Christian Endeavorers to Convene in Lowell
The Middlesex County Christian Endeavor Union holds its 44th Convention in Lowell Massachusetts on April 19. Divisions meet at First United Baptist Church and First Church for Seniors intermediates and juniors, with sessions 2 to 6 and a formal banquet at Memorial Auditorium featuring Rev Walter Bailey and Rev Frank Swaffield.
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Middlesex County
Endeavorere
Memorial Auditorum
Helen G. Drew
Middlesextreet
Lowell
Massachusetts
Frank Swaffield
First Baptist Church
Brockton
News Flashes from Cities Across the Nation
A string of brief items dated April 12 report varied happenings from New York to Berlin. Topics include travel remarks by Spierward Shaw, Boston University student petitions against war, clashes outside a tannery in Peabody, a divorce move in Los Angeles, and a marathon listing for De Mar from Ashland. Additional notes cover a wrestling ban in Chicago, a legal disbarment recommendation in Boston, a New Deal movement in San Francisco, beer price pressure from new breweries, Cardinal O Connell mass plans, and bank stock funding in Southbridge.
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Boston
Boston University
Hoor of Théology
Uncle Sam
C E S Chapter Anniversary Observed In Concord
Concord notes the thirty eighth anniversary of Hawthorn Chapter Order of the Eastern Star founded April 19 1895. A memorial service for Past Matron Mrs Clara M Willis who died March 17 will open the meeting at Masonic Temple. Edward MacHugh and company present the program with refreshments planned and an Eastern Star dance set for April 28 at the Veteran's building and Aleppo Temple Patrol drills featured.
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Concord
Hawthorn
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clara M. Willis
Edward MacHugh
Edna George
Veteran's Building
Aleppo Tempe Patrol
Concord High Opens Baseball Season April 19
Concord High School begins its baseball season with a Patriots Day game at Emerson Playground against Middlesex School. The Middlesex County High School League schedule lists games at Belmont Stoneham Winchester Reading Maynard Lexington Belmont Stoneham Winchester Lexington Reading Maynard Concord at Maynard and other Tuesday and Friday dates through June 6.
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Concord
Patriots
Emerson
Middlesex School
Middlesex County
Belmont
Stoneham
Winchester
Reading
Maynard
Lexington
Maynard Grange to Present Legislative Program Speaker
Maynard Grange hosts a legislative program Thursday evening led by former Representative Leslie W Sims with Attorney General Joseph Warner as guest speaker. Natck and Sterling Granges attend, Edwin Cariton Jr. named soloist.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Leslie W Sims
Joseph Warner
Natck
Sterling
Edwin Cariton,Jr
Prepayment of Taxes Allowed This Week in Maynard
The Department of Corporations and Taxation informs Maynard residents they may prepay taxes. Selectmen must accept the law provisions and coordinate with the town treasurer on interest. Last year prepaid taxes totaled about $75,000 from 41 taxpayers who used the rate.
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Maynard
Department of Corporations and ‘Taxation
Ourchais
Concord Artillery Drill and NCO School Meet
Company H held a regular drill at the Concord Armory with Sergeant Santora leading rite exercises and Lieutenant Hutchinson guiding extended order drill. A team of Privates Hansen Heyliger Conquest Culkins and Murray from Company H defeated teams from Companies M and B in a regimental match, score 1017 to 973 and 956.
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Concord Artillery
Concord
Santora
Hutchinson
Hansen
Heyliger
Conquest
Culkins
Murray
Funeral services held for Mrs Justina Tuikka in Maynard
Funeral services for Mrs Justina Tuikka 76 died April 4 were at the Finnish Lutheran church on Glendale Street. Born in Finland she lived 42 years in this country, 14 in Maynard. She is survived by husband John Tuikka two sons Hamari and Benjami of Maynard two daughters Julia Heinonen of Maynard and Mrs G A Aho of Minnesota a sister in Finland. Interment was in Glenwood cemetery.
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Tuikka Maynard
Justina Tuikka
Finnish Lutheran Church
Glendale’ Street
Tuikka
Finland
Maynard
John Tuikka
Warren Street
Hmari and
Benjami
Julia Heinonen
G. A. Aho
Minnesota
Glenwood Cemetery
Lexington Mutuels Races Card April 1933
Lexington Mutuels lists race events dated April 11 1933 featuring three and five race programs. Entries show schedule notes and event grouping for betting card selections.
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Lexington
Priest to China May 1
Rev. James Carney of the Passionist Order will depart May 1 for a missionary post in Shenchoury Hu Nan China after visiting Franklin and Maynard. He will celebrate mass in St Bridget's church Maynard April 23 before leaving.
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Maynard
James Carney
C. P
Adbert Carney
Franklin
China
Carney
St Bridget’s Church
Shenchoury
Nan
Shanghai
Thomas J. Walsh
Newark
Sh Mary’s
Housewives Try New Jump Up Cake For Parties
Maynard housewives cheer a new upside down cake called Jump Up. They bake white angel cake on bottom and yellow sponge on top to create a two tone effect. Instructions include mixing egg whites with sugar and flour for the white layer and yolks with sugar flour water and baking powder for the yellow layer.
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Maynard
Odd Fellows Minstrel Show Plans Advance at Maynard Lodge
Maynard Lodge of Odd Fellows rehearses for a minstrel event to be staged in their hall on Wednesday April 19. William Duckworth directs with a large circle of performers including Ralph Jones as interlocutor and a chorus of Jones, Jamieson, Case, Brown, Matson, and Prescott. Soloists include Harlan and Elmer Cook with Marion Butterworth as female impersonator. Ansgo Korpi on piano and a saxophonist accompany. End men listed with Walter Priest and Amy Alving among others. A quartet of Jones, Jones, Cook, and Taylor will perform. An opening two act sketch He Liked Them Modern features Robert Lester, Eleanor Jones, Edith Laubenstein, and others with Dorothy Alving as Dimie Dameron and Archie MacPherson as the lawyer. Committee chaired by Hugo Matson and including Duckworth, MacPherson, Salloway and Prescott.
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge of
Odd Fellows
William Duckworth
Ralph Jones
William Jones
Havey Priest
Reginald Jones
George Jamieson
Frank Case
Harold Brown
Hugo E. Matson
Gavin A. Taylor
Howard R. Prescott
Harlan Cook
Elmer Cook
Marion Butterworth
An Ansgo Korpi
Walter Priest
Amy Alving
Robert Lester
Ernest Ingham
Willum Jones
Daniel Madison
Moderna
Eleanor Jones
Behina the Times
Edith Laubenstein
Jimmy
Dorothy Alving
Dimie Dameron
Archie MacPherson
Lawrence Johnston
Hugo E Matson
Wiliam E Duckworth
Archie MacPhereon
Victor A. Salloway
Howa
Prescott
Maynard Marks End of Prohibition With Beer Sale
Maynard welcomed beer on Monday after 13 years of Prohibition as Priest's Cafe began selling at 2 PM. Licenses were issued to multiple vendors including James R Priest, with prices of 20 cents per bottle and five for a dollar delivered. Local officials anticipate a permanent policy by May 1 as demand rises and shops stock up.
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Maynard
Priest's Cafe
Nason Street
James R Priest
James R. Priest
Charles Hoffman
Joseph Allen
Joseph Russo
B J Coughlin
Maynard Country Club
William H Priest
Higgins and King
Main Street
Gruber Brothers
Joseph Arciszewski
Maydale Beverage Company, Incorporated
Maynard Lodge
Peter Hanson
Pirates of Penzance shaping in Maynard production
The Maynard operetta The Pirates of Penzance grows under Grace Sallaway with one Holy Week rehearsal. Visitors Irwin Cowper of WNAC and William Weigle praised the amateur group. Cast costumes were fit by Robert Lester and Jacob Swartz as reservations rise for May 3 and 4 in Parker street hall.
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Maynard
Grace Sallaway
Irwin Cowper
WNAC
Cowper
Professor Center
Boston University
William Weigle
Nottingham Singers of
Boston
Weigle
Old Castle Square
Robert Lester
Jacob Swartz
Parker Street Hall
Widow of Col. J. P. Clare Dies
Mrs Eldora Wyman Clare widow of Col James P. Clare died in South Bend Indiana at her son Edmunds home Burial followed in West Acton Massachusetts services were held in West Acton Baptist Church Funeral arrangements were by George F Allen Hud son undertaker Mrs Clare lived in Hudson thirty years born in West Acton where she wed Colonel Clare who served many years as door keeper in the Massachusetts House of Representatives Her husband died about a year after which she moved to South Bend to live with her son.
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West Acton
Eldora (Wyman) Clare
James P. Clare
South Bend
Indiana
West Acton Baptist Church
George F. Allen
Hudson
Clare
Colonel Clare
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Public Debate at Concord High School Tonight
A public debate at Concord High School auditorium features Concord debaters led by John Downing John Lawton and Arthur Parke versus Cambridge Knights of Columbus team members John F Carr Charles M McDonnell and Thomas F McLaughlin Jr The topic is Resolved That the United States Should Recognize Russia with three ten minute speeches per side and five minute rebuttals Judges include LeBaron R Briggs Edward F Loughlin and a Cambridge court judge Proceeds go to the high school debating society.
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Concord
Concord High School
Concord School
Cambridge Knights of Columbus
John Downing
John Lawton
Arthur Parke
Cambridge
John F. Carr
Charles M. McDonnell
Thomas F. McLaughlin
Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
United States
Russia
Far East
LeBaron R. Briggs
Middlesex School
Edward F. Loughlin
High School Debating Society
Rotary Club in Concord Plans For Visitors
Concord Rotary committees under President Burleigh L. Pratt prepare for June 16 crowds from the International Rotary Convention in Boston. Visitors from around the world will tour Concord and Lexington prior to departure. Last meeting featured Professor Ward Browning of Boston University with two debating teams from the university debating club debating the resolution That the United States Should Adopt the Dole as a Means of Caring for the Unemployed.
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Concord
Burleigh L. Pratt
Firemen's Ball To Be Brilliant Social Affair
Concord hosts the annual Easter Monday Firemen's Relief Association concert and ball at the State Armory. McEnnery's Victor Recording Orchestra from Springfield will perform an hour of concert numbers before a lively dance, promising a jolly, inspiring evening for all ages.
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Concord
Concord Firemen’s Relef Association
State Armory
McEnnery
Victor Recording Orchestra
Springfield
Concord to commemorate American Independence in Patriots Day events
Concord joins Boston and neighboring towns in Patriots Day observances marking April 19 1775 and 1783 anniversaries. Impersonators reenact Paul Revere and William Dawes rides as nine communities coordinate programs with new philatelic cachets detailing the day’s events.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Maine
Concord
Lexington
Washington
United States of America
Great Britain
Massachusetts Patriots
Paul Revere
Nota
Wiliam Tawar
Samuel Prescot
Revere
Dawes
Ciiea
John W. Clarkson
Léxington, Green
Concord Bridge
Easter Cantata to Be Sung by Maynard-t Choir
The Maynard-t Union Congregational Church choir led by Gavin A. Taylor with Hazel Hooper presents the cantata Olivet to Calvary on Easter Sunday night. Part I traces Jesus from Olivet to Calvary with choruses solos and recits including Not of this world Twas night o'er Lonely Olivet and Crucify Him the Saviour King goes forth at the Mount of Olives and Calvary.
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Maynard
Tuts
Union Congregational Church
Calvary
Gavin A. Taylor
Mount of Olives
Awards Made Maynard Certificates for Dictaphone Proficiency
Ten certificates were awarded to Commercial Department students of the High School and College who passed a satisfactory dictaphone examination by the Dictaphone Sales Corporation. A letter of congratulations praised the Commercial Department for superior transcription ability. Recipients include Rita Bariteau Stella Novick Ruth Weir Mary Tobin Dorothy Sluysm Ruth Heinonen Anna Holt Jennie Shymonowcs Helen Sienkiewicz and Mary Canela.
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Maynard
Dictaphone Sales Corporation
Commercial Department
Rita Bariteau
Stella Novick
Ruth Weir
Mary Tobin
Dorothy Sluysm
Ruth Heinonen
Anna Holt
Jennie Shymonowcs
Helen Sienkiewicz
Mary Canela
Maynard Man Passes Away After Long Maynard Life
William G. Morris of 5 Lincoln Street died at 8 45 this morning in his home aged about 87 or 88. A Maynard resident since 1871 he was born in Trowbridge England and is survived by his wife two children Judge Fred Morris of Hudson and Mrs Annie Lawton, a brother George Morris. He was a senior member of the Maynard lodge of Odd Fellows for over 45 years and a past noble grand. The funeral from his late home Friday at 2 o'clock with Rev M A Vance officiating.
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Maynard
William G. Morris
Lincoln Street
Mr. Morris
Trowbridge
England
Annie Lawton
Fred Morris
Hudson
George Morris
Maynard Lodge of Odd Fellows
Swith
M. A. Vance
Marshall Auxiliaries Observe Charter Member Night
Marlboro the Bessie dL Marshall Auxiliary USWV observed a charter member and past president night at their quarters with an official visitation by state department president Mrs Catherine O Keefe of Cambridge. Mrs Annie Fitch of Framingham, state department vice president, attended. Mrs Margaret Hird presided as guests enjoyed a program and luncheon with readings and solos by Helen Hird and sisters.
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Marlboro
Bessie dL. Marshall
Helen
Alee Hird
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