Community Events For Thanksgiving Observed In Local Parishes
Maymard A pollia canc e will be sponsored by the Children of Mary Badallty of St. Casimir's parish in the church hall for Thanksgiving night. Ambassadors' orchestra will furnish music and proceeds benefit the annual Children's Christmas party. Public schools close at noon today for Thanksgiving recess and reopen Monday. A Chinese auction for the Finnish Ey. Con teegational Mission church will be held Saturday evening in the church venue. Families note moves and visits include Mrs Jon Malcom from Hilside street to Wood Lawr and the Richardson House birth of Worky Joseph Jr. Lieut. Wealey Joseph Heron is home on 30 day leave. Helen Nee from The Lady of Elms College is home for Thanksgiving holidays with her parents on Main Street. Mr and Mrs John Christoene and daughter Ann plan Thanksgiving with relatives in Marlboro. Mr and Mrs Frank Heelawe and children of 26 Parker spent the week in Ford, Conan. A Holy Communion service will be held at St George's church on Day morning at 9.
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Mary Badallty
St. Casimir’s Parina
Great Qood
Ambassaors
Massachusetts Legion Aims to Raise 100000 for Maynard Drive
The Massachusetts Department of the American Legion plans a 100000 fundraising drive for 1949 50. State Commander Edward H Convery of Malden chairs the Ways and Means Committee with Emile A Dumas Sr of the Frank J DeMars Post A L as vice chair. J A Kellehey of Merlmireis a committee member.
Card of Thanks from William Quinn of Mrynard Fire Dept
A card thanks readers for well wishes. William Quinn of the Mrynard Fire Department expresses gratitude for the support and reassurance received during illness.
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W'lam Quinn
Maynard Penny Sale awards prizes and turkeys
Hundreds attend the Columbus harvest penny sale where 125 prizes were awarded and five turkeys given. Recipients include John Bulli Mildred Durgan Bill Howes Eva Fidanza and Ellen Ducgan. Next sale after the holidays promises a household appliances feature.
St George Church Fair Set for December 3 in Parish Hall
Maynard announces St George church fair in the parish hall on Saturday December 3. A baked bean and ham supper by St Hilda's Guild starts at 5 p.m. with candy work and other items for sale in the afternoon and evening.
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St. George's Church
St Hilda’s Guild
Remark on a Memorable Occasion Signed by Nellie Connolly Maynard
A short note recalls a most Cay as a memorable occasion. Signed by Miss Nellie Connolly Maynard, the message preserves a personal tribute reflecting sentiment and remembrance.
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Nellie Connolly Maynard
Fire department thrift sale draws geese and prizes
Maynard Fire Department held its annual Fireman’s Raffle drawing to benefit the department. Prizes included geese awarded to Leonard Farrell of Hillside Street, Ce lect Bakers, and Ernest Baroone & Sons to support insurance coverage for members.
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Leonard Farrell
Hillside Street
Celect Bakers
Ernest Baroone & Sons
Maynard Fire Departmen
Sudbury Water Board Approves Peakham Road Service Extension
At a recent Sudbury Water Board meeting an extension of water service from Peakham Road to Lancaster was approved. The action aims to extend the water supply to the area, addressing service reach and infrastructure concerns.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Water Board
Sys
Peakham Road
Lancaster
Soprano Ellen Haapala Recital This Sunday
Local soprano Mrs Ellen Haapala will give a song recital at Finnish Congregation on Walnut Street this Sunday November 27 at 8 15 PM. Roy Helander accompanies for the Masicals and the program includes English Finnish German and Italian songs.
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Maynard
Ellen Haapala
Walnut Street
Roy Helander
Birthday Thanks From Exeter Kin and Friends
I express sincere appreciation to all relatives and friends especially those from Exeter for beautiful cards and floral bouquets sent during my hospital stay to my husband and me. Thank you for the roses and thoughtful gifts from Mrs Benedict Barolone.
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Exeter
Mrs
Benedict Barolone Maynard
Mrs Burris Visits Dover Relatives in Fortcroft Area
Mrs John Burris of Dover Fortcroft has been visiting local relatives with her husband Francis Doyle and the family of a fe street in New a. The article notes the couple and the Doyles staying with relatives while touring the region.
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Francis Doyle
Dorie
John Burris
Dover
Fortcroft
Maynard Church Fair Seeks Support At Union Congregational
The Maynard church fair at Union Congregational on December 2 offers crafts for sale, a turkey and fish supper at 5 pm, puppet shows for kids at 4 15 pm and 6 30 pm, and an 8 pm varied program directed by the Service Group with Rev Burt assisting. Co chairs include Nellie Saearer Mrs Joseph Marsden and Miss Janette Taylor.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Perris Cunningham
Jack the Giant Killer
Carol Spinney
Acton
Janette Taylor
Burt
Veterans grateful for afghan yarn drive letter
Mrs. Caroline Hardy of Cambridge sent a note of appreciation to W. F. Baron commander of the Veterans posts for the afghan and yarn donated in response to her Boston Globe appeal. The items were distributed to veterans in hospitals across the state.
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Maynard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Orange and Black chase first win in a decade at Clinton
The Ideals seek a decisive victory as they collide with Clinton. Al Viola and Dick Albert lead the local offense while Denny Myers, BC head coach, headlines the Maynard H S football banquet. Also featured is a Boston touchdown screening and Maynard Merchants packets. Local students excel in higher institutes and hockey as basketball season nears.
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Clinton
al Viola
Dick Albert
Denny Myers
Maynard H. S
B. C
Boston
Maynard Merchants
Sixth Annual Football Night and Testimonial Banquet
An attractive program is planned for the sixth annual football night honoring the U S gridiron team regardless of their record. Boston College coach Denny Myers will be the principal speaker and the event will feature Mike Coach of the unbeaten freshmen.
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Maynard
U. S
Professor Cheswick Seeks Answer From World’s Top Scientist
Mapleridge’s unpretentious Professor Cheswick, famed for chemistry work and student writings, travels to Europe hoping to meet Mons Duvillier and Senor Indan. After a cancelled interview in France and a Madrid plan, he finally meets Senor Indan, who directs him to a fellow American wizard, Professor Cheswick of etoriige College.
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Aaron Cheswick
Mons Oliver Duvillier
Senor
Alfredo Vai Indan
Professor Cheswick
Profesor Chrewlely
Europe
Duvillier
Undapl
Mons. Duvillier
Cheswick
Mons. Davillier
America
Madrid
Senor Indan
Senor Inden
Fle Wis
Creswick
Senor Indian
Mapleridge
T Veffer
Égtoriige College
Community luncheon features all girl orchestra in Gleasondale event
A well attended Assogation lunch program included music by Shirley Cobleigh Gloria Sisson and Doro thea Wetherbee of Boxboro. During intermission Mrs Gunnar Havanka and Catherine Rivela connected to Emerson Hospital where an emergency appendix operation occurred. The Rivela party is from Red Acre Road Stow and is home midweek.
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Ers
Shirley Cobleigh
Gloria Sisson
Gleasondale
Dorothea Wetherbee
Boxboro
Refredix
Catherine Rivela
Red Acre Road
Stow
Emerson Hospital
Onecord
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Lady of Elms College
Chicoopee
Gerald Nee
Main Street
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Ene
Ann
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Reftigereter
Sigoretti
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Houghton County
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Mase
Maynard Yale Gift
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Gage Thomas
Fase
Richard ii
Whiner
Professor Chesaw
Tg Ane
Jonr
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Palmer
Doys
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Gunnar Havanka
Yaya Ry Fsen
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Nellie Seansen
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Joseph Looney
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