Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Sports
Maynard society reports announce preschler’s annual hunting trip and buck, public schools close for Thanksgiving break, and betrothal announcements in St. Brid church. Local social events include Tolman’s orchestra, Italian Club dance, and a charity social sponsored by Senator Connors in Waltham.
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Preschler
St. Bridchurch
Helen M Trebendis
Paul
Louis B Connors
Waltham
Hansen
Tolman
Imas
Senator Connors
Kenneth Curtis
White Plains
New York
Wiliam Priest
Sevays
Glee Club Gave Concert at Welch Lodge Lexington
The Glee Club under Frank H Holland presented a varied program of classical and popular selections at the Charles A Welch lodge in Lexington last Saturday. The large audience received the concert well and the male chorus was already invited to perform in nearby communities in the coming weeks.
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Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Charles A. Welch
Maynard Garden Club Christmas Meeting Scheduled
The Maynard Garden Club will hold its Christmas gathering Monday December 2 at 2 39 PM at Mrs William McGarrys home 10 Lincoln Street. Miss Helen Bruno of Boston Edison will speak on home lighting and an exhibit of Christmas decorations will be shown. Members should bring a wrapped gift.
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Maynard Garden Club
William McGarry
Lincoln Street
Helen Bruno
Boston Edison Company
Lillian Bain Heads G. O. P
A meeting of the Young Women's Republican Club of Maynard elected officers for the coming year led by Lillian Bain as president Ellen Anderson as vice president Florence Wilcox as secretary Marie Dawson and Myrna MacKenzie as members A monthly meeting is set for December 1 at 8 pm in the Town House with Mrs Charles Stockbridge of the Republican Town Committee as guest speaker All young women ages 21 to 41 are invited to attend and join.
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Ellen Anderson
Florence Wilcox
Marie Dawson
Myrna MacKenzie
Charles Stockbridge
Republican Town Committee of
Finnish Congregational Church joins Union of Protestant churches
The Maynard Finnish Congregational Church unites with area Protestants. A morning Thanksgiving service at 9 o clock at the Methodist church precedes an evening program in the Finnish church with Miss Villa Helenius soloing and Sunday School singing. Rev George Koponen will give an illustrated lecture on the Pilgrims First Thanksgiving. A coffee table is sponsored by Mr and Mrs Abram Kangi whose son Veli has entered the U S selective service.
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U. S
Hollywood stars and songs shape film world in Arizona locations
Miss MacDonald’s no Royal Reed to Song brochure reaches fifty two thousand young singers with bulk request interest. Bill Boyd gains weight to resume Doomed Caravan after an ankle injury halted filming five months earlier. Heimo Haitto the Finnish war refugee violinist lands a role in Magic in Music funding his search, while Leila Ernst returns to Broadway amid industry bidding. Arizona hosts Texas Rangers Ride Again film shoot, spending over twenty thousand dollars across Mesa and Superstition Mountain during a 13 day location schedule guided by Richard Braydon.
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Hollywood
Boyd
Europe
Heimo Haitto
Heimo
East
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Texas Rangers
Ride
Mesa
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Richard Braydon
Greeks Claim to Smash Italian Divisions in War
Greek radio reported in Budapest that at least two Italian divisions were completely destroyed and five more were smashed during the first month of the war, citing a military summary.
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Budapest
Hungary
Concord Girls Fall 1-0 to Weston in Field Hockey
Concord's girls field hockey team suffered a 1-0 defeat to Weston at Weston field. Ruth Bolton scored the lone goal in the latters match, while Concord seconds won 3-0 behind Anne MacKenzie and Helen King.
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Concord
Anna Denisevich
Mary Hansen
Mig Denisevich
Paul Denisevich
Main Street
Carolyn Vicariello
Walden Street
Mrs. E. Dwyer Heads Grange at Concord
Concord Grange elected officers for the year at Elkshall last Tuesday night. Elizabeth Dwyer was named master with Maude Tompkins overseer, Marion Clark lecturer, Madeline DeMars steward, William Burke assistant steward, Agnes Clark chaplain, and Joseph appointed to the remaining post.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Elkshall
Elizabeth Dwyer
Maude Tompkins
Marion Clark
Madeline DeMars
William Burke
Agnes Clark
Joseph
Sudbury Grange conducts citizenship programs and honors
At a recent meeting the Sudbury Grange executive committee included Macone the treasurer Nettie Weil secretary Roy Grant Cates Nellie O Connor ceres J Stensby Pomona Ethel Gate Flora Frances O Connor Lady assistant steward Violet Flannery retiring master and John Kery. They hosted a citizenship program and presented the Concord Grange with a symbol. Members from Lexie Sudbury and Waverly were present. On Wednesday evening Concord Grange were guests of Livingston Grange and aided a citizenship program for entertainment.
Legion Band Election At Concord Legion Post
The James J. Mans field Post American Legion band in Concord announces its tenth year with officers including manager George Landini, assistant manager Ole Burstead, secretary Gustave Jenneh, treasurer Berton J. Leighton, drum major Edward P. Kelley, director O Harry Neilson, librarian Henry O M Helsher Jr, and executive members John Woodlock Robert MacLeod Royal Macone Joseph Leif Stenby Jr and Cecil monito.
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James J. Mansfield
American ‘Legion
George Landini
Ole Burstead
Gustave ‘Jenneh
Berton J. Leighton
Edward P. Kelley
O. Harry Neilson
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Royal
Pity Motet's Wit and a Fragment of George Eliot
A fragmentary quotation notes pity as a simple human draught that sustains us, attributed to George Eliot, reflecting a thoughtful, restrained view on compassion. The line hints at enduring sympathy shaping a shared humanity.
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George Eliot
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