Grange Hall Meeting Opens Nominal Costume Contest
A Grange hall gathering led by Leslie Water featured a costume judging with nearly all attendees in festive dress. Hazel won with a black lace dress, while Florence Stow wore azure blue taffeta and Mrs Orrin Fowler’s piece tied to bridal wardrobe. Second and third prizes went to Mrs Melissa and Anne Ambers, with other attendees earning lucky tickets.
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Grange Hall
Leslie Water
Anne Floyd
John Stanton
Hazel
Orrin Fowler
Florence Stow
Irma Aldrich
Bes
Melissa
Stewart
Anne
Farnell
Adelaide Sims
Campaign funds and church events outline
Maynard announces a campaign to raise 25 dollars for a fund with activities in the morning at 10 15 service and a Study Hour for women in the afternoon. Friday features hymns prayers and an event for the children’s service. Next Sunday a Holy Communion service at 8 and a sermon at 10 45 with Bible class at 6 and a mission at 7 at the Congregation.
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Maynard
Alec
DarreUilee
Motor Vehicle Checks Sweep Police Verify Licenses
In cooperation with the We Registrar of Motor Vehicle police checked registration licenses of automobiles on Sunday and Monday. The effort targeted more than 500 motorists with checks expanding to earlier dates.
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Magnati
We Registrar of Motor Vehicle
Memorial notices honor beloved Maynard woman
Herbert and John of Maynard, Walter of Littleton, New Hampshire, and two daughters mourn the loss of Mrs Comeau. She was a home loving devoted to family and widely beloved in Maynard for fine character and a pleasing personality. Townsfolk visited the home to pay last respects as flowers and mass cards testified to affection. The service was held Saturday at St Henrigolem church with four sons among the hearers. Burial followed in St Bridget’s cemetery.
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John
Maynard
Walter
Littleton
New Hampshire
iMre William
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Comeau
St. Henine Golem
M Carthy
Suneur
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Acton High school tops Tewksbury in season finale
Acton H S 29 Tewksbury 17 as Acton clinches home win at Acton Hall. Roche fills Downey gap scoring six, Robby and Charter debut for fans, Lawrence scores over half, team eyes Fitchburg tournament as season ends.
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Acton Hall
Tewksbury
Acton
Downey
Red” Roche
Robby
Lawrence
Fitchburg
Dra Littleton
Tewkesbury
Howe
Sousen
North Andover
Chelmsted
Drowning Whale Survival Times Highlighted
A discussion notes a whale can be drowned if deprived of oxygen for over an hour, while species such as the great whale can remain submerged for up to 12 hours.
Professor Friedrich Speaks on Government Service at Concord Meeting
A large Concord audience gathered at the First Parish in Harvard and Radcliffe to hear Dr. Friedrich discuss personnel in government service. He examined diplomatic and geo employment, critiqued peers, and favored an American democratic model over English or German traditions while outlining recommendations.
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Harvard
Radcliffe
Wilfred Seager
Burser
Harvard University
Friedrich
Mtly
England
Germany
United States
Sicily's Greek Foundations Shape Mediterranean History
A historical overview notes Sicily as the Mediterranean's largest island, tracing its origins to the Greek city Nazxes founded in 735 B C and subsequent colonies. It highlights Greek and Carthaginian struggles from 596 B C through the Pontic wars and marks Sicily as a Roman province in 210 B C.
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Missionary Effie Grant Young Dies at 70 in Concord
Funeral services were held for Effie Grant Young 70 longtime China missionary. Rev George L Davis officiated at the Deaconess Home for Aged Methodist Women Concord. Burial followed in Waltham. She retired nine years ago and is survived by a sister Mrs Fidelia S Yetten of Waltham.
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Concord
Effie Grant Young
China
Old Road
George L. Davis
Harvard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Miss Young
Waltham
Women's For
Dedham
Joshua An Tamain (Rogers) Young
Hyde Park
Wilbraham Academy
Fpidelia
Yetten
Minstrel Show For Benefit of Church Debt
A town minstrel show at Parker Street hall next Tuesday benefits St George Parish. William Duckworth directs with R Wilson Brooks assisting. end men include Forrest Nelson John Murphy George Jamieson and Robert O'Neil Jr. Featured acts from Babs Claire Norma Bissonette Fimmer Cook and more. Vestry committee members are Ron Nel Stuart Charles Shee and Fred Stokes. Harry Templeton and Mrs Templeton return from Honolulu. Templeton is Assabet Mill manager.
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Maynard
Parker Street Hall
St. George's Parish
William Duckworth
R. Wilson Brooks
Concord
Forrest Nelson
John Murphy
George Jamieson
Robert O'Neil Jr
Babs Claire
Boston
Norma Bissonette
Hudson
Fimner Cook
William
Ralph Jones
William Johnston
James P. King
Misa Marion Jones
Edwin Carlton Jr
Charlies Manty
Alan Palmer
Ron Nel Stuart
Charles Shee
Fred Stokes
Harry Templeton
Honolulu
Oregon
Templeton
Assabet Mill
Roquefort Streets Rise Along Cliff Sides
The small town of Roquefort in southeastern France sits on a cliff with about six narrow streets climbing tier by tier. Homes four or five stories high with bright roofs cling to the rock while a cross-shaped church with a clock tower anchors the town. Visitors frequent the cliffside churchyard and routes above the buildings reveal cliffside entrances to the village.
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Roquefort
France
Doctoral degree announced for John Thornton and neuritis cure notes
West Concord resident John Thornton and two others are noted for work leading to a doctorate this June. The Fordham biochemistry department credits the research with aiding and even curing various forms of neuritis, tracing origins to an older 1934 Williams discovery at Columbia after twenty four years of study.
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West Concord
John Thornton
Thornton
Ford‘ham
Robert R Willams
Columbia
Manard Country Club Elects New President for 1936 Season
The annual meeting at the high school building elected Frank Grieve as president, succeeding Hartwel W. Flood who declined. J. Ledgard and C. B. Johnson were named to the Board of Governors as officers and members anticipate a bright 1936 season.
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Maynard
Manard Country Club
Frank Grieve
Hartwel W. Flood
J. Ledgard
C. 8. Johnson
Board of
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