Maynard Hockey Club Plans New Uniforms and Growth
The Maynard Hockey Club with fifteen players voted to buy new uniforms and equipment as winter games begin. With a nearer home rink, they expect more home games and improved local support. The Mohawk club plans a sextette on ice and Maynard High School pupils may form a team this winter.
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Maynard
Maynardites
Thees
Maynard High School
Charlie
Manly
Masa
Maynard Girls Hockey Fundraiser Aids Schedule
A Maynard S. girls field hockey team fundraiser was held Friday night in the George Washington auditorium under coach Ruth Bradley. The event aimed to fund remaining games and keep the team self supporting, netting 140 dollars with refreshments. Committee members included captain Helen Wacsek manager Katherine Hoffman and others with patrons Mrs. James P. King and Miss Laura Aho.
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Maynard
Maynard . S
George Washington Auditorium
Ruth Bradley
Johanna Aho
Helen Wacsek
Katherine Hoffman
Gertrude Torin
Ann O'Toole
Jeanette Thompson
James P. King
Ruth Wisen
Mix Pileen Doy’e
Laura Aho
Powers Installed AOH Division 56 President in Concord
James W. Powers of 17 Grant Street was installed president of Division 56 AOH at Monument Hall Concord. Thomas Shannon of Division 12 Malden acted as installing officer. Robert Woodlock named treasurer. A memorial meeting was planned for Thomas McPhillips, killed when struck by a car on the Concord-Cam bridge.
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Concord
James W. Powers
Grant Street
Monument Hall
Thomas Shannon
Malden
Middlesex County
Maurice Kelley
Devine
Mulcahy
Cahill
Robert Woodlock
Thomas McPhillips
Concord-Cambridge
McPhillips
Haw— Jane
Maynard and Concord clash in Middlesex League football clash
Maynard High meets Concord High in a 2 30 kickoff Middlesex League game. The rivals have a long history with a 3 3 1 record split. Maynard seeks revenge after recent wins while Concord eyes a season defining upset. Captain Fraser leads Maynard as Crane urges Concord to beat Maynard.
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Maynard
Concord
Maynard High School
Harvard
Princeton
Glue Fingers Whalen
Brayden
Orange and Black
Marlidoro
Hudson
Mike Vodoklys
al Fraser
Sabe
George Crane
Anderson
Windheim
Fish
Steve Flannery
Medford
Hanpena
Eight Years Old Maynard Party Observes Edward O'Donnell Birthday
Edward O'Donnell of Somerville celebrated his eighth birthday with a party at his aunt Gertrude O'Donnell's home 17 Linden Street. A gathering of friends from Maynard included Helen Landsdowne Ann John Holly Carol Leo Downey Melvin Hull Robert Moore Richard Flynn and Ann and John O'Brien Dorchester. Prizes included a Nannybell Seely and John Others.
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Maynard
Edward O'Donnell
Gertrude O'Donnell
Linden Street
Nannybell Seely
John
Helen Landsdowne
Ann
John Holly
Carol Leo Downey
Melvin Hull
Robert Moore
Richard Flynn
Somerville
John O'Brien
Dorchester
Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission License Rules Memorandum
Rules to local licensing authorities cover advertising ten days after filing for licenses to sell alcohol. They require full applicant details, location, license type, and dates for publication. Procedures include timelines for notices, appeals, renewals, and corporate versus individual applications with citizenship and voting documentation.
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State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Desk
Board of Directors
Citizen Os
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Corporation
Commonwealth
Limg Board
John A. Jones
Massachusetts
Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
William P. Hayes
John P. Buckley
William E. Weeks
New Lights In Sudbury Libra Offers Reading Aid
Callers at the Main or Harv will find Mrs Hun helpful in choosing a book to fill their needs. Trustees plan a reading lamp at each table in the hear room. Mrs Stephen Fairbanks, Mrs Harold Roas, and Mrs Anne Buxton hosted a luncheon at Abner Wheeler House. Mrs Josephine Williams and Mrs Trude Dyer attended Northeay tea on Saturday.
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Thors
Arso
Hun
Stephen Fairbanks
Harold Roas
Anne Buxton
Cord Road
Abner Wheeler House
Ham
Josephine Williams
Josephine Boynton
Trude Dyer
Northeay
Use of the Electric Eye in Industry
The article describes an early electromechanical sensor called the electric eye. It detects light levels to control industrial operations and can distinguish between varying degrees of darkness and brightness. It highlights automation benefits like monitoring and reducing human error in production lines.
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By Floyd Gibbons
Back Bay
John Thompson
Eben S. Drapers
Jim Coghlan
Somerset
France
Charles Wills
Fairhaven Road
Black Bag Hill
Downs
Kettle
Eve
Avon
WNU
Moise
Flint Shoe Co
Box Place
Lynn
Rotary Peer Agg
National Creographic Society
Tentort B. Gilbert
Ice
Rapid City
Hockey Club
A.O.H. President
East
de Bono
Sudbury
Libra
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