Whitmac introduces Ethan Allen Early American furniture line
The Whitmac Furniture Co. at 161 Main Street announces a complete collection of cherry and antique pine Ethan Allen furniture. The pieces emphasize authentic Early American style, with choices spanning genuine antiques and modern adaptations to suit today’s homes. The firm invites visitors to view these examples of American heritage.
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Maynard
Whitmac Liture Co
Main Street
Ethan Allen
Whitmac Furniture Co
Whitman Furniture Co
Maynard-Maynara Wom an's Club Hosts First Meet of Season
The Maynard-Maynara Woman's Club held its season's first meeting at K of C Hall last Tuesday. Dessert and coffee preceded business. new members Mrs. Richard Taylor and Mrs. Eugene Kelley were introduced. Speaker Charles Thompson from Canterbury NH gave an illustrated lecture on Art as Crafts Music and Culture of the American Shakers noting Shaker furniture influence on modern designers.
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Maynard — Maynara Woman’s Club
K. of C. Hall
John B. Ledgard
Walter E. Carbone
Donald A. MacGlashing
Richard Taylor
Eugene Kelley
Wellman
Sudbury Woman's Club
Sudbury
Maynard Club
Clarence Peterson
Charles “Bud” Thompson
Canterbury
N.H
Victorian Style Jewelry Returns in Costume Pieces
The fashion page notes a revival of Victorian influence in costume jewelry with lavalieres and jeweled fob and stick pins. Mrs John F. Kennedy is pictured wearing a lavalier, signaling a celebrity endorsement of this trend.
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Lavalieres
John F. Kennedy
Maynard High School bid schedule announced
The Maynard High School project gains bid readiness with a corporate committee scheduling bid openings. General bids open November with subcontract bids November 14, and construction slated to begin around December 1 after plans and specifications are finalized by architects Perley and Gilbert of Lowell.
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Maynard
Spe- So Sonol
Perley
Gilbert
Lowell
Maleeue
Assabet Valley Little League Elects Officers
Meynard-apsil Stapel at 2 First street is elected president and says the annual banquet will be in January. Wesley Hirons and John J. Gudzinowicz of 63 Concord street and 17 Brooks street are elected vice-presidents. Robert Graham of 76 Concord street is reelected treasurer. Mrs. Marjorie F. Morrissey of 36 Glendale street is secretary.
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Meynard
Apsil Stapel
First Street
Assabet Valley Little League
Wesley Hirons
Concord Street
John J. Gudzinowicz
Brooks Street
Robert Graham
Marjorie F. Morrissey
Glendale Street
Sudbury parish house painting delayed by weather
Painting and cleanup at St. Elizabeths parish house was postponed due to inclement weather. Two more painting Saturdays are planned for Oct 20 and 27 with volunteers asked to come after 9 am.
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St. Elizabeth's
New Bay Path Council Forms In Maynard Rally
Maynard High School Auditorium hosted a rally to recruit leaders for New Bay Path Council serving Acton Roxborough and Maynard. Mrs. Frederick Karr of Acton chaired. eleven Maynard leaders will begin 16 hour training at Maynard District Church Wednesday.
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Acton-Boxborough-Maynard
Council of Girl Scouts
Erick Karr
Paul Engelhaard
Frank Alto
William Harris
Maynard
Maynard High School
Acton
Roxborough
New Bay Path
Frederick Karr
Sheryl Schontag
Michigan
Sue Koch
Janet McLaughlin
Sarah Schoch
Vergennes
Wiliam Harris
Helen Engelhardt
Mayndist Church
Olga Piecewicz
Buscemi
Ire
Jean Weaver
Landry
Stell
George Stoddard
Edwardson
Mannuzzo
Bett
Sunny Gla
Terested
O’brien
Mariner
South Acton
Beverly Sittig Islea
Morrow
Selectmen Revoke Wayland Gasoline License
Sudbury selectmen revoke the gasoline license of Wayland Motors Inc on Boston Post Road. A hearing was held last Thursday. The board cites that a license not used for three consecutive years may be revoked under the law.
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Sudbury — Selectmen
Wayland Motors, Inc
Boston Post Road
Sudbury Folks To Talk Before Stow Society
Sudbury residents Mr and Mrs John Watson host the Stow Historical Society meeting at 8 p.m. on October 25. Speakers Mr and Mrs John Sims recount moving the old Jonathan Wood house from Stow to Sudbury with narration and historic deeds displayed.
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Stow
Holy Name Whist In Stow Saturday
Stow Holy Name Society of St Isadore s sponsors a whist party in the lower church Saturday at 8 p m. Paul P ressotti Timothy Foley Emile Bourgeois Terrance McCormack Fabian Walker Harold Judge Walter Seesay John J Denaro and Joseph Pyszka lead the event Refreshments will be served.
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Stow—Holy Name Society of St. Isadore's
Paul Pressotti
Timothy Foley
Emile Bourgeois
Terrance McCormack Fabian Walker
Harold Judge
Walter Seesay
John J. Denaro
Joseph Pyszka
Marlboro High to Host School Bus Seminar Night
Marlboro High School will host a school bus safety seminar in October. Officials from Northboro Hudson Maynard and Natick will send letters inviting bus owners and operators to attend. Safety experts including Chief Clifford Scott and Supt. Raymond Rich will speak on laws, equipment, and safe operation.
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Marlboro
Iboro High School
Northboro
Hudson
Maynard
Alingham
Natick
Genet
Clifford Scott Flcer
Gerald Sprat Abruzzeses
James Hanley
Police Department
Georma Hughes Bus
T. of Marlboro
Raymond C. Richboro High School
Francis
Abruzzeses
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