Maynard Community Calendar and Local Society Notes
A Maynard Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Tuesday evening November 19. Framingham High freshmen–sophomores beat Maynard freshmen–sophomores by 130 at Framingham, marking a third straight 130 loss. Alpha Barker, the World’s Most Traveled Woman, will present a program Uncivilized for senior and junior high pupils Thursday afternoon. Monthly baby clinics continue at the Health Center with Dr A. T. De Angelo in charge, assisted by Miss Mary Ward and Marion French. Mizpah Rebekah lodge hosted 185 visitors for a reception and school of instruction after inviting the officers and members. Legion Auxiliary whist prizes went to several members at Town House. Joseph Philbin of Worcester visited Mr and Mrs William Weir. Russian Orthodox parish reunion includes a turkey dinner and social. Mrs A. A. Finlferkey returned from New York City, where she attended a press conference. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hamilton and daughter Ann Merie moved to Methuen after visiting William and Mrs Smith of Pine Street. St Casimir’s Y M C sponsored a Harvest Dance. proceeds benefited the club baseball team. Girls Beano Club marked its fifth anniversary with a dinner at Laurier Club, Lowell. L. Roy Hawes spoke on a Grange radio program. he is State Grange High Steward. Patrolman Michael Zaparesti bought a house on Brown Street from B. J. Coughlin. Doodle Bug Club met at Mrs Arthur Swombiey’s. prizes awarded to Marion Athorn, Laura Kech, Rachel Lester, Inez Lester. L. D. Wilton Chapter DeMolay whist party planned at Elks Hall Maynard with many prizes. door prize awarded to a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Framingham High School
Maynard Fresh-Sophs
Framingham
Alpha Barker
Board of Health
A. T. de Angelo
Mary Ward
Marion French
Rebekah Assembly
Viola Parsons
Mizpahi Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Florence E Hastings
Noble Grand
Mizpah Lodge
the Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Adams
West Concord
Minnie Campbell
Eva Merrill
Eva Evers
Addie Wolfe
Lena Franklin
Eva Duckworth
Elizabeth Kopp
Mrs. C. Perkins
Mary Gilleney
Lena Rodway
Joseph Philbin
Worcester
William Weir
A. A. Finlferey
New York City
New York Herald Tribune
Josph Hamilton
Ann Merie
Joseph
Methuen
William Smith
Pine Street
St. Casimir's Y. M. C
Miasoceh’s
Gardner
Beano Climb
Laurier Club
Lowell
L. Roy Hawes
Grange
Hawes
Brown Street
B. J. Coughlin
Daniel Gorners
Doodle Bug Club
Arthur Swombiey
Powdermill Road
L. D
Local notes from Maynard and surrounding towns
Ley Zwirbla attended the C B U football game at Fen park on Saturday. Mrs Walter Larkin of Smithfield Rhode Island visited local relatives. John Karpeichik plans to leave for Florida for winter hotel work. Connors and family moved to West Concord into a house recently purchased by Mr Cofiners. George McCormack and Mrs John Boyle of Corgier were weekend guests of Eva Tucker Parmenter and Mrs William Hellawell who moved from Waltham to a South Acton house. Major Coul on duty in Washington. Mr and Mrs Albert Carlson and Mrs Anton Mattson visited New York City over the weekend. Maynard Council led by Leo Mullin attended a Mass for Peace at Bridget's church. Olive Beane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pred Beane, a Maynard High pol graduate, and a freshman at Skukum College in Green Tenn has been selected for a role in the mystery play The tof January 16th presented by Pioneer Play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Zwirbla
Fenpark
Walter Larkin
Smithfield
Rhode
Isli
Ohn Karpeichik
Florida
Connors
West Concord
Cofiners
George McCormack
Ter
John Boyle
Corgier
Eva Tucker
Parmenter Uer
William Hellawell
Waltham
South Acton
Major Coul
Washington
Rand
Albert Carlson
Anton Mattson
New York City
Maynard Council
Lat C
Leo Mullin
Grand Nt
Maynard
Bridget’s Church
Olive Beane
DeMolay Whist Tonight at Elks Rooms
The DeMolay Legion chapter holds its annual whist party in the Elks Rooms this Wednesday evening. A long list of attractive prizes is offered, with a door prize and a committee led by William Merriam Melvin Wentworth Prentiss and Philip Kenneth Johnson serving as treasurer councillor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D
Elks Rooms
William Merriam
Melvin Th. Wentworth Prentiss
Philip On
Kenneth Johnson
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Bad Remedies There are some remedies worse than the disease.
A short remark noting that in some cases the proposed cures may create greater problems than the illness they aim to treat. It contrasts the idea of quick fixes with the caution required to avoid unintended harm. The statement invites critical thinking about medical and policy choices.
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Reading
Sunday services at 10 45 with a 10 45 Sunday school and a Wednesday testimonial at 7 45. Reading Room open 2 to 5 on weekdays holidays excepted. Lesson topics include Mortals and Immortals with citations from Psalms and Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Fady
Finland Marches On at Peoples Theatre Friday and Saturday
A film depicting brave Finland from before the invasion through bombardment and postwar life is shown at the Peoples Theatre Friday and Saturday. It includes prewar life, Helsinki under fire, scenes of artillery bombardment, soldiers returning home, and life after war in a tribute to a courageous nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Peoples Theatre
Helsinki
Maynard Methodist Church Announces Sermons and Meetings
The Maynard Methodist Church outlines a new sermon series Facing Life Today led by Rev. Herbert F. Fulton. The Epworth League plans a six weeks institute ending November 28 with a banquet and classes. Officers for the Intermediate League are installed soon and a Union Thanksgiving Service is scheduled for November 28 at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Falton
Donataice Whitney
Jean Toppa
Robert Jones
Hannah Hanson
Albert Hodgess
Epworth League
Francis D’agata
Clinton Methodist Church
Herbert F. Fulton
Atmoune
Gems of Thought Benefaction and Virtue Quotes
A collection of moral aphorisms urging charity and virtue from ancient and early modern thinkers. It emphasizes cheerful giving, persistent good deeds, humility in giving, and the duty to consider others before self. The quotes cite Galatians, Sidney, Seneca, Eddy, and Chilon to advocate benevolence and ethical conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Secret Methods and Film Set Perils Highlight 1930s News
The piece discusses a rumored secret method used by Dorothy Lamour to gain influence and mentions various film industry figures. It notes a production delay caused by a spherical captive balloon used as an aviation marker over a studio backlot during sound recording for a Wayne Morris film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamour
Carlos Ruseino
Moon Over
Burma
Ok Igre Us
Bae Institution
Wayne
Morris
Hollyfess
Wayne’ Morris Starrer
Concord Rotary speaker and local events update
Charles Huber Blecher of 50 Thor eau street will address the Rotary Club this week. The Lexington and Concord Order of Song of Italy hold a joint banquet at the Veterans Building Wednesday night. Louis H. Vigliotti of 6 Pond Street won the holiday midget auto race at Groveland in 6 minutes 17 seconds. Evangelical Free Church mid week meeting is hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Thoreson on Wednesday at 8. The Mission meeting is at Ed Anderson’s Carlisle home Thursday. The high school girls field hockey game at Weston was cancelled due to rain and will be played Thursday. Miss Miriam Clark’s team seeks its sixth straight victory. The soccer match with Lexington on Tuesday was cancelled. Bedford visits Rideout Playground Thursday. Kappa Sigma Pi at Union Church will confer the First Degree Jerusalem on five candidates next Wednesday at 8. attendees from Stoneham, South Boston and Roslindale welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Thomas Thoreson
Strawberry Hill Road
Evangelical Free Church
Ed Anderson
Carlisle
Harry P. Odland
Weston
Miriam VY
Clark
Kappa Sigma Pi
Union Church
Order of Jerusalem
Stoneham
South Boston
Roslindale
Woman's Union Meeting at Trinitarian Church Parish Room
Thursday the Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church will meet in the Parish Tipree with Arthur Burger, Executive Director of the Boston Boys' Clubs, as speaker. Hostesses are Mrs Fred Jones and Mrs George Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Union of
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Tipree
Arthur Burger
Boston Boys’ Clubs
Fred Jones
George Jones
Religious events and talks at Concord church November schedule
Sunday services at 11 led by Rev Edward P Daniels on Two Worlds at Once. Emerson Society and Women's Parish plan meetings. H Paul Larrabee discusses Secondary Education and National Defense at 7. Other lectures and book displays announced with group food sale and interdenominational conference details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Emerson Society
H. Paul Larrabee
Women’s Parish Association
John P. Fitzsimmons
New Hampshire
King’s Daughters
Charles G. Edgarton
Nashantié Hill
Clarence
Bodfish
Worth Middlesex Interdenominational Church School Conference
Agnes Foote
Tory Row
Cambridge
Wolfe
Tufts School of Religion
Robert 3. Bramhall
Hopedale
Car overturns injure two. Barker family involved
Mrs Ethel G Barker and her 12 year old son Thomas escaped serious injury when their car skidded on Sudbury road near the E G Kraetzer estate and turned over. Mr Barker was taking Thomas back to the Fenn School after a weekend visit in Pomfret Centre. Patrolman Frederick Nolan investigated the incident and the car was towed to a local garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ethel G. Barker
Thomas
Sudbury Road
E. G. Kraetzer, Jr
Barker
Fenn School
Monument Street
Pomfret
Centre
Connecticut
Frederick Nolan
National Grange Opens 74th Session in Syracuse
Syracuse New York November 13 The National Grange begins its 74th annual session with at least 20000 members and delegates from 37 states. National Master Louis J Taber of Columbus Ohio will deliver the opening address and outline views on rural defense farm credit and rural electrification as essential to modern farming and nation wide cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
National Grange
America
Grange
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
Taber
Grange Helef
Pita
Nationa Master
Forestry
Credit Man
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Georg Rrill
Herrick
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, Concord
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Cou Ais
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Fisher
Mila Til Lea
PPTL
Uno
Laffin's. Garage
West Acton, Mass
Peoples’ Theatre
Maynard Methodist Church
Sir Philip Sidney
Seneca
Wiley Padan
Ann
Ances
Garland
Aunot
PAE United Sianes
June
Cherry
New York
Judy Garland
Cedric Gibs-Marter
Judy Garland Flowers, Inc
Pitchith
Enone
Main St
Maynard, Mass
Charles Huber Blecher
Thoreau ‘Street
Rotary Club
Subanes
Bleeher
Dupont Company
Lexington and Concord Order of Song of Italy
Salvatore Nocelia
Franklyn
White
Lexington
Bedford
Rideout Playground
Pinkham
American Powder Division
Tel
Bureau of Standards
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