Spring vacation highlights and local town notes
Local students return home from Bates College and Mass General after spring break. The town showcases the Fava Fashions display on Main Street and Mr and Mrs Ledgard travel home from St Petersburg Florida. A brush fire on Taylor Road prompts a two hour response as Maynard records a busy week of community events and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter, Larkin
Benjamin Gruber
Bates College
Yiere
Fulltonton T Shop
Main Street
J J Ledgard
St Petersburg
Florida
Ernest Rasmussen
Summer St
Maple Court
Columbus Raingile
Kenneth
James Dewire
Pascoag
R. I
Maynard Grange
Cooperative Hall
Charles Shattuck
Isabelle Miller
Mabel Bishop
Paul Allen
Dorothy Thompson
Maynard Midland
West Acton
West Acton Atleys
Maynard
Taylor Road
Grace Sweeney
Eleanor Sheridan
Minnie Downey
Magnara Legion Auxiliary
Middlesex County Council of the Auxiliary
Ayer
Norman Sims
Boston College
Joe Ramesh
Maynard Woman’s Golf Club
Frank E Sanderson
Young ePeoples Socialist ‘Clubs of
New England
Parker Street Hall
Worcester
Quincy
Gardner Fitchburg
Vermont
New Hampshire
Local Girls and Boys Basketball Notes from Andover Meet
Sparse readable lines indicate school teams at Andover hosting events. Mentions H.8. girls, Joni S. boys, Jimmie Mahoney, and a regular meet with track and basketball links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grats
de- Joni S
Ibs
Jimmie Mahoney
Elpees Etrongéer High School
Dempiay Chapter ORMg Ball Team Rehearsal Details
A Worcester chapter rehearsal was set for Monday April 4 under manager Hollis Barlow and director Iman Johnston. Plans described include an upcoming demonstration of the degree with the chapter’s ball team and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMpiay Chapter
Ormg Ball
Hollis
Barlow
Iman Johnston
Worcester
Maynard social notes and upcoming events
John Kerens of Watertown visited Dr. and Mrs Louis Sullivan. The Maynard Players plan a benefit performance of The Three Wise Fools. Mrs Mary A. Kearnan and Edward Puffer filed intentions to marry, among others. Maynard Public Health Ass'n meets Thursday at 3 PM. Maynard Co. Uniform Rank K of P to elect officers tonight at Masonic hall. Major LaFlam to lead installation. Progressive Lodge K of P past chancellors to attend Newton event on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerens
Watertown
Louis Sullivan
Maynard Players
L. D. Wilson
Brooks Street
Mary A. Kearnan
South Acton
Edward Puffer
Maynard
Maria Bevento
Julian Street
Providence
R. I
Joseph Perrazzo
Waltnut Street
Maynard Public Health Ass'n
Selectman’s
Maynard Co
Masonic Hall
P. Pla
Newton
Double Egal Stamps at Rickles Shoe Store
Promotion offers double egal stamps at Rickles Shoe Store available Thursday Friday and Saturday. Readers are invited to take advantage of the limited three day sale for extra reward stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickles
Pilate Daughter Play Presented at Roxbury
The Pontia the Daughter of Pilate Lenten play by the Children of Mary Society of St. Bridgets will be shown at Colonial Hall on Palm Sunday with afternoon and evening shows. Several young actors attended a prior presentation at Mission Church Roxbury with participants including Katherine Bariteau Alice Fearns Dorothy Alen Mary Sexton Anna Thane Gertrude Herbert Ruth Moynihan Winifred Tobin Marjorie Murphy and Dorothy Sheridan.
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Pontia
Pilate
Children of Mary Society of
Rain bow Girls Hold Initiatory Degree at Masonic Hall
At a regular Rain bow Girls meeting Saturday night at the Masonic hall the initiatory degree was exemplified. The group plans a public whist party this evening at the Masonic hall and an April Fool party on April 2. Miss Sophie Dzoik visited her parents in Providence RI. Disjointed notes mention Rickles Shoe Store near Rafa 10¢ store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Edith Elsey
Sophie Dzoik
Providence, RI
Congregational Church Maynard Sermon And The Len Ten Season
Union church holds fourth Len ten sermon next Sunday at 10 45 on Receiving the Good. Lord's Supper observed. Communion service prep meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Reception of members postponed to annual week. Bay State Male Quartette to sing at 7 p m next Sunday. Speakers include B LaFollette of Acton sponsored by Phi Glass and the Red D. B. LaFollette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Congregational Church
Maynard
Bay State
Oir Church
Mhany
Phi Glass
D. B. LaFollette
Acton
Drivers Examinations Move to Concord Armory
The Registry of Motor Vehicles announces annual examinations for automobile licenses in Concord. Examinations will be held on Tuesdays starting next month through November 1 at the Concord State Armory, with applicants reporting between 9–10 a.m. or 1–2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Registry of Motor Vehields
Concord State Armory
Acacia Club Plans Radio Revue for Carlton Greenhouse Drive
The Acacia Club of New England, a group of florist Masons, will host a radio revue in the Hotel Statler ballroom tonight to raise funds for constructing and equipping a greenhouse at the Masonic Home in Carlton. A delegation of twenty Masons and their wives led by Albert Batley Jr. will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Club
New England
Carlton
Statler
Albert Batley Jr
Death of Paul Litchfield at age 44 in Great Road area
Paul Litchfield 44 son of Mr and Mrs William Litchfield of Great Road died Sunday near noon. Survived by his parents. Funeral services were conducted at the home this afternoon by Rev William Boicourt of the Congregational church. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Litchfield
William ‘Bitchfield
Great Road
William Boicourt
Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Assessors Begin Annual Canvass for Assessments
The Board of Assessors will start its annual canvass of polls this week for all purposes of assessment. Francis Coughlan has been appointed assistant assessor. Notices require filing a list of all proper personal and real property. forms are available from any board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Trancis Coughlan
Juyer Fowler
Robert Sheridan
Adsessors
Masonic Block
Main Street
Town Conference To Discuss Gas Price Reduction
The Board of Selectmen and invited figures will meet Friday night at the Selectmen's Rooms in Hudson to discuss lowering gas prices and ending the 5 dollar monthly service charge. Representatives from Hudson Marlboro and officials Henry T. Dyson and William H. Wellen are among those invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Binks
Hawin Carlton
William’ Strout
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen’s
Rooths
Hudson
Henry T. Dyson
The
Selectmen
Temple
Postponed Setting of the Country Club Contract
The building committee for the Country Club postponed the erection contract for the new club house after a session reviewing about 20 changes. Sealed bids will be opened next Monday evening when the contract is expected to be awarded. Members include L. E. Wilson James J. Coughlin William Stockwell John Connors and Frank C Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É ‘Country Club
House
L. E. Wilson
James J. Coughlin
William Stockwell
John Connors
Frank C. Sheridan
Hunters Find Cache of Chicken and Pork near Sudbury
Maynard officers report two boxes found by George Carew and Frank Wilder off Great Road Sudbury near Waltham streets. One box held eighteen dressed chickens the other pork. Both containers bore Swift Co labels. Sudbury police notified Seneca Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynards
George Carew
Frank Wilder
Great Road
Sudbury
Waltham Streets
Swift
Maynard
Seneca Hall
Concert Family to Appear in Methodist Church
The Concert Family, renowned as Americas World famous Concert family, will present original patriotic and sacred music at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening April 6 at 7 45. A nominal admission will be charged. The family has entertained in every city and state of America and in Quebec and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Quebec
Europe
Pomona at Bedford April 6 Lecture by Frank A Brooks
Pomona will meet Bedford on Wednesday April 6 for an 7 80 pm session. The program lists a lecture by Frank A Brooks chairman of the Prison Paroles and Pardons and special deputy of Mass State range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Gentral
Pomona
Bedford
Frank A ‘Brooks
Prison ‘Paroles and Pardons
Mass
Exemplify Second Degree by Maynard Lodge Odd Fellows
Maynard Lodge I O C F will exemplify the second degree tonight at Odd Fellows hall. The lodge plans anniversary observance and has formed a committee of William Duckworth William Morris C C Cheney Albert E Randell and Robert Lester Jr for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
William Duckworth
William Morris
C. C. ‘Cheney
Albert E. Randell
Robert Lester, Jr
Methodist Episco Church Midweek Fellowship and Sunday Services
The church lists a midweek fellowship service on March 30. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9 30 A M and morning worship with Dr G B Carroll preaching on Our Trinity of Homes Foretaken of Immortality. Epworth League service at 6 P M Evensong at 7 P M with Rainbow Girls as guests and Miss Dorothy Carroll as speaker. Social at 8 15 with collation in charge of the official Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episco
Apis
G B
Carroll
Epworth L Eague
Rainbow Girls
Dorothy ER. Carroll
Entrance theft at MacPherson Hardware Store
MacPherson hardware store broken into Friday night through rear bulkhead. Burglary did not get past the dollair and the proprietor reports nothing missing.
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MacPherson Hardware Store
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Miss Margaret
Moore
Mass, General Hospital
Roosevelt St
Ady
Salvation
Army
Jacob Oberg
W. B. Case
P H Murphy
Samuel Marcus
New Idea Store
Firestong Rubber Co
Maynard Coal. Co
Boston American
Hudson Lodge
Columbus Rainville
Fogwell
William P. Scully
United Coperative
Society of Maynard
Supt. of
Ar Praara
Andover
Frank E. Sanderson
Vose
Pratts
Middlesex Coal and Grain Co
Roxbury
Methacen
Sisim
Rickles Shoe
Lerer
Main
Oxford
Walter Courtney
Montclair
N. J
Charles ‘Courtney
Brooks St
Fred Davis
Ernrite
Ice Ie Cha
Clark Lee
Bonda San
Uinlon Ave
Framingium
Hemenway
Parnes
Mae
Mura
Parke Davis &Co
Mail St
Maynard, Mass
Ars Peagk
Eau St
John Lynch
Thoreau St
Tel
Concord Co-Operative Bank
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