Maynard Elks Rally for Christmas Basket Fund
Maynard Elks lead civic aid with donations to the Christmas Basket Fund for the town’s needy. A Parker Street Hall fundraiser, featuring professional entertainment, offers War Bonds as prizes for donations totaling up to 1000 dollars in bonds. Neble Merion oversees ticket sales and a large turnout at Parker Street Hall is urged to boost the drive.
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Methodist Church Sets Christmas Services and Events
Rev. Herbert F. Fulton to lead Sunday service with a Christmas sermon titled Song Of the Angels To the Shepherds. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. youth fellowship after the service. The Messiah will be performed Sunday at 7 p.m. Monday hosts the annual Christmas party for Sunday School children at 4 p.m., with parents and families attending the evening exercises at 6:30.
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Maynard Community Notes and Local Updates
Shortage of manpower slows snow removal in the business district under Supt. Raymond Sheridan with help from high school boys. Oberg's proprietors celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Main Street. Maynard rationing board urges coal use where possible. James Creighton returns from three years in the Army Air Force to teach combat radio processing at Salina base. Local 140, T. W. U. of A. votes to affiliate with Central Massachusetts Joint Board.
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Jacop Oberg
Maynard Rationing Board
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Salina
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Tovaldi executive committee meeting and Christmas hours
The Tovaldi executive committee opened by Everett Sarveda, president, with guest speakers William Rowse and Regional Director J William Belanger also serving as state CIO vice president and New England War Labor Board representative. Maynard downtown stores begin Christmas shopping hours tonight open until 9:30 p.m. and Mary stores will stay open every evening next week.
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William Rowse
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Mrs Clara Evans of Stow Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Clara JL Evans 66 of Stow died Saturday night after a long illness. She was wife of James B Evans and long active in the local church. A past matron of Alpine Chapter OES Gorham NH. Funeral services were held Monday with Rev Andrews officiating. Burial was Tuesday in Shelburne NH.
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Woman's Club Comedy Drew Big House
At the December West Acton Woman's Club meeting held in the clubhouses, a large American Way gift from Mrs O Lawrence Clark was presented. Mrs Benjamin Smith conducted dedication exercises and Miss Virginia A Sanderson organized a musical program. Pat Hanna spoke on handwriting, and Mrs Albert C Jones hosted the afternoon. Members have been crafting Christmas screens and garlands for Fort Devens under Mrs James L O'Brien's conservation guidance.
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Sudbury Meti odist Women Elect Officers for Year
At the Sudbury Methodist Women's Society meeting held at Mrs. George H. Thomp sons Maple Avenue home, officers were chosen for the coming year. President Mrs Kenneth McMurtry, Vice President Mrs Glanville Haley, Recording Secretary Mrs Walter G. Lathern, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Walter C. Stone, Treasurer Mrs Henry G. Horton. Standing committees named include spiritual life Mrs George Rhee missions Mrs Florence B Gleason membership Mrs Murray Stearna fellowship Mrs Everett M Sanders local activities Mrs Charles Richardson good cheer Mrs William B Davidson and Mrs Treslie Burr with others.
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George H. Thompson
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Kenneth McMurtry
Glanville Haley
Walter G. Lathern
Walter C. Stone
Henry G. Horton
Pleasant social hour follows meeting at local gathering
Mrs. William By and Miss Hilda Ogilvie led publicity as Daveson spoke during a community meeting. A pleasant social hour followed the session with attendees sharing updates and conversations.
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Soldiers to Supper With West Acton Woman’s Club Guests
Twenty five soldiers from Fort Devens will be guests of the West Acton Woman's Club for a supper at 6:30 tonight. Dancing follows the meal. Mia Lami presides. Katherine Kinsley handles tickets for the event.
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