Along the Way to Wealth A High School Musical Comedy
The Parker Street stage presents a musical comedy titled Along the Way to Wealth featuring Jack Mason and a cast including Agatha Julia White Dr Ell Edward Han a Polly Lorraine Koch and Irene Lemoine. Performances span Thursday and Friday nights raising funds for the high school with witty bits dramatic romance and a standout sketch by the chorus boys.
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Anard
Ezin
Parker Streets
Jack ‘Mason
Gerry
Kim Swan
Jack
Europe
Agatha
Julia White
Robert Lester
Drell
Ernest Hope
Edward Han
Les DeVere
Irene Lemoine
Dr. Maxwell
Liter Polly
Lorraine Koch
Joe ‘Long
John’ Murphy
Pete Short
John Pozericki
Daily Blesance
Polly
Aggiee
Anna Swanson
Peg Black
Constance Ferris
Dney Erris
John Ranson Iivawger
John Fayton
Aidhi
Wellington
Ruggles
Roderick 'Melyer
Jack’ Thas
Irva
Lilian Sulli
Lester
Lorraine Kock
Johnston
Roderick Mecfo
Lillian Sullivan
Roderick Mecler
John Johnston
Erin Swanson
John Kansonniva
Jack Johnston
Edward Hannon
Richard Murphy
Ruth Taylor
Maynard ‘High School
Miss Lovely
Mary Gudzinowicz
Sara Wasiuk
Lady Bingel
Rita Sheridan
Ruth Weir
J Alice Macey
Mary Soklowski
Veronica Arciszewski
Olga Mark
Eileen Johnston
Eileen’ Reed
Olga Kozak
Veronica Pieciewicz
Maynard Council Knights of Columbus Communion Breakfast
Maynard K of C in communion at 8:30 mass at St Bridget's church. A breakfast followed at Odd Fellows hall with toastmaster James B Farrell G K. Rev Walter Roche offered felicitations and speakers included D D Elmer Ross Charles F Hurley and John Shea. Hurley praised the Home Loan Bank program for homeowners.
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Maynard
Maynard Council Knights of Columbus
St. Bridget’s Church
Odd Fellows Hall
James B. Farrell
G. K
Walter Roche
Richard Hilferty
D. D. Elmer Ross
Newton Highlands
Charles F. Hurley
Pupil Move Aims to Cut Staff Costs at Main Street School
School committee voted to relocate pupils to alternate buildings and offer part of the Main Street School to town authorities for temporary use. Officials say the plan will reduce teaching staff by at least two and save heat and janitor costs, addressing town budget needs.
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Main Street
Maynard
Solemn High Requiem Mass for Maynard Resident Gately
Thomas J. Gately Jr 40 a resident of Maynard died Saturday morning at Massachusetts General Hospital after weeks of illness He is survived by his wife Catherine two sons Thomas and Edmund his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Gately and a sister in New York City He helped organize Maynard Lodge B P O E Maynard Council K of C and the Holy Name Society of St Bridget's parish Delegations visited the home to pay tributes and condolence The funeral was held from the home Tuesday with a solemn high mass at St Bridget's church Rev Walter Roche Rev James Sherry and Rev George Brennan officiated Bearers included members from Maynard lodge and council The service continued at St Bridget's cemetery
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Maynard
Thomas J. Gately, Jr
Great Road
Massachusetts General Hospital
New York City
Catherine Gately
Thomas
Edmund
Thomas Gately
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter Roche
James P. Sherry
George Brennan
Paul Hilander
Wilbur Clark
Maynard Lodge B. P. O.E
Thomas Lawler
Arley Lawrence
Maynard Council K. of C
John Higgins
Frank Taylor
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Fr. Roche
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Service To Legion Members At Maynard Post
Maynard the rehabilitation and Service Department of the Demars Legion Post will render all possible services to Legion members who joined within the past three years. The post will discontinue service to veterans not affiliated with the American Legion. Services include soldier relief funerals compensation hospitalization insurance adjustments and other department services. The Legion is a veteran organization pursuing veteran legislation for fifteen years. A veteran who cannot see benefits of membership is not considered worthy of benefits from the association.
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Maynard
Demars Legion
Legion
American Legion
The
Memorial Day Exercises Led by Local Veterans Posts
Frank J. DeMars Post U L and Maynard Post VFW will oversee the Memorial Day program with Auxiliaries. A parade forms at Roosevelt School at 8 a.m. and moves along Nas on Street Main Parker Glenwood to G A R lot. Clergy, officials, scouts, and veterans join the march. Memorial services follow at Glenwood and St Bridget's cemeteries with orations by Rev. Matthew A. Vance and Rev. George Brennan. A dinner at Odd Fellows hall serves veterans. Sunday mass at St Bridget's Church precedes the next day school ceremonies and high school assembly.
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Maynard
Frank J. Demars
U. L
Maynard Post
Roosevelt School
Nason Street
United Concert Band
the Colors
Co. F 181St Infantry
Frank J. DéMars
Edward Johnson
John Peterson
Girl Scouts
St. Bridget’s Fife
St. Bridget’s Cadet Corps
Children of Mary
Main Street
Parker Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Matthew A. Vance
Congregational Church
Bason Cross
St.George’s Church
Glenwood
St. Bridgt’s
George Brennan
St. Bridget’s
Walnut Street
Assabet
Walnut
Summer Street
Memorial Park
John Rex ‘Shepler
Methodist Church
King
Miller
Panton
Dailey
Tierney
Derkacz
DeMars
Ma Nnid
Odd Fellows Hall
Legion
VFW
St. Bridget’s Church
Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold Sheridan
James Sherry
Died at Home of Daughter in Maynard
Susan R. Nutting aged 85 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Adelaide Carlton 54 Summer street Wednesday morning after a long illness. She was born in Quincy and lived in Maynard nine years. Survived by son, Edward Nutting. Short service at home, then funeral in Quincy at John Hall Chapel at 2 pm. Interment at Mt Wallaston Cemetery Quincy.
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Maynard
Susan R. Nutting
Adelaide Carlton
Summer Street
Three Deer Seen By Local Fishermen Near Maynard
Five men from the Maynard Rod and Gun Club observed three deer near White Pond. One was an albino, unusual for the region, lingering at the water’s edge for about 30 minutes. Witnesses included Dr. C. L. King Frank Parks Walter Kelley Albert Riley and P Foeeph Sehwaiir.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
White Pond
Dr. C. L. King
Frank Parks
Walter Kelley
Albert Riley
P. Foeeph Sehwaiir
Company H Wins Honors at Fourth Annual Drill
Concord unit Captain Dolan led the 182nd Infantry in a prize drill at the State Armory. Sergeant Chandler Saunders won first honors, receiving a loving cup, a medal and $10. Second went to Sergeant Norman L Scherer with a medal and $5, and Corporal Philip H Finan took third with a medal and $2.50. A half hour concert followed as 700 dancers filled the Armory hosted by Lieutenant John Mutty and a volunteers’ committee.
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Concord
182Nd Infantry
John C. Dolan
State Armory
Chandler Saunders
Maynard
Norman L Scherer
Philip H Finan
Manual of Arms
William Hagerty
John A Hutchinson
Patrick F. O'Brien
F M Maddox
M N G
Roy F Goggin
82Nd Infantry
Everett
H C Bacon
Saunders
Otis M Whitney
McEnelly
Victor Recording
Young
Lowell
John E. Mutty
Samuel Melise
John Delaney
John Frawley
Norman Scherer
Conquest
Philip Finan
Phillip Dee
Howard Heyliger
Wage Increase at Assabet Mill Sparks Local Optimism
A 12 percent pay raise took effect Monday at the Assabet mill. Workers and townspeople welcomed the increase as a positive sign for local industry. Some departments recalled staff, and rumors of large orders circulated without official confirmation as national reports point to improving business conditions.
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Maynard
Assabet
Parish Camp Movie Benefit at Colonial Hall
St Bridget's parish camp fundraiser will screen a moving picture at Colonial Hall on Sunday afternoon and evening June 4 in Joyce Kilmer, to raise funds for the annual parish camp. Rev Walter Rocae leads the drive, hoping continued support from past contributors to sustain camp life.
Hardened criminals spoil reform says Major Dee
An interview with Major Michael J. Dee, superintendent at the Massachusetts Reformatory in West Concord, argues the facility has become a penitentiary due to judges sentencing hardened criminals to long terms. Dee cites riots, escapes planned by 13 professionals, and calls for reform by housing only young, five year or less sentences, while praising some officers for restoring order amid tension.
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Michael J. Dee
Concord Reformatory
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Reformatory
Frederick W. Fosdick
Hugh A. Cregg
Essex County
Shine
Maj. Dee
Deewao
Tie
Fosdick
Cregg
Dee
John Anderson
John O'Grady
Rom
Frank A. Brooks
Board of Parole
Brooks
Ales
Fitchburg
Easion
Private Chapel Gardens Open To Benefit Charity
Visitors toured the Gothic Ralph Cram chapel estate in Sudbury and its gardens to aid the Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Mrs. Cram hosted guests and spoke of charitable work abroad while tea and garden tours drew enthusiastic crowds from Concord and surrounding towns.
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Sudbury
Ralph ‘Ain
Massachusetts Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Richard Hobart
Concord
Cram
20Dore Smith
Ann
Whiting
Candy Way Gardens
Birs
Martiards
Wint Road
Hadley
Town
Robert Ames
Plain Road
J. Sidney Stone
Lincoln
Russell Robb
Monument
Sherman Hoar
Liberty Street
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Maynard High Annual Art Exhibit At George Washington Auditorium
Maynard High invites the public to the annual art exhibit featuring work from senior and junior high departments. The show runs Thursday from 3 to 9 pm, highlighting student training and quality pieces amid a local education and health context.
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Maynard High
Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
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