Parish and community notes of Thanksgiving week
Local notices report school closures for Thanksgiving and a Monday reopening. The column lists parish activities at St Casimir and Mizpah Rebekah Lote events, basketball practices, team selections, and upcoming games. Also noted are engagements, a wedding, a Maynard Elks fundraiser, and a Christmas basket whist at the high school with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Mason
Glen Swett
Hilander
Iph Chyzus
Acc
St.Casimir’s Young Club
Duri
Noble Grands
Mizpah Rebekah Lote
Ethel ‘Olsen
Bas
Louth
Chester Downey
Everk Ie Medora ‘Walton
Lexin
William Francis Dwyer
Maynard Jewish Council
Teddy Bachrach
Simon Anq Geder
Burt Gruber
Arkman
Lerer
Swartz
Manuél
Gaold G
Maynard
Maynard Elks
Peoples Theatre
Massachusetts Federation Honors Mrs Stockbridge at Luncheon
Presidents of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs honored Mrs Charles Stockbridge of Maynard at a Thanksgiving luncheon in Berlin. Mrs Stockbridge received a bouquet with ten gold streamers and a five dollar gold coin. The Marlborough Woman's Club presented the gift, and a purse of gold was given to the retiring Director, marking a significant loss to the district and state federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Stockbridge
Maynard
Direcor
George H. Sawyer
Benson
Clinton
Sampson
Marlro
Stockbridge
Albert B. Sampson
Marlborough Woman’s Club
Warren C. Fuller
Pepperell
Garland family plans Thanksgiving in North Adams
Mrs F L Garland of West Concord and her son Chauncy S Garland of New Canaan Conn travel to North Adams for Thanksgiving and the week ahead, reported from West Concord.
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F. L. Garland
West Congore
Chauncy S. Garyland
Neugatuck, Conn
North Adams
Textile Workers Ties in Town Split Over Court Ruling
Town divisions emerge over how to handle a valuation dispute as the Maynard Textile Council organizes a Thanksgiving dinner for all residents. About 200 workers remain idle, with some spinners from a reserve list bearing attention as talks with American Woolen Company continue in New York and Boston.
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Commonwealth
Maynard Textile Council
Parker’ ‘Street
Council
Davis Turkey ‘Farm
Sudbury
Maynard
American “Woolen Company
New York
Boston
New Section of Turnpike Opens Near Southboro
The Boston and Worcester Turnpike segment from Cordaville to Framingham Center opens to travel after completion. Heavy traffic flowed to Harvard Stadium for the Harvard Holy Cross game with buses using the turnpike. Police assign Domenic Lepore to Fayville Sundays and holidays. Chief Wentworth notes heavy night traffic on the pike. Route 116 through Southboro now largely deserted as traffic shifts to the new speedway.
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Southboro
Boston and Worcester
Cordaville
Framingham Center
Harvard-Holy Cross
Harvard Stadium
Bogton
Worcester
Domenic Lepore
Fayville
William E. Wentworth
Pike
New “Speedway
District Boy Scouts Nomination For December Meeting
Marlboro Hector E Moineau chairs a nominating committee of the BSA district for the December 8 meeting. Members Henry A Adams George M Moore and John Beaut executive Ralph Whitman report on scout activities. Concord Wadminton card elects Michael Cody Jr as yres-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Hector E. Moineau
Boy ‘Scouts of America
Henry A. Adams
George M. Moore
John Beaut
Ralph
Whitman
Maynard and Clinton vie for Middlesex League title
Maynard High and Clinton clash at Puller Field tomorrow in a decisive showdown for the Middlesex League championship. Maynard seeks a split with Belmont and a possible playoff berth, while Clinton hopes to upset the odds despite a tough season and recent injuries.
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Maynard High
Clinton
Puller
Cal
Maynard
Don Lent
Apt
Spratt
Bukacz
Tamulevitch
Arcisz
Malin
Swartz
McCafferty
Tig Gridiron Warriors
Belmont
Peoples Theatre Torchdown Story Aimed at Football Fans
The Peoples Theatre presents Torchdown a screen play about American football with a focus on character and human nature. Richard Arten stars as a former college football player who builds a great team and leads them to a dramatic final game, despite a loss.
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Priviege
Peoples Theatre
Byythe- Mort Impestiveras
Gudivin
Ffi
Torchtown
Arten
Starrett
Richard Arten
Aviation
B Toach
Wecans
Maynard Theatre Presents The Badger Game
A Maynard Theatre program previews a grand scale production about the badger game a polite shield out plot where a gullible husband is induced into a compromising situation by a cultured woman with Lily Damita and Adolphe Menjou in lead roles. Laurence Olivier and Erich von Stroheim appear as British officers and the plot centers on money love and home wrecker themes amid theatrical intrigue.
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PTO
Snd Lovera
Maynard Theatre
Lily Damita
Excitic
Lure
Adolphe Menjou
Laurence ‘Olvier
Tims
Erich von Stroheim
Sangrito
Hus
Meeting of Waltham Sisters At Masonic Hall
Mrs Gray of Waltham presided over a Progressive Sisters meeting at Masonic hall with district members and thirty guests from Waltham. Refreshments were served. Town Clerk Frank B Sanderson attended the Masoa Ghostts Town Clerks Association meeting at the State House last week.
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Waltham
Masonic ‘Hall
Frank B. Sanderson
Masoa‘Ghustts Town Clerks Association
State House
Maynard Debates Off Playoff For Belmont Title
The Maynard group discusses whether to hold a playoff with Belmont to determine a league champion amid unclear league rules. Officials weigh legality, costs, and neutral-site options, while fans push for a decisive game and charity appeal to benefit the unemployed.
Concord High Girls Edge Maynard In Close Field Hockey
Concord High girls win 1 0 in a tight field hockey match against Maynard High. Mary Sheehan scored the winning goal as Maynard pressed late. Maynard’s defense held strong throughout with Nettie Gruber Millie Glebus and Helen Sezer gen standout in back.
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Concord | H. S
Maynard H. S
Concord
Maynard
Mary Sheehan
Orange and Black
Gonvard
Maynard Girlies
Alsters
Assauts
Disken
Magnetii
Nettie Gruber
Millie Glebus
Helen Sezergen
Maynard Concord
M.disken
C. Flannery Iw
M. Griffin
M.sanlis
C. Disken
R.clahane
M. Carbary
Ihb
B.sneck
Ebb
G. Jfiekkala
M. Clebus
Rfb
J. Gruber
Ifb
H. Sczerzeno
Maynard High School Elects Class Officers
Maynard high school classes have organized. Seniors elect Ahti Jaakola president with June Sawyer as vice president and Mary Minko secretary. Walter Crowther treasurer and Mary Cleary advisor. Juniors elect Ralph Hellawell president Elia Jokely vice president Winifred Tobin secretary Ruth Bishop treasurer Helen Morgan advisor. Sophomores elect Walter Sweeney president Frances Fearns vice president James Malcolm secretary John O Leary treasurer and advisor. Freshmen elect Kai Krau president Elys Nyholm Robert Marsden treasurer and advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Ahti Jaakola
James Malcolm
John O'Leary
Krau
Ron
Elys Nyholm
Nnes
Robert Marsden
Mies Wilson
Home for Holidays At Boston University
Miss Catherine Coughlan a Boston University freshman returns home for the holidays. She is a member of the general Committee for Health week and was a freshman cheerleader at the Gamma Delta banquet in Jacob Bleeper hall. She starred in tennis at her high school and has reached the finals of a local tournament as the freshman class competes this week.
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Maynard
Catherine Coughlan
Boston University
Coughlan
Gamma Delta
Jacob Bleeper
Pirates of Penzance rehearsal halted due to conditions
Rehearsals for the musical comedy The Pirates of Penzance are postponed until conditions improve. A cast of sixty had been rehearsing with plans to perform in December, but the delay disrupts the scheduled show.
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Penzance
Gixty
Enroll for Lectures on Character Education Opens
Aviories of lecturer Leo nand M Patton chair of the Boston School committee Character Education committee announced a lecture series starting with 32 enrollees, mostly teachers from Maynard Concord Acton Sudbury and Stow. Lectures will be Wednesday nights at the high school. No lecture November 25. Enrollment closes December 9. The charge is five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonand M. Patton
Boston ‘School Committee
Maynard
Concord
Acton
Sudbury
Stow
Reverend Vance Hosts Bible Making Lectures Series
Pastor Matthew Vance of Union Congregational leads a series on Making of the Bible on Wednesday nights. Next Sunday morning he preaches on We Live in the World. The Young Peoples service is at six p.m.
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Maynard
Matthew Vance
Union Congregational Church
Young Peoples
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