Maynard Exhibit Showcases Student Work Across Schools
The Maynard annual exhibition, last Thursday in George Kingston Auditorium, drew close to 2000 townspeople and students. Pupils from Junior and Senior High displayed art, handiwork, and domestic science projects, with notable pieces including diving helmet demonstrations, handcrafted furniture, and decorative arts.
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Maynard
Jor
George Kington
Pi Sg Egy
Anne P Pasakernis
Art- Suisor
Walter Tierney
Detment
Mary A Doyle
Manufal Art Students Exhibit At Junior High
A gymnasium display features lamp stands tool boxes bird feeders plant boxes and other items crafted by the manual art students. An electric joiner and shaper improved project quality and quantity while a lathe produced miniature hammers. Tea was served at four by Miss Elizabeth Wetherbee's domestic science class.
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Dizabeth Wetherbee
Dance Recital Draws Crowd at Bedford Hall
A Friday recital at Bedford Hall filled the school auditorium with relatives and friends of Miss Madaleine C Gillespie pupils. The event showcased many excellent dances and praised Miss Gillespie for her untiring teaching effort. Nick Poleo's orchestra provided music after the performances until midnight.
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Bedford
Madaleine C Gillespie
Tro
Gillespie
Portia Law School
Tow
Nick Poleo
Diphtheria Immunization Clinic Sees Rise in Attendance
Fifty six children received treatment at the second Diphtheria Immunization Clinic directed by the Board of Health at the Health Centre Friday afternoon. Dr S J Cremer headed the staff aided by Miss Mary Ward Town nurse Miss Edith Foster and NYA workers. A third clinic is planned for Friday afternoon from three to five. A Well Baby Clinic held Thursday examined fifty two babies with Dr S M Cremer in charge and Miss Ward assisting.
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Maynard—Pnlty
Board of Health
S.J. Cremer
Mary Ward
Town
Town Building
S .M. Cremer
Board ‘of Health
Mote
Sudbury High School Alum Receives Harvard Engineering Scholarship
Philip Ross, alumni of Sudbury High School, wins a $400 Harvard University engineering scholarship for advanced study. Graduation exercises for the Class of 1998 will be held at the town hall Monday June 13, 1938 at 8 PM. The Senior Deoutgoing class event is Friday June 17 at 9, tickets available. Correction notes Alvin Bradshaw of the sophomore class also honored. Services for the late Rev. followed at 9:30 AM.
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Sudbury School News
Philip ‘Ross
Sudbury High School
Harvard University
Alvin Bradshaw
Funeral for Ca milo Simonetti at St Bridget church
Ca milo Simonetti age 41 of Main street was buried in the parish cemetery after a high mass requiem at St Bridget's Church. Roma Lodge Sons of Italy and many mourners attended with floral tributes and mass cards showing neighbors and friends' esteem.
Maynard Rainbow for Girls installs officers in ceremony
Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls held an impressive installation at the Masonic hall last Saturday night attended by many parents and friends. Betty Puffer became worthy advisor with Helen Isner as associate worthy advisor and a long list of named officers was installed. Betty Puffer and Ann Lord along with Helen Isner were named delegates to the Grand Assembly to meet in Boston on Friday and Saturday. A social followed the installation and a collation was served.
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Maynard “Assembly
Rainbow For
Masonic Hall
Betty Puffer
Helen Isner
Dildegarde Andreasen
Charity
Marion Cuttell
Ann Lord
Faith
Frances ‘Wood
Jean Lord
Beverly
Green
Virginia Taylor
Fidelity
Norma Peterson
Marjorie McClelan
Barbara Prentiss
Inner Observer
Delma Dawson
Outer Observer
Janette Pollgen
Ruth Haysey
Margaret Fraser
Sue Ivan
Frances Littlefield
West Medford
Grand
Rita Foley
Rita Gallagher
Norma Oates
Helen Boothroyd
Hac
D. Edward O'Bryan
Rummage Sale at Marlboro Hospital Store Opens At Nine
A rummage sale today in the vacant store on Temple block will run from 9 o clock with many useful articles at attractive prices. John Barrett is in charge of arrangements. In another game Clinton Germans defeated St Jean s B B C 47 to 4 in seven innings. Nine hits byStaplefield boosted Clinton who built a big lead behindGchied s pitching.
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Merthorg
Marlboro- Hospital
Mold
Elie Tredes
Pemple
John
Barrett
Marlboro
Clinton
St. Jean's
B. C
Staplefield
Obituary for Maurice Herbert of Maynard dies after long illness
Maurice Herbert aged 74 of 74 Summer street Maynard died Monday evening after a long illness. Born in North Andover he lived in Maynard about thirty years. He is survived by his wife two daughters four daughters and one son, and four Herbert children. He headed a department at Assabet mill before retirement and was known in textile manufacturing. Funeral will be Thursday at St Bridget's Church with high mass at 9 o'clock and burial in the parish cemetery.
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Maynard
Maurice Herbert
Summer Street
North Andover
Howard ‘Herbert
Assabet Mill
Maurice S*uckert
Dermnit
Mich
Carolyn
Herbert
Mildred.Herbert
Franklin
Gertrude Herbert
Assabet
St.Bridget’s Church
Uin
Maynard Kiwanis to Host E L Casey Speaker
E L Casey former American football star and Sarvard coach and news administrator of the N Avivn Commonwealth will be guest speaker at Maynard Kiwanis Club next Tuesday noon. Casey is active in youth projects. 38 boys work on NYA projects, awaiting a new program at Bancroft Street School with thanks to the Bancroft Street School and Health Board for cooperation.
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Maynard
Kdward
Casey
Sarvard
Avivn
the. Com
Ibe
Atse
Maynard Kiwanis Club
Next
Duesday Noon
Satan
Bancroft Tae
Health Rh
Otthig
Ecmampethce
Ve Banco Street
Marlboro Medway Track Meet Winners Set
Marlboro and Medway high schools prepared for a track meet today with teams from both programs scheduled to compete. Organizers expect district level competition and standout runners to vie for top placements in sprint and distance events.
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Marlboro-Medway
Artificial life chamber experiments spark debate in society
Dr Alexis Carrel and Col Charles Lindbergh described in the American Philosophical Society a chamber where organs from human and animal sources were kept alive with a synthetic blood substitute. They reported nine hundred experiments on organs including thyroids, spleens, kidneys, heart, lungs and limbs, with discussion of transplant feasibility in the future and study of arteries to illuminate coronary disease.
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Philadelphia
Charles-A. Lindteanh
Alexis Carrel
American Sophical Society
Carrel
Doctor Carrel
Juwie
Terrier Guides Orphans Through Buffalo Streets
A small terrier named Teddy leads a group of 40 preschool children on daily walks through Buffalo streets. He waits for green lights, crosses safely, and warns drivers with a bark if a child lingers. Sister Anastatia supports the effort, and Teddy has guided such groups for years.
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Mary
Reddy
Ellows
Teddy
Anastatia
Hat travels world before return to owner in St Louis
A battered delt hat owned by David J Rotto, a railway express tractor-operator, completed a 1937 globe tour. It began with a May 26 sending note and crossed via air, rail, and water through New York, Norway, Russia, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Portland, New York again, Buffalo and Cleveland before arriving home.
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St. Louis
David J
Rotto
Railway Express
Balto
Caprouemnen
Express
New York
St. Uls
Norway
Russia
Cong
San Frantisco
Las ‘Vegas
Portland
Buffalo
Cleveland
Infant Is 44th Wearer of Baptismal Dress in Darlington
In Darlington Wisconsin a new high record was noted as infant Nar Lynn McDonald and Mrs Frank McDonald became the forty fourth wearer of the baptismal dress made by his great grandmother 65 years ago. Previous wearers include the mother five great great aunts six uncles four aunts ten cousins and twelve second cousins.
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Darlington
Wis
Cori
Lynn
Frank McDonald
Ancient Coins Found in Scotland Hidden Beneath House
A man digging at a house site in Aberdeen Scotland uncovered 200 silver pennies from the reign of Henry III. The coins were found in an earthenware jar buried beneath the foundations, believed to have been hidden by a trader during a feared invasion.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Henry TH
Maynard Italian Society of St Anthony Padua Founded
The Society of St Anthony of Padua for Italian residents of Maynard and nearby held a large Sunday ceremony at Diks Hall. Delegations from Waltham Concord and other Italian groups attended. Anthony Mistretta became president. a two day field day and high mass at St Bridget's were planned with fireworks finale.
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Maynard
St. Anthony of Padua
Diks Hall
Maynard Society
St. “Anthony “Padua
Carmela Partolmeo
Sons of Italy ‘of Concord
Balvetore di Salvatore
Our Lady of Indulence Society of
Philomena Castrochimi
Lond
Haly of
Michael “Velno
Doward O'Bryan
St.Bridget's Church
Beledtmey
Patrick A. McGrath
eArthut
Calero Camella
Louis
Twmetec
Anthony “Vedeno
Axbich
Society of St. Anthony
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Joetheo
Framingham Club Exhibits Toast of Woolley Event
Members of the all tag contests in the civic She building Framingham attended. Corinne Cutting Ruth Mitchell and Dleane Haynes won blue ribbons in the junior group. Rebecca Haynes Connie Cutting Jo Ruth Haynes and others earned blue ribbons for muffins and cakes. An afternoon Dutch Skit entertained, followed by box lunches and campus visits.
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Es Eapel
Optima N F
Framingham
Corinne Cutting
Ruth Mitchell
Dleane Haynes
Hte
Rebecca
Jean ‘Haynes
Connie
Dorothy
Cutting
Ruth Oes
Haynes
Bina Bules
Barbare
Barbare, Stenstrong
Jean Haynes
Mileen Quinn
Rebecca ‘Fairbanhks
Maple meet mourns loss and reunion notes appear
The text notes a person named Maple who was operated on recently and references a sad outcome and a wish for her. It mentions Mr and Mrs Russell Dodge and their Maine visit and describes a Paul Revere Chapter reception for Past Matrons and Past Patrons and charter members. Police Chief Frederick Sullivan and others attended a Company I reunion in Concord.
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Maple
Russell Dodge
Maine
Paul Revere
Grange Halithis Thoteday
Frederick Sullivan
Gunnar Hemmingygen
Stephen Tackney
Louis Santora
Company I, 6Th Regiment
Concord
Sudbury High Baseball Honors 27-Inning Letter Play
Members of the Sudbury high baseball team were presented with letters after a 27 inning effort led by manager Pete Th Webb and Walter Thales.
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Sudbury High
Pete Th
Webb
Walter Thales
Bridge and Whist Club Opens This Wednesday
Members are welcomed to join the bridge and whist acsy at the end of Mrs Wether Hill street on Wednesday.
Maynard Team Dominates In Opening Playoff Drama
Maynard under new public relations manager Dick Lawson won easily at Crowe Park on Monday afternoon. Aten Torppa Mike Za ed Hoffman Connors homered across the game as Ollomatics led 1p. Fickson Dairy offered a prize for a circuit wallop. The Concord Yane Emerson Playground clash was scheduled for 6 p.m. with Erickson Dairy seeking more wins.
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Maynard
Dick Lawson
Rrickson
Vals
OvMatics
Crowe ‘Park
Aten
Torppa
Mike Zaed Hoffman
Connors
Sulo/Hintsa
Nck
Dalry
Zaparesk
Aligy Oq
Prickeon Dairy
Fickson Dairy
Concord
Mrs Leibman Visits in Buenos Aires South Sudbury
Mrs Leibman is enjoying a visit from her sister Mrs A and family in South Sudbury Buenos Aires South America. Arthur and Guilford family members are staying for the weekend as preparations begin for a children's event to observe June 19.
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Is Leibman
Buenos Aires
South
America
Arthur
Guilford
Penso
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King
Hougearts
Joseph ‘Boothroyd
Paris
Walter 'Tierney
Manual Arts
Tierney
Robert Greenaway
Walter Afen
Lake Boone
Wach
Walter Allen
Alfred Davis
Charles Blanchard
F. Mackrecky
John Cannella
C.mistretta
Stanley Piecewicz
John Creighton
Liddlesex Family Laundry
Powoen Mill Road
Taping Telephone
Our Pucks
Wii Call
Moat Travel Baseball
Damarel JR
Budding Orchestra
PEEVE
SRT
Bedford Hall
Sudbury
Camilo Simonetti
St. Bridget’ Church
Chunth School
Maketen
Mace En "Eimer Department of
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N.Y. A
Ewan
Track Ween
Eter
Terrier
Buffalo Streets
Scottigh
Hudson
Anthony Mistretta
Resi
Batteries
Hinton
Jerney
Wojtkiewicz
Paes
Wellesley
Lower
Fala
Newton North
Pepees
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