Maynard Notes Local Events And Public Notices
Local items report a Jackson Day dinner at the Copley Plaza Hotel Boston with a notable alumna and art display by Frank C Sheridan. Diving standout Henry Salmela earned second place for Massachusetts State College at a Boston University meet. Political terms of county and cemetery commissioners, and Odd Fellows meeting details. A WPA sewer project on Concord Street begins, and a Layman loyalty service is held at Union Congregational Church with annual church meeting slated for January 19. Tree warder William Hanson calls for Maple Street owners to plan tree improvements this Saturday at Town House.
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Ostmaster
Frank C. Sheridan
Copley Plaza
Boston
Aide Carbone
Massachusetts Art Ool
Moulton Club
First Parish
Maynard Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Samuel Mantere
Port
New Hampshire
Glenod Cemetery
John Vincent
His
Beulah Marie Harris
Jo Es Bradford Case
Howard Case
D. Maynard
Rancis Hh. White
Marlboro
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181St Infantry
Hud
Doc. Gatreau
Hig’ League
Tom King
WPA
Concord Street
Union Congregational Church
Herbert H Young
Charlotte Stockbridge
Oliver Trees
William Mann
Matthew A Vance
Howard Weaving
Robert McGarry
William W Hanson
Maple Street
Maynard Community Notes From Winter Socials and Events
Local winter enthusiasts plan a skating carnival at the Garden later this week. UCLA Employees attend Bruins-Detroit hockey game at the Garden Tuesday night. Henry Zamirski of Minnesota visited the Kochnowicz family over the weekend. The High School Student Council funds a social dance January 21 to buy chenille letters for teams. WPA town house improvements expected to start soon. Michael F Widman to speak on unemployment compensation at CIO Textile Union meeting Saturday night. West End Bowling challenges Henry Tolman’s Middlesex Laundry for a championship series. Major C Sidney Coulter spoke on The Situation in China at the Men’s Fraternal League meeting. Mrs James B Farrell convalescing after operation. Henry Price at Massachusetts Hospital after operation. A social and dance at Parker Street Hall January 22. Helmiski University chorus members enjoyed Finnish hospitality after concert at Symphony Hall. Screech Owl staff to host dance February 21. Leo Mullin named Screech Owl adviser. French Night observed at George Washington auditorium with film and games. Miss Ruth I Wilson supervised the French program. Legion Auxiliary meets January 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Legion Headquarters.
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United Cooperative Society
Henry Zamirski
Minnesota
Joseph Kochnowicz
Beacon Street
Michael F. Widman
CIO Textile Union
Parker Street Hall
Widman
Massachusetts,c. I. 0
West End
Henry Tolman
Middlesex Laundry
Tony ‘Watts
C. Sidney Coulter
U. S. Army
China
Union Congregational Church
Harry Larkin
James B. Farrell
Maple Street
Henry Price
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Hospital
Paker Street
Helmiski University Chorus
Syvmphuny
Screech Owl
Leo Mullin
George Washington
Ruth I Wilson
Epiphany and Friday Masses At Two Parishes
A large congregation attended the Epiphany mass at St Cimir's church celebrated by Rev John S. Dziok last Thursday. A 5 45 a.m. Mass and an 8 o'clock mass were held at St Bridget's church on different days. Fr Dziok led a 7 p.m. service on Friday the first Friday of the month.
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St. Bridget’s
John S. Dziok
St. Cimir’s
Fr. Dziok
Daughter born to Edgar Christian at Emerson hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edgar Christian at Emerson hospital on Thursday. Mother and baby are reported doing well.
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Edgar Christian
Emerson Hospital
Hudson-Games Set Tonight in WPA Local League
In the WPA local basketball league games scheduled for tonight at the Scout building Tannery Brook faces Percys Aces and Diners takes on Red Wings in two matchups.
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Hudson
WPA
Tannery Brook
Percy’s Aces Diners
Red Wings
Concord Cycle Club to Race at Boston Garden January 20
Concord Cycle Club returns to the Boston Garden for indoor track events next Thursday evening January 20 including tandem races, sprints and distance events alongside midget auto races. Riders Ralph, Robert and Richard Macone headline the team with Ralph and Robbie Macone focusing on pedal work in tandem and individual events while also cheering on the Concord Ramblers in hockey.
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Concord
Chu
Boston Garden
Garden
Concord Cycle ‘Club
Ralph
Robert
Richard
Roger Corey
Eddie Temple
Cap Soule
Ralph Macone
Richard Macone
Concord Cycle Club
Robbie
Robbie Macone
Concord Ramblers
Macone Brothers
Conord Biksters
Macone
Macones
Concord High School Dance Set for January Twenty first
Concord High School Athletic Association announces its annual dance Friday evening January 21 in the high school auditorium. Proceeds support school athletics with Vin Vantine Orchestra delivering four hours of dancing. Tickets from Charles McGrath or Robert Mara. committee includes Margaret Hopkins Vincent Vacarello Joseph Mara and Gertrude Peters. Refreshments provided.
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Concord
Concord High School Athletic Association
Charles McGrath
Robert Mara
Margaret Hopkins Vincent Vacarello
Joseph Mara
Gertrude Peters
Vin Vantine
Concord High School Romps Over Reading in Big Win
Concord High School defeated defending champions Reading 39 to 11 in Hunt Memorial Gymnasium. Reading’s second team trailed 34 to 27 as Concord dominated. Buddy Rodgers led with 16 points while Bob Mara added four goals and three fouls. George Hussey left early with a thumb injury.
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Concord
Concord High School
Reading
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Concord Seconds
Reading Seconds
Buddy Rodgers
Bob Mara
Joe Mara
George Hussey
Dan Callahan
Robbie Antognoni
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Concord Fans Urged to Honor 1937 Football Team
In a plea to readers, the Concord Enterprise asks for ideas to recognize the 1937 Concord High School football squad. It recalls past strong sports support and notes several senior players closing their high school careers after a successful season against Lexington, urging local sports-minded citizens to propose a fitting tribute.
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Concord
Concord High School
Lexington
Concord Enterprise
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Concord High Opens With Home Victory and Bright Hopes
The Concord High basketball team debuted at home with strong support as the Seconds provided the night’s excitement. Pee nut shells on court caused a brief stoppage. Goulding swept the floor to cheers. Rodgers leads a tight scoring race with the Mara brothers close behind as the team heads to Wakefield and Winchester. The Minute Man group hosts an Old Tyme Shindig January 15 at eight in Bedford town hall to attract a big crowd.
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Concord High
Concord Seconds
Reading
Goulding
Bob Mara
Joe Mara
Buddy Rodgers
Johnnie Grant
Dan Callahan
Henry Berlied
Herbie Symes
Bob
Wakefield
Winchester
Minute Man
Bedford Town Hall
Concord Keeps Middlesex Basketball Title With 36 29 Win
Concord High School clinched the Middlesex league crown by beating Lexington 36 to 29 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Rodgers Mara and Hussey led Concord with eight points each, while Osgood and Nutt top-scored for Lexington with eleven apiece.
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Concord
Gorkford” School
Lexington
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Rodgers
J. Mara
Hussey
Berlich
Osgood
Nutt
I Brown
Concord Seconds
Lexington Seconds
Callahan
Fields
Concorde
Wakefield
Wineheave
Winchester
Concord H
Concord Women Lead in Badminton Division
Concord team captained by Mr Farn Smith won a match in the second division. The men's badminton results were postponed last night and no standings updated.
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Badminton News
Concord
A& M
Farn’ Smith
Pr Wa
Dartmouth skier Percy Rideout places in Placid cross country race
West Concord reports Percy A Rideout grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank H Rideout of West O and Dartmouth sophomore finishes third in a New Year cross country race at Placid. Rideout is part of four Dartmouth men in the event and helps Dartmouth win the combined event with Rideout contributing to the 406.7 score and Roy Br fain 393.3.
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West Concord
Percy A Rideout
Frank
H. Rideout
West
Darta
Placid
Dartmouth Reyatt Dartmouth
Roy
Percy A. Rideout
Dartmouth
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