Pupils Stage Two Fine Plays In School Hall
Two junior school plays impressed a George Washington auditorium audience. Freshmen in What An Act featured Helen Isner Karen Saarinen Joan Turner Albert Bachrach Daniel Sullivan William Murray. Sophomores presented The Ghost Hunter with Helen Schwab Charlotte King Gerald Spratt Wasil Chernack Anthony Lubin James Sullivan. Directors praised for supervision.
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Helen Isner
Karen Saarinen
Joan Turner
Albert Bachrach
Daniel Sullivan
William Murray
Ruth Bradley
Helen Schwab
Charlotte King
Gerald Spratt
Wasil Chernack
Anthony Lubin
James Sullivan
West End Club Joins Valley League
Maynard's West End Club was admitted to the Assabet Valley League at a meeting in Stow town hall. The circuit grows to seven teams including Stow Sudbury Lapointe Hudson West Concord Cardinals and South and West Concord. West Enders to wear cream and maroon uniforms and open with an exhibition versus Middlesex Laundry at South Acton led by manager Leonard Duke Farrell. Bill Croft to debut for Maynard against Acton fans.
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Maynard
West End
Assabet Valley League
Stow Town Hall
Stow, Sudbury
Lapointe (Machine Company of Hudson
West Concord Cardinals
South
West Concord
Leonard
Duke) Farrell
West Enders
Freeman
Actonians
Maynardites
Bill
Local Club Meetings and Household News
The Old Timers Club met at Mrs. Nelson Quintin's River Street home. Federated Church Men's Forum scheduled a postponed meeting at Town Hall with a Mock Town Meeting. Unitarian Women's Alliance to gather Friday at 3 PM at Mrs Robert Steven's Church Street home. Mrs Harriman and Mrs William O'Donnell, post-operation patients, have returned to River Street home. Miss Helen Howarth visits her aunt Mrs Walter Taubert in Thompsonville CT for a week. Ruth Harding, five months, ill with pneumonia. nurse assisting at Cottage Street home.
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Old Timers’ Club
Nelson Quintin
River Street
The
Federated Church
Women’s Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Robert Steven
Church Street
Harriman
William O'Donnell
Clinton Hospital
Helen Howarth
Lincoln Street
Walter Taubert
Thompsonville
Connecticut
Ruth Harding
Ernest Harding
Cottage Street
Missing man located in Hudson after search
Hudson police found Eugene Jackson 28 formerly of Waldoboro Maine who had been missing from his home. Investigation by Officer Chet Andres Magorty traced him to Oak street in Hudson where he was found.
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Hudson
Eugene Jackson
Waldoboro
Maine
Andres Magorty
Jackson
Oak Street
Preschool Clinic in Maynard Aims to Screen Incoming Students
Parents urged to register children turning six by January 15 1996 for school entry next September. Children will be examined for health fitness and up to date vaccines with follow up by family doctors if needed. Registration prior to June 10 required.
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Ydu
Cormmonwalt
Tkats
Eyx
Hall
Roosevelt
Marlborough Bar Association Backs Friday Night Hours
The Marlborough Bar Association voted to align with merchants by closing Thursday evenings and staying open Friday nights starting this week. Secretary William H. presided in the absence of President Judge James V. McDonald and Vice President Justice Winfield Temple.
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Marlboro
Marlborough Bar Association
William H
James V. McDonald
Winfield Temple
Dredging Panama Canal Kept Clear Through Gaillard Cut
Continuous dredging during canal closure hours maintains a clear nine mile Gaillard Cut channel through the Panama Canal.
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Panama Canal
Gaillard
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Eee
General Electric Line
Megacome
Nason
Dieordere
T Rosse Naat
Maynard’s New Movie Theatre
Virginia Bruce
Ricardo Cortez
John Wayne
Verna Hille
Gigolette
Adrienne Ames
Ralph Bellamy
New England Equity Corey Bidg
Main St
Cooper
Tel
Rudolph G
Western Electric Sound
Franchot Tone
Una Merkel
New York
Mate
Sun
Cleveland
Fisher
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor
Toledo
Sudbury Town Hall
Irma Durkee
Waltham ST
Butler Ave
Ed Maunus
New England
Fred Laurila
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