Maynard Community News Highlights Calendar and Socials
Maynard and area groups plan events from a Dec 20 Co Operators banquet to Christmas concerts at St Bridget’s and St Casimir’s. Local members join dances, showers, and charity drives while officials report personnel recoveries and new officers to be elected at Masonic and DeMolay meetings.
Maynard Lodge Hosts Mammoth Whist For Charity
Maynard Lodge B P C Ells to conduct a mammoth whist at Cooperative hall next Tuesday evening to raise funds for Christmas baskets and charity. Prizes on display at Priest Cafe window on Nason street. Proceeds aid 56 baskets and general public welfare. Memorial services for departed brothers held Monday under Exalted Ruler P Joseph Schnab. lodge thanks donors and attendees of the benefit moving picture.
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Cooperative Hall
Priest Cafe
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P. Joseph Schnab
New Rectifiers Installed to Improve Fire Alarm Power
Chief Thomas G Priest reports new rectifiers installed to ensure steady power for the fire alarm system. Previously batteries caused power loss. brush fires kept crews busy with two calls on Thursday. One blaze involved an automobile owned by Raymond Jones. another fire occurred Friday and Saturday night near 1. A Wetmore from North drove into a tree, with liquor found in the vehicle. Court action continued from Monday to Thursday.
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Thomas G Priest
Raymond Jones
Wetmore
North
Mutual Aid Elects Polish Society Officers
The Polish Mutual Aid Society elected its officers for the ensuing year. Joseph Arcisewicz was named president, Frank Kas kewicz vice president, John Kulik recording secretary, Alexander Kulevich financial secretary, Anthony ee Tesob, John Pozarycki and Sokolowski auditors, John Kulevich inside, So. Rymnkewicz out gun, Gregory Sczerzen and Sofka color bearers.
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Polish Mutual Aid Society
Joseph Arcisewicz
Frank Kaskewicz
John Kulik
Alexander Kulevich
Anthony Ee Tesob
John Pozarycki
Sokolowski
John Kulevich
Rymnkewicz
Gregory Sczerzen
Sofka
New Youth Club Forms With Local Members on Sudbury Street
A new youth recreation club forms with former high school and college boys joining. It has secured rooms on Sudbury Street and elected officers: Matt Ferrante as president, William Smalskil as vice president, and Charles L as secretary treasurer.
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Sudbury Street
Matt Ferrantte
William Smalskil
Charles L
Maynard M. E. Church December church events listed
The Adelphai Class holds its December meeting Friday at 638 Summer street with Miss Harriet Naylor describing travels. A Christmas party is planned by Miss Edith MacAuslin as Sunday services begin 10:30 AM and 7 PM with a musical program led by William Johnston and Mrs. Galloway. The Christmas tree and program for the church school are set for the 21st and a cantata is planned for Christmas evening. The Philathea Class met at 36 Parker street and Rev. Se will attend the New England Area Seminar on World Peace in Boston, with 75 natives from New England states.
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Sudbury Young People
Maynard Young Peoples Society
Union Congregational Church
James Claflin
Boston
Ls Maynard
Legion Auxiliary
Odd Pellows Hall
Minnie Downey
Legion and Auxiliary
Cooperative Hall
John Dailey
Knights of Columbus
Maynard Council
Worving Laubenstein
Laubenstein
Nior
Rose Swartz
Jacob Swarts
Nason Street
Jacob
Evelyn Hoffman
John Malise
Revere
Dorchester
Max .Swartz
Samuel Swarts
William Johnston
Victor Galloway
Ruth Bailey
Galloway
Carlton
Philathea
Seulley
Gates
Parker Street
New England
Copley M. Bhurch
Church Elects Officers At Thursday Meeting
Mrs F Hawkes assisted by church members at a Thursday afternoon gathering in the church parlors as officers were elected for the U line gone church group.
Foley and H Campbell Join Listed Individuals
A partial roster includes Foley William Wasiuk William Graham James Ryan Patrick Murray Mrs Kelley Mrs T Newman J H Campbell Mrs William Reid Dorothy Costello Johnson James George H Thane. The name Viola Foley and H Campbell appear among the group.
Mercury Deposits Revealed in Russia's Dones Basin
The Dones basin in Russia is known to host extensive mercury deposits. Early assessments indicate large ore bodies with potential for significant mining and regional economic impact.
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Dones Basia
Norma Shearer seeks Indian role for new Petticoat film
Norma Shearer announced she is seeking an Indian for her next Petticoat project titled Now I'm a Lady. Mae West reports receiving about 200 inquiries daily from readers, while Olga and Luis Barrancos, Cuban dance duo at Paramount in the film Rumba, began dance at ages seven and ten.
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Mae Mae West
Redskins
Olga
Luis Barrancos
Paramount
Gary Cooper Builds Rifle Collection to Thirty Two
Gary Cooper has added ten more rifles from an eastern firm. His gun collection now totals 32 models and makes, reflecting a single extravagance in the actor’s life.
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Gary Cooper
The
Star
Kitty Carlisle Studied Abroad At Elite European Schools
Kitty Carlisle attended schools in Lausanne and Neuilly Paris and studied in Pars and Rome during her early years, shaping her cosmopolitan upbringing before her film career with Bing Crosby in Here Is My Heart.
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Bing Crosby
Lausanne
Switzerland
Neuilly
France
Pars
Rome
Dewey Robinson Noted for Unusually Thick Neck in Film
Dewey Robinson, screen character actor, appears with Sylvia Sidney in Behold My Wife. The actor is described as having a twenty four and one half inch neck and a weight of 250 pounds.
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Dewey Robinson
Sylvia Sidney
Editor Alexander Hall to direct Mae West in new film
Alexander Hall, film editor on Mae West's first picture, "She Done Him Wrong," will direct West in her new film "Now, I'm a Lady." Carl Brisson, co star with Mary Ellis in "All The King's Horses," enjoyed his first American Thanksgiving this year.
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Alexander Hall
Mae West
Carl Brisson
Mary Ellis
The Sandwich Named for the Earl of Sandwich
The Earl of Sandwich lived 1718 to 1792 and popularized a meal by placing meat between two bread slices. He was a habitual gambler who ate at the table, yet he was not the first to combine bread and meat. The sandwich has earlier roots under various names in different countries.
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Earl of Sandwich
Cleveetee
Farewell Dinner for Mr and Mrs Norman Jackson
A farewell dinner was given to Mr and Mrs Norman Jackson at the home of Dr and Mrs Z Jackson in Worcester on Sunday. Guests attended from Worcester Maynard New York and Providence Rhode Island. Mr and Mrs Jackson left Monday by car for West Palm Beach Florida for the winter.
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Maynard
Norman Jackson
Z. Jackson
Worcester
New York
Providence
Always Agreeable Opinion Makers Favor Universal Accord
A saying notes that popularity comes to men who avoid firm views and can consistently agree with any speaker. It frames agreeable conformity as the key trait boosting social appeal and acceptability.
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