Matrons Patron Night Held by J E S Chapter
Magdalene chapter of the Eastern Star held its annual Matrons and Patrons Night in Masonic Hall with about 150 members present. The event featured initiatory work, a pink and silver banquet decor, and awards to numerous matron and patron pairs from various piers.
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Pynard
Magdalene
Astern Star
Masonic
Rge
Lessie McGarry
Bertha P.wood- Worcester
Mont A. Trumbull
Worcester
Marion E.nson
Barre
Vd J
Elsie F. W. Worcester
Mary Nason
Milford
Marshal
Ber L. Leavens
Waster
Avis
Theresa M. Sorte- Bishton
Harry Miff
Uxbridge
Obliga
Anton G. Simonson
Er Adten
Heisert Schware
Ci SS
the Geamingham
Ruth
Elmer Bennett
Westvoro
Harry A. Caswell
Webster
Martha
Francis L. Buswell
Matthew R. E. Waltham
Hel W.parker
West Somerville
Edith Ge
Zie Hooper
Bertha Michael
Framing Lodge
Brish Whist Social Draws Many at Parish Hall
The fourth in a series of Whist socials for St. Bridget’s parish held at the Perative Hall drew many players and spectators. Prizes were awarded to several winners including Mrs. Blancs over and Ruth Lindsay with special honors to George E White and Loretta Mullin. The series concludes next Monday under the Wisn men. A Maynard Jewish Council Tuna dance and a one act play are also noted events with local participants named.
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Jaynard
St. Bridget’s Parish
O. H
Blancs
Laina Ish
John Dwyer
Maret McCarthy
Ruth Lindsay
Kiam Maley
John Doyle
Iter Adams
Francis Ledd
Marion Cleary
Herbert W. Itin
Lyons
Alphonse Paul
George E. White
Ty Dunn
Loretta Mullin
The
Men of the Wisn
Maynard Jewish Council
Assapet Lodge
Reba 'Lerer
Jacob Liv
Cecilia Gruber
Harold George Glickman
Maynard Seeks Funds for Unemployed and Welfare Gardens
Maynard plans two garden projects for the coming season a community garden for welfare men and individual gardens for the unemployed. The Maynard Citizen's Committee has raised $258 by May 1 with several major contributions and seeks further donations to fund land and materials for a larger number of gardens than last year.
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Maynard
Welfare Department
Maynard Citizen’s Committee
Maynard Citizen's Committee
Elks
Physician Says Children Are In Fine Condition
In Maynard during pre school clinics 79 children entering school in the fall were examined by Dr R E B Hooper school physician and Miss Edith B Foster school nurse. They found all in good health with a plan for additional clinics to cover those not yet examined and to ensure children enter school in September in first class condition.
Finnish-Descent Resident Mrs Helm Dies in Maynard
Mrs Helmi Hinsta aged 42 died Tuesday at her Riverbank Road home after two weeks illness. Born in Finland she lived in Maynard over twenty years. Survived by husband Edward and two sons Sulo and Toivo athletes. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Finnish Temperance hall Main Street with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Helm
Hintsa
Maynard
Helmi Hinsta
S$ Riverbank Road
Finland
Edward
Sulo
Toivo
Finnish Temperance Hall
Main Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord Choral Society Debuts With Beneficiary Concert
The Concord Choral Society gave a public concert at Concord Academy gym last Thursday for the Concord Unemployment Fund. Rev Edward P. Daniels directed a high quality program with skilled soloists and a large, enthusiastic audience.
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Concord Choral Society
Concord
Concord Academy
Edward P. Daniels
Makve
New Tax Bill Advances Tax Assessment Date
Maynard reports a House bill 1235 to shift tax assessment from April 1 to January 1 with two installments due June 1 and November 1. Taxpayers may pay as little as 10 percent, but no single apportionment below $10. Passed this week, effective January 1, 1935, it aims for monthly payments to ease municipal finances.
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Maynard
Riots at Massachusetts Reformatory Lead to Heavy Guarding
At West Concord Massachusetts the reformatory faced riots with broken dishes and windows during a weekend clash. Guards Emil Dumas Daniel O Connell and Deputy Superintendent Jon Anderson were injured but not seriously. Seventy five guards patrolled 1039 prisoners as 11 inmates were placed in solitary confinement with bread and water.
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Massachusetts
Reformatory
Emil Dumas
Daniel O’connell
Jon, Anderson
West Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Dee
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs celebrate 114th anniversary in Maynard
A large crowd at Cooperative hall gathered for the 114th anniversary of Odd Fellowship as Maynard Lodge No. 131 and Miz May Rebekah Lodge No. 54 hosted an evening program. Robert Lester read the annual proclamation, Pietro Mordelia presided, and the show featured Mor Delia Duo, Blanche Goldthwaite, Jan Hagoot, and Raymond Pike with sleight of hand, juggling, and magic. The stage was decorated with plants and flowers. committee members included Howard Prescott and Edith Prentiss among others.
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Maynard
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Maynard Lodge
And
Miz“ay
Rebekah Lodge
Progam
Robert Lester
Pietro Mordelia
Flora
Edith Prentiss
Hugo N.matson
William E. Duckworth
Victor A. Sallaway
Archibald C. MacPherson
Marion Butterworth
Gertrude Keene
Beulah Lod
Fay Graham
National Hospital Day at Emerson Hospital Draws Crowd
Large attendance greeted National Hospital Day at Emerson Hospital on Friday. Nurses home hosted a musical program and tea for children as balloons were given, under the Hospital Aid Society led by Mrs Rex A Morgan and others. Miss Edna D Price oversaw the event.
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Emerson Hospital
National Hospital
Hospital Aid Society
Rex A. Morgan
Edward McPherson
Burleigh L Pratt
Ivan D Servaigs
Edna D Price
Harvey Wheeler Beats Peter Bulkeley in opener
Harvey Wheeler defeated Peter Bulkeley in the opening game of the junior high school baseball season. The contest started the league schedule with Wheeler taking an early lead and holding on for the win.
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Harvey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Basaball
Bedford PTA elects officers at annual meeting
Mrs. Fred Sullivan was chosen president of the Bedford Parent Teachers Association at Thursday afternoon’s annual meeting. Officers include Vice President Mrs John Brown Secretary Miss Mae Graham Treasurer Mrs L M Kieley and numerous committee chairs. A cantata by the Glee Club under Mrs Liljegren concluded the program with a social and tea.
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Bedford
Fred Sullivan
Parent-Teachers Association
John Brown
Mae Graham
L. M. Kieley
Edmund Pike
Mary Sullivan
Ellen Neville
Lona Hunt
Herbert Clark
Louis. Pheiffer
George Lovejoy
John Condon
Hannah Pfeiffer
Glee Club
Liljegren
Junior Rally In Sudbury Church Next Sunday
Junior rally of the Middlesex Mendow Association at Memorial Congregational Church in Sudbury is set for next Sunday at 3 PM. Grace Church youths of Framingham will present a Chinese Play and discuss American Indians with Miss Winnifred Hurlburt of Framingham Center. A senior youth group at Wesley Congregational Church will meet at 8 PM Sunday to plan summer work.
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South Sudbury
Middlesex Mendow Association
Memorial Congregational Church
Grace Church
Framingham
America
Hurlburt
Framingham Center
Wellesley Congregational Church
Harvey Wheeler West Triumph Over Peter Bulkley
Harvey Wheeler West defeated Peter Bulkley School 10 to 4 on the Percy A Rideout diamond Friday in Concord Center. The contest showcased strong hitting and solid fielding from the West squad.
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Harvey- Wheeler-West
Concord School
Peter Bulkley
Concord Center
Percy A. Rideout
Rummage Sale Nets $675 For Hospital
The Emerson hospital rummage sale at the State Armory on Saturday May 6 attracted a large crowd and offered radios to hairpins. Key organizers included Mrs Stanton Garfield publicity Mrs B Alcott Pratt tables Mrs Douglas Miller and others with F W Smith treasurer and Mrs Howard P Swift secretary. About 100 workers helped with selling marking and setup. over $675 was raised.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
State Armory
Stanton Garfield
B. Alcott Pratt
Douglas Miller
Charles Locke
Alexander Chameron
Benjamin Wilson
F W. Smith
Howard P. Swift
Herbert Smith
Charles, Foote
Loring Fowler
Clarence Bodfish
Julian Ballou
Henry Thompson
Dusty Club Chose Officers
The Dusty Club for Boys held its first Ladies Night at Reynold's home on Gar field street. A large number of boys and their girl friends socialized with games and entertainment by Willard Reynolds and Francis Quinn. Officers named: Arre Huhtamaki president, Water Reynolds vice president, Edward Hinds secretary treasurer, Luhto sports manager, Jalma Osmo captain of sports.
Newsboys Bring City to Standstill with Extra Shout
Boston newsboys visited Maynard to hawk papers as crowds chased the sale. Passers by bought many papers and examined for Maynard news, only to find none of local interest. Maynard H S tennis hosts Winthrop H S Saturday morning at Assabet Lodge with elimination for positions this week.
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Maynard
Boston
Maynard H. S
Winthrop H. S
Assabet Lodge
Mrs Conant Reelected Leader in Concord DAR Meeting
Old Concord Chapter DAR held its annual meeting with Regent Mrs Wallace B Conant presiding. Mrs Conant was reelected regent and a full slate of officers and delegates was named. The group planned outings and noted hospital fund contributions as well as reports on the 42nd Contients ese at Washington.
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Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wallace B Conant
Conmint
Herbert B. Smith
Vrginia A Sanderson
John P Alien
Albert B Blaes
Ace Sual
Wass
Witha P. Cuvier
Clarence O ‘Luttle
Horton Edmands
August G Zeigler
Albert R Jenks
William L. Brown
George R. Blinn
Charles H Towle
John H. Lord
Lorng N Fowler
Arthur F. Blanchard
Lucy M Adams
Alfred T Haynes
Warren B Goddard
Elmer Allen
Virginia A Sanderson
Elwyn W Harris
Herbert B Smith
Gardner W Prouty
Lowell Cram
Clara B Cutler
S Thompson Blood
Augustus L. Morse
Grace ‘Conant
Albert B Black
Ivo Dollars
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Washington
Ana Premic
Harvard
John P Allen
James L Adams
S. Thompson Blood
Herbert C Shepard
Hudspeth Exhibits Accepted at Paris Salon
Concord artist R Norman Hudspeth, a versatile teacher and sculptor, has two busts accepted by the Paris Salon, adding to two miniatures previously noted. Since beginning sculpture studies in Paris last winter his work has drawn strong praise from the Tribune’s art critic.
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Concord
New York Herald Tribune
Paris
R. Norman Hudspeth
Lodge Neighbors Night to Be Observed by Local Lodge
Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No 5410 hosts Neighbors Night in Odd Fellows hall with Fidelity Framingham Winona West Acton Mary Liv ermore Shirley Star of Hope Marlboro lodges as guests entertainment by visiting lodges members and refreshments provided by the host lodge. Lottie Maguire chairs with Ertha Carmichael Aimee Archer Mary Hickland and Wilcel Taylor as committee.
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Maynard
Acton Parents Urged to Register Children for School Health Checks
Massachusetts boards of health and education report about 8000 children must repeat first grade due to poor early physical condition. Supt. John F. Hough asks parents of children entering school next September to register at Acton graded schools, obtain a physician's physical exam, and send the report to the high school superintendent by May 1.
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Boards of Health and Education
Massachusetts
John F. Hough
Acton
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