Come Out of the Kitchen goes on in Concord plays
The Concord Players staged Come Out of the Kitchen a three act comedy at Veterans’ Hall with a large, enthusiastic audience. Olivia Dangerfield drives the plot as she schemes to save her family’s finances aided by a witty cast including Dr. William M. Shedden Raymond P Baldwin and Marie Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Alice
Miller
Ncord
Dangerfields
Europe
Dangerfield Mansion
Paulichard
Wood
Charles
Wila Tolman
Elizabeth
Marie Mold
Olivia
Caroline Farnsworth
Zabeth
Randolph
William M. Shedden
Raymond P Baldwin
Fanda
Tammy
Brooks
Paul
Smith
Brindle
Mantha
Ane
Seon Tucker
Har B. Little
Crane
Gister
Falkener Pen
Locke
Cora
Helen R Curtis
Weeks
Tucker
Falconer
Elizah
Mas Lefferts
Hout Money
Vernon P. Wills
Jane
Randolph Weeks
Raymond P. Baldwin
Gladge W Brooks
Amanda
Harry B. Little
William A. Tolman
Wolk
Tennyson
Marie W Arnolds
Vernon P. Williams
Whch
Dangersfield
Maynard-Miss Sheridan Reports Monthly School Nurse Work
Maynard Miss Mary Sheridan acting school nurse reports past month totals: 64 visits to schools 98 to homes 15 children taken to doctors 62 to dentists 1 to oculist 4 to hospital or clinic and 169 school treatments 8 home treatments 18 excluded for contagious disease. Dental clinics by May Palmer Bellows Garland performed 30 extractions 40 fillings 26 cleanings 88 treatments. Edith B. Koster RN recently assumed duties as school nurse after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mary Sheridan
Dr Wellington
State Department of Public Health
F A May
R E Palmer
Jim Bellows
S R Garland
Edith B. Koster
E O Child Guest Speaker At Local Methodist Service
Ex mayor of Newton E O Child, newly elected president of Massachusetts and Rhode Island YMCA, spoke at a Sunday Methodist church service. The ABC class sponsored the event with guests from Congregational and Episcopal groups. Edmund Whitney led scripture and prayer. Emmanuel Taylor gave the prayer. Hiram Parkin led the quartet. The ABC monthly meeting followed Monday evening with Rev Clarence A Wagner of Hadson as speaker and a church vestry collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Clarence A. Wagner
Hadson
Visitors Work Dignified Hawthorne Chapter Event in Concord
Nearly one hundred distinguished visitors from Eastern Massachusetts attended the Hawthorne Chapter of the Matrons and Patrons of the Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple in Concord. The event featured an oriental supper, a birthday cake for Miss Gladys F Graham, and a ceremonial initiation led by visiting officers. Miss Graham, marking her twenty fifth birthday, received a purse from visiting matron Sadie Livingston, while Miss Graham also is set to attend the Grand Chapter convention in Springfield as delegate and holds several appointed roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hawthorne
Order of the Mattern Star
Masonic Temple
Massachusetts
Mrnestine Paine
Gladys F Graham
Cora M McLeod
Sadie Livingston
Roxbury
Graham
Jane A. Wamburton
Palestine
Newtonville
Florence ‘Chargie
Crescent
Stoneham
M. Frances Hardy
Dorothy Bradford
Hingham
Helen T Chapman
Wessagusset
South Weymouth
Caroline Denby
Flora C Watson
Springfield
Operetta fills hall with three Maynard performances
Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance drew large crowds at Parker Street hall in Maynard. The Methodist Episcopal church production featured an amateur talent chorus, superb singing and acting, colorful costumes, and strong audience response with encores.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard
Parker Street Hall
Charles Manty
Maynard Community Garden Project Expands Aid Initiative
A new Maynard community garden program forms to help town residents receiving aid. The Citizen's Committee with local officials will supervise about 2500 square feet of plots, provide seed, and store and distribute harvested foods with Middlesex Extension oversight and donations from the American Powder Co. Funds are sought to fund gardens for all interested.
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Maynard
Maynard Citizen's Committee
Harry C. Templeton
James A. Coughlan
Citizen's Committee
William P. Scully
Board of Public Welfare
James R. Priest
Donald A. Lent
American Legion Public Service Committee
Joshua Naylor
Finance Committee
Middlesex County ‘Extension Service
American Powder Company
F. Allen Hall
Field Street
Alumni Field
Harold Morgan
Maynard Citizen’s Committee
Minstrels Net Goodly Sum For Emerson Hospital
Maynard Chamber of Commerce reports that a minstrel show by Maynard Lodge and the People’s theatre at Colonal hall raised about 105 dollars for Emerson Hospital. The chamber donated 26 dollars, acknowledges 25 dollars from Maynard Lodge, and all funds were turned over to Mrs Helen MacPherson, chairwoman of the Maynard Hospital Fund Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
Maynard Lodge
Chamber
Emerson Hospital
People’s Theatre
Colonal Hall
Hospital
Helen MacPherson
Maynard Hospital
Assabet Institution for Savings Elects Officers and Trustees
At the annual meeting in the bank rooms, elections named Thomas F. Parker as president and James A. Coughlan as 1st vice president. William B. Case became 2nd vice president, with Howard A. Wilson as clerk and Oswald C. Drechsler and others as trustees. several terms expire in 1934 1935 and 1936. The article lists additional officers, board members, and committee assignments for the Assabet Institution for Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMaynard
Assabet Institution For Savings
Thomas F. Parker
James A. Coughlan
William B. Case
Howard A. Wilson
Oswald C. Drecusler
Jacob ‘Laurila
Lucius H. Maynard
Wallace C. ‘Priest
George H.merrick
Sidney E. McCleary
Patrick H.murphy
Hartwell W. Flood
Clarence S. Bodfish
Howard B. Case
Harold A. Priest
William Stockwell
Alfred KE. McCleary
Frank A.merriam
Autos crash kills Mrs Grimes as patrolman’s car hits truck
Malden reports a patrolman Francis J Downey lost control of his car this morning, striking a parked truck and killing Mrs Nellie B Grimes, 37. Passenger Lillian Fowler sustained minor injuries.
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Malden
INS
Francs J Downey
Nellie B Grimes
Migg
Lillian Fowler
Downey
Concord Art Association Directors Present Spring Exhibition
The Concord Art Association opens a curved two floor show at the Art Centre with nine directors as the exhibitors. Portraits by Gertrude Fiske and works by Frederick Boseley Henry Brooks and others fill the display with landscapes pe tuni as and Cape Cod shores. Sculptors Frederick Allen and Mary Abbott contribute plaster and garden relief pieces while etchings on the lower floor depict distant scenes from a world cruise. The collection offers a pleasant varied array inviting visitors to May and June in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Art Association
Art Centre
Pan
Gertrude Fiske
Frederick Boseley
Museum School of Fine Arts
P. C. Wilson
Henry Brooks
Guild of Boston Artists
Cape Cod
A H Hepburn
Boston
Rockefeller
Williamsburg
wAike K. Sohier
Catherine Roiso Whyte
Charles Hovey Pepper
Car
Irak
Cashmir
Idaho
Montana
Colonel's Maid Again Wins Acclaim in West Concord
West Concord, Harvey Wheeler School Hall stage copy of The Colonel's Maid drew large crowds and earned renewed applause. Richard Derby starred as Sawyer Bascom with strong support from Warren Goddard Richard McCabe Marion Frame Alison Massie and others as the West Concord Community Orchestra provided spirited music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Rchard Derby
Sawyer Bascom
Herping
Congregational church hosts Magdelene Chapter visitors
South Acton Ottcergs and Magde lene Chapter OBS Maynard members attended a Sunday service led by Rev. Beckett who centered on Naomi and Ruth to highlight love between women. A Christian Endeavor Society meeting followed at 5 45 pm led by Miss Virginia Milbery. Helen E Fairbanks of Worcester stayed with Mrs Charles Fairbanks on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottcergs
Magdelene Chapter
OBS
Maynard
Congregational Church
Mr Beckett
Naomi
Ruth
Christian Endeavor Society
Virginia Milbery
Helen E Fairbanks
Worcester
Mre Charle Ts
Pairbanks
Main Street
Two JH boys win state handicraft prizes at Ackland
Walter Tierney's Junior High class saw two students excel at the annual state handicraft contest held at Ackland. Fimer Matson won first prize and Roger Matheson took second in woodworking prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tierney
Ackland
Fimer Matson
Roger Matheson
Maynard Council Members Attend Somerset Boston Meeting
G. K. James and B. Farrell of the Maynard Council K of attended a Tuesday gathering in Somerset and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. James B. Farrell
The
Maynard Council
Somerset
Boston
George W Brothers Heads Concord Men's Club
George W Brothers of 4 Willow street is chosen president of the Concord Men's Club to succeed Earl H Parks. Herbert Brown becomes vice president, Everett E Thorpe is secretary and treasurer with Henry H Hawlex serving in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brothers
Willow Street
Concord Men's Club
Earl H. Parks
Herbert Brown
Everett E.thorpe
Henry H. Hawlex
Our Gang Prize Contests Honor Mothers and Young Members
Catherine Sheridan won a prize in a Mother themed composition contest among older Our Gang members judged by Mrs Mary Coughlan. Margaret Crowe won in the middle group for three to five letter words about Mother, and Marjorie Crowe won the youngest Scrapbook contest. At the Mother's party the Gang announced a Treasure Hunt at month end with Miss Elizabeth Mahoney and Poberta Maredan as guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Our Gang
Mother
Catherine Sheridan
Maynard High Glass 33 Honor Students Named
Maynard High School class of 1933 seniors prepared for commencement exercises to be held next month. The honor roll includes high honors Rita Bariteau Reino Grondahl Stella Novick Sylvia Kolm Anne Salo Ellen Whival Ruth Weir and honors list Joseph Arcist Dorothy Burnham Bradford Case Anna Fayton Dorothy Hannon Ruth Helonen Edwin Helander Mary Higgins Aino Holt Tanna Kangas Kaleryo Kanniniva Alice Kitowicz Lorain Koch Olga Kozak Marion Ledgard Lempi Marjama George Murphy Bennie Piecewicz Willis Stockbridge Mary Tobin Winnifred Tobin Joseph Trebendis Tom Williams Paul Wilson Stanley Wojtkiewicz with potential additions if averages rise above 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Rita Bariteau
Ruth Weir
Reino Grondahl
Stella Novick
Sylvia Kolm
Anne Salo
Ellen Whival
Joseph Arcist
Dorothy Burnham
Bradford Case
Anna Fayton
Dorothea Hannon
Ruth Helnonen
Edwin Helander
Mary Higgins
Aino Holt
Tanna Kangas
Kaleryo Kansanniva
Alice Kitowicz
Lorain Koch
Olga Kozak
Marion Ledgard Lempi Marjama
George Murphy
Bennie ‘Piecewicz
Willis Stockbridge
Mary Tobin
Winnifred ‘Tobin
Joseph Trebendis
Tomi Williams
Paul Wilson
Stanley Wojtkiewicz
Maynard Woman's Club Holds Luncheon and Meeting
The Maynard Woman's Club held its annual luncheon at Parish Hall St George's church with Mrs Gladys McLane decorating. Mrs Edmund S MacPherson was re elected president and new officers and committees were announced. Dr Payson Smith spoke on New Occasions Teach New Duties. Club dues for 1933 34 expected to drop to $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
St. George's Church
Gladys McLane
Edmund S MacPherson
Harriet Naylor
George H Merrick
Charles A Stockbridge
Patrick H. ‘Murphy
Dsony A. McAleary
Dorothy Hamlin
Esther Case
James JP King
Leslie W. ‘Sims
James Eaton
Victor Peppard
Evelyn Lent
Pauline Newton
Frank Greive
Frank E Sanderson
Press
James P King
Payson Smith
Raymond E. Hooper
Submarine Maynard-Patrick Visit and Navy Yard Drills
Inspection of submarine Maynard Patrick and personnel from Unit 2 Communication Reserve conducted at the Boston Navy Yard Charlestown during a Thursday drill. An inspection voyage on Italian subs and supply ships bound for the Chicago World’s Fair via St Lawrence River and Great Lakes noted. George Brayden and Charles Maninen enjoyed a Provincetown weekend trip aboard USS Dupont, a late model destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard—Patrick ,Nugent
Edward Nugent
Charles Manninen
Unit 2
Communication Reserve
A & NR
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Boston Navy Yard
Chicago
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
George Brayden
Charles Maninen
Cash for Old Gold at Marlboro May 12 and 13
Our representative will buy old gold and silver on Friday and Saturday May 12 and 13 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at room 5, 149 Main Street Marlboro. If you can't bring items, write to the address or have the representative call at your home.
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Main Street
Marlboro
Bedford VA letters praise student puzzles and poster contest
A 1923 Bedford Massachusetts letter from Evelyn Davis expresses gratitude for jig saw puzzles made by Miss Mary Doyle and Maynard Juniors, noting soldiers enjoy the activity. Another note congratulates Junior High pupils Irja Nelson Mary Chutoranski Helen Boiko and H Smolsky for humane poster awards and lists prize wins by Charlotte King Deki Sullivan Virginia Burke and Rita Foley in the Massachusetts S P C A and Junior Literary Guild programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Bedford
Mass
Mary Doyle
Maynard
Miss Doyle
Joseph L. Benson
Evelyn Davis
Massachusetts
P -Ublic
Irja Nelson
Mary Chutoranski
Helen Boiko
H. Smolsky
Dumb Animals Magazine
Mays
Junior Literary Guild
Charlotte King
Deki Sullivan
Virginia Burke
Rita Foley
Whist and Bridge Party for Bedford Parish Fund
A successful whist and bridge event at Grange Hall raised funds for St. Michael s building project. Mrs William Myers and Miss Sarah Myers led the arrangements, with numerous players named for prizes in bridge and whist, including B. M. Lowe and Edwin Champney.
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Hincord
E. O. Child
Hawthorne Chapter
Aoe
Jessie Harkness
Fitchburg
John JH Gillis
Roslindale
Elua
Iorgrave
Cambridge
Electaida
Helen Callanan
Woburn
Esther
Naon Crowell
Natick
Martha
F. iMebal Willamson
Dorchester
Electa
Helen Carroll
Conductress
Philip Carr
Lawrence
Loring ‘Harkness
Adah
Lester
Gaitney
Theodore Hannaford
Welfare Department
Savings Bank
Concord Art Centre
South Acton
Maynard High
Glass
Woman's Club
Edmund S. MacPherson
Sudbury
South Sudbury
North Sudbury
Washington
Bedford Parish
Lerer
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