Maynard Elks Charity Basket Fund Drive Success
Maynard Lodge of Elks organized a Christmas fund drive with local pubs supporting the effort. Raymond Kelley won a Plymouth sedan. Edward Nett, Douglas Avenue. William J. Fray. and Michael Basilone each won $60, with several other prizes also awarded. The committee, led by Julius Gruber and Herbert W. Martin, is compiling a donor list and coordinating with the Welfare Commission to distribute Yuletide packets to needy town residents by visiting from Santa Claus.
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Maynard E .Ciial
Oplittee
Town Welfare Commission
Julius Gruber
Chaitihai
Herbert W Martin
Sarita
Claus
Maynard Red Cross enrolls record 420 members
Maynard Red Cross reports a record enrollment of 420 members this year. Mrs James Mahoney, branch chairman, credits Mrs Walter Jenkiston, Roll Call chair, and a devoted Solicitors team for the strong turnout and public support.
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Maynard
Red Cross
James Mahoney
Walter Jenkiston
Alko
Othéia
Maynard Red Cross Branch Expands War Relief Efforts
The Maynard Red Cross branch reports generous donations from Kaleva Ladies and various clubs, with individual gifts to support war relief. The district chapter and National Red Cross collaborate on relief work as a first aid course opens soon under Mrs Mahoney’s guidance.
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National Red Cross
Hudson
Mahoney
Maynard Branch
Christmas Operetta at Hudson Street School
Northboro pupils present a Christmas operetta at the High School Auditorium. The show on Thursday features Ruth Mayberry, principal, in charge of staging and performances.
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Northboro
Hudson Street
Ruth Mayberry
Gotitt of Santa Claus Program at Peters High School
Grades 1 shaw present a Santa Claus themed program in the Peters High School assembly hall on Thursday at 1 40 p m under the direction of Miss Mary Prady and Marty Hayes.
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Southboro
Gotitt
Shaw
Péters High School
Mary Prady
Marty Hayes
Indel Debt for Islands and Christmas Reunion
Dick Wright returns home for Christmas to Marysville and plans a future in architecture. He reunites with family and unexpectedly meets Jean, who reveals she will stay with him rather than go to New York. The tale intertwines a hometown arc with a sudden romantic reconnection. A separate radio commentary discusses a British island debt deal linked to wartime bases and hypothetical gold payouts.
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Dick Wright
Old Peter
Jean
New York
Marysville
Pete
Richard
Murray's Hill
Horseshoe Besid
Union
United States
Bhsey
Carribbean
England
Hamil Mr. Fish
WJZ
National Broadcasting Company
Beginning of the New Year Across Countries
The text notes that many nations used different dates to mark the new year while America adopted the English custom of the year starting with the ecclesiastical calendar. It states England and its colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar in 1162 with January 1 as the year's start.
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America
England
Inquisitive One Gum the inquisitive bo is also a talker
The fragment hints at a character named Inquisitive One Gum described as talkative. It offers no clear event or outcome and lacks confirmable details or context.
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