Governor Ely Urges Public Aid In Police Safety Drive
Massachusetts Governor Joseph B. Ely announces a second week of concentrated action by all authorities to enforce motor vehicle laws. He stresses public cooperation and adherence to sensible rules to reduce pedestrian and driver risks and improve highway safety.
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Joseph B. Ely
Br Suseph Bb. Ely
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Governor's Committee On
Our Gang Presents Mothers Program at Legion Rooms
Our Gang a group of young people staged a mothers appreciation program at the Legion rooms on Tuesday evening. The event featured songs dances poems and readings led by Eleanor Flaherty and other group members with carnations for mothers and a cornucopia May Basket for the audience.
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Mayhard
Legion Rooms
Eleanor Flaherty
Ann Flaherty
Nancy Sealey
Beverly Green
Rita Sheridan
Regina
Marion Hinds
Jean Lynch
Gertrude Hinds
Gordon ‘Taylor
Barbara Whitney
Catherine Sheridan
Helen Marsden
Regina Hinds
Agnes Finocchi
Joan Tuvener
Marjorie Jowe
Helen Schnai
Irene Tobin
Margaret Crowe
Alyce Priest
Phyllis Merrick
Gertrude
Natalie Creighton
Ruth Hodggess
Irene Carey
Joan ‘Turner
Our Gang
Elfreida Deittrich
Rita Foley
Krgmia Bourke
Irene Engine
Lee Priest
Helen Schnab
Ruth Hodgess
Ritaheridan
Joan Turner
Preschool Clinics Held by Roce Hooper and Edith Foster
Preschool clinics ran on Maynard Monday and Tuesday mornings from 9 30 to 11 at Main Street and Bancroft Street school sidings. Dr Roce Hooper and Miss Edith B Foster supervised as school physician and purse respectively. The last clinic will be held tomorrow morning at.
Hudsons children party at Court St John Budes Elks Wall
A children's party will be held at Elks Hall on Court Street at 7 o'clock Monday evening. The program features entertainment by children, games, and refreshments. Members are invited to bring juvenile friends, and future guests may depart early.
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Hudson
Court St. John Budes
Elks Wall
Health notices for Roosevelt school children
The article states that parents will receive notices of any defects found in examined children and recommends correcting them before September. It urges all entering fall students to be examined by their own physician with a health certificate and mandates vaccination for all pupils regardless of examination status.
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Roosevelt School
Church Fair at Maynard Draws Large Attendance
The Ladies Benevolent society at Maynard in the Congregational church held a spring themed fair with a supper and entertainment. Booths ran by chairmen Eliza Marshall Mary Sanderson Augustus Morse Fred Taylor John Weaving Richard Allen and more. About two hundred people attended, extra tables were needed, and proceeds supported the society and YWCA theater activities.
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Maynard
Ladies Benevolent Society
Congregational
Eliza Marshall
Mary Sanderson
Augustus
Morse
Fred ‘Taylor
John
Richard Allen
Robert Hartin
Gladys McLane
Robert Archer
Doris” Griffin
Y.W.C.A
Boson
Finger of God
Phillis Quirk
David Walker
George Gutteridge
Howard Case
Annie Young
Students Receive Scholastic Honors Across Year Levels
The school announces perfect attendance from September to May for seniors William McSweeney Florence Hazel Ellen McSweeney Sopho mores John Mercury Philip Cut ler James Bartlett Ruth Heming way Freshmen Robert G Walker Harold Mé Murtry Nellie Hager Grade 8Gertrude Haynes Nancy Noyes Rachel Noyes Annie Rissanen Donel Roberts Donald Stone Sally Stone Grade 7 Alice Andrews Charles Andrews Grade 6 Wilfred Spiller Helena Dibiase Nancy Fairbank Dorothy Bergner Grade 5 Arthur Haynes Grade 4 Barbara Roberts Lois Gillette Albert Savanski Grade 3 George Mercury Rebecca Fairbank Grade 2 Grace Spiller Also no marks below B for Eleanor Dibiase Florence Hazel Virginia Raynor Ellen McSweesey Philip Ross James Bartlett Frances Bennett uth Weming way Theresa Fucvi Ruth Gotberg Parker Bartlett Harrison Bennett Rosemond Dibiase David Liebman Antoinette La Grasse Robert McManus Annie Rissanen At a meeting Principal Alan P Flynn announced Eleanor Dibiase won the Halfour Key Award. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Poster Contest results awarded Jack Fucci first prize and Miller Griffin Theresa Bucci Ruth Gotherg Donaldtone Mary Pinci telli Shirley Delancey Bernard Cossar Margaret Caruso Kenneth Burr. Harold McMurtry earned a literary prize for best book report by the Literary Guild contest.
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William McSweeney
Florence Hazel
Ellen McSweeney
John Mercury
Philip Cutler
James Bartlett
Ruth Hemingway
Robert G. Walker
Harold Mé
Ellen McSweesey
Philip Ross
Frances. Bennett
Uth Wemingway
Theresa Fucvi
Ruth Gotberg
Parker Bartlett
Harrison Bennett
Rosemond Dibiase
David Liebman
Antoinette la Grasse
Robert McManus
Annie Rissanen
The
Athletic Association
Alan PF. Flynn
Shirley Delancey
Bernard Cossar
Margaret Caruso
Kenneth Burr
Literary Guild
Harold McMurtry
Middlesex Homemakers Circus at Carey Hall June 7
The Extension Service hosts a free circus at Carey Memorial Hall Lexington MA on June 7 at 10 00 am featuring animals including camels monkeys bears giraffes and elephants. An afternoon 4 H dress revue with 75 living models and a talk by Doctor Hilda M Ives on Two Loaves of Bread complete the program. Admission is one smile.
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Bonnie Loch Leven
Middlesex
Middlesex County
Carey Memorial Hall
Lexington
Massachusetts
Hilda M. Ives
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Newman Club Members Enjoy Rare Evening of Music Drama
Newman club members attended an A. O. hall program featuring Francis Riley baritone soloist and Miss Blanche Coldwaite dramatic reader. Harold Chapman accompanied. Miss Goldwaite impressed with songs including Love Went A Riding and Figaro aria. May 22 marks the season’s finale with the annual meeting and banquet.
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Jordan Hall
Boston
New England
New York
Life
Zucca
Alyward
Leoncavallo
Bridges
Trish
Vae
Auora
Moore
Kathleer
Chavo
Giblin
Katherine EB. McCarthy
Angeline Gately
Nora Wade
Dorothy Burns
Lauretta Hanley
Alice Werner
Kathryn Ahern
Eleanor Powers
Frances Cassily
John Werner
Joseph E. Granger
Daniel Buckley
Thomas Lynch
Midland League Opens Season at Jones Field
South Acton A A baseball team opens the Midland League season with a home game against Littleton at Jones Field next Sunday at 3 PM. Don Lent coaches the Acton squad with Henry Tolman as manager. The program aims to boost league interest and give every boy a chance to make the team if they attend practice.
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South Acton A. A
Jones Field
Littleton
Don Lent
Acton
Henry Tolman
A. A
Oys
Lange
Maynard Citizens Committee Praises Quiet Support
The Maynard Citizens Committee thanks countless residents and groups for steady winter contributions to relief work. Unemployment funds, golf club proceeds, and town departments support plantings and gardens, with 250 individual gardens planned under the committee’s guidance.
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Maynard—Inc
Maynard
Police
Maynard Golf Club
Maynard Players
Little Theatre Group
Maynard Citizen’s Committee
Crotty Finishes Third in Ten Mile Road Race
Walter Crotty placed third as he returned to form in the ten mile road race highlighted by his strong late surge and steady pace throughout the course. The event drew a field of Irish American runners competing for top honors and local recognition.
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White House
Gro
Hans Luther
Roosevelt
Walter V
Medford Runner Crotty Narrowly Misses Prize in Boston
A. Crotty of North Medford narrowly misses the time prize in South Boston on Saturday afternoon losing by a fraction of a second to Johnnie Kelley. Crotty and Kelley carried Medford club colors and Crotty plans to race at Buffalo on May 12 with other Medford teammates.
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Can A
South Boston
Crotty
Johnnie Kelley
North Medford Club
Buffalo
Medford
Concord Musical Club elects new officers and leaders
Mrs Marvin C Taylor is reelected chairman of the Concord Musical Club. Newly elected include Mrs Samuel Merwin as vice chairman, Mrs Leon F Foss secretary, Mrs Harry B Little assistant secretary, Mrs Seabury T Short treasurer, and Mrs Alfred M ahler and Mrs Geoge H Ebelein as officers. Executive board includes Mrs Charles E Brown, chairman emeritus.
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Marvin C Taylor
Concord Musical Club
Samuel Merwin
Leon F Foss
Harry B Little
Seabury T Short
Alfred Mahler
Geoge H Ebelein
Charles E Brown
Community events highlight Maynard area activities
Maynard and nearby Lawrence residents attend gatherings and visits as the Manchester Unity Lodge delegate plans Lawrence convention. State Treasurer Charles Hurley to speak at Maynard Knights of Columbus breakfast on May 21. Girl scouts host an open air nature learning session on Summer Hill. Memorial Day program led by American Legion Frank J Demers Post and church groups organize events and social hours at local venues.
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Louise McGregor
Lawrence
Thomas Usher
Manchester Unity Lodge
Maynard Council
Knights of Columbus
Charles Hurley
Marion Stacy
Leslie W. Sims
Summer Hill
Clara Greive
Congregational Church
Frank J Demers
American Legion
Edward S Johnston
James W Sweeney
Walter Adams
Harold V Sheridan
Union Congregational Church
J. Rex Shepler
Methodist Church
Juniors All Ready The Junior H baseball candidates
The Junior H baseball squad of 50 under Coach Leahy is set for the season with Louis Graceffa Columbo Lattuca among the lineup. Pitchers Flaherty and Trebeadis and infielders Lubin Boecske Spratt Marriano Kauppi Hallowell Pilecki are listed along with outfielders Whalen and others. The team will play independently of the Minute Man League against local Junior High teams. Interest runs high as baseball remains a favorite summer activity nationwide.
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Leahy
Louis Graceffa
Columbo
Lattuca
Flaherty
Trebeadis
Lubin
Boecske
Spratt
Marriano
Kauppi
Whalen
Hallowell
Pilecki
Hudson Rotary elects officers and plans spring assembly
Mitchell is elected president with Harvey as vice president and Grinty as secretary at Hudson Rotary meeting. Aldo Bonazzol and Lamson named treasurer and secretary elect. The group will host a Spring Assembly at New Ocean. Dunbar of Hudson spoke on the 31st Rotary District.
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Hudson
Mitchell
Hudson Rotary
Harvey
Atien
II Grinty
T. Lamson
T. Temple Aldo Bonazzol
New Ocean Swampscot
Dunbar
Rotary
Hudson Rotary Club
Sha Taurant
Wil Pres
C Lamson
E. Rice
Marlboro
California
Hollywood
Leahy Coaches Team Through Tough Season
Coach Leahy was hard with the boys and the season shows a strong pace. The remarks suggest a demanding training style and a promising year ahead for the squad.
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Leahy
Tinkling Bells and the Clink of Silver in a Palace Tale
A Chinese fairy tale describes the Emperor's garden where rare blooms are tied with silver bells that tinkle as flowers sway. The bells cue courtiers to the finest specimens and signal rewarding attention. The piece parallels advertising messages inviting readers to visit merchants for value.
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