Elm Club Bowladrome opens in Hudson with modern facilities
The Elm Club Bowladrome in Hudson opens Thursday night in the former Him Theatre site at South and Market streets. The recreation center features bowling alleys, a lounge bar, dining and dancing spaces, with modern lighting and acoustical finishes, plus plans for banquets and bowling parties for patrons and town officials.
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Hudson
Ith Club
Jamges
V. Aldrich
Hudgon
New
England
Sud Wer Club to Meet October Twenty-Eighth
The Sud wer Club holds an open meeting on October 28 at 8 p.m. with special guest Mrs Clarke delivering a lecture, and a fund-raising talk. Music features Miss Roth Ames on violin, Mrs Maxwell Eaton on violin, and Miss Eleanor Bentley on piano.
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Sudwer
Iourdertha ‘Clark
Misa Clarke
Maynard Republicans Outline Election Program
Maynard Young Republicans outlined an intensive program to promote the party and its candidates at a Town House meeting led by Richard D. Elson. Speakers included Hon. Albert W. Bullock and Hon. Archie R. Giroux who urged party unity and encouraged support for Middlesex County contests and the November 5 election.
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Maynard
Republican Party
Republican Club
Town House
Richard D. Elson
Wendell Willkie
Bees Park
Boston
Senate
Saltonstall
Giroux
Ithe
Balli
Repub
Lexington
Nathaniel’ Bowditch
Framingham County
Odd Fellows Building
William’ J. Bain
Alva Docherty
Héggie Jones
Gilbert’ Mann
Walter’ Priest
Joseph Bachrach
Ralph Smith
George Weaving
Howard F. Ticker
Maynard G.O.P Rally Precedes State Speakers Event
A torchlight parade will lead to a Republican rally on Saturday evening October 26 at the K of C hall in Maynard. The event, sponsored by the Young Men's Republican Club with the town committee, features speeches by statewide and district candidates and a screening of National Committee produced movies. The Truth About Taxes reviews New Deal spending and the rise in national debt since Roosevelt.
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Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Sudbury Draft Appeal Board Names Members
The Sudbury Draft Appeal Board names include Judge Edward B. Caiger Concord Raymond Emerson Concord Charles B. Kimball Bedford George F. Lynch Maynard Robert Morgan Weyland Appeal agent Frederick W. Eaton Concord Medical examiner Dr C Rogers Lend Bedford.
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Sudbury
Edward B. Caiger
Concord
Raymond Emerson
Charles B. Kimball
Bedford
George F. Lynch
Maynard
Robert Morgan
Weyland
Frederick W. Eaton
C. Rogers
Lend
Maynard Country Club Plae Dae Winners Report
Maynard Country Club held a season windup at the Maynard Country Club last Sunday with 100 plus attendees at a turkey supper. Mrs. Clifford Downey won the ladies driving contest, John Moynihan and Dr Mocca were runners up in the men’s driving contest, Andrew Carey won low gross in the men’s tournament, Mrs Frank Grieve and Gladys Sexton led women’s low net with Mary Vodoklys second. Arthur Mullin took first in the men’s event. Frank Grieve and Mrs Nicholas Thornton won a Scotch foursome. The course remains open to Mayas weather permitting as fairways and greens stay in fine condition. Harold Sampson and Yancy Doyle will compete in Weston Pro Presidents tournament on Thursday.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Clifford Downey
Miss Goodsell
John Moynihan
Mocca
Andrew Carey
Frank ‘Grieve
Gladys Sexton
Mary Vodoklys
Arthur Mullin
Frank Grieve
Harold Sampson
Mayford Country Club
Yancy” Doyle
Weston
Concord Evening School Begins Winter Term for Adults
Concord announces the Evening School for English and Citizenship opens October 30 under Frank J. Larrabee. The program aids adult aliens to use English and understand democratic government. Georgins will be at Concord High School October 23 and Harvey Wheeler School West Concord October 23 for registration and inquiries.
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Concord
H. Paul’ Larrabee
Concord Evening School For
Wenesday
Frank J
Department of
Concord School Committee
State Department of
Georgins
Concord ‘High School
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
The
Cone High School
Maynard-Mrs Ann Carter dies in Florida at 82
Ann Carter Maynard, 82, formerly of Maynard and Atlanta, died Monday in Florida after residing in Bra denton and Atlanta. Funeral Friday October 18 at 2 PM at Maynard Methodist church conducted by Rev. Herbert F. Fulton. Burial in Glenwood family lot. Survived by sons Charles Carter of Atlanta and John Carter of New Orleans and daughters Mrs George Nyman of Marlboro and Mrs Benjamin F Townsend of Maynard.
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Maynard
Ann Carter
Atlanta
Georgia
Bradenton
Fla
Florida
Methodist
Herbert F. Fulton
Iinterment
Glenwood Cemetery
Charles Carter
John Carter
New “Orleans
George Nyman
Marlboro
Benjamin F. Townsend
Acton Draft Registrars Appointed For Draft Registration
The Registrars in Acton are named for today and tonight across three precincts. Precinct 1 lists Chief Registrar James W. Coughlin with assistants Duren Drum Durkee Reed Smith and others. Precinct 2 names Clare A. Milbery as Chief Registrar with assistants Lowden Hol land Clark White Tut tle and more. Precinct 3 lists Fannie B E Davis as Chief Registrar with Kath erine M Kinsley Castello Tittle and others.
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Acton
James W. Coughlin
Alice C. Duren
Millie E. Drumnd
Florence W. Durkee
Jennie E Reed
Mary B Smith
Gertrude P Tuttle
Louisa Wood
Clare A. Milbery
Theron A. Lowden
Frattk'' Holland
Herbert Clark
Kathryn White
Hazel Vose
Carolyn Tuttle
Will R. Charles
Maynard Doubles Championship Set For Alumni Field
Ralph Lent Oliva Warila team faces Ken Palmer Tanno Fingard in the town doubles final on the municipal courts at Alumni Field next Sunday. The Lent Warila duo beat Shinowski brothers in five sets. Palmer Fingard defeated Priest brothers to reach the final. The event is the first annual inter town championship sponsored by the Maynard Tennis Association, with plans to boost winter interest and a next year schedule including single titles for both sexes.
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Maynard
Ralph, Lent
Oliva Warila
Ken Palmer
Tanno Fingar
Alumni Field
Lent Warila
Shinowski Brothers
Palmer—Fingard
Husking Bee Barn Dance at Veterans Building
An old fashioned ing bee and barn dance will be held Friday evening October 25 in the Veterans Building. Event runs from 8 p.m. to midnight with costume prizes and refreshments of cider and doughnuts. Committee includes Russell Parsons Loring Derby Allen Dolan and other council members.
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Concord
Veterans
Russell
F. Parsons
al Loring
Jarvis Derby
Roger K Allen
John C. Dolan
Maynard opens Republican headquarters with Willkie display
The local Republican organization opened a headquarters at 33 Nason Street across from the Fire House. The shop features literature, automobile stickers, campaign buttons, photographs, and a large Willkie print. The Willkie Motor Cavalcade toured Maynard, delivering talks and literature to residents.
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Maynard
Nason Street
Wendell Willkie
Republican Town Committee
Younes Men’s Republican Club
Willkie
Republcan
Acton Grange to Meet Groton Grange in October
The Acton Grange will join the Groton Grange at Groton on October 22 for a meeting with Third and Fourth degree candidates. Mr and Mrs Robert Bond and daughter Dorothy of Newtowne Road spent last week traveling through the White Mountains and visited the Marble exhibit in Proctor Vermont. Mr and Mrs Spencer Taylor of Concord Road traveled the White Mountains last weekend and stayed Saturday night at Pinkham Notch.
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Acton
Groton
Robert’ Bond
Dorothy
Newtowne Road
White Mountains
Proctor
Vermont
Spencer Taylor
Concord Road
Pinkham Notch
Education Week Aims to Visit Schools This November
Education Week runs from November 10 to 16 with a call to visit schools. Teachers seek parent talks on child welfare. Athletics Association holds a regular meeting October 24. Freshmen provide refreshments and an initiation entertainment is planned.
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The
Athletic Association
Ino
Concord clubs host receptions for teachers and students
The Concord Mother's Club plans its annual reception to Harvey Wheeler and Peter Bulkeley school teachers this Monday at the Universal Congregational church. Helping Hand Society members meet this Wednesday in Union church. Mrs Percy McWilliams, president, will preside. Robert J. Tracy of 37 Main Street was awarded a Harvard Medical School scholarship as one of 24 recipients from New England.
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Concord Mother's Club
Harvey” Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Uanitarian Congregationa’ Church
The
Helping Hand Society
Mra
Pércy McWilliams
Robert’ J. Tracy
Main’ Street
Harvard
Medical
Echoe
Brigland
Time Brings Time Nurse and Breede of All Good
A compact quotation asserts that time itself is the nurse and source of all virtue, melding duty and moral cultivation in poetic cadence. The line echoes Elizabethan cadence and Shakespearean ethical reflection.
Selectmen Move Polling Place to Armory for November 5
The Hudson selectmen at a morning special meeting designated The State Armory on Washington Street as the polling site for state and federal elections on November 5. The change from Town Hall aims to better accommodate a record voter registration and provide easier access, especially for elderly voters, with approval from Adjutant General Edgar C. Erickson.
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Hudson
State Armory
Washington’ Street
Selectmen
Town‘hall
Edgar C. Erickson
Fifteenth Birthday Observed At Home Of Walsh Family
Mary Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Walsh of Warner Street celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a party at their home. She received many fine gifts as friends shared a social time in the occasion.
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Hudson
Mary Walsh
Thomas A. Walsh
Warner Street
Record Crowd Expected for Clinton Hudson Tilt
Hudson and Clinton high schools clash in the Midland league title race with a floodlight game at Riverside Park. A Junior American Legion Auxiliary fancy drill exhibition will precede the halves, featuring Hudson’s acclaimed local girls. Clinton defends the title after a 26 7 victory over Maynard and brings a sharp passing attack and strong lineup to the showdown.
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Hudson
American Legion
Maynard
Clinton Haz
Lea
Thelp
Hudson Quietly Prepares for Fort Ton Invasion News
Hudson shows a coordinated running game led by Maynard and a trio of backs as Midland towns eye a big turnout. A large crowd is expected with neighboring towns likely to attend, signaling strong fan interest this week.
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Hudson
Fort Ton
Maynard
Hudson Hat Shop Opens on Washington Street Wood
The Hudson Hat Shop opens Friday afternoon on Washington Street Wood offering a large line of affordable priced hats in latest colors. The first customers receive a hat as a promotion.
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Hudson
Hudson Hat Shop
Kasper
Washington Street
Wood
Reverend Bunker to Speak at Auburndale Sermon
The Rev. Wilfrid H. Bunker of Trinitiariaa tional Church will lecture on Seeing South Afs ilinatrated lecture: Supper. A supper will be served after the talk in Auburndale.
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Auburndale
Fail
Wilfrid H. Bunker
Trinitiariaational Church
South Afs
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