Maynard social notes highlight local visits and events
Mr and Mrs John J Gallagher settle in West Concord. Maurice Slattery of Wethersfield visits Mrs Catherine Sullivan in Wallcourt. Lillian Shapiro of Dorchester visits Miss Jeanette Gruber. Swampscott guests of Mr and Mrs William Coulter. A C H auxiliary meets at St Bridget's. Maynard Rod and Gun club releases 45 hares in nearby cover. Assessors Martin and Stockwell attend Middlesex County meeting in Cambridge. China and Japan lecture at high school funds lunch program. Finish Temperance Society plans a one act play Twelve Old Maids March 5 at Alka hall. Attorney Donahue attends Middlesex County Democratic League banquet in Cambridge. Downeys of Newton visit Sheridan family. Mr Sheridan recovering from operation. Maynard Lodge BPOE to elect officers March 8. Marion Sullivan returns from Pascoag. Local agents Freeman & Clancy note Westinghouse appliance sales. Various real estate and community notices conclude the page with social calendar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gallagher
West Concord
Maurice Slattery
Wethersfield
Conn
Catherine Sullivan
Wallcourt
Lillian Shapiro
Dorchester
Jeanette Gruber
Acon Street
John Willy
Swampscott
William Coulter
Maple Street
St. Bridget’s
Summer Street
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Herbert Martin
George Stockwell
Middlesex County Assessors Association
Cambridge
China
Japan
High School Auditorum
Young Peoples Club
Young Peoples Club of the
Finish Temperance Society
Alka Temperance Hall
Main Street
John Donahue
Middlesex County Democratic League
William Downey
Newton
Frank C. Sheridan
Bent Avenue
Sheridan
Maynard Lodge B. P. O. E
Lodge Club
Marion Sullivan
Pascoag
Columbus Rainvte
King Street
Local notices mix in Cambridge and Framingham events
A mixed page notes a juror report in Cambridge Superior Court and visits by William Loughlin and two men from Maricore. Scouts win a merit badge at Algonquin Council in Framingham. Hilda's Guild hosts a fish dinner at St. George's Parish Hall. Easter play rehearsals continue at St. George's school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rynch
Cambridge
William Loughlin
Maricore
B. J. Cough
Guyer Fowlut
Algonquin Council
Framingham
Hilda’s Guild
St. George's
Maynard Citi- Relief Committee
George Merrick
Dhat Avenue
River 1
Charles Williams
Ga ‘Boler
Beloved Resident Ellen Fearns Celebrates 84th Birthday
Ellen Fearns, a well known longtime resident, marked her 84th birthday in Washington’s day observance. She remains in good health, enjoys social contact, and a motor trip, receiving cards and gifts. She has one son, S Fearns, a druggist, and two daughters, May Fearns and three children Edward, Alice, and ces Fearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Fearns
Washington
Easter Play At St George's Promises April Showing
Rehearsals for the Easter play The Boy Who Discovered Easter at St George's are under Mrs Eason Cross. Vernon Peterson an 11 year old leads with Harold Taylor and Mrs George Brown in the cast. Pulpits were exchanged with Rev L A Parsons of Hudsi and Rev Eason Cross last Sunday. A baked fish supper will be held tonight at 6 30 at St George's parish hall followed by Lenten services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eBay
St. George’s
Eason Cross
New City
Episcopal Or's Guild
Maynard
Vernon Peterson
Harold Taylor
George: Brown
Parsons
Hudsi
Agrish
St. George's
Kauppinen Waino 14 dies in New York City
The obituary notes Kauppinen Waino son of Caspar Kauppinen of Main Street died in New York City on Saturday while living with his sister. The body was brought home to Glenwood for burial in the cemetery. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Parker Street hall conducted by Rev. Victor Kotila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waino
Kauppinen
Waino : Kauppen
Caspar Kauppinen
Main Street
New York City
Glenwood
Meet the Wife and Miss Doulton Orchid on Stage
Rehearsals for Meet the Wife feature Beatrice Jordan Ruth Finn Eleanor Jones and others for West Acton Lodge 1 0 0 FF show to be staged later this month. Maynards Players pick Miss Doulton's Orchid for Magdalene Chapter meeting with cast to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Jordan
Ruth’ Finn
Eleanor ’ Jones
Karhu Club to Battle Tarmo at Parker Street Hall
The strong Karhu Club from Quincy will face the Tarmo team at Parker Street Hall next Wednesday night in what promises to be a hard fought game. Karhu recently defeated Quincy YCCA to claim their title and aims to challenge the visitors as both teams show solid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Quincy
Parker Street Hall
Quincy Ycca
Tatino
Peabody
Lawson
Teuno Fiskard
Worcester
Keee
Robert Starling dies after operation in Lawrence
Robert Starling 77 formerly of this town died Sunday following an operation. He is survived by his wife Mrs Richardoe two sons Mrs Eben Lake all of Lawrence six grandchildren sisters Mrs George Morris of Maynard Mrs John Archer of Uxbridge and brother William Starling of Brady Pa. Body brought to Dynard for burial in Glenwood Cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Starling
Robert Starling
Lawrence
Bebra
Ther " Starling
Richard — Oe
Eben Lake
George § Morris
Maynard
John. Archer
Uxbridge
William Starling
Brady
Dynard
Glenwood
Fternoon
Kitson to Address Sportsmen on March 13 Meeting
William Kitson leads Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission distribution and Alves of Sportsmen's Clubs will speak at a Sunday March 13 gathering at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kitson
Wiliam Kitson
Massachusetts Fish and Génie Commission
Will Alves
Maynerd Rod and Gun Club
Appoint Te Camden Maynard to Various Town Committees
Camden Maynard appointed to relief general auditing memorial and delinquent committees with members including Joage Fred W Greene Charles W Hoyce Acton and Concord names along with Frank A Colombo and Thomas R Murray among others. Delinquent and entertainment assignments listed with multiple local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Pei
Supger
Ploetsrive
Joage
Rh. P
Fred W. Greene
Charles W. Hoyce
Acton
Burgers Dickey
Whilard ‘Kay
Concord
Raymond HL. ‘Coulter
John A. . Mitzeavitch
John Wolt
Clarence Neal
Finn
Washington Bicentennial program honors George Washington
Maynard Odd Fellows hall overflowed during the Washington Bicentennial observance held Wednesday night under Maynard Lodge I O O F and Rebekah lodges. Robert Lestar delivered an eloquent address on the life of George Washington. Sudbury High School orchestra provided music. Hudson Lodge I O O F staged an entertainment including a sketch Group Photographs by Arthur Greenwood and others. Vocal solos by Vernice Coolidge with Marriet Cox accompaniment. tap dances by the Cogging troupe. A collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Odd Fellows Hall
Washington
Lodge I. O
Agen
Rebekah
Robert Lestér
George ‘Washington
Sudbury High School ‘Orchestra
Miss. Simonson
Hudson Lodge 1.0
Marriet Cox
Maynand- yrhe Valiane TM one act drama at public venue
The production features Roderick McIvet as warden at the Wethersfield prison in Connecticut where the scene unfolds. James Dyke plays prisoner Victor Galloway and Josephine Paris stars with Mrs Oline Crogs as Mrs. The jailer is Dan Denniston. Music by Sudbury High School orchestra and Marguerite Schofield will sing solos. A committee led by William Duckworth oversees the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynand
Roderick
Mclvet
Wethersfield -Prisan
Connectcuit
Father Daley
Chaplan
Guyer Fowler
James Dyke
Victor
Galloway Josephine
Paris
Stby
Oline Crogs
Grange Chorus Concert and Local Club Notes
The Grange Chorus gave a concert at Grange Hall with a large audience of Grangers from nearby towns. Highlights included Morning Invitation Swing Song Recessional Beaauteous Night and vocal solos by Mrs Allison Smith readings by Miss Rena Ferguson and dances by Miss Mary McCauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Gran
The
Grange
Grange Hall
Allison Smith
Rena Ferguson
Mary McCauley
Irene Hekkala
Adelaide Sims
Lillian Epee
Iday
Spe
Lillian Holmes
Grange-will- Be Helion
Japanese Press Presents Dietrich With Rare Ceremonial Robe
A. Kimura, American representative of Asihi Tokyo's leading newspaper, presents Marlene Dietrich with a rare ceremonial robe as a tribute from the people of Japan. The robe is noted as of great value and reflects her status among Western film stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dietrich
Japan
Marlene Dietrich
A. Kimura
Asihi
Tokyo
Miss Carroll Reframes Dieting With Dance Routine
The article notes Nancy Carroll abandoning dieting in favor of a daily thirty minute tap and ballet practice. Ernest Luze is referenced as part of the piece, with the act titled The Man I Am now renamed Broken Lullaby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy “Carroll
Yaprin
Ernest Luzea
Ene
Miss. Carroll
Red frocks captivate cinema’s younger set in screen fashion
Screen fashions favor red for dinner wear and evening frocks among the younger crowd. Frances Dee dons two red dresses, one chiffon and one velvet, for her role in This Reckless Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dee
St Casimir's Triumph Over St John’s In Rough City Confrontation
St Casimir's defeated St John's 35 25 after a physical contest at Casimir's gym Sunday afternoon. Both teams traded leads with 32 fouls called, 16 on each side, as Wasnik Pozarycki and Pozy led St Casimir's balanced scoring while Rogers and Stec of St John's battled hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Casimir’s
St. John’s
Casimiii
Acta
Rogers
F. Stec
Sienkiewicz
St- Casimir’s
St. Casmir’s
Wasnik
Pozarycki
Special Devotions At St Bridget’s On First Friday
A fragmented notice indicates Magnac-Devotions for the first Friday at St Bridget’s church with two masses in the morning. It also mentions the St Fite Drum and Bugle band drill at the parish center Dae Wie Maps House on Suse last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s
Suse
Two Plays in Open Meeting at Maynard Woman's Club
Maynard Woman's Club to hold an open meeting next Tuesday at the high school auditorium. The program features two short plays by home talent with named local participants from the club and school. A food sale will support the Maynard Citizens Relief Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
Helen Siswick
Sidney B. McCleary
Edward MacPherson
S Forrest Howe
William Hayward
Gilbert Hawke
Librarian Gives Talk on Library Use in Town Series
Librarian Moynth N gave the third talk of four on greater library use last night. Open to the public. Miss E Louise Jones, library adviser for the state division of public...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “Moynth
Lbrarian
E. Louise Jones
State Division of Pub
Maynard Librarian Promotes Helpful Tiny Talks
The Maynard librarian champions short talks as an excellent idea and hopes reader response will justify the effort. The note emphasizes community interest and value in brief, informative sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lic
Maynard
First Whist Party Hosted by Young Cooperatiors Club
The first of four whist parties under the Young Cooperatiors Club was held Monday night at the United Coop building. Mrs Laing Walsh won first prize for ladies with Ethel Kivela taking consolation. Stanley Sokolowski earned first for men and Aino Kangas consolation. The events run on Monday nights with a grand prize for the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Cooperatiors Club
United Coop
Mr¢. Laing’ Walsh
Ethel’’ Kivela
Stanley Sokolowski
Aino’ Kangas
Maynard Bowling Alley Transforms Into Ball Room
William Macey owner of the Maynard Bowling Alley has replaced pool tables with a ballroom featuring a porcelain topped waxed floor, decorated walls, and a new colored lighting system. Dancing starts Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights with Al Fracey's orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Macey
Maynard
al ‘Fracey
Mary Lawrence Wins Second Prize at Acton Grange Party
Mary A. Lawrence received the second prize at the Acton Grange Washington party held last Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lawrence
Acton Grange
Maynard Country Club Holds Tenth Annual Meeting
The Maynard Country Club held its tenth annual meeting at the Maynardil nine hole course to review a good year with more guest players. George H. Gutteridge was reelected president. John Connors vice president. Raymond Ve secretary. Frank S. Sanders treasurer. other governors were named as officers. Delegates planned the season and look forward to the opening with members polishing clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynagil
George’ H. Gutteridge
John Connors
Raymond Ve
Frank
Sanders Treaburer
Howard A. Sa
T. Morto
Sheridan
Edward F. Hartwell
W. Flood
Merrick
Prue
Fitere
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Freeman & Clancy
Westing
Eben Ola
Elmo
Numimelin
Waltham - Street
Maynard Jewish Council Entertained Friends From Worcester, Concord, Framingham
Fitchburg
Dartmouth College
Acton Street
Laurie Lever
George
Cook
Dartmouth
Bridge
Dorothy Gickman
George Glickmen
Susan Sheehan
Sheehan Family Association
Glendale Street
John
Willys
Jessie ‘Eason
Gene Foster
Lynn
William @ Coulter
Maplestreet
Little Theatre Group
Mathew Vance
Maynard Theatre
Gruber Bros
Boru
Millie
Panama
RKO Pathe Picture
America
Plana Aaa Beauty
Grange Chorus
Maynard—aAyer IV
Fiw
Déac
South Acton A. A
Gants
Meet Widows
Acton A. A
Merry Widows
Ouéa
Paramount
Rainbow Girls
Maynard Assembly
Rainbow
Magdalene Chapter
Masonic Hall
Marion Lester
Ruth ‘Taylor
Eunice Miller
Carolyn Miller
Margaret Allen
Dorothy ‘Burnham
Rainbow Assembly
Vert
Rexall
Maynard, Mass
Avest Acton
George H. Gutteridge
Isa
Hecking
Raveller’s
Christmas Club Loan Service
Draft & Note Collection
Maynard Trust Company
Main ST
Macey’s Ball Room
AL Tracy
Melody Boys
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