Maynard Anniversary Plays Show Versatile Dramatists
An anniversary program by the Maynard Dramatists featured three one act plays directed by William Ledgard. Cast included Roy Helander ed dah Nelson and Lorraine Ballard with a supporting group. performances recalled old motor trips to Camden and showcased local talent.
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Roy Helander
Eddah Nelson
Louis
James Fava
Samuel Mictithe
John Boothroyd
Leo. Mullin
Dee Mark Ketola
Camden
N. J
Forrest Nelson
Meredith
Edward ‘Carbary
Margaret
Peg”’O'connell
Margaret Crowe
James Pave
Tony Lotrines
Inter ‘Mission
Barbara Killoran
Hélen Zancewicz
Mildred Holly
Joanne Dorey
Hi Arthur
Dorance Leard Beulah
Irene Aromian
William Ledgard
Trenton
Percival Wilde
James Daggett
Forrest Nelgon
Edward Carbury
William ‘Ledgard
Memager
Samuel Micup
Ote
Inet Aheeterties Killoran
Amen Midred Holly
Ase Dotey
Family notices report hospital improvement and military moves
Mrs Charles MacIver of Great Road is improving at Clinton Hospital. Bernard Batsford, son of Mr and Mrs William Batsford of Crescent Street, left for active duty at a Florida air base. William Batsford has returned home and will be stationed at Key West after Christmas. Stow firemen battled a Lake Boone cottage fire, second attempt to destroy it reported.
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Charles Mac-Iver
Great Road
Clinton Hospital
Bernard Batsford
End
William Batsford
Air‘Base
Falmouth
William
Bateloré
Crescent
Key
West
Florida
Lake Boone
Monahan's
Collision on Bolton Street Near Reservoir Ends Damaged Cars
Marlboro James R. Lowther of Cove Landing Lake Bean reported injuries to head and left arm after a collision on Bolton Street near Reservoir Street. He was exiting Reservoir Street when his vehicle hit a car operated by Edward J. Lariviere of 200 Broad Street. Lariviere escaped injury. Both vehicles sustained damage.
Squash Grows Seven Feet Up Tree in Rockland Garden
Rockland Mass. UPI J S McCalhon had to climb a tree to harvest a large garden squash. The vine grew up the trunk to a limb where the fruit formed seven feet off the ground.
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Rockland
Mass
J.S. McCalhon
Two Shaken In Intersection Collision
Two local women were shaken up when the car they rode in collided with another vehicle yesterday at the Pleasant and Elm streets intersection. Mrs Byrne of 55 Water Street was crossing Elm when she hit Fred W. Brooks of 249a Lakeside Avenue. Mrs Elwyn Spinney of 26 Franklin Street was a passenger. both cars were damaged.
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Marlboro
Pleasant and
Elm Streets
Byrne
Water Street
Elm Street
Pleasant Street
Fred W. Brooks
Lakeside Avenue
Elwyn Spinney
Franklin Street
Woman's Club Plans Christmas Music Program
Stow Ereenti Woman's Club met December 3 at Ira Creelman's home to plan the next meeting on December 11. The program features Christmas music presented by Students Atlantic Union College from Lancaster. Refreshments will be served by club members.
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Stow
Ereenti
Wre
Ira Creelman
Atlantic Union
Lancaster
Man Fined $35 in Marlboro for DUI Charge
Cambridge resident Joseph P. Garcia of 217 Morning Street Hudson was fined $35 for operating under the influence by a Middlesex Superior Court jury yesterday and found not guilty of drunkenness. A sealed verdict was returned. He faced the same charge in Marlboro District Court, where the verdict was appealed.
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Cambridge
Joseph P. Garcia
Morning ‘Street
Hudson
Middlesex ‘Superior'Court
Marlboro
Stow-Past Master Stanton Installed at Grange Meeting
Stow-Past Master Sarah C Stanton was installed with two officers, Patricia Barbour as Pomona and Hazel Stow as pianist. Regular Grange meeting discussed plans for the Christmas Party on December 18, with more details to come next week.
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PAY & Take
Lamingham
Framingham
Our Robot
Dax
Gates
Scolton
Scinster
Our
SprinkSelt Service
William Ledgerd
Grange News
Low Sor Nee
Evangeline
Feliren Fyag Crag
Ab Ans NS
Ston
Naliive Cortland All Purpose
Brookside
Golden Rose Tea
Ano
Vrves
Jo OR
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