ISIGAL CRITIC TO ATTEND OPERETTA REHEARSAL
ISIGAL CRITIC TO ATTEND OPERETTA REHEARSAL HERE The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Pirates of Penzance draws interest as Maynard and others star. Alan Palmer is Samuel a lieutenant, Manty a rich baritone, Jeffries preparing, Parker Street Hall hosts May 3 and 4 tickets limited. Local art student Mark Kelley designs posters for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isigal
Palmer
The
Anchor and Ark Gleeland
Wilicks
Charles Manty
Hool
Edwards
Manty
Young Cooperators
Arthur Jeffries
Victor ‘Galloway
Parker Street Hall
Mark Kelley
Former National City Bank Chair Mitchell Post,000 Bail
York March 21 a former chair of the National City Bank E Mitchell was held on bail of Ten thousand dollars today for a March 29 federal court appearance on charges of attempting to overthrow income tax laws. The arrest linked to a broader campaign against tax violators in banking, including a tax of 65715240 on 2525504 85 for the year.
Poppy Sale Clarification From Legion Post Members
Local authorities clarify that individuals dressed in uniforms similar to Legion outfits selling poppies are not officially connected to the Legion Post or its drives. Commanding officers urge the public to distinguish genuine post members during annual drives and avoid misattribution of funds or authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merd
iMen
Uni
Legion Uni
Ward S. Johnson
J. Demars
Memf
Aux
Fatally Accurate Sale Notice Listing Farm Items
Monday March 27 at 10 A M bidding on Thomas C strawberry Hill Road d Mass WS 1 pure bred holstein bull 5 heifers cattle are accredited d Farm Horses Single and Harnesses 10 tons hay and miscellaneous gear sale begins 11 30 Terms Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C
Strawberry Hill Road
D. Mass
Maynard Club Cuts Dues and Guest Fees for 1983
The Maynard Country Club reduced dues to 30 dollars per year with no initiation fee for eligible new members. Guest fees change to 1.50 on weekends and holidays, 1 on other days, or 0.75 after 4 pm. B J Coughlin is anew club pro. The course is reported in good winter condition and opening is slated for April 18, weather permitting.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Board of Governors
Hartwell Flood
B. J. Coughlin
Lange
Jong
Mrs. W. K. Shaw Jr. Elected Head of Hospital Society
Emerson Hospital Aid Society elected Walter K. Shaw Jr to succeed Mrs Charles G. Edgarton as president at its March 14 annual meeting in the Nurses Home. New officers include Mrs Harold Cabot as vice president and Mrs Charles L Ward as secretary.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Charles G. Edgarton
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Harold Cabot
Charles L Ward
Farnham W Smith
Philip T Flavin
Robert Hatch
Reginald A Morgan
Herbert
B Smith
Walter Stanton
Mrs Kelso Died In Sudbury
Mrs Mary Kelso, widow of Charles Wallis Seat Charles Field, died Sunday after a protracted illness in Sudbury. Born in Boston, she came to Sudbury last August to live with her daughters. She leaves son William Kelso and daughter Elizabeth Kelso of Cambridge. Miss Florence Seder, Maynard High School teacher, was soloist in a WBSO broadcast Tuesday with Frances Archer assisting.
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Sudbury
Mary Kelser
Charles Wallis
Charles Field
King Philip Heights
Boston
William Kelso
Elizabeth Kelso
Cambridge
Florence Seder
Maynard High School
WBSO
Frances Arcler
Peg 0 My Heart Was Staged At The Tabernacle
The Tabernacle Society presented Peg o My Heart a three act Irish comedy at Monument Hall to large crowds. Rita Hill starred as Peg with Dorothy Flavin as Mrs Chichester and Terrence McHugh as Jarvis the butler to a cast praised for lively, strong performances.
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Ireland
Peg
Mrs. O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
New York
Nathaniel Kingsworth
O’conner
Chichester
Dorothy Flavin
Chichesters
Cichester
Ethel
Mary Sheehan
Jerry
Thomas Flanagan
Sir Gerald Adair
Mr. Kingsworth
America
Rita Hill
Terry” McHugh
Jarvis
John McHugh
Montgomery Hainkes
Charles Mara
Alaric
Miss Sheehan
Mr Diskin
Christian Bent
Miss Fewry
Mary F. Tobin
Tabbernacle Society
Katherine Gleason
Florence Finan
Mary Dee
Margaret Collins
Grace’ Hogan
Mary Hutchinson
St Patrick Day Program At AOH Auxiliary Meeting
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Monument Hall with Miss Mary Battles presiding. Rev William H Fnnick spoke on St Patrick in diverting and instructive terms, Miss Anne Flavin led a song with Mrs. John C Dolan at the piano, and the gathering included community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. C.H
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Mary Battles
William H Fnnick
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Patrick
Anne Flavinisang
John C Dolan
Argo bank robbery sparks $50000 loot and escape
Six gunmen used nitro-glycerin to blast into the Argo state bank in suburban Argo and fled with an estimated $50,000. No injuries reported as police search for suspects.
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Chicago
Argo State Bank
Argo
Roosevelt farm relief bill moves toward House passage
Washington The administration farm relief bill numbered four on the Roosevelt program was slated for passage in the House today. Boston After three hours of debate in the House yesterday the bill to cut state employee pay returns today as the chamber adjourned without a vote yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Boston
Legion Holds Semimonthly Meeting in G A R Building
Marlboro Herbert F Akroyd Post No 132 American Legion met in regular semimonthly session last night at the Legion quarters in the G A R building. Commander Daniel J Buckley presided.
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Marlboro
Herbert F. Akroyd
American Legion
Legion
G. A. R. Building
Daniel J. Buckley
Acton Grange Anniversary Observed With Guests
Acton Grange observed its anniversary on Tuesday evening March 14 with Mrs Margaret Sarre of the Massachusetts State Grange presenting Silver Star Certificates to twenty five year members. The event featured a young men’s quartet and accordion selections, a decorated cake, and a new Executive committee member. State Lecturer Mrs Sarre performed the installing ceremony and the next meeting on March 28 will host Concord and Lincoln Granges as guests.
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Acton
Acton Grange
Margaret Sarre
Massachusetts State Grange
Alice Perkins
Horace Tuttle
Anson C Piper
Frank Woulette
Harlan, William
George Little
Brothers
Spencer ‘Taylor, Jr
Clarence Frost
Concord
Lincoln Granges
Beer Law Shifts Loom as Signatures Due Today
Washington reacts as signatures of Roosevelt Garner and Rainey are sought to start 3.2 beer and wine sales on April 7 across 23 states. Meanwhile state lawmakers act to nullify the 2.75 beer law to allow brewing. In Marlboro, license rejection blocks local sale until a special election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garner
Rainey
Legislative Committee On Legal Affairs
Marlboro
Special Commission
China and Japan in talks spark fears of new militarism
Dr. Teyhi Hsieh warned in Maynard that if Japan continues militaristic policy, it could imitate 1914 Germany and threaten global stability. He urged nonrecognition of Japan, praised China’s unity, and urged Christian missions to aid China amid fears of Yellow Peril. He emphasized China’s government and public opinion, and shared anecdotes in a dynamic lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Japan
Teyhi Hsieh
Orien
League of Nations
Roosevelt
America
China
China Republic
Chris
A .Heieli
Pentieanus
Cambridge University
Honor Pupils Named at Concord High School
Concord High School lists honor roll recipients across four grades for February. Seniors Wally Bralil Dorothy Brown Tripoli DiCicco Fren Enggebretson Emmanuel Lamonakis Karl Madsen Ann Tracy Eunice Miller lead the seniors with top marks. juniors Helen Farrar Beulah Pierce. sophomores Mary Chase Dorothea Hinsman David Kean Richard Laughlin Thomas McAuley Barbara Parke Mary Patterson Mary Rizzitano Thomas Todd Ruth Waite. freshmen Phylis Barrett Helen Batson Virginia Biggs Walter Bush Dorothy Calkins James Callahan Dan Chittim Dorothy Dee Ellen Groneng Robert Hojem Michele Lombardo Gordon MacDougall Betsy Pifer Patricia Robbins Frank Viscariello Adelaide Garthe. Senior girls invited to attend the Woman's Club met criteria of no mark below 6 in February.
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Wally Bralil
Dorothy Brown
Tripoli DiCicco
Fren Engebretson
E Emmanuel Lamonakis
Karl Madsen
Ann Tracy
Eunice Miller
Helen Farrar
Beulah Pierce
Mary Chase
Dorothea Hinsman
David Kean
Richard Laughlin
Thomas McAuley
Barbara Parke
Mary Patterson
Mary Rizzitano
Thomas Todd
Ruth Waite
Phylis Barrett
Helen Batson
Virginia Biggs
Walter Bush
Dorothy Calkins
James Callahan
Dan Chittim
Dorothy Dee
Ellen Groneng
Robert Hojem
Michele Lombardo
Gordon MacDougall
Betsy Pifer
Patricia Robbins
Frank Viscariello
Adelaide Garthe
Woman’s Club
Margaret Calkins
Ruth Davis
Brita Larsen
Rose MacLennan
Ruth Peterson
Treasury Balance Reported at $545,542,965 in Washington
Treasury balance in Washington D C on March 22 stood at five hundred forty five million five hundred forty two thousand nine hundred sixty five dollars according to INS figures.
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Treasury
Washington,d. C
Mar
Oppose State Control Bill Spreads Through Massachusetts
Boston marchers from Wet and Dry camps oppose a model liquor control plan as two bills aim to speed beer and light wines sales in Massachusetts. The hearings continued with lawmakers weighing a state alcoholic beverages corporation bill issued by Governor Bly, while another measure seeks 3.2 percent beer aligned with federal limits and local option reversals.
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Boston
INS
State House
Massachusetts
Sts
Legislative Legal Affairs Committee
Alcoholic ‘Bevenrages Corporation
Joseph B. Bly
Bentley W.warren
Towns voting No in 1924 referendum face 3.2 Beer Bill
The 3.2 Beer Bill signed by the president will allow sale of beer and wines of that strength. Massachusetts lawmakers seek a non intoxicating beverage bill before April 7. Locals discuss Maynard Begr and how beer will be dispensed in town. Some favor licenses, others home brew, or a pony express beer transport plan. Officials say controls depend on state and national action.
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Robert W Lee
South
Boston
Massachusetts
Lewis R Sullivan, Jr
Warren
Massachusette
Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
Medford
Gloucester
Marblehead
Lynn Newburyport
Bever
Brewster
Eastham
Adams
Cheshire
Great Barrington
Hancock, Lee
Lenox
Mt. Washington
North Adams
Pittsfield
Sandiefield
Savoy
Tyringham
Washington
Acushnet
New Bedford
North Attleboro
Norton
Taunton
Edgar‘town
Gosnold
Oak Bluffs
Beverly Lawrence
Haverhill
Nahant
Peabody
Salem
Conway
Deerfield
Erving
Greenfield
Leyden
Montague
Wendell
Agawam
Chester
Chicopee
Hampden
Holyoke
Ludlow
Monson
Palmer
Springfield
Wales
West Springfield
Westfield
Wilbraham
Belchertown
Easthampton
Enfield
Huntington
Middlefield
Northampton
Ware
Williamsburg
Burlington
Dracut
Hopkinton
Lowell
Shinley
Bellingham
Dedham
Franklin
Medfield
Millis
Randolph
Stoughton
Walpole
Abington
Duxbury
Hull
Plymouth
Rockland
Wareham
Chelsea
Revere
Barre
Blackstone
Brookfield
Clinton
Dana
Durley
East Brookfield
Fitchburg
Gardner
Grafton
Hardwick
Leicester
Leominster
Milford
Millbury
Millville
Northbridge
Oxford
Paxton
Petersham
Southbridge
Spencer
Sturbridge
Templeton
Webster
Winchendon
Cties
Attleboro
Danvers
Lynn
Methuen
Newburyport
Roosevelt
Massachusetts Legislative Committee
Maynard—Begr
Ag Doas
Frank S. Binks
Tarbell Nominated in Concord Primary for District Seat
George Tarbell was nominated by the Republican party for the vacancy in the district caused by Representative Smith's death. The nomination occurred in Concord with 112 votes cast and no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbell
Concord
George Tarfvel
Smith
Pageant Judas Iscariot to be in Maynard
The Judas Iscariot pageant drama in four acts written by Rev Matthew A Vance will be presented in Maynard with cast members including Rev and Mrs M A Vance Robert Lester Howard Weaving Margaret Gates Francis Archer Ruth French Loraine Kock Robert Madsen Ralph Smith Frank Archer Henry Price George Weaving and Willis Stockbridge A volunteer chorus will provide music. A new act and scenery were added and recent parish activities include a Union church youth meeting and planned socials and a parish supper to cover costs. The School of Religious Education enters its fourth week in Union church on Wednesdays at 7 30. Rev Matthew A Vance spoke to the Sudbury Men s club last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawton
Harlan Cook
Amy Archer
Beatrice Jordan
Union Church
Acton Centre
Ralph Smith
Maynard
Matthew A Vance
Sudbury Torn Hall
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Hell
A. Howard
C. Ian Burr d
Mass
Action Sale
Maynard Club
W. K. Shaw Jr
Tabernacle Society
Dorothy Flavin Aleric
Charles Mara Pthel
Mary Sheehan Montgomery Hawkes
Christian Bent Martin Diskin
Jerry Thomas Flanagan ‘Footman (Jarvis
Terrence McHugh
Maid
Bennett
Katherine Fewry
Pég
Regal Villa
Ch Chester
Scarborough
Social Register
Hex
A. A Grou
Keen
Miny's
Joseph Ett
Ruth Baldwin
I Maynard
L. D. Wilson
de Molay
Fred Harris
Rolan Dawson
Howard Weaving
J. Rex Shepler
Alan Palmer
Walter Larkin
William Johnston
Masonic Hall
Ayer
Beverly
William Walters
Edward Carlton, Jr
Holls Barlow
de- Molay Legionnaires
Dat ‘Molay Court
Beaton
Court of Honor
Chester J. Campbell
Walters
Hollis Barlow
Mr. Campbell
Congregational Church
Columbus
Fonea A. Lambert
National Football Authority
Grant Hospital
Samuel
Clinton Trust Company
Beaupre
State Police
Paris
France
Germany
Dr. Teyhi
Concord High School
Judas Iscariot
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