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Maynard. Cooperative
United Cooperative Building
Campbell
June McGuiness
Eleanor Costello
Martha Janiti
Are
Fred Palmer
Pat Fongelle
Gilleney
Dorooy ‘Costello
Ruby Hull
Elizabeth
Hilda Fonselle
Alice M
Lis ‘Boeske
Helen Tom Marcelonis
Alice L.e
Mrs. Munn
William Wasuik
Tigee Adie Warren Ther
Massachusetts cooperative banks offer 20 million for home building
Harvard economist Dr O Sprague, Worcester banker Raymond Jiarold, and Eliot Wadeworth hailed Massachusetts cooperative banks ready to provide 20 million dollars for new home construction and repairs with 20 million more in sight. Federal Home Loan officials supported the move as key to reviving housing and employment.
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Sprague
Harvard
Gore
Cooperative Bank
United States Treasury
Siragne
Eliot Wadeworth
Reston Chamber of Commerce
Pr. A. O'Connell
N. R. A. Compliancée
Massachusetts
Home Loan
Wadeworth
O'Connell
Cooperative Banks
W. H. Neaves
Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston
Charles F. Cotter
Massachuset
Federal Home Coyners’ Loan Corporation
Weaves
Seasonal Food Guide Highlights Bargain Oranges and Smoked Meats
The article notes orange juice vitamins boosting orange desirability and oranges and pineapple at modest prices. It covers winter fruit season, apples like Winesaps and McIntosh, and diverse meat options with beef, lamb, pork, and poultry. Fresh fish such as haddock and cod rise in availability. smelt runs in Michigan and Wisconsin affect supply. A suggested seasonable dinner features pan broiled beef, potatoes, green beans, slaw, bread, and coffee.
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Rome
Great Lakes
Maine
Lake Trau
Michigan
State of
Greenbay
Wisconsin
General Electric Extends Monitor Top Warranty
Arthur C. Lamson of Marlboro Hardware announces GE offers five years protection on the sealed in steel mechanism of its Monitor Top refrigerator for one dollar per year. The deal adds four years of extra coverage beyond the standard one year warranty.
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Arthur C. Lamson
Marlboro
General Electric
Lamson
February Gains in Electric Refrigerator Sales in Massachusetts
Statewide data show Massachusetts led a February rise in electric refrigerator sales with 2,700 units. Across seven states, total sales for the first two months reached 197,651 units, advancing toward a million‑unit promotional quota set by the Edison Electric Institute.
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Massachusetts
Edison Electric Institute
Ite
Growth in home canning urged as costs rise
Professor Cole of Massachusetts State College warns canned goods may cost 50 percent more next year. He advocates expanding gardens and community canning centers to supply families, noting modern diets lack fresh vegetables. Middlesex County Extension Service, Concord, offers more information.
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Céle
Massachusetts State College
Mos
Cole
Middlesex County Extension Service
Concord
Sunday at Union Church Brings Large Turnout in West Concord
Bright spring skies drew a large congregation to West Concord Union Church. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone delivered an earnest thoughtful address on How May We Become Large Minded.
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Union Church
West Concord Union Church
Alfred "Wheeler Stone
Community Men Plan Entertainment by The Fioyds
The Fioyds, a top national entertainment team, have been engaged by President Charles T. Judge of the Community Men to perform at Union Church in West Concord on Friday April 27. Save this date for a real entertainment.
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Fioyds
Charles T. Judge
West Concord
Union
Disarmament and Peace Through Right Thinking
A reflection on disarmament arguing that material reductions alone fail to secure peace. It stresses eliminating fear and envy, embracing Christlike right thinking, and following Mary Baker Eddy to heal and disarm through truth. The piece cites Jesus and Jericho as examples of perseverance and collective effort toward peace.
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Christ Jesus
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Joshua
Jericho
Acton Grange and Woman's Club Schedule Meetings
Acton Grange 259 held a special meeting to receive membership applications. Acton Woman's Club Executive Board met, followed by a regular club meeting on April 11 at 2 30 pm with Amherst College's Professor A M Davis speaking on Annuals and Perennials. Road crew work continues with Frank Vreman and Judson Coombs driving a road scraper. Rev Paul Holslander of Baston led the Acton Congregational Church service with a quartet performing two selections.
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Acton Grange No
Town Hall
Acton Woman's Club
Woman's Club
A. M. Davis
Amherst College
W. F. Davis
Road Department
Frank Vreman
Judson Coombs
Paul Holslander
Baston
Acton Congregational Church
Harlan
William and
George Tuttle
Spencer Taylor
Healed By New Md Promises Quick Leg Sore Relief
The ad claims a new medicine heals leg sores and ends pain quickly with simple directions. It promises convenient relief and hints at saving money by using the product.
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