Maynard to Hold Annual Town Meeting March 13 1933
Maynard will hold its annual town meeting at Cooperative hall Monday at 7 30 pm with 22 articles. Major items include departmental appropriations a 10 percent wage cut for mill workers and actions on taxes, welfare, cemetery care, street lighting, and sewer and water surpluses for notes and pumping equipment.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Lic
Naylor Court
Middlesex County Tuberculosis Hospital
Sewer Department
Water Department
Glen‘wood
The Colonel's Maid Presented by Concord Society
Concord The Concord Helping and Society of the West Concordian Church presented The Colonel's Maid at Trinitarian Congregational Chapel Concord on Friday night to an overflowing audience. The play directed by Mr and Mrs W Edward Lamb benefited the Unitarian Congregational Church with strong performances by Robert Rudd Jr Marian Frame Ken Massie Egbert Montagu Theodora Blodgett Richard Cabe and others. The production drew praise for its lively humor and engaging cast with Mrs Carroll and Mrs Byrd featured in subplots and Ching Ling the Chinese cook adding mischief throughout the evening.
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Concord
West Concordian
Congregational Arch
West Concord
W. Edward Lamb
Unitarian Congregational Church
Mr. Lamb
Robert Rudd
Warner Board
Richard
Richard W McCabe
Bob” Rudd
Robert Wey, Jr
Marjorie Byrd
Marian B. Frame
Juliet
John Car
Theodora Blodgett
Rudd
Julia
Ken Massie
Bob Graydon
Egbert Montagu
James Bascom
Kat Sen
Ching Ling
Colo- 8
Ng People
Ching
Marjorie
Carroll
Byrd
Atren B. Goddard
Ike
Richard W. Cabe
Mies Nan Ef Frame
Mace
Colonel
Boy
Robert Mefr Jr
Bob Rudd Charivey
Theodora
Blodgett
Bascom
Jos
Perce
J. Vey Merrill
Restrictions In Banking To Be Lifted Soon
Banks reopen for cash change and safety deposit access with deposits kept fully liquid on demand. No gold payouts. Police maintain order while merchants use vaults for cash receipts as confidence returns among bankers and the public. Local officials and industrial leaders hope stability follows, signaling better days ahead.
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Maynard
Gaspar Bacon
Bright and Early comedy at Congregational church vestry
The Christian Endeavor society presents a three act comedy Bright and Early at 8 o'clock on Friday March 17 in the vestry of the Congregational church. Cast includes Jimmie Bright Norman Marsh Jennie Early Bennie Rice Ethel May Cushing Marion Laird George Turnbull and many others with the High School orchestra providing the music.
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Bright and Early
Christian Endeavor Society
Bob Hall
Lyle Reynolds
Mazie
Ruth Flint
Mae
Proves Efficacy Advertising in The Enterprise
Maynard Williams says Enterprise advertisements get results. Mrs. Charles Paananen, after months of trying to sell her house, sold it after placing an ad in the Enterprise. The home drew a dozen bidders and sold to Ernest Woller schied. Williams asserts small ads in The Enterprise yielded more prospective buyers than months of other methods.
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Maynard
Waine Williams
Enterprise
Charles Paananen
Ernest Wollerschied
Williams
Evening of Inspiring Tone and Brilliance
An uplifting program concluded with a dash of brilliancy that energized the audience. The performance exhibited rhythmic momentum and contributed to a successful, inspiring evening overall.
Pupils Stir Audience With Jeffries Recital
A Parker Street Hall recital Tuesday evening February 28 featured Arthur Jeffries leading his pupils in a refined program. Marguerite Smith Pauline Clark and others displayed solid vocal growth with sustained tones and musical diction.
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Maynard
Arthur Jeffries
Parker Street Hall
Jeffries
Marguerite Smith
Samson
Dalili
Saint Sams
Pauline Clark
Shubert
Woodman
Charles ‘Manty
Frans
Youman
Poniatowski
Woodforder Finden
Dorothy Mattson
Phyllis Quirk
Wiggers
Evelyn Cole
Jack Johnson
Verdi
Sylvia
Frances Archer
Helen Stuart
Miss .Stuart
Mid-Ocean
MacDowel
Chopin
Raymond Wheeler Chosen Chairman of Concord Selectmen
The Concord Board of Selectmen met at the Town hall on Thursday evening after the town election. Raymond Wheeler was chosen as chairman with Edward W. Sheehan named clerk and H. Whittemore Brown elected as third member. Col. Robert E. Goodwin declined renomination.
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Concord
Concord Board of Selectmen
Raymond Wheeler
Edward W. Sheehan
H. Whittemore Brown
Mr. Brown
Col
Robert E. Goodwin
New Concord School Committee Organized
The Concord school committee met at the high school, naming Warren B. Goddard as chairman and Welle A. Hall as clerk. Miss Mary Harrington joined the board, replacing Thomas J. Powers who served eighteen years. The committee paid tribute to Powers for his long service.
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Concord
New Concord
Mary
Harrington
Thomas J. Powers
Warren B. Goddard
Welle A. Hall
Buttins Defeat West End Five In Stow Gym Victory
The Buttins a newly organized basketball team beat West End five Monday night and followed with a win over the Jewish Council team at Marsden Gym Stow The lineup includes James Allen captain Haggerty Gillenery Sulkala and Marsden They invite bookings via telephone Maynard 6492 to arrange games with other teams
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Buttins
Maynard
Buttiins
West End
Jewish Council
Marsden Gym
Stow
James Allen
Haggerty
Gilleney
Sulkala
Marsden
Ginesa
Sanity and resolve in Massachusetts banking crisis
Editorial lauds American resolve during bank closures led by Governor Ely. Praises depositors’ calm, administrators’ integrity, and nationwide shutdowns as stabilizing, urging continued prudence, optimism, and united effort toward renewed prosperity.
Hawes Wins Three Cornered Race in Sudbury
In Sudbury L Roy Hawes, Hudson Street farmer and florist, won a three cornered contest against Charles W. Way and Howard M. Goodnow for the board of selectmen. Mrs. Philena A. Bartlett was returned to the school board and Harlan H. Noyes was re-elected highway surveyor. The meeting drew large attendance and polls stayed open to 4 30 PM. The voting results were recorded.
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Sudbury -L
Roy Hawes
Hud
Charles W. Way
Howard M. Goodnow
Board of Selectmen
Philena A. Bartlett
Harlan H. Noyes
Tarbell Wins in Primaries for Concord Lincoln 13th District
Tarbell of Lincoln was chosen representative of the 13th district in a special primary to fill the late B Farnham Smith seat. He leads with 1148 votes districtwide while rivals Fairbanks Hosmer Damon and Ahern trail. Concord totals show Tarbell 268, Damon 414, Hosmer 196, Ahern 65, with Sudbury providing 239 votes for Tarbell. A town meeting also approved 59312.72 for expenses and elected officers, including Harland Burr and Howard Burr as listed.
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Concord
George G. Tarbell
Lincoln
Board of Selectmen
B. Farnham Smith
Tarbell
Weston
Wayland
Sudbury
Kennon ‘Damon
Francis J Ahern
Fairbanks
Hosmer
Damon
Ahern
A. Brackett
Tos de
Bedford Street
Seneca
W- Hall
Howard C. Burr
First Parish in Concord Service and Meeting Notice
The Concord First Parish lists Rev Edward P Daniels preaching at 11 am on Sunday March 12 with the sermon The Land Before Thee. Church school meets at 9 45 am. Laymen's League convenes in the vestry Sunday March 12 at 7 30 with Rev Wilburn B Miller of Stow as speaker about his Russia trip.
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Concord
Laymen’s League
Wilburn B Miller
Stow
Russia
Concord Woman's Club Meets to Support Hindman School Fund
The Concord Woman's Club gathers Monday at the Girl Scout Community House for four stay events serving the Hindman School fund both afternoon and evening.
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Concord Woman's Club
Hindman School Fund
Indian Youth Talk Highlighted by Miss Verna Nori
Miss Verna Nori a Pueblo Indian girl spoke on The Indian Youth during evening services at Union Congregational church. She wore Pueblo attire as the Young Peoples Society of Acton Center joined with Maynard church youths for a 6 o’clock service, with Rev Russell May and Mrs May attending. The Church Council met Monday and the Missionary Society gathered Sunday evening.
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Verna Nori
Union Congregational Church
Miss Nori
Youn Peoples Society
Acton Center Congregational Church
Maynard Church
Russell May
Bank Scrip and Payroll Funds Trigger Massachusetts Relief Plan
Banks plan to release payroll money while Clearing House awaits Washington decision on scrip in Massachusetts. Woburn bank will release payroll funds for a leather factory. Plymouth and Kingston adopt scrip issued by four manufacturers. Massachusetts Cooperative Bank official says mortgage and share payments due Friday night through last night avoid fines. Curley announces $1,000,000 scrip payment for Wellvery within a week. Insurance firms defer policy payments for the holidays. Berkshire County prepares for scrip payments Friday. Banks shift funds to handle perishable foods as New Haven rail service cuts occur.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Woburn Bank
Plymouth
Kingston
Warner M Allen
Massachusetts Cooperative Bank
James M. Curley
Insurance Company
Berkshire County
Jbanks
New Haven Railroad
Yankee Clipper
Massachusetts Banks Reopen Under Stricter Rules
Banks in Massachusetts and parts of New England reopen with limits after the banks holiday. All 800 Massachusetts banks operate under Commissioner Arthur Guy restrictions allowing new accounts and deposits, but withdrawals, checks, and gold withdrawals remain restricted. Public safety measures include guards at banks and preparations for payroll and essential payments.
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Boston
INS
Massachusetts
New England
Arthur Guy
Joan i
Massachusetts Clearing House
Washington
Woodin's Board Seeks Start of Financial Machine
In Washington the Woodin team to dawn the emergency financial mechanism. pursuing a medium of exchange such as clearing house certificates to substitute for currency and checks during an emergency. Reports from open banks studied. Woodin confident plans may advance by Congress special session. Attending are Ogden Mills, Meyer, and Governor Harrison. Fed banks to resume fiscal agent role if policy leans to a large national currency issue.
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Washingston
Woodin
Board of Strategy
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden Mills
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Youth dies in Cohas set hospital incident
Hull-Shot when his play mate William J. Ginivan 15 demonstrated a trick. John McLeod 16 died early today at Cohas set hospital. Ginivan will be arraigned today.
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Hull
William J. Ginivan
Solomon
John McLeod
Cohasset Hospital
Ginivan
Finance Committee Recommends 1933 Town Budget
The Maynard Finance Committee outlines its 1933 budget recommendations to the town for the annual appropriation meeting on March 13. They discuss tax rate factors, state credits, welfare expenditures, and town valuation, noting credits will be lower and preliminary tax rate projections range around 38 to 40 dollars with a tentative 38.73 based on a 4 250 000 valuation and surplus use.
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Finance Committee
Maynard
Concord Voters Reject Large Teacher Salary Cut
Concord voters at town meeting debated teacher pay with a 518 to 443 vote rejecting a 10 percent salary cut and a 6000 dollar reduction was approved by 486 to 28. The meeting in the State Armory, with Marvin C. Taylor moderator, also approved several road and street extensions and set a tax rate near 37. Officials elected include Allen French and Edward F. Loughlin to library and planning posts among others.
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Concord
State Armory
Marvin C. Taylor
Leon F. Foss
Schol Committee
United States
Charles G. Wood
Richard B. McSweeney
Edward F.loughlin
Alfred W, Stone
Fiona "M. Bean
Edward W. Sheehan
Edwin D. Brooks
Veteran’s
Board of Selectmen
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Prairie Street
Shirley Street
West Concord
Central Street
iChase
William Wheeler
Willard Road
Musterfield
Musketaquid Road
Public Library Committee
Public Library Corporation
Board of Health
Middlesex County
Allen French
Bessie K. Hudson
Frederick S. Miflett
Edward F. Loughlin
George Loring Thur
Willow Rebekah Lodge Holds Brief Meeting
Because of the annual town meeting the Willow Rebekah Lodge session at Fellows Hall West Concord ended quickly. Mrs Edith M Bailey noble grand presided.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Thaa Fellows Hall
West Concord
Edith M. Bailey
Noble Grand
Time to Build or Repair Housing Overproduction Discussed
The piece notes earlier boom years produced many more homes than needed, with a sharp slowdown in recent years. It recalls building hundreds of thousands annually, then down to about 60,000 last year, suggesting excess supply has been averaged down.
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L. Roy Hawes
John C. Hall
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Edward P. Daniels
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Isaac R. Beharrel
Kennan Damon
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Raymond Baldwin
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Charles T Judge
Peverill O Petersen
Marian B. Miller
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