Two Maynard Banks Merge to Form Local Office of Middlesex Bank
Maynard Trust Company merges with Middlesex County National Bank effective March 1 1947. Maynard office becomes an arm of Middlesex with about 50 million in resources and 55 000 depositors, no staff changes planned, and continued local operation under the Maynard Office name.
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Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex County National Bank
Maynard
Maynard Bank
Middlesex Couny National Bank
Billerica Cambridge
Inman
Lechmere
Everett
Lowell
Malden
Reading
Stoneham
Medville C. Clark
Clark
Maynard Ofice
Albert N. Hodgess
Middle Sex County National Bank Expands Services
Starting March 8 1947 Saturdays and other Massachusetts banks adopt common hours from 9 00 p m to 3 00 p m with Wednesday included Night Depository Vault and Bank by Mail envelopes aid deposits. Checkbooks deposit books and forms bearing the bank name will be ready for depositors March 3 1947 at the local bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Clark
Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex County National Bank
Acton Grange Plans 41st Anniversary Banquet
Acton Grange outlines its 41st anniversary banquet to be catered by the Woman's Church Aid of Center Congregational Church in the vestry at 4:45 p.m. on March 11 with Gary Mansfield of Peabody as guest. Reservations are via Miss Helen Pederson John Torkelsen or Mrs Sea ward Spinney. After dinner members and guests will move to the town hall for singing dancing and skits led by a Waltham dance studio followed by general dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton’ Grange
Woman’s Church
Center Congregational Church
Gary Mansfield
Peabody
Are Tee
Helen Pederson
John Torkelsen
Seaward Spinney
Waltham Dance Studio
Fairbank Candidacy Praised For Sudbury Selectman Role
Harvey N. Fairbank urged by Sudbury Friends to seek a Selectman seat citing decades in town service since 1924 and roles as Water District commissioner since 1936. He Holds farm and business leadership posts including Middle Sex County Farm Bureau director and Maynard Trust director.
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Fairbank
Sudbury
Harvey N. Fairbank
Water District
Middlesex County Farm .Bureau
Maynard Trust Co
Hospital Drive Reaches 86 Percent Of Final Goal
Concord Anson W. Kricks, general chairman of the Emerson Hospital Building Fund, reports that 86 percent of the 310 000 needed by subscriptions and pledges has been raised toward the 465 000 total goal. A remaining 44 000 is required to enable the hospital to apply for a 155 000 Federal grant under the Burton Bill. If not raised, the grant would be cut by half. Final accounting will be issued in a few weeks.
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Concord
Anson W. Xkricks
Emerson Hospital Building Fund
Academy Play to Premiere After Three Months of Work
The upper school presents a three month effort led by director Miss Emily Hale. About 30 girls take the stage with crews handling lights costumes and production duties for the show to be staged Saturday March 7 at 8 p m in the school auditorium.
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S “Riley
Serd Academy
Emily Hale
Red Cross Drive Opens Saturday in Concord Area
Concord opens its annual Red Cross fundraising drive this Saturday with about 200 volunteers in Concord Lincoln Acton and Boxboro. Campaign chair Francis L. Coolidge says the effort is a brief painless visit leading to a pledge card and membership for 1947.
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Concord
Marek
Concord Lincoln
Acton
Boxboro
Red Cross
Concorde
Walden Pond
Emerson Hospital
Bedford Hospital
Grey Ladies
Home Service Committee
Concord Red Cross
Lincoln
Francis L. Coolidge
Mason L. Ham
Concord Solicitation
John Macone
William Wadsworth
R. N. Hudspeth
Henry Brooks
Putnam King
Paul A. Lyons
Arthur Perry
George .Goodspeed
William Bourne
George Walker
John McGrath
Austin H King
Lincoln Election March 8 Lists Two Contests
Lincoln prepares for town elections on Saturday March 8 with two contested races. John Todd seeks the selectman seat vacated by Albert A. Schaal. Eve leth Todd and Henry Warner compete for a planning board five year term. Malcolm Donaldson runs against Rev. Robin J. Fairbank for the school committee. Russia’s Soya Research Institute reports a new soybean variety with upper stem beans to ease harvesting.
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Concord
Incoln
Selectman
John Todd
Albert A. Schaal
New York
Eveleth R. Todd
Henry Warner
Malcolm&. Donaldson
Robin J. Fairbank
Todd
Warner
Robert
D. Donaldson
Russia
Soya Research Institute
Concord Enterprise Election Sidelights and Local Notes
Congratulatory note on candidates who advertised in the Concord Enterprise with role in voting. Reported results show Frank Garrity 1503 votes and Elsie E. Rose 1481, Sam Hoar 1409, plus 1016 blanks. Mentions local events from Mutty Tirrells alterations to Thrift Cleaners changes and a March of Dimes drive. A run of local color includes Val Muscato’s national title and Gov Bradford's Hall of Flags visit.
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Concord Enterprise
Enterprise
Krist Andersen
George Bauer
Heinz
Frank Garrity
Elsie E. Rosé
Sam Hoar
Hoar
Recreation Commission
Val Muscato
Concord
Vanderhoof
Mutty & Tirrell’s
Thrift Cleaners
Everett
E. Pierce
Fred T. Boyd
Mayo
Louisa May, Alcott
Gov. Bradford
Hall of Flags
Concord Academy
Reformatory
Prunes-Now Aristocrats Prunes-Now Aristocrats
Recipe notes by Frances Lee Barton describe Prune Cake with nine women or men in a humble stage. The card lists ingredients including cake flour, baking powder, soda, salt, spices, sugar, eggs, prunes, and sour milk, with instructions to cream shortening, alternate adding dry and wet ingredients, bake in layer pans, and frost or serve with sauce. A corn syrup substitution is offered and Victory Bonds and Stamps are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lee Barton
League of Women Voters Prevue of Concord Meeting
Concord residents discuss the proposed school budget with Ralph McLeary, superintendent, at the Town meeting. The session, hosted by the League of Women Voters on the 19th at Robert L. Moore, covered Article 33 through 40 and included an audience Q&A moderated by H. Ferran and Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women -Voters
Ralph McLeary
League of WoiWen Voters
Robert L. Moore
H. Ferran
Bates
Iyticle
First Horseshoe Specimen Found in Ancient Ruins
A 500 B.C. horseshoe relic was uncovered among ancient ruins along a road, suggesting early metalworking and transport practices. The fragmentary find indicates users or farriers employed horseshoes in that era.
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Procter “Champion” Iron General Mills
Sunbeam
O-Matic
Wagner
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Acton Grange
Town Hall
Warriment
Byaieo
Tuk Soo
Seoul
Korea
RED Cross Drive
Home Service
Humans
Gene Carr
Patter
AU Lal
Ty Cash Register
Porvoge
Brookside
Betty Alden
Salm
A ‘Beury
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Florida
Homo Leite
Ther Laer
Andy Boy Fresh
Cello
Peg
Joan Carol Hot Cross
New England
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