Mother Church Elects Officers and Confirms Publishing House Funding
The Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, announces no further fund contributions after July 1 for the 4 million dollar Publishing House now under construction. New officers elected include Miss Mary G. Ewing as president and W. Palmer and L. Ripley as vice presidents, with details read by Charles E. Heitman.
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Boston
Christian’ Science Publishing Society
First
Church of ‘Christ
Charles E. Heitman
Mary G. Ewing
Rookline
Mass
Ra W. Palmer
Brookline
Vline L. Ripley
Mary Wing
A , Il
Chicago
William C., Ewing
Juniors and Seniors Schedule Graduation Dates
The notice lists Juniors set to graduate June 15 and Seniors on June 27. It references the Junior Prom of 1934, highlights dress imagery and hall decor, and names class officers James Malcolm president Bertha Sneck vice president Frances Fearns secretary and Walter Sweeney treasurer.
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and S. MacPherson
Frank S. Fearns
Ann Pasarkarnis
Ethel Butterworth
James Malcolm
Bertha Sneck
Frances Fearns
Walter Sweeney
Sudbury High Beats Weston in Youth Baseball Clash
Sudbury High School defeated Weston High School 6 to 2 at the playgrounds in an afternoon game. Morgan of Maynard served as umpire. Later that week the Grangers faced the Old Timers with Burr and Crowley pitching and a lively crowd. Grangers 5 Old Timers 3 with Rogers and Tighe umpiring.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Weston High
Morgan
Maynard
Grangers
Burr
Crowley
Grange
Old Timers
Rogers
Tighe
Joint Memorial Service Held by Lodges at Methodist Church
Maynard Lodge No. 131 and Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No. 54100 held their annual memorial Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Gertrude Prescott led the procession with Lester and the Odd Fellows marshal. Rev J Rex Shepler delivered the sermon. Adelaide Sims and Alan Palmer sang, with Nel lie Parmenter directing the choir.
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Holy
Adelaide Sims
William H. Johnston
Kert ‘Lester
Hugo Matson
Marion Buttworth
Ernest B. Ingham
Noble
Noble d
Edith Prentiss
Clifford Cheney
Maynard Man Guilty On Two Counts In Fatal Accident
Joan B. Keefe of Concord found guilty of leaving the scene without making himself known and of driving to endanger the public. He receives two months in the house of correction and a $50 fine. manslaughter dropped. Trial held in district court before Judge Howard A. Wilson. Andrew Lilja of Maynard died in the Powder Mill Road crash two weeks earlier. Chief John Connors prosecuted. Patrolman Edward Johnston credited for strong investigation with aide Dugene Lupret, Vehicle Inspector.
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Maynard
Joan B. Keefe
Concord
House of Correction
District Court
Howard A. Wilson
J. B. Caufield
Keefe
Powder Mill Road
Andrew Lilja
John Connors
Edward Johnston
Dugene Lupret
Motor Vehicle Department
Sudbury Real Estate Leases Reported by Goodnow Office
The Goodnow office reports several leases including The Weatherhbee place Concord Road to William Brown of Brighton and the Joseph Keane house King Philip Road to R. J Hodder of Watertown. Pass house on Maple Avenue goes to Mr Livingston of Bramingham.
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Goodnow
Weatherhbee
Concord Road
William Brown
Brighton
Joseph Keane
King Philip Road
R. J. ‘Hodder
Watertown
Pass
Maple Avenue
Livingston
Bramingham
Walter C. Stone
Board of Selectmen
Community Motors
State Road
Artesian
Howland Estate
Goodman Hill Road
Anne Buxton
David
Stephen Fairbanks
Hingham
Forrest Bradshaw
J. J. Hall
New York City
Howard M. Goodnow
South Sudbury
Victor Fillebrowne
Ashland
George Morse
Mmis. P. Frances Axford
Plymouth
William Channing Browne
First
Anne Moyniham
Holliston
Wilbur Butterworth
Whiting Hall School
Boston
Junior Prom Attracts Many Maynard Students
Maynard Junior High will hold its junior prom with many attendees. Graduation exercises for the senior class will run June 26 to 28, with 85 seniors the largest class in the school's history. Rita Bariteau and Ruth Weirmanek tie for highest honors among Ironer pupils.
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Maynard
Hig
Rita Bariteau
Ruth Weirmank
Ironer
Reino Grondahl
Stella Novick
Sylvia Nyholm
Anne Salo
Ellen Taival
Joseph Atcis
Driver Sounds False Alarm In Maynard Fire Incident
Maynard fire crews were sent to Box 21 at Hayes and Arthur streets for a false alarm on Saturday night. A car hitting a lever-string across the street set off the alarm, a prank officials call dangerous and investigated for the likely culprit.
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Maynard
Hayes
Arthur Strees
Fire Department
Oil Burner Permit Rule Enforced by Fire Chief
Maynard reports a new rule requiring every oil burner user to obtain a permit from the fire chief before oil can be delivered. The state fire marshal enforces the permit from June 1, with applications available at the fire department and permits issued by the fire chief. Oil dealers must not deliver while the permit is visible near oil containers.
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Maynard
Mack Quits Boxing Promotion In Hub Because of Slump
Edward McManus known as Eddie Mack quits boxing promotion at Argonne A A A Boston after a slump in the sport. Billy Ames remains as the sole match maker at Boston Garden while Mack stays connected by working with the Bangtails at Rockingham Park. The Dempsey Schmeling exhibition flop plus the Brouillard slaughter loss contribute to the downturn.
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Mack
Hub
Boston
Edward McManus
Eddie Mack
Argonne A. A
Billy Ames
Boston Garden
Bangtails
Rockingham Park
Robert Conway Dies After Long Illness in Lowell
Robert Conway 9 son of Frank Conway of Lowell died at his grandparents 48 Spring Street yesterday after months of illness. Survived by his father a brother Kenneth and a sister Frances of Cambridge. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from Immaculate Conception Church. Interment in parish cemetery under William M. and Harold Tighe directors. Maynard H S relay team placed third in class B state carnival at Fitchburg with finishing times noted. Concord High girls start intramural baseball under Miss Ruth E Emmons with class captains listed.
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Marlboro
Robert Conway
Frank Conway
Lowell
Charles Delisle
Spring Street
Kenneth
Frances
Cambridge
Immaculate Conception
William M
Harold Tighe
Sale of First Baptist Church Clears Mortgage
The First Baptist Church, built in 1927 and valued at 140000, was sold by the Sheriff for 100 to satisfy a 50000 mortgage. The transaction transfers ownership to the buyer to settle the lien on the property.
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Ocean Orfy
N. 3
First Baptist
Marlboro Auxiliary Holds District Initiation Ceremony
State President Mary Doyle of Cambridge and County President Annie Galvin of Framingham attended the Marlboro district initiation held by the A O H Auxiliary. They praised the Marlboro degree team and Mrs Josephine Mallen who presided. A program of music readings and luncheon followed, with several out of town guests and local helpers.
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MarTbote
Cambridge
Fremingham
Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Mary ‘Doyle
Annie Galvin
Framingham
Josephine Mallen
Charlotte O'Sullivan
Laura Sawyer
Mary Hayes
Agnes Gallagher
Mary Donovan
Eighteen Tables at Whist Party in Preston Block
A whist party conducted by Sergeant John P Colleary Post 1 VFW in Preston block drew eighteen tables despite warm weather. Prizes went to Dorothy Carey, M McNamara, D Hayes, David Hayes, F Markey, John O'Brien, John Bracken. Proceeds aid post attendance at the state VFW convention. Arthur Grenier oversaw arrangements.
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VFW
Arthur Grenier
Summer Home Destroyed By Fire At Fairhaven Bay
Frederick C Robinson's summer home at Fairhaven Bay was destroyed by a Wednesday afternoon fire. Robinson, present at discovery, went to Martin Diskin's to call for help as Engine 1 and Combination 2 arrived. Firemen could not reach the water edge, but prevented spread to nearby brush. The house, owned 40 years, valued about 4600 dollars. Robinson plans to rebuild.
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Concord
Frederick C Robinson
Caleb Wheeler, Jr
Fairhaven Bay
Robinson
Martin Diskin
West Acton Notes and Local Social Updates
Miss Margaret Stearns of Medford visits the Garcean home while Albert Noll and family plan to relocate to West Acton leasing the former Raymond Stuart house on Central Street. The Memorial Service at South Acton by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs drew a large crowd.
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Margaret Stearns
Medford
Garcean
Albert Noll
West Acton
Raymond Stuart
Central Street
Noll
South Acton
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Cook
Scouts of
Whit+ comfield
Gertrude Leighton
William B Holt
Eugene Stevens
Stow
Theoir
Iswich
A B Parker
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Middlesex County Extension Service
Cecil Starck
Falmouth
Cape
Bedford Guests and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Mr and Mrs Nelson McCalli hosted Harold Preston of Charleston Mo and others at Great Road. Paul Revere Chapter 8 E S plans a salad supper June 15 for the 16th anniversary. Forest Blake and family from Michigan visit Blake family on South Street. Jean Thompson returns after tonsil operation. Mrs Martin McMahan confined with grippe. Box 47 sounded for a brush fire on Cummings Road early.
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Nelson McCallison
Harold Preston
Charleston
Joseph M
Call
Great Road
Paul Revere
Napter 8
E. S
Forest Blake
Michigan
Community Notes From Town Weekend Gatherings
Sunday evening report notes a small pile of plush burnt as the loss. Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston of Anthony road have moved to Nuttings Lake. George Arthur Skelton and daughter Priscilla with Mrs Irving Poffer left Friday for Iowa to meet Skelton’s son at college and later travel to Chicago for a few days at the World’s Fair. Mrs Zelma Wetherbee formerly Crescent avenue now Medford was in town over the weekend visiting old friends.
Prosperity forecast as wage rises spread across mills
The article argues that wage increases are spreading through mill communities and will lift public confidence, but cautions that strikes damage all and that patience is needed as credit and financial institutions respond slowly to the higher wage, demand, and price environment.
Troop 1 Boy Scouts Annual Canvass Needs Help
The article notes Troop 1 Boy Scouts request assistance to carry on their work. Mrs. Harry B Morse returns from Auburn after weeks away. Mrs Gartner claims damage to her home in the recent action. The Post Office Department seeks bids to carry mails to and from the post office and railroad, with notices posted at the town office and Maguire depot. Irving Smith of Stow travels to North Woodstock New Hampshire to assist Philip Mag in this business.
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Boy Scouts
Harry B. Morse
Auburn
Gartner
Washington
Maguire
Irving Smith
Stow
Hay
Woodstock
Newshire
Philip Mag
Advertising's Power in Free Market Bargains
The piece extols advertising as a force that exposes shoppers to luxuries and necessities at affordable prices. It frames ads as competition among merchants and producers that reveals available opportunities and real value to consumers.
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Weston
Methodist
Wdith Prentiss
Mrs. Marion Butterworth
Joker
Maynard H. S
Fitchburg
Thompson
Malcolm
Arcist
O'Leary
Fairhaven
Gilleney
Piecewicz
Methuen
Concord High School
Misg
Ruth E Emmon
Cora Flannery
Gertrude McGinn
Anna Fraticelli
Virginia Biggi
A. O. H. Auxiliary
Sherwood
Walker
Russel T. Sherwood
James J. Walker
Sambury Seasory
New York
Russell T. Sherwood
Seabury
Samuel Seabury
France
Betty Compton
Bedford
The
Macon
Akron
Ohio
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