Come Out of the Kitchen stage comedy by Concord Players
The Concord Players presented Come Out of the Kitchen a three act comedy based on Alice Miller and staged in Veterans’ Auditorium. Olivia Dangerfield drives a rental plan amid family and staff cross currents producing lively farcical complications. Cast includes Elizabeth Olivia Paul Charles Crane Weeks and Mrs Falkener with notable performances from Dr. William M Shedden and Raymond P Baldwin. audiences filled houses each night with praise and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Alice
Miller
Ncord
Dangerfields
Zabeth
Olivia
Dangenfields
Randolph Ks
William M. Shedden
Crane
Raymond P Baldwin
Tammy
Ys W Brooks
Paul
Smith
Charles
Brindle
Elizabeth
Ntha
Jane
Seon Tucker
iHar B. Little
iCrane
Falkener En R Locke
Daughry
Helen R Curtis
Weeks
Tucker
Ts. Falconer
Elizah
Mas Lefferts
Vernon P. Wills
Lizabeth
Ord
Mr. Danger
Willam M Shedden
Randolph
Raymond P. Baldwin
Gladge W Brooks
Amanda
Harry B. Little
Locke
Mrs Falkenes
Richard F. Wood
Smithfield
William A. Tolman
Tennyson
Marie W Arnolds
Cora
Vernon P. Williams
Whch
Dangerfield
Concord
Charles ‘Hovey Pepper
Report of School Nurse Maynard Maynard Miss Mary Sheridan
Maynard Mary Sheridan acting school nurse reported the past month’s work: 64 visits to schools 98 to homes 15 accompanied to doctors 62 to dentists 1 to an oculist 4 to a hospital or clinic. Treatments: medical 4 surgical 2 dental 62 ocular 1 ortho ped 61 pupils examined 169 treatments in school 8 at home 18 excluded for contagious disease. One interview with Dr Wellington. Dental clinics established by Mrs F A May R E Palmer J IM Bellows and 8 S R Garland. The work included 30 extractions 40 fillings 26 cleanings 88 treatments. Miss Edith B Porter RN has assumed duties as school nurse this month after severe illness.
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Maynard
Mary Sheridan
Dr Wellington
State Department of Public Health
F A May
R E Palmer
J IM Bellows
S R Garland
Edith B. Porter
R N
Guest Speaker E O Child At Local Methodist Service
Ex mayor of Newton E O Child, now president of Massachusetts and Rhode Island YMCA, spoke at the Methodist church service Sunday. The American Bible Class sponsored the event with guests from Congregational and Episcopal groups. Edmund Whitney read scripture. Emmanuel Taylor led prayer. Hiram Parkin headed the men’s quartet.
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ABC
Clarence A. Wagner
Hadson
Concord Eastern Star Night Honors Miss Graham
Nearly one hundred distinguished visitors attended Hawthorne Chapter events in Concord Massachusetts. The Worthy Matron presented a birthday cake to Miss Gladys F Graham on her twenty fifth birthday as officers led a graceful initiatory ceremony and a memorial service honored Past Matron Flora C Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Massachusetts
Ernestine ‘Paine
Gladys F Graham
Cora Mr. McLeod
Sadie Livingston
West Roxbury
Miss Graham
Jane A
Wanburton
Palestine
Newtonville
Florence ‘Chargie
Crescent
Stoneham
M. Frances Hardy
Dorothy Bradford
Hingham
Helen Thapman
Wessagusset
South Weymouth
Caroline Denby
Flora C Watson
Graham
Springfield
Minstrels Net Goodly Sum For Emerson Hospital
Maynard Chamber of Commerce reports proceeds from a minstrel show by Maynard Lodge 1 OOF under its auspices and People’s Theatre at Colonal hall totaling about 105 dollars to the Emerson Hospital fund. The chamber donated 26 dollars more, and 25 dollars was received from Maynard Lodge BPO Elks for the same fund. Money turned over to Mrs Helen MacPherson, hospital fund chair. Two Walter Tierney junior high students won state handicraft prizes Elmer Matson first and Roger Matheson second. woodworking prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
Maynard Lodge
Chamber
Emerson Hospital
iChambber
People’s Theatre
Colonal Hall
Hospital
Helen MacPherson
Maynard Hospital Fund Committee
Walter Tierney
Ackland
Elmer Matson
Roger Matheson
Young Wing
Oys
Junior Literary Guild
Operetta Fills Hall With Three Performances in Maynard
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance drew large crowds Tuesday and Wednesday at Parker Street hall. The Methodist church troupe offered polished singing and acting with colorful costumes and lively encores.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard
Per
Parker Street
Maynard Community Garden Builds On Last Year’s Success
A Maynard initiative forms a new community garden to employ aid recipients, letting them earn while producing food for storage and distribution. The project, supported by local committees and the Middlesex Extension Service, will plant three acres of beans, cabbage, carrots, beets, and more, with funds and field use donated.
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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
American Powder Company
F. Allen Hall
Field Street
Alumni Field
Harold Morgan
Maynard Citizen’s Committee
Assabet Institution for Savings Elects Officers and Trustees
At its annual meeting the Assabet Institution for Savings elected Thomas F. Parker as president and James A. Coughlan as 1st vice president. William B. Case was named 2nd vice president and Howard A. Wilson as clerk. Trustees include Oswald C. Drechsler Jacob Laurila Laucius H. Maynard Wallace C. Priest George H. Merrick Sidney E. McCleary with terms to 1936. Additional officers and board members listed with various expiring terms.
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Thomas F.parker
Gavin ‘Taylor
Guyer W. Fowler
James A Coughlan
Frank E. Sanderson
Board of Investment
William H Gutteridge
Wallace’c. Priest
Gavin Taylor
Oswald €. ‘Drechsler
George H. Creighton
James Hilferty
William Naylor
William Litchfield
George J. Newton
Rowland P. Warriman
Patrick H. Murphy
Hartwell W. Flood
Clarence S. Bodfish
Howard B. Case
Harold A. Priest
William Stockwell
Alfred E. McCleary
Frank A.merriam
Fatal crash in Malden involving patrolman's car
In Malden on May 10 an automobile driven by Patrolman Franc Downey collided with a parked truck, killing 37 year old Nellie B Grimes. Passenger Lillian Fowler was slightly injured.
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Malden
INS
Franc
S J Downey
Nellie B Grimes
Lillian Fowler
Downey
Concord Art Association Directors Show Opens in May
The Concord Art Association unveiled a spring exhibition at the Art Centre with nine director members displaying works. Notable pieces include Gertrude Fiske portraits, Frederick Boseley landscapes and portraits, Henry Brooks seascapes, and works by A H Hepburn, Albe K Sohier, Catherine Rev Whyte, and Charles Hovey Pepper. Sculptors Frederick Allen and Mary Abbott contribute plaster and relief pieces, with Abbott also presenting etchings from a world cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Art Association
Art Centre
Gertrude Fiske
Frederick Boseley
Museum School of Fine Ants
P. C. Wilson
Henry Brooks
Guild of Boston Artists
A H Hepburn
Boston
Rockefeller
Williamsburg
Albe K. Sohier
Catherine Rev Whyte
Charles Hovey Pepper
Carl ‘Culer
Repute
Frederick Allen
The
Archers
Mary Abbott
Dolland
Richards
Hupetan
Irak
Vale
Cashmir
Idaho
Montana
Colonel's Maid Again Wins Acclaim in West Concord Play
The Colonel's Maid, with the same cast minus one, drew a large audience at Harvey Wheeler School Hall in West Concord. Richard Derby played Sawyer Bascom as the Concord Community Orchestra conducted by J. Vey Merrill supplied spirited music.
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West Concord
Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Rchard Derby
Sawyer Bascom
Helpimg Wland Society
Magdeline Chapter OBS Guests at Congregational Church
South Acton Otfcerg and Magd lene Chapter OBS of Maynard were guests at the Congregational church on Sunday May 7. Rev Beckett preached on Naomi and Ruth highlighting love between women and Ruth’s devotion to Naomi. A large crowd greeted the visitors and a Christian Endeavor meeting followed at 545 presided by Miss Virginia Milbery. Helen E Fairbanks of Worcester was a weekend guest of her mother Mrs Charles Fairbanks on Main Street.
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Otfcerg
Magdelene Chapter
OBS
Maynard
Congregational Church
Mr Beckett
Naomi
Ruth
Christian Endeavor Society
Virginia Milbery
Helen E Fairbanks
Worcester
Mre Charle
Pairbanks
Main_Street
Maynard Council Member Attends Somerset Boston Meeting
G. K. James and B. Farrell of the Maynard council attended a joint meeting in Somerset and Boston on Tuesday to discuss regional matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. James B. Farrell
The
Maynard Council of C
Somerset
Boston
George W Brothers Elected Concord Men's Club President
George W Brothers of 4 Willow street has been chosen president of the Concord Men's Club to succeed Earl H Parks. Herbert Brown will be the new vice president, the secretary is Everett B Thorpe and the treasurer Henry H Hawley.
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George W. Brothers
Willow Street
Concord Men's Club
Earl H. Parks
Herbert Brown
Everett B Thorpe
Henry H. Hawley
Prize contest winners in Our Gang compositions on Mother theme
Catherine Sheridan won the Mother themed composition in the Our Gang contest for older members. Margaret Crowe won the middle group three to five letter words describing Mother. Marjorie Crowe won the Scraip book contest for the youngest members. At the Mother's party a month end Treasure Hunt was announced with Miss Elizabeth Mahoney and Roberta Maredon assisting.
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Maynard
Our Gang
Mother
Catherine Sheridan
Maynard Righ Class of 1933 Honor Students Named
The Maynard High School class of 1933 prepares for commencement exercises next month. Honor students were announced at the May 4 assembly with Rita Bariteau and Ruth Weir earning high honors. The high honor list includes Rita Bariteau Reino Grondahl Stella Novick Sylvia Kolm Anne Salo Ellen Talval and Ruth Weir. The honor list features Joseph Arcist Dorothy Burnham Bradford Case Anna Fayton Dorothea Hannon Ruth Helmonen Ewin Helander Mary Higgins Aino Holt Tanno Kangas Kaleryo Kannaniva 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. Names may be added if a pupil's average rank reaches 80 or above.
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Maynard High School
Rita Bariteau
Ruth Weir
Rita Bariteat
Reino Grondahl
Stella Novick
Sylvia Kolm
Anne Salo
Ellen Talval
Joseph Arcist
Dorothy Burnham
Bradford Case
Anna Fayton
Dorothea Hannon
Ruth Helnonen
Eewin Helander
Mary Higgins
Aino Holt
Tanno 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 Luncheon and Annual Meeting
The Maynard Woman's Club held its annual May Incheon luncheon at Parish hall St George's church with Mrs Gladys Mearle serving. Officers were re elected led by President Mrs Edmund S MacPherson with Harriet Naylor as vice president and other posts filled. Dr Payson Smith lectured on New Occasions Teach New Duties. The club plans a lower dues rate for 1933 34 and committees announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
St. George's Church
Gladys Meane
Edmund S MacPherson
Harriet Naylor
George H Merrick
Charles A Stockbridge
Patrick H. ‘Murphy
Dvya. McAleary
Dorothy Hamlin
Esther Case
James JP King
Leslie W. ‘Sima
James Eaton
Victor Peppard
Evelyn Lent
Pauline Newton
Frank Greive
Frank E Sanderson
Oendus
James P King
Payson Smith
Raymond E. Hooper
Submarine Maynard-Patrick Officers Attend Boston Drill
Unit 2 of the Communication Reserve led by executive officer Nugent and Charles Manninen inspected Italian submarines at the Boston Navy Yard Charlestown during a Thursday drill. An inspection trip aboard the submarines precedes a Great Lakes Chicago World’s Fair voyage via the St Lawrence River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard—Patrick ,Nugent
Edward Nugent
Charles Manninen
Communication Reserve
A & NR
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Boston Navy Yard
Chicago
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
George ‘Brayden
Charles Maninen
Unit 2
Communication
Proposals Sought for Mail Messenger Service Sudbury
Sudbury post office invites bids for a mail messenger route between the South Sudbury railroad station and North Sudbury post offices. Proposals will be received by the local postmaster until Thursday May 18 and forwarded to Washington for final action.
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Sudbury
South Subury
North Sudbury
South Sudbury
Washington
CASH for Old GOLD Drives Gold Sale at Marlboro
Our country needs the gold you can use the cash. Hunt out treasures in bureau drawers and turn old gold and silver into dollars. A representative will buy 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 come, mail items or have the rep call at your home.
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Main Street
Marlboro
Bedford VA letter highlights school jigsaw puzzles for soldiers
The May 1933 correspondence from Bedford Massachusetts notes Miss Mary Doyle of Maynard Junior High School received praise for students making jigsaw puzzles for veterans. Evelyn Davis thanks the Juniors for remembering the service members and mentions soldiers enjoy puzzles due to practice.
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Veterans Administration
Bedford
Mass
Mary Doyle
Maynard
Miss Doyle
Joseph L. Benson
Evelyn Davis
Massachusetts
Ira Netsot
Mary ~Chutoranski
Helen Boiko
H. Smolsky
Whist Held For Bedford Parish
A successful whist and bridge party for the St. Michael's building fund was held in the Orange Hall Friday evening. Mrs William Myers and Miss Sarah Myers led arrangements. Prizes in bridge went to B. M. Lowe and a long list of winners. whist prizes included Lillian English and Mary McMahon with consolation to James Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchenbaugh
Margaret Callahan
M. E. Welsh
Mr Jenks
Paul Paintin
G. Gillespie
Jenks
A Stanley
Consolation
A. ‘M. Daley
Lillian English
Mary McMahon
A. Gossilin
Anna Cox
J.T Connors
Anna McGann
Esther Sullivan
Mary Cullinan
Wm Beery
John English
Triggs
Annie Mara
Catherine Cullinan
Mary Myers
J. Wiegers
Mary Connor
Eleanor Maguire
James Connor
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E. O. Child
Hawthorne Chapter
Matton
Jessie Harkness
Fitchburg
John J. Gillis
Roslindale
Elua“Bosworth
Framingham
Henri F Tomfohrde
Somerville
Laura L Roberts
Dorchester
Elsie Dowsell
Lillian V. Waite
Wakefield
Edna Nutile
M. Therese ‘Whitworth
Lowell
Jennie Hunt
Quincy
Adah
Jessie Gentleman
Pauline Curry
Brookine
Esther
Hazel A Dexheimer
Weymouth
Martha
Hazel
Norgrave
Cambridge
M Wolmer
Arlington
Warder
Adaline
Balch
Billerica
Senttinel
Clifford Pratt
Worthy
Rosé
Baldwin
Everett
Zelda Hodge
Mulder Floral
iStar
Floral
Marshal
Jessie Robes
West Medford
Floral Adair
Ruth Thulin
Watertown
Helen Callanan
Woburn
Eether
Naomi Crowell
Natick
F. Mebal Willamson
Wdorchester
Electa
Helen Carroll
Maynart
Charles Manty
I'ba
Citizen's Committee
Welfare Department
Thomas F. Parker
Savings Bank
Concord Art Centre
South Acton
Maynard Righ
Woman's Club
Edmund S. MacPherson
Jorreal
Bedford Parish
Lerer
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