Maynard News Spotlight on Local Socials and Officials
Maynard residents kept busy with social gatherings and family visits. Notables include Mrs. Reagal and daughter returning from Sharon, Samuel McNair of Philadelphia visiting relatives on Concord Street, and the Sheridan family hosting guests on Maple Street. The town reports on club outings, dances, and church events while noting a funeral, a hospital admission, and ongoing municipal efforts led by Atty. John Shea and others.
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Reagal
Sharon
Samuel McNair
Philadelphia
John Concord Street
Glendale Street
George Hefield
Marla
Earl F. Ryan
King
Providence
Ey Holnon
Quette University
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Maynard
Murray
Tufts College
Herman Ruete
Ber
Ruete
Newberry
Maynard Co-operative Club
Gloucester
Miee Helen Dailey
Melrose
James B. Farrell
Burt Coughlan
Peoples Theatre
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Nuttings Billerica
Bay Staters
Lake Eoontholic Association
Association Hall
Lake
Noble Grands Association
Mizpall Rebekah
Great Road
Addie Henderson
Cordaville
Annie Morris
Ethel May Hellawell
William Hellawell
Ernest A.murphy
Corvellus Murphy
Catherine Sullivan
Pier Mee Atitches
Innie Downey
Eleanor
Susie Kelley
Legion
Middlesex County Council
En Wee
Wee
Teehee
National Guard
Joyce Kilmer
St. Bridget’s
Scituate
Lake Boon
Bino Ketola
Minnesota
Edmund Downey Jr
Tom
William King
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Brighton
Olive Dunham
Ware
Mies
Beverly Denniston
Deners Street
Elsie Pozzi
Marlboro Hospital
Mill Street
A &P
Nason Street
West Concord
Jean Lynch
Summer Street
Miriam Loughlin
Marlboro
Levi R. Cheney
Buffalo
N. Y
George
Mortis
Maple Street
Carl H. Carlton
Franklin
Mass
Weekly V F W Auxiliary Whist Party Winners Named
The V F W Auxiliary held a Friday whist party with many tables. Prizes went to William Wasuik Agnes Driscoll Catherine Bariteau Amy Ryan Alice Sullivan May Weaver Madeline DeMara Mrs Campbell BE Sullivan Stanley Siemin Margaret McCarthy Alice William Paaka Mrs Alice Sailt Driscoll Fred Palmer and Samet McCarthy.
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JM Maynard
Right
William Wasuik
Agnes Driscoll
Catherine Bariteau
Amy Ryan
Alice Sullivan
May Weaver
Madeline DeMara
Campbell
BE. Sullivan
Stanley Siemin
Margaret McCarthy
Alice William Paaka
Alice Sailt
Driscoll
Fred Palmer
Samet McCarthy
Orchestra Leader Hugh Connors Visits With Friends
Hugh Connors leader of the famous Connors Orchestra visited here Sunday with his brother Paul of Marlboro. He began in Maynard organizing his first local group and quickly rose to prominence, leading a renowned ensemble that became one of the best known in the state.
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Hugh Connors
Paul
Marlboro
Hughie
Maynard
Connors
Diamond Found In Toe Mystery On Beach
A man discovers a small valuable diamond lodged in his toe after walking on a nearby beach. He believes the gem entered the toe while out walking days earlier.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Actor Fred MacMurray’s path from cannery to film rise
Fred MacMurray to be seen in Hands Across the Table after being spotted while playing in a band he joined to buy a first saxophone, following work in a cannery. Cecil B. DeMille’s new Crusades shipyards, with a deep sea diving outfit aboard his yacht Seaward, joins his upcoming release.
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Fred MacMurray
Cecil B. DeMille
Harold Lloyd fortifies Benedict Canyon estate against burglars
Silent film star Harold Lloyd shields his 20 acre Benedict Canyon property with every modern burglar alarm and a guard of 65 Great Danes.
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Harold Lloyd
Benedict Canyon
Mae West Drafts Klondike Script on Hollywood Roof
Mae West works on a new film script titled Klondike on the roof of her Hollywood apartment. Her complexion is noted as pale and tired amid a busy creative period.
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Mae West
Hollywood
Mary Boland Sparks Knitting Trend On Set
On the set of Two for Tonight Mary Boland began knitting, and every other female cast member followed suit, starting a shared hobby among the players.
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Mary Boland
Claudette Colbert Under Doctor's Update at Home Illness
Claudette Colbert remains confined to her home with influenza while her physician reports she is making a steady gain in health.
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Claudette Colbert
Beclip Becky Sharp Uses Real Strawberries for Color Test
Hollywood staged a realistic scene for Becky Sharp with real strawberries. A rush order from Louisiana arrived the next morning by plane to supply fruit for the Technicolor process, since artificial berries betray their fakery on the new color system.
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Hollywood
Becky Sharp
RKO
California
Rouben Mamoulian
Louisiana
Technicoor
House Votes 10 P. C. Surtax To Yield $3,000,000 Yearly
Boston report notes a 10 percent surtax on income inheritance bank and colon tax passed without debate to raise about 3 million dollars annually. The levy applies to returns filed with the state taxation department and corporations from March. Taxpayers have been billed for half already. Fairhaven brief mentions a naval G boat All Alone converted for enforcing waterway compliance.
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Boston
House
State Department of Taxation and Corporations
Pretete July 24 Agrarian Uprising Report
A readable fragment notes an agrarian uprising dated July 24. The text mentions popular unrest and regional tensions but lacks complete details on participants or outcomes.
Maine power contest at Eastport headlines major project
London authorities disclosed a gang led by a man described as Gerard Abe sought to disturb the public as the United States government plans a $36 million power implant project in Maine. The dispute pits New Deal policy against investors in Maine power companies amid international interest.
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Eastport
Maine
London
Ont
Gered Abe
Labatt
Crown Point
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