Church Teas to Feature Local Talent and Comedy Sketch
The Ladies Benevolent Society of Union Congregational plans a Silver Tea in the church ladies parlor next Monday night February 19 with a musical and literary program by local talent. A comedy sketch The Train to Mauro follows, with Rev. Leonard Fowler making his acting debut as Mr Bright and Mrs. Alvin Stone as the old lady. Bob Lestex returns to play Johnnie Buttermilk after a sickness layoff. Committee members include Mrs Charles Keene Mrs Alvin Stone Mrs Eliza Marshall and Mrs Ellen Weaving.
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Acton Churches Offer Boston Baked Beans Saturday
Acton residents can dine on baked beans at two churches this Saturday with 6 to 8:30 pm at West Acton Baptist and 6:30 pm start at Acton Center Congregational. Boxboro Garden Club announces a February 23 meeting at Library Hall with a 2 pm business session and 3 pm program by Wil R Cur.
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Louis Godoy title bout shown at Peoples Theatre this week
Joe Louis former heavyweight champion defends his title in a split decision win over Anturo Godoy. The ring action lasts 15 rounds noted as one of the era’s best. The program also features Sonja Henie’s Everything Happens at Night.
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Busy Month for Nurse in Public Schools
Maynard Public Schools report January health activities. Nurse Edith Poster made 95 visits to schools and 54 to homes, examined 31 pupils, treated 107 at schools, 8 at homes, 4 at the school physician’s office, and weighed 573 pupils. Dr Edward Flaherty examined 41 pupils and treated 3 at his office. A dental clinic by Dr Frank May examined 166 pupils and dental work was done for 78 by Drs May Palmer Bellows and Garoe.
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Maynard Anchor Glee Club Schedules Concerts Across New England
The Maynard Anchor and Ark Glee Club led by Frank T. Holland of Acton announce a busy schedule. They perform at Nashoba Teachers Association night in Stow Town Hall this Thursday, host a Washington Birthday concert with Arlington Masonic lodges, and join the Concord Legion Band on March 1 for a charity concert.
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Melrose
Winter Carnival Sunday at Mount Wachusett Lodge
Maynard Cooperative Club hosts the annual winter sports carnival with other state clubs at Mount Wachusett Lodge next Sunday. Outdoor events include skiing tobogaming and skating with marshmallow toasting folk dancing and coffee breaks throughout the day.
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Bedford News Notes and Obituaries
Katherine Gangler of Philadelphia visited sister Mrs Frank Dodd on Bhn street. Mrs Howard Ryan slipped on ice Saturday night in her yard and broke her wrist. Townspeople extend sympathy to the McPhee family of Hartford street for the death of their father. Funeral services were at Short and Williamson Chapel Allston Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W Bradley Whitney. Burial in Chestnut Hill cemetery. Mr MacPhee leaves widow Mary Roberts MacPhee and three sons Paul Joseph and John and two daughters Henrietta and Madelyn.
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Talk on Planting Wild Flowers by Sudbury Garden Society
The Sudbury garden group will present a lecture on planting wild flowers. The event is open to visitors who may arrive at 2.40 and a small entrance fee will be charged.
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Local youths shaped by early Maynard sports legends
Reminiscence traces the town’s past athletic stars from Brick Wilder to Don Lent and Arne Fingard, detailing multi sport prowess, school records, and lasting memories. It notes Char lie D Agata as a standout, with track records and boxing success, and recalls figures like Mike Wodoklys and Bill Kilowicz shaping the local game culture.
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Birthday Celebration to Aid Finnish Folks Fund
A joint meeting of Charles A Welch Lodge F and A M and Magdalene Chapter OE S at Masonic Hall Tuesday evening February 20 will celebrate George Washington's birthday. Mrs Albert Hedrickson will supervise entertainment and Elwyn Young and Grace Burnham will participate. A silver collection will aid the Finish Relief Fund.
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Elks Lodge Exemplifies Initiatory Degree in Maynard
Maynard Lodge B P D Elks held a meeting at Elks hall on Monday night to exemplify the initiatory degree. The degree was conferred by past noble grands John A. Driscoll Noble Morton Joseph Schhair Leslie W. Sims James R. Priest Thomas Maley K Paul Hilander Harold Field of Brookline with the district deputy among the guests.
New England Old and New dominates 69th Flower Show display
The 69th annual Flower Show opens March 11 in Mechanics Building Boston drawing 190000 visitors. 170 displays include a grand New England Old and New scene with village mill and stream, the most ambitious exhibit by exhibition manager Arho H. Nehrling.
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Benevolent Feeling Ennobles Trifling Thackeray
A fragmented note reflects on benevolence and ennobling small acts, invoking the author Thackeray as a literary touchstone without concrete events or dates.
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New England Garden Center Plans Spring Show Highlights
Garden enthusiasts are offered a peek at new and best horticulture as New England hosts an extensive display. Orchids, roses and planned gardens promise an array of beauty and novelty making this year’s event a premier affair for amateur gardeners.
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