Maynard anniversary plans and local notices in Acton
In South Acton invitations go out for Maynard's 50th founding anniversary on April 19. Local residents return to duties after vacations, with others regaining health and planning moves. A coffee party supports Bedford Catholic union on April 14 in the town hall with ONeils Orchestra. four Legion dances follow April 13 27 May 11 23 with Moreys Orchestra in Lowell.
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Maynard
Nutber
Alice T. Fairbanks
Bridgeport
Tess
Wily Rawitzer
Bertha i
Miriam Whitney
Boston
Iif
Charles H. Miles
Cole's Restaurant
Alfred Webber
Town Hall
Bedford
Bedford Man Announces Recovery After Illness
Friends and relatives of Charles Skelton of Hartford Street are glad he has recovered and is out again after an illness attack.
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Charles Skelton
Hartford St
Maynard Social Roundup and Local Events
Maynard residents attended a 1871 inaugural parade, Sheridan's orchestra performed at Cooperative hall, and a red hot bowling match is planned for Thursday between the All Stars and Red Acre Hive. Community notices include visits by guests, a Girls Friendly Society poverty party, and a town council banquet with a Boston talent concert at Cooperative hall on April 27.
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James Goodson
Parker St
Maynard
Sheridan
Cooperative Hall
Harold Lyons
All Stars
Red Acre
John Driscoll
Chandler St
Bernard McArdle
Mary Lee
Lowell
Andrew Doherty
Mae
Lincoln
Girls Friendly Society
Spanish Hall
St. George's
Marlboro
Edwin J. Jones
Maynard Council, K. of C
Whittemore
Boston
Maynardites Write For History Of The Town
Former residents across the country are sending orders for a Maynard town history. The fiftieth anniversary celebration excites exiles who plan large returns to visit old haunts, renew friendships, and meet old acquaintances in Maynard.
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Maynard
Milk Dealers and Farmers Forecast Imminent Price War
Local milk dealers warn of a coming milk war with farmers as prices are set to drop to about 52¢ per quart around April 16. Alex Sopanen of the First National Cooperative Association states his firm will cut prices to tie the move, noting Boston market rates fixed by a fair price committee.
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Alex Sopanen
National Cooperative Association
Boston
Milk price war threatens local dairy sales
Farmers refuse to accept 54¢ a can offered by his firm, planning to retail their own milk. If their threat is carried out, many milkmen face competition and, during the ongoing dispute, prices may drop.
All Stars Top Cricket Club in Bowling Series Win
The All Stars defeated the Cricket Club three games in a bowling match at Maynard alleys on Friday night. J. B. Lent rolled 125 in a single game and 19 in three strings to lead. Manager King issued a townwide challenge. Harold Peterson of Red Acre Farm’s quintet accepted, vowing to beat them. The Red Acre lineup includes Billett Miller Morgan White and Peterson.
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All Stars
Maynard
J. B
King of the Stars
Harold Peterson
Red Acre Farm
Red Acre
Billett
Miller
Morgan
White
Peterson
Textile Workers Hold Mass Meeting At Colonial Hall
About 3000 men and women attended the Textile Council organized gathering at Colonial hall Tuesday evening. Francis Johnngton presided as local council president and Natouch of Pawtucket Rhode Island and Reverer of Manchester addressed the crowd representing the United Textile Workers of America. The meeting aimed to organize the local workers into a union.
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Textile Council
Colonial Hall
Francis Johnngton
Natouch
Pawtucket
R. I
Reverer
Manchester
United Textile Workers of América
Stovink Causes Trouble In Roosevelt Incident
A four year old girl on Roosevelt Avenue swallowed Stovink Monday afternoon. Dr Dwight Cowles used a stomach pump to treat her, saving her from a fatal outcome, though she remains on the dangerous list.
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Roosevelt
Dwight Cowles
Public Health Nurse Association Meeting Details
The Public Health Nurse Association met at Roosevelt High School on Tuesday. Mrs Amber Columbia reported 83 home nursing visits, 229 office treatments, 80 school visits, and 62 home visits to school children. Fees contributed totaled 21 505 to the association, with insurance claim processing noted through Metropolitan Insurance Co 2950.
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Heath “Nurse Association
Amber Columbia
Roosevelt School
The
Nurse Association
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Fiftieth Celebracon of Maynard Incorporated Town Parade
The Fiftieth Celebracon of the incorporation of Maynard as a town is set for April 17 to 19 with a grand civic parade April 19. Governor Cox will review the 2000+ marchers including three bands and divisions from American Legion A A R and Spanish War Vets. Parade routes run from Sudbury and Main to Old Post Office Square.
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Maynard
Cox
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Manchester Unity Grange
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Kaleva
Assabet Aerie of Eagles
Vinnish
Just's Club
Knights of Columbus
Aneiat Order United Workman
Maynard’ Lodge
Mmummey Thomnng Camrbett
James J. Morgan
Marsha
Harold Sheridan
Jon Gibbons
Fred Hanson
Marine Corps
John W. Taylor
Sudbury
Main
Nason
Congregational Church
Old Post Office Square
George Tt
Gutteridge
Tov
Jury Duty for Ever Lorentson at Cambridge
Concord Junction reports Ever Lorentson drawn to serve on a Cambridge jury. Allen Chair Company opens this week with full time operations. William Coughlin Jr returns from Fjord weeks stay. Mr and Mrs John McClar host weekend guests red ivers in Hyde Park. Winners Judkins arrives from Montreal to visit his parents.
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Ever Lorentson
Cambridge
Allen Chair
William Coughlin, Jr
Fjord
John McClar
Redivers
Hyde Park
Winnerd Judkins
Montreal
Can
Judkins
FitzGerald Talks on Americanism to West Concord Women
John F. Fitzgerald of Boston spoke at Harvey Wheeler School Assembly Hall on civic duty and Americanism. He warned against reducing New England influence amid population shifts and criticized celibacy or late marriages of college women, urging educated mothers’ example. Mrs Otis Forbush and Miss Gertrude Rideout performed piano.
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New England
Otis Forbush
Gertrude Rideout
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Haynes & Neal
Clarence Neal P. O. Box
Everett Haynes
P. O. Box
South Acton
Winchester
Thomas F. Parker
Winchester Store
J. King
D. Murray
Lesage
Taylor
Lynch
M.C.A A. ‘Rodway
Prue
J. B. Lent
J. Lent
Tucker
Textile Workers’ Meeting
Stovink
Public Health Association
Louis Peel
Peel
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Gov
Old Concord
Geerze R Blinn
Concord Junction
A. R. MacLeod
Edison
Everett St. Concord
Mass
R. E. Hartin
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