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1932-1933 officers: Mrs. Helen MacPherson (Pres.), Mrs. Harriet Naylor (VP), Mrs. Grace Merrick (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. Helena Murphy (Treasurer), Mrs. Isa Reed (Auditor). 1932-1933 Department Chairs: Mrs. Lita Hooper (American Home), Mrs. Edna Farnell (Art), Mrs. Evelyn Lent (Conservation), Mrs. Ruth King (Education), Mrs. Caroline Ryan (Leg. and Com. Service), Mrs. Eleanor Martin (Press), Mrs. Mary Eaton (Reception), Mrs. Esther Ball (Program), Mrs. Ida Sivett (Social), Mrs. Katherine Stockwell (Decorative)&#13;
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1933-1934 officers: Mrs. Helen MacPherson (Pres.), Mrs. Hattie Naylor (VP), Mrs. Grace Merrick (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. Helena Murphy (Treasurer), Mrs. Rachel McCleary (Auditor). 1933-1934 Department Chairs: Mrs. Mary Eaton (American Home), Mrs. Edna Peppard (Art), Mrs. Evelyn Lent (Conservation), Mrs. Pauline Newton (Education), Mrs. Clara Griere (Leg. and Com. Service), Mrs. Mary Sanderson (Press), Mrs. Dorothy Hamlin (Reception), Mrs. Esther Ball (Program), Mrs. Ruth King (Social), Mrs. Katherine Stockwell (Decorative)&#13;
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1934-1935 officers: Mrs. Hattie Naylor (Pres.), Mrs. Hans Erickson (VP), Mrs. Sidney McCleary (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Brooks Reed (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. Patrick Murphy (Treasurer), Mrs. Bertha Whitney (Auditor). 1934-1935 Department Chairs: Mrs. James Eaton (American Home), Mrs. Janel Jones (Art), Mrs. George Stuart (Conservation), Mrs. August Saarela (Education), Mrs. Tim Mann (Leg. and Com. Service), Mrs. Frank Sanderson (Press), Mrs. Dorothy Hamlin (Reception), Mrs. Frank Griere (Program), Mrs. James Mahoney (Social), Mrs. Leslie Sims (Decorative)&#13;
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1935-1936 officers: Miss Harriett Naylor (Pres.), Mrs. Ruth King (VP), Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Isadore Reed (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. Helena Murphy (Treasurer), Mrs. Bertha Whitney (Auditor). 1935-1936 Department Chairs: Mrs. Helen MacPherson (American Home), Mrs. Agnes Howe (Art), Mrs. George Stuart (Conservation), Mrs. August Saarela (Education), Mrs. Adelaide Sims (Leg. and Com. Service), Miss Ruth Bradley (Press), Mrs. Edna Harnell (Reception), Mrs. Clara Griere (Program), Mrs. Agnes Pinke (Social), Mrs. Finnocchi (Decorative)&#13;
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1936-1937 Officers: Mrs. Ruth King (Pres.), Mrs. Clara Griere (VP), Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Isa Reed (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. Annie P. Naylor (Treasurer), Mrs . Emma Stuart (Auditor). 1936-1937 Department Chairs: Mrs. Lessie McGarry (American Home), Mrs. Alice Warren (Art), Mrs. Ida Seder (Conservation), Mrs. Essa Case (Education), Mrs. Hazelle Cameron (Decoration) Mrs. Adelaide Sims (Leg. and Com. Service), Miss Ruth Bradley (Press), Mrs. Beatrice Walker (Reception), Mrs. Helen MacPherson (Program), Mrs. Sadie Kalen (Social)&#13;
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1937-1938 Officers: Mrs. James P. King (Pres.), Mrs. Wm McGarry (VP), Mrs. Frederick Stokes (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Brooks Reed (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. Wm Naylor (Treasurer), Mrs . George Stuart (Auditor). 1937-1938 Department Chairs: Mrs. George Laubenstein (American Home), Mrs. Martin Guber (Art), Mrs. Jacob Seder (Conservation), Mrs. Howard Case (Education), Mrs. Frank Griere (Leg. and Com. Service), Mrs. Stockbridge (Press), Mrs. David Walker (Reception), Mrs. Edmund MacPherson (Program), Mrs. George Kalen (Social), Mrs. Wm Cameron (Decoration) &#13;
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1938-1939 Officers: Mrs. William McGarry (Pres.), Mrs. Halsey Andrews (VP), Mrs. Frederick Stokes (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Brooks Reed (Corresponding Sec.),  Mrs. William Naylor (Treasurer), Mrs . Howard Case (Auditor). 1938-1939 Department Chairs: Mrs. George Laubenstein (American Home), Mrs. Martin Guber (Art), Mrs. Hans Erickson (Conservation), Mrs. Frank Farnell (Education), Mrs. Frank Griere (Leg. and Com. Service), Mrs. Charles Warren (Press), Miss Harriet Naylor (Reception), Mrs. Sidney McCleary (Program), Mrs. Jacob Seder (Social), Mrs. James Eaton (Decoration), Mrs. Wilder Maculda (Dramatics)</text>
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The chair was given to Dr. Earl F. Ryan, who later gave it to Mrs. Ralph L. Sheridan, who donated it to the Maynard Historical Society.</text>
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