Delegates Named for C I O Sessions in Atlantic City
Local 140 T W U A C I O delegates to the national convention in Atlantic City include Maynard Evre tt Sarvella president Elmer Mattson vice president Joseph Contierty secretary treasurer and John Robblee William O Connell and Dominic Laskowsky in office. Also attending are Joseph Kugima president and Barney Boridelevitch representative of the Greater Boston Joint Board both of Maynard and Mrs Boridelevitch.
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Maynard
Evérett Sarvella
Elmer Mattson
Joseph Contierty
John Robblee
William O’connell
Dominic Laskowsky
Atlantic City
Joseph Kugima
Barney Boridelevitch
Rea
Greater
Parish Dinner Set by St. Casimir’s Parish
The annual Postcaster Dinner of St Casimir’s Parish will be held in the church hall on Sunday May 9 with a social to follow. The Sacrament of Confirmation is scheduled for Sunday afternoon May 2.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s
Suniday
Scholarship funds rise after alumni dances
Maynard The Scholarship Fund of the Maynard Teachers' Club has increased by 250 dollars from the profits of the Alumni Dance held in April. The club thanks alumni and townspeople for their generous contributions. Winners announced include Francis McCarthy radio phonograph Edward Murphy clock and Helen Mansfield pen and pencil set.
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Maynard
Maynard Teachers’ Club
Francis McCarthy
Edward Murphy
Helen Mansfield
King Family Spends Weekend with Parents in Pow der Mill Road
William King and his family now residing in Vermont visited his parents Mr and Mrs T E King on Powder Mill Road in West Acton for a weekend gathering.
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William
King
West Acton
Vermont
T. E. King
Powder Mill Road
Women Co op Meeting Focuses On Service To Members
A Weymouth Braintree Co op former presidents Mrs William C Moore and Mrs Frank Rideout speak at the United Co operative Society meeting for women patrons. A sound film Quicker Than You Think will be shown with refreshments after. The event starts 7 30 p m at the Co op hall Main Street.
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Maynard
United Co-operative Society
Main Street
William C. Moore
Weymouth- Braintree
Frank Rideout
Women’s Guild
John Korsman
Frank May
Noble Morton
Francis Alving
Lauri Manning
Gay Nineties Party Set By Local Clubs
Stow The Service Club members of the Union Evangelical church and Unity Club of the First Parish Unitarian church plan a joint Gay Nineties party on Monday evening May 3 in the vestry of the First Parish Church. Members are urged to attend in costume with entertainment led by Mrs. Fred Strong, Mrs. Carl Lund and Mrs. John Lemos.
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Stow
Service Club
Union Evangelical Church
Unity Club
First Parish Unitarian Church
Fred Strong
Carl Lund
John Lemos
First Parish
Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic For Dogs Saturday
Maynard Town House hosts a free rabies vaccination clinic this Saturday from 9 30 to 11 30 am under the Board’s supervision. Dr Stedman from Clinton will oversee the clinic with local officials assisting and dog owners urged to vaccinate their pets for community protection.
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Maynard
Aia
Ce Ee
Stedman
Ds O’malley
Clinton
Acton Junior Red Cross Delivers Magazines to Bedford Hospital
Mrs Gerald Hollis announces over 700 magazines were collected by the Junior Red Cross and sent to Bedford hospital. She also says Acton’s Junior Red Cross has adopted a family in Athens Greece and will mail a monthly package. When ages are known she will announce needs for clothing from town residents.
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Gerald Hollis
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Bedford Hospital
Hollis
Acton
Anthens
Greece
Middlesex Union District Meeting Held at Union Church
The Middlesex Union District Department of Woman's Mass Congregational Conference and Missionary Society meets at Union Congregational Church in Maynard on May 4 led by President Elizabeth H. Blanchard. Program includes executive meeting, devotions, reports, address by Dr. K Robert Brueckner, luncheon, music, and committee reports.
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Norman C
MacLean
Thomas Foster
Acton Centre
Edward C. Sedgwick
Fitchburg
Howard Case
Maynard
Trescott Abele
Pepperell
Irvin H. Huff
North Leominster
K. Robert Brueckner
South Africa
Irving Seaver
Townsend
Donald Ward
Groton
Hugh Penney
Ayer
Norman MacLean
Southern School
Baldwin N. Callahan
Gardner
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Holds Spring Outing
Maynard member of the Rod and Gun Club reports 38 full grown birds liberated in Maynard covers. A regular club meeting occurred April 26. The spring outing is set for Sunday May 16 at the grounds, with members urged to assist Sundays and evenings.
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Maynard
Sy Jestin An Anew Empire State Tale
Vacationing New Yorker at a dude ranch faces tall cowhand tales about a creature that jumps as high as the Empire State Building. He counters with a punch line stating the Empire State Building cannot jump, and the cowhands pause to think.
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Empire State Building
New Yorker
Empire State’ Building
Empire State
Ilding
Witty Home Front Joke Echoes Couple's Banter
A humorous exchange between husband and wife turns on household fixes. The husband boasts he fixes anything, and the wife quips that after he repaired the clock the cuckoo keeps asking what time it is. The lighthearted vignette mirrors domestic banter.
Telephone call mix up ends with grandma and cat
A telephone operator tries to connect a child to an older relative guiding by asking for family members. The girl says only grandma and herself are present with a cat, and grandma cannot hear while the cat cannot speak.
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Grandma
Will Rogers Jokes About Mayflower Descendants At D A R
The comedian Will Rogers joked about being a descendant of Mayflower passengers during a welcome committee event. He quipped that his folk “was there to salute the boat” as he poked fun at the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Will Rogers
Americin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Never Forget My Debts Says Dying Farmer
An old farmer on his deathbed tells his wife Maria not to forget two debts: Tom Smith owes him 10 pounds and Jones owes him 20 pounds. The widow comments on the dying man and the situation, noting his “sensible to the last” farewell and the others’ reactions.
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Maria
Tom Smith
Jones
Rage in Heaven Funeral Follows Maligned Woman
Funeral services were held for a disliked rural woman known for a sharp temper and harsh treatment of family and neighbors. A sultry day ended with a thunderstorm as mourners recalled her controverted life amid a shaken community.
Not while I am the founder
At a gathering of literary and theater figures a well known speaker boasted about costs and money spent. He declared that his worst enemy is himself, insisting he has faced no rival as deadly as his own doubts and plans. The quip sparked murmurs from the audience.
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Rexall Milk
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