Maynard Residents Host Holiday Guests and Events
Many Maynard families welcomed relatives and friends from nearby towns for Thanksgiving and the holidays. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Graebner of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Percynlop and son of Wickford. Miss Mary Newton of Fawtucket. Miss Dorothy Quinn of Swampcott. and others visiting from Lebanon New Hampshire, Worcester, Gardner, and Acton. Local events featured a Thanksgiving dinner at the Hayward home, a St. Yr’s social, a diphtheria clinic planned for December 9, and a Napoleonic coach award to Guido Carbone.
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Herbert Graebner
New York
Mary Wall
Brown, Street
Percynlop
Wickford
R. J
Andrew Dunlop
Maple Street
Mary Newton
Fawtucket High School
Wells
Gottler
Thomas Usher
Dorothy Quinn
Swampecott
Charles Warren
Leonard Kelley
Lebanon
N. H
William Hayward
Rockland Street
Arlene Priest
White Plains
N. Y
William Priest
Christopher Pitsgerald
Icieniee
Jearph Dineen
Lincoln Street
George Stuart
William Stuart
Oxford
Thomas Wright
Kangs
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Catherine Allard
Maynard High School
Bay Path College
Maanes
St. Casimir’s
St. Yr
Jennie Walet
Gardner
Fannie Kulevich
McKinley Street
Walter Mullin
Fordham
Catherine Mullin
Main Street
Oy A. Koski
Lutheran Church
Maine
Loraine Koch
Maynard
Stu
Curry School
Mt Commenwealth Avenue
Willie Fingard
Massachusetts State College
Bill
United Cooperative Society
Somerville
Mike Vodoklys
Bob Duggan
Boston College
Holy Cross
the Heights
Roosevelt School
Drum Joaper
Edith Poater
Vivian Wisuri
Railroad Treet
Harold Coakley
Hyde Park Avenue
Patrick J. Fraccan
St. Andrews
Forrest Hills
Guido Carbone
Fisher Body Craftsmen's Club
George H. Gutteridge
Neecon Street
George H Gutteridge
Manila
Gutteridge
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Margaret Mary di- Denniston
Robert Nyholm
Parker Street
Fitchburg
Stow
Acton
Local Church Board Meeting and Community Notes
The Official Board of the Methodist Church will meet tonight at the Parsonage. Juniors plan a social for December 20 in the school auditorium. Birth congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bakun of Kinley Street on a newborn. Several families and residents are mentioned with visits, returns from hunts, and school substitutions. Warrants and license renewals for common and savage licensees are noted for timely return.
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The
Method Church
Phillip Weston
Reading
Mary Cook
Acton Street
James Bakun
Kinley Strest
Willie Wright
Arno Lincoln
Willem Dallack
Mirabeth
Chanter
Mondevie Maannie Hall
Stonv
Howard Weaving
Br Clifford
Maine
Great Pond
Glen Swett
Millard
al Jensen
Howe
Roosevelt School
Sybil White
Parker Street Hall
Common
Savage Lcensees
Maynard Polish Young Men plan season club setup
The St Casimir's Polish Young Men’s Club organized for the coming season with Joseph Pozarycki as president and Walter Wasnik as secretary treasurer. Basketball practice starts next week with new uniforms and plans to arrange games with rival amateur teams locally. A recent raffle awarded Arthur Tevine of Boston a 70 gallon oil prize and George Barrett of Thoreau Street Maynard a Louise’s ham, plus a special award to Mary Posaryekt of 18 Warrior Street.
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Maynard
St. Casimir's
Joseph Pozarycki
Walter Wasnik
Fm Clwh
Arthur Tevine
Boston
Callons
George Barrett
Thoreau Street
Mary Posaryekt
Warrison Street
Mrs Joseph Gately Dies in New York City
Mrs Joseph Gately, a former resident, died in New York City on Thanksgiving day. She leaves her husband and one daughter. Funeral services were held in New York on Monday. Interment is in the family lot at Bridget’s Cemetery May TM.
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Joseph Gately
New York City
Fthol
New York
Lotte
Bridget
Miss Sarah Ives Dies. Rites Held at Parlor Church
Mrs Miss Sarah Ives aged 99 of Concord street died Monday afternoon. Born in Boston she leaves a cousin as nearest relative. Funeral services were held at 3 o clock at the Parlor conducted by A Vance pastor of the Congregational church. Burial followed in a Malden cemetery.
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Sarah Ives
Concord Street
Boston
A Vance
Malden
Schools Reopen After Thanksgiving Day Break
Schools resume after the Thanksgiving Day holiday with students returning to classrooms. Administrators report normal routines and updated schedules as the district transitions back to regular teaching activities.
Randolph Scott Portrayed True Southerner in So Red the Rose
Randolph Scott, born in Virginia to North Carolina parents, was chosen for his role in So Red the Rose for his authentic southern background and lingering southern accent.
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Randolph Scott
Virginia
North Carolina
Randy
Debut of Willie Howard Shines in Ranchom Stage Impersonations
Willie Howard, a stage comedian, rises to sudden fame after his debut at the Ranchom, impersonating prominent stars of stage and screen.
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Willie Howard
Gary Cooper Famed for African Big Game Feats
Gary Cooper, co starring with Marlene Dietrich in Desire, is noted as the only American actor to have shot big game in Africa. The item highlights his African adventures and film connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Cooper
Marlene Dietrich
Desire
Sam Kk
Molhnandl
Africa
Frances Farmer Signs with Hollywood Studio
Frances Farmer, Seattle girl now in Hollywood, has been signed for film work. Her first assignment will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Farmer
Seattle
Hollywood
Victor McLaglen Debuts as Living Statue in Klondike Lou
Victor McLaglen performs a first stage appearance as a living statue for Mae West in Klondike Lou. The scene showcases his versatility and adds an eye catching moment to the production. Mae West stars alongside him in the stage presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor McLaglen
Mae West
Oil-O-Matics Win In Intertown Bowling Match
The Oil-O-Matics defeated Gruer Furniture by four points in an Intertown Bowling League match at Lynch alleys. Brick Johnson led with 305. Middlesex Laundry beat Esso Gas three points. Team totals show Phil-o-matics 549, Suede 306, and Joe Tourville 304 among top scorers.
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Oil-O-Matics
Joe Tourville
Freeman
White Ash Rivals in Strength and Elasticity
White Ash rivals Hickory in strength and elasticity though it risks splitting if grain is uneven. The note calls attention to comparative quality and potential defects in timber use.
Begin Sale of Christmas Seals by Massachusetts Tuberculosis League
The annual sale of Christmas Seals, sponsored by the Massachusetts Tuberculosis League, opened Monday and is conducted by schoolchildren. A portion of proceeds funds tuberculosis prevention, with most going to Camp Virginia and Health Camp projects run by the South Western Middlesex Public Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Virginia
South Western
Middlesex Public Health Association
Slot Machine Show Returns After Years Losses
Maynard Chief of Batten orders removal of slot machines from premises. Leo Lin, class advisor, organized the event after years without a show. It may be held in Parker Street or the school auditorium and will likely run during the Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Batten John
Leolin
Parker Street
Rehearsals Begin for Senior Play The Arrival of Kitty
Rehearsals for the senior play The Arrival of Kitty began this week with student cast and faculty director coordinating scenes. Performances are planned for the theater on campus next month.
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Kitty
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