Maynard Senior Class Presents Safety First Farce
Maynard High School seniors staged a three act DPAMA farce titled Safety First at Parker Street Hall on Monday under the senior class auspices. Principal A Russell Cole and Mrs Jo D Miller directed with a dancing show and Dunlop orchestra providing music. The event raised about 110 dollars for the senior graduation reception amid lively impersonations by a cast including Herbert Y Francis Coughlan Clifford Scho George Grondahl Marion Boy Florence Jackson Lillian Archer Doloris Miller Loretto Mullin and Cap Cole.
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Lillian Archer
Doris Miller
Loretto Mullin
Cpal Cole
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Rev Felix Powell Ends Most Successful Campaign at Methodist Church
The Rev Felix Powell closed a 17 day evangelistic campaign at the Methodist church last night. The event drew full congregations nightly and 38 converts joined the church. Tuesday featured three services with a special old folks service in the morning and a packed closing service in the evening. Next Sunday morning Rev Deva An will preach on Gathering Up the Fragments.
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Funds Collected for Amoskeag Strikers In Manchester
John Fleming of the Textile Council and four girl strikers visited Manchester New Hampshire Friday and Saturday to raise funds for Amoskeag strikers. Alice Shields Jeanne Torrance Rosalie Therron and Hazel Emery sold tags at Assabet Mills gates stores theaters club rooms and public halls. Large donations were received and many gifts of one dollar were noted.
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Alice Shields
Jeanne Torrance
Rosalie Therron
Hazel Emery
Assabet Mills
Automakers Push Price Cuts to Restore Auto Market
An editorial excerpt cited by Walter Vialle argues the auto industry has adopted heroic price cuts to revive business. It notes the impact on used car values and urges rapid adoption of lower prices to stimulate demand and clear inventories.
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George
Bay Scouts Plan Dike Hike March Fourth
Pudley leads Bay Scouts from Pitchburg station Saturday afternoon March 4 to Fairhaven Bay camp for a first class test hike with outdoor cooking and signaling. Edward Surette, Herbert B. Smith and Paul Lamb will accompany. return by five. The Legion hall dance event notes February 21 and final dance on March 13.
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Pitchburg
Fairhaven Bay
Edward Surette
Herbert B. Smith
Paul Lamb
Dudley
Legion Hall
George S. Keyes
Thomas Mott Shaw
Food Sale To Benefit Children's Hospital In Boston
A Saturday afternoon sale is planned for March 4 from 3 to 6 in the vestry of a Utarian church to raise funds for the Boston Children's Hospital. The bake sale features cake candy and afternoon tea with a young girls club led by Edith Morse and Margaret. organizers include Helen Smith and Peggy Pone.
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Children’s Hospital
Boston
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Competitors' Night At Concord Grange No 150
The Concord Grange No 150 invites members to a Competitors Night on March 1 at the Grange headquarters. James Cullinane leads the men and Mrs Mary King the women with juries, prizes, and entertaining acts judged by local Grange members or visitors.
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Mary King
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