Maynard notables sail and local events listed
Maynard residents William Duxbury Mrs Sarhuel Parker and Martha and Frank Taylor plan sail for Iceland on Saturday April 24. Dorcas society gathers at Mrs Irving Howe’s home to address quilt shortages. An orchestra including Gilbert Hawkes John Alden and John Round performed at Stow high school show and dance last Friday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Glickman of Waltham Street on Thursday April 1, mother and child doing well. Albert Mullin from Windsor VI visited his parents Mr and Mrs Michael Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Duxbury
Sarhuel Parker
Martha
Frank Taylor
Tneland
Bert Doel
Waltersville
Gan
Devon
Assabet Mills
Dorcas Society
Irving Howe
Gilbert M. Hawkes
John Alden
John If
Round
Stow
Joseph Glickman
Waltham St
Albert Mullin
National Acme Machine Co
Windsor
Michael Mullin
Maynard Knights of Columbus Council Opens With 200 Members
The FIRST DEGREE Maynard council No. 121 Knights of Columbus held a meeting at Masonie hall Tuesday evening and began with over 200 members. Subsequent degrees were scheduled Friday and Sunday with hopes for Riverside hall rental as quarters. Members from nearby areas were expected for Sunday's events.
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Maynard Council
Knights of Columbus
Masonie Hall
Conncil
Hudson Couneil
Concord Conneil
Maynard
Suniday
Riverside Hall
Boos
Coughlin
Reminiscences Of Assatehet Village Schools
Rosita Rafferty writes from Cambridge Miss detailing memories of early schooling near Main Street and the Northwest district. She recalls teachers Miss Souvenin Bal com and Mr Cotton, siblings and neighbors who attended, and notes a depot fire while describing historic local schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Cymbridge
Miss
Maynard Enterprise Company
Rentlemens
Assathet Village
Artemus Whitney
Mainst
Souvenin Balcom
Parmenter Fam
Detling Farm
Northwest District
Cotton
Thomas TF. Raffariy
John Raffferty
Jiames Craven
Rose Criven
James Teffernan
Maria Jeffernan
John Wivks
Mary Kirby
Thomas Farrell
Sarah Carbery
Oe Carberry
Lridget Roach
Jocamna Roach
Toottie Lamson
Jon Liason
Kama Brighamy
Martha Grightin
Rebecca Breighans
Amhy Parmentor
James Puffer
Rosita
Rafferty
Thompson
Morning Hours Boost Youth and Energy in Wartime Quips
Fragmentary dialogue praises morning vigor as the day’s best hours, contrasting with tired noontime and night. A wartime joke about digging in and chiggers appears, referencing Finnigan philosophy and rough speech about common mut. The text blends humor and period slang with scattered lines about perseverance.
Airplane Bootlegger Run Tied to Oklahoma Crimes
United States deputies report air traffic bootlegging routes from Kansas City and St Louis to Oklahoma towns Wickta alls and Burkburnett Texas. Phoned Missouri cases haunt the state and any found with liquor is confiscated like other vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma — City
Okla
Kansas City
St Lews
Wickta Alls
Burkburnett, Tes
Fiy
United States
Oklahomaa
Missouri
Acton Road Relocation Petition Heard by Middlesex Board
Acton residents petition the Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate the Lowell roll route from Maynard to South Acton village and direct specific repairs. The board ordered notice and a public view and hearing at Acton Town Hall on May 19 1920 with publication in Acton Enterprise and town posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faeton
Lowell
Agston
Maynard Ling
South Acton
Acton
North Acton
Charles J. Holton
County of
Middlesex
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
View
Petition for Administration of Mary G C Kelley Estate
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs creditors and others to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to TL Haskell White of Cambridge for the estate of Mary G C Kelley late of Acton intestate. A hearing is set for April 22 1920 at 9 am with public notice to be published weekly in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary GC. Kelley
Acton
Haskell White
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
George F. Lawton
Safe Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Children's Colds
An advertorial promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a pure safe remedy for children’s coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the product contains no opiate or habit forming drugs and emphasizes safety for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Charles Baker
Brownsville
Tex
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William A. Allien
Arthur C. Lamson
Franks
Rock
Horace F. Wilder
Marlboro, Maas
Pee Aess
Msas
Maynard, Concord, Sudbury, Acton
Bedford
Silas Peirce & Co., Distributors
Framingham, Mass
Regina Electric
Butterick
Finney & Host
United States Tires
Lowell Diamond Bicycles
Maynard Tire and Vulcanizing Co
Parker and Waltham Streets
John Peterson
Charles Scheair
Concord
John W. Raymond
Concord, Mass
TEL
Atlso
Adams & Bridges
Concord Junction
Ames Fitzgerald
West Acton
Theda Bara
Countess Schwaynzi
Calloper
Russia
W. A. Haynes Co
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Vester
J. F. Dewar Offagin
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Offagin
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W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated
Middlesex County Commis
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Albert J. Adiams
Sherif
Crosby
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Perkins & Wells Co
Hubbard ST
Corcord
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Regiater
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Interprise
L. P. Goulding
Rudmuny, Mal
John Edwards
Butler Ave
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Nason St
Dwight Cowles
M. D
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Garland
Maynard, Maas
F. A. Boothroyd
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Maynard, Mass
Waldo P. Lapham
Concord Junction, Mass
Life Insurance State Mutual
Lapham Bldg
Malin St. Tel
Jan C
Spencer
Foley’s Honey
B. Chiren
Towk
Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s Block
Frank Binks
Albert Smith
Edwin Carlton
Frank A. May
Fowler Building
Ily Wallin Formarly
Worcester
Massachusetts
T. James A. Coughlan
May
Bool
Summer Street
Sald Maynard
James A. Coughlan
Selma Parkin
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J. Alfred Anderson
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