Boston Area Social Notes Highlight Local Meet and Events
The page highlights Fabian Kozak's land purchase and a busy social scene at Maynard high and Clark University. It mentions Josephine, John, and Mary Sienkiewicz among community members, plus gatherings at parish halls and a Boston weekend visit by Walter France. The piece lists local meetings, dances, and civic notices with numerous names and places tied to the holiday weekend.
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Mary ‘Connors
Mary Gile
Taliaatie Ae Vart
Agnes ‘Mieco Murphy
Cerkins
Blanchard Weaving
Clara Cogolin
Maynard High School
Boston
Leland Powers Voiencates Church
Konne Bellinowace
Pat
Walter France
Montreal
Elie Gasimir
Finko
Hartford
Bhutan
Guydzinowicz
Maynard High
Clark.University
Mary” Sienkiewicz
John Ancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pinst Glass
Benny Sofka
Kurt Wright
Ny Y
Robert Lester
Gista
Finony
Novia’ Racket
Ina Trombley
I Gertride
Racker
Nason Streete
James Sweeney
New
Yorkelty
Paen
Fort Riegal
Robert Maisen
N. Y
Rmanent Meni
Fie Dana Artment
Local Social Afternoon Honored Group Attendees
A small social afternoon gathering drew several residents including Mrs B Taylor, Mrs Poa, Mrs I Feterson, Mrs Orson Kiley, and Mrs Charley Liebfried. The event featured Key organizer Wes and notable seniors in the community.
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Wes
S.j. Sidnite
B. Taylor
I Feterson
Orson Kiley
Ted
Charley Liebfried
Be EineTH COLLINS Collins, . 2, ae. in the event weltnats Paigelve years
The death occurred Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs Henry Nelson in Meridan Me. She leaves her daughter and her father of Patten Me. The funeral was held Saturday in the family lot in Patten Me.
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Collins Collins
Ma S. Henry Nelson
Meridan
Patten
Suhat
AK SILVER WEDDING OF MAYNARD AND ASTRECHINO
Mr and Mrs Peter Astrechino observed their sixty year silver wedding last Sunday at Butler avenue home. More than one hundred relatives attended a reception in the hall followed by a social gathering. Six children aided in the program as the couple received many gifts and congratulatory messages.
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AK Silver
Maynard R
Peter Astrechino
Butler Avenue
Aberved
Maynard Blackout Leaves Town in Quiet Panic
A Maynard blackout disrupted street lighting as residents rushed to flashlight to cope. Officials from Edison Com quickly repaired the outage restoring illumination, while townsfolk endured the event calmly amid wartime strain and uncertainty about future outages.
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Maynard
Emerjen
Edison
Woman Hooks 24 Inch Pickerel
Marlboro Mrs John A White of 182 Greenwood street is receiving praise from friends for her skill as a fisherman. While fishing off the old causeway a large pickerel was caught, a fine specimen of the finny tribe.
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Marlboro
John A. White
Greenwood Street
Old Causeway
Feigeniker
Aei
Maynard High School Student Council Hosts Dance
The Maynard High School Student Council held a successful dance to fund lecturers and speakers and to provide movie films for the assembly. Proceeds support safety and educational activities at the school.
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Maynard
Eudttoriins
Cellucci
Methodist Church Maynard Activities Schedule
Rev Fulton leads Sunday worship at the Maynard Methodist Church. The choir plans special music and the Church School meets at 9:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship gathers at 6 p.m. to discuss religion with the pastor. Delegations travel to Clinton for Fall Institute and Springfield for the New England Conference. Annual Fair set for Friday November 4 with cochairs Walter and Mrs Denniston.
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Herbert F
Youth Fellowship
Clinton
Fall Institute
Walter
Denniston
Edge Removed Who riseth from a feast with that keen appetite
A historical fragment quotes a merchant from Vehice remarking on someone who rises from a feast with sharp appetite, reflecting period speech and social tone. The line emphasizes appetite and dignity in dining as a cultural cue.
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Vehice
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Melewski and Meteath Win Championship at Club
Maynard Club reports Melewski and Meteath win championship while Yancy Doyle, club professional, notes the season as one of the best since the club organized. Guests played heavily and the ring hole course remains open with greens being improved this week.
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Maynard Nea
Cord Ae Ons
Yancy Doyle
Maynard Club
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Trap Shoot at Hudson Grounds
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club will hold a chicken and trap shoot at the club grounds in Hudson on October 19 at 10 am. Amateurs and professionals are invited, with guns and fees furnished on site, and a chicken dinner served. Contact Harold Johnston, chairman, for information.
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Maynard
Maynard, Rod and
Hudson
Harold Johnston
ARC First Aid Class Begins October 22 at Maynard
Maynard Maynard Branch Red Cross will sponsor an advance First Aid course beginning October 22. Instruction will be at the distribution dire station by Nathaniel P Sears of Ashland who recently led a standard First Aid course with 40 certificates issued. Details from Mrs James Mahoney Concord street chairman Maynard Branch Red Cross.
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Maynard
Maynard. Branch Red Cross
Nathaniel ‘P. Sears
Ashland
James Mahoney
Concord Street
Maynard Branch Red.Cross
Screen Stars Learn New Languages For Roles In War Era Films
The article notes Crosby and Carroll training in languages for jungle and overseas films. Lamour learns Malay and French Morocco plans surface as makers prepare diverse settings. MacMurray and Holden cited in acting versatility and screen tests, while Bracken discusses his self made comedic persona.
Maynard Girls Field Hockey Open Series With West
Maynard High School girls field hockey opens its annual series against West, with a first game on their field tomorrow afternoon and a second at Crowe Park next Tuesday. Acton hosts the return match next Wednesday after noon as locals seek a repeat of two prior wins. Coach Elizabeth Mahoney reports strong progress from Mc Drange and Plack squads, with both first and second teams showing impressive play.
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Elizabeth Mahoney
Mc Drange
Plack
Truck standoff ends as Sterling Trucking pulls stalled vehicle
A four wheel drive truck from Sterling Trucking Co stalled at a dead end on Newton street unable to climb Adams street. The driver took a wrong turn unaware of the dead end and the vehicle, loaded with material for a local shoe firm, was freed by a city four wheel drive truck.
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AD End Street
Marlboro
Sterling Trucking Company
Newton Street
Adams Street
E City
Ashland Beats Maynard in High School Field Hockey
Ashland High School defeated Maynard 3-1 in a fast match at Ashland with goals by Ferdenzi Warren and Dancause. Elizabeth King scored for Maynard in the first period to tie 1-1 as the Ashland squad pressed ahead. Maynard second team then edged Ashland seconds 1-0 with Ruth Croft finding the net.
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Ashland
Maynard
Ashland High
Maynard High
Ferdenzi
Warren
Dancause
Elizabeth King
Maynardites
Ruth Croft
H. S
Miss Croft Delivers Goal in Tight Match
A goal by Miss Croft highlights a close contest as referees H Watson and H Johnson oversee the match. The brief report notes Schneider, fb Andersen, Ifb Majas as players involved in the event.
Marlboro Doctor Among Nine New England Reserve Officers
Dr Arthur Rither of Marlboro reports for extended active duty as part of nine New England reserve officers ordered by Major General Francis B W iley First Corps Area Commander He is the son of Mrs Louis N Richer a Marlboro High School Holy Cross College Worcester and Tufts Medical School graduate who interned at Worcester City Hospital.
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Marlboro
New England
Francis B. Willey
Arthur Rither
Louis N. Richer
Marlboro High School
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Tufts Medical School
Worcester City Hospital
Northboro Woman's Club Opens with Gem Talk
The Northboro Woman's Club held its initial meeting at the Baptist church with Mrs. Harold Michel as president. New members were welcomed at a reception and speaker Mrs. Samuel J. Tyack discussed "The Romance of Gems." Hostesses included Mrs. Poy G. Hilliard and others, with a committee led by Mrs. Fred A. Stevens.
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Northboro Woman's Club
Northsboro
Northboro Woman's’ Club
Harold Michel
Baptist Church
Samuel J. Tyack
Ida van
Marsden Richardson
Fred A. Stevens
Liberalization program faced with defeat in Massachusetts
Boston report notes a deadlock between the House and Senate over financing raised benefits for the aged under the Massachusetts Old Age Assistance law. The House backs a 0.5 percent earned income tax to fund about 4.5 million dollars, while the Senate proposes a $2 per adult tax, risking the bill's failure.
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State House
Boston
Marlboro
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Leverett
Saltonstall
General Court
Ihe
Engagement Announced for Miss E Cas Sandr a Kinsman and Dr Lewis Dexter
Local interest reports the engagement of Miss E Cas Sandr a Kinsman of Newburyport to Dr Lewis Dexter of Concord and Cambridge. Kinsman, debutante in 1935 36, earned degrees at Smith College and its graduate school. Dexter, a Concord figure, graduated from Concord High School 1931 Harvard College 1931 and Harvard Medical School 1986 and recently returned from Buenos Aires to work at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston.
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E. Cassandr'a
Dexter
Concord
Concord High School
Harvard ‘College
Harvard’ Medical School
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Engagement Announced Between Alcester Weare and Thomas Hollis Jr
Con Ard and Mrs Liod Co Weare of Norwell announce the engagement of their daughter Alcester Weare to Thomas Hollis Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hollis of 12 Sadbury Road Miss Weare graduates Bryant and Stratton School and Mr Hollis is a Northeastern University graduate and Alpha Kappa Sigma member No wedding date set.
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Ard
Liod Co. Weare
Norwell
Alcester Weare
Thomas Hollis, Jr
Thomas Hollis
Sadbury Road
Weare
Bryant and Stratton School
Hollis
Northeastern’ University
Alpha ‘Kappa Sigma
Miss Emma Richardson Committal Service Reported
The obituary notes Miss Emma Richardson a former Concord resident died Tuesday October in Connecticut. The service was held Thursday at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with Charles Russell Peck rector officiating. She was born in Concord and was sister to the late Hay Richardson.
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Concord
Nallow
Richardson
Note Towne
Miss. Richardson
Hay Richardson
Russell Peck
Episcopal
Fragmentary Marlboro Plana note from local group
The readable fragment references Marlboro and Plana in a note attributed to members of a local group. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event, date, or action details.
Old Rivalry Set As Maynard Battles Concord Red White
Maynard high meets Concord high in the annual fall clash at Emerson playground. The MaynardRed White rivalry dates back to 1921 with historic shellackings and close battles since. This year the Red White, led by Bernie M, aim to continue a string of early-season wins and improve fundamentals as the rivals renew their long association.
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Maynard
Conecord
Emerson
Maynar
Concord
Bernie M
Marlboro District Court Guilty Plea Arranged For Auto Charge
Three defendants appeared in Marlboro District Court as T Simoneau pleaded guilty to an uninsured car charge. The court scheduled further actions for Friday October 17. Bragato was ordered to furnish in each charge, with one defendant declared innocent on operating a vehicle.
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Marlboro
Justi
T. Simoneau
Braga
Broad’ Street
Bragato
Turkeys On Farm Display At Dwart Farm
A small demonstration was held at the Dwart Farm on Middle Road showing a flock of turkeys and related farm qualities. Attendees noted the farm’s stock and practical farming practices during the event at Southboro.
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Southboro
Dwart
Middle Road
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