Licenses Granted in Maynard and Town Actions
The Maynard Selectmen granted 22 liquor licenses to clubs taverns restaurants and package stores with no fee changes. They approved the payroll for town employees for today and began a school painting project with WPA work. Boundary survey teams confirmed Acton Maynard Stow marks match those used before Maynard’s 1871 incorporation.
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Maynard
Lquor
Seltmen
George H.gutteridge
WPA
Donald A. Lent
Alton Sims
Walter Cheslak
Acton-Maynard
Acton and
Stow
Round Trip to New York by Airplane
Maynard Missanna Swanson former coach of the high school girls hockey team shopped on Broadway New York. She flew from Marlboro airport with Norman Sims as pilot landing at Roosevelt field after about one hour fifty minutes. They left Marlboro about 11 and returned by four in the afternoon. Mr Sims plans to attend an airplane meet in Florida next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Missanna Swanson
Broadway
New York
Marlboro
Norman Sims
Roosevelt Field
Holy Cross
New Yor
Red Gun Club Elects New Officers at West Concord Dinner
West Concord gathered for the Red Gun Club annual dinner with 50 members present. William Tobin presided as president, announcing Carl Johanson as president with Norman Carlson as vice president and Angelo Bartolomeo secretary, Clarence Nelson treasurer. Chief William G Ryan received a life membership for 16 years of service. Entertainment followed with Rothwell N MacRae presenting reels of football, fishing, and big game. The club announced plans to release 36 Missouri cotton tail rabbits in Concord woods soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Concord ‘Rod ‘4UN
William Tobin
Carl Johanson
Rothwell N .MacRae
Missouri
Concord Woods
Gilda Albano Heads Happy Sewers 4-H Club
Concord reports officers elected for the Happy Sewers 4 H Club led by Gilda Albano. Judith Knab is president Ann Ruiger is vice president Jennifer Dole is secretary Margaret McBreen is reporter. A separate Making Club formed with Gertrude McKenna as president Mami Alessi as vice president Ines Venti as secretary Carolyn Young as recreational leader Joanne Oster as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilda Albano
Happy Sewers Concord
Happy Sewers
Judith Knab
Ann Ruiger
Jennifer Dole
Margaret McBreen
Joan Gower
Esther Thoreson
Patty Andrews
Cora Flannery Marries Edward Richmond in Concord Church
Miss Cora Louise Flannery daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Flannery 12 Bedford street married Edward Arthur Richmond son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Richmond 89 Coolidge road Arlington at St Bernard s church Concord The ceremony was at 1 o clock officiated by Rev Fr Walter A Quinlan witnessed by relatives and close friends Maid of honor was Miss Anna Rooney Hyde Park Best man Fred M Steinmann West Concord The bride a Concord high school graduate works locally Groom a Arlington high school graduate Plan to live in Concord after a wedding trip
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Concord
Cora Louise Flannery
Edward W. Flannery
Bedford Street
Edward Arthur Richmond
Thomas Richmonjd
Coolidge Road
Arlington
St. Bernard’s Church
Walter A. Quinlan
Anna Rooney
Hyde Park
Concord High hoops entering season with 20 player squad
Concord coach Al Cook trimmed to a 20 man roster as preparations begin for 12 non league games. Ed Finigan and Captain Dave Carey anchor the guard posts with John Antognoni at center. A scramble for forward spots includes Bob Antognoni William Ambrose Seabury Short Carl Anderson and Jimmy Condon ahead of the January and February schedule.
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Concord
al Cook
Ed Finigan
Dave Carey
Adper
John Antognoni
Bob Antognoni
William Ambrose
Seabury
Carl, Anderson
Jimmy Condon
Browns Clinch First Round In Concord C of C Bowling League
Captain Jack Hayes led the Browns to two point win over John Byron's Blues securing the first round for the Browns. Reds defeated Greens as score totals showed Reds 803 Greens 785 Browns 1845 Blues 1373. Matches run until second round opens January 8.
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Concord
Jack Hayes
Browns
John Byron
Blues
Reds
Greens
R. Currier
M. Mullaney
C. Mara
T. Coyne
M. Dee
R. Mara
B. Mc
Kenna
P. Dee
J. McManus
J. McKenna
T. Healy
T. Burke
W. Dee
J. Byron
T. McHugh
A. Baptist
Binte
BiWeSidiekenense AO
Pastor Will Receive Friends at Parsonage on New Year’s Day
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Perry Daniels and family invite parishioners and friends to call at the parsonage 28 Walden Street on New Year’s Day from 4:30 to 7 p.m. They will be at home to greet attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward Perry Daniels
Walden Street
Hansen Engagement Told In West Concord
Mr and Mrs Hans P Hansen of 459 Main announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to George Andersen son of Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Parker Road South Acton. Ruth Hansen is a secretary at the Harvey Wheeler School and the wedding is planned for June.
Damon son 22 enters U S air service training
West Concord resident Winslow Damon 22 will report to Albany Georgia for a three month elementary aviation course at Carr Aero Tech as one of 75 selected. He will be at the same school as Frederick Heyliger of Cambridge Turnpike who has been there a month.
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West Concord
Winslow J. Dason
Kennan Damon
Main Street
Albany
Georgia
Carr Aero Tech, Inc
Frederick Heyliger
Cambridge Turnpike
Young Damon
Damon
Concord High School
Lowell Textile
John
Coast Artillery
Fort Hancock
New Jersey
New Hampshire State College
Syracuse University
Secarbard and Blade
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Robert
Colby
Two Elderly Women Injured In Ice Patch Crash
In Concord on Cambridge Turnpike two elderly women, Miss Katherine B. Scott 62 of Lancaster and Miss Virginia Keyes 70 of Lancaster, were injured when their car slid on a patch of ice caused by a pond water gate being lowered by pranksters. Scott suffered a slight concussion and spent the night at Emerson Hospital. both women were rescued from the wreck and police investigated.
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Concord
Cambridge
Turnpike
Crosby’s
Katherine B. Scott
Lancaster
Virginia
Keyes
Miss Scott
Emerson Hospital
Frank W. Vincent
Lowell Road
Concords Best Christmas Decorations Shine Across Town
Concord residents and visitors admire a festive display as the Municipal light plant erects the Community Christmas tree at Monument Square near the flagpole. Central Fire Station, Reformatory, and State Police barracks, along with local merchants, add to the decorated scene.
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Concord
Monument
Licenses Granted for Boston Post Road Retail Stores
Grant Two Sudbury Torrest Bradshaw and Aubrey W Borden receive licenses to sell alcoholic beverages as retail package goods stores. Bradshaw operates on Boston Post Road and Borden in the Foss Block on Boston Post Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
New England Shaken by Second Week Earthquake
The second severe quake in a week rattled New England this morning, with houses rocking and dishes rattling though limited damage reported in Maynard. Dr. L Don Leet of Harvard called the quake as big as the prior one, while Professor Mather warned of a looming major event within months.
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New England
Maynard
Santa Claus
United Press
Boston
All-New England
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
Pennsylvania
Quebec
Togay
Kirtley F. Mather
Harvard
Mather
Wedding Planned for New Year in Sudbury
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Jane M. Tufts and John H. Dipple of Cleveland Ohio to be held January 1 1941 at 4 PM in the First Parish church Sudbury with details released by local officials and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Jane M. Tufts
John H. Dipple
Cleveland
Ohio
Boxboro bus driver assaulted on Route 111
Acton Albdson W Morse selectman and school bus driver was beaten Friday December 20 by one of three occupants in a sedan on Route 111 while picking up children. State police arrested Stephen Arena 26 Belmond for assault and battery. officials praised officers for their prompt action.
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Joseph Carroll
Stephen Arena
Trapelo Road
Belmont
Albirl
W. Morse
Robert S. Rhodes
West Concord Barracks
First Aid Course Offered in Framingham January 20
All persons must contact Mrs Richard Burkes of Maynard Road at Tel 74 for information. The course from January 20 to January 31, 1941 is provided by a Red Cross representative from Washington.
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Sudbury
Red Cross
Washington
Richard Burkes
Maynard Road
Tel
Framingham
Maynard mill runs at full capacity for Christmas season
Industries in Maynard report over two thousand workers on three shifts as the plant stays open midnight through Christmas Eve. Officials say orders are strong, profits up, and winter should keep the mill busiest with a bright 1941 outlook. Local merchants also report brisk sales and restocking after holiday rush.
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Maynard
Santa Claus
Pups Debate With Chelmsford High in Season Opener
Concord high school opened its debating season at the auditorium on Wednesday with a match against visiting Chelmsford high. The Concord team of Hilton Landry and Charlotte Landry won the debate on the topic that federal government powers should be increased. Chelmsford participants included Betty Armitage Barbara Kiberd and Jennie Alukanis with Robert Ludwig as rebuttalist. Fred Allen presided as chair, with coaches Miss Sarah Loomis and D H Fogg guiding their teams. Judges were Cyrus Wilhed H Bunker Mrs William A Rodday and Wallace B Conant, all of Concord.
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Concord
D. H. Fogg
Chelmsford
Wilhed H. Bunker
Wiliam A. Rodday
Wallace B. Conant
Boy Scouts Win Awards at Sudbury Dinner
At the Sudbury Men's Club Christmas dinner John Batchelder received a first class emblem while Win and Carlton Conn Jr earned second class Scout insignia from Edgerly and Alfred Bonazzoli.
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Sudbury
Peters Bulkeley School Publishes Pebbles Year Ahead
Concord. The Peter Bulkeley school publication Pebbles, printed under the direction of Ralph F Ward vice principal, has organized for the coming year with Anne Jenney editor in chief. Officers include Marcia Tirrell literary editor Shirley Blanchard girls sports editor Susie Stefannelli assistant David Flavin boys sports editor Dana Tirrell assistant Paul Larrabee assembly editor Joseph McKenna assistant Albert Paine alumni editor Faith Morgan assistant Katherine Parke art editor Louise Pratt assistant Nancy Mason proof reader Molly Ingham assistant Ruth Nickerson proof reader Margaret Lawrence Joan Litchard assistants Marie Hayes Ann Corey typiste Martha Borden assistant Calvert Wilson mimeographer.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Ralph
F Ward
Anne, Jenney
Marcia Tirrell
Shirley Blanchard
Susie Stefannelli
David Flavin
Dana Tirrell
Paul Larrabee
Joseph McKenna
Martha Borden
Calvert Wilson
Acton Men's Club Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
A large gathering of Acton Civic Affairs Men’s Club members and guests met at the Woman's Club house on Tuesday evening for their regular monthly session.
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Acton
Acton Men’s Club
Woman's Club
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C. Johanson
Red Gun Club
Cora L. Flannery
Edward Richmond
Concord C. of
C. Bowling League
W. J. Damon
U.S. . Air Service
Concord Gay
Grant
Jane Tufts
Isbeaten
Assabet
C.hls
Boy Scouts
Anne Jenney
West
Richardson Drug Concord
Bradshaw
Attorneys At Law
John E. Rice
Rice
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