Maynard Local News Highlights and Community Events
Maynard notes report marathoner Votinen joining the Hh. A. A. and note the town licenses for dogs, with an estimated canine population of 350. Reports cover Home Economic Club activities, a Detroit to Maynard car trip, fire department warnings, the St George church bazaar, Easter music plans, and a Japanese immigration critique by Rev Bliss. Also listed are births, weddings, lectures, school athletics, and upcoming plays at Cooperative hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Home Economic Club
Juli Hekkala
Leonard Smith
Studebaker
Detroit
Martin Peterson
Peterson
Oal Studebaker
William Naylor Chieef
St. George's Church
Cooperative Hall
David M. Angell
Wesleyan M. &. Church of
Parker Street
Rannish Labor Society
Nason’ Street
W. A. Iaynes Lanther
Carrol B. Preach
Lynnfield
Coly
Congregational Church
Reach
Tufts Glee Club
Alfred V. Bliss
American Missionary Association
Union Congregational Church
Congress
President Collége
Japan
Bliss
George H. Creighton
Legion Auxiliary
Great Road
Armas Fingard
Andover
Academy
Gilbert Hawkes
Florida
Benjamin Townsend
Lillian
England
Huddersfield
Misa Mabel
Methodist Church
Local notices and business openings across town
Thtrtek Powers leaves for Newfoundland on a new posting. Misa Peart Beaton of Millbury visits Great Toad aunt Mrs Charles Keene. The American Supply Co plans a Leominster branch this month with Joseph Glickman in charge and his wife running the Maynard store. Kla Club at Lutheran church hosts Miss Laura Hekkala on Douglas Avenue April 14. Misses Laimenberg Hertha Carlson and Irene Hekkala attend a town event. Ida Jokinen active in the annual league meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thtrtek Powers
Newfoundland
Misa ‘Peart Beaton
Millbury
Charles Keene
Great Toad
American Supply Co
Leominster
Joseph Glickman
Maynard
Kla Club
The
Lutheran Church
Laura Hekkala
Douglas Avenue
Laimenberg
Hertha Carlson
Irene Hekkala
Ida Jokinen
Schézcict
Tehburg
Human Fly Daring Stunts Draw Modest Pay
Local showman Jack Smith known as the Human Fly performed weekend stunts at a public venue. He climbed the Masonic block cupola on Friday and rode a bicycle on Saturday, claiming parachute jumping as his trade while earning only about 4.26 dollars from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Masonic Block
Saiebscenian
Terra Firma
Easter sale showcases Mother Goose tableau at church
A Friday evening Easter sale at the Congregational church vestry, organized by the Ladies Benevolent Society, proved socially and financially successful. A Mother Goose tableau by children, directed by Mrs Oliver Trees and others, featured candy and ice cream, with local families serving treats and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ladies’ ‘Benevolent Society
Oliver Trees
Mra
Beatricen
Basa Case Flood
R. F. Townsend
George Hart
Misa Nellie Carver
Rachel
Gavin Taylor
Robert Archer
Mratéva Prye
William McGarry
George Newton
Lyman Prett
Ethelyn Whitney
Batic Coulter
Fifth Birthday Celebration at Glickman Home
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glickman on Main Street glowed with lights and flowers on a Wednesday evening as friends gathered to celebrate Silvia Glickman's fifth birthday. A collation followed a musical program featuring Mrs. Joseph Donahue and Harold Glickman on violin and Miss Margaret Moore on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Glickman
Main Street
Silvia
Joseph Donahue
Harold Glickman
Mise Margaret Moore
Scully Sentenced in Concord District Court
Angelo Scully of Boston was found guilty of transportation of liquor in Concord district court. He received one month in the house of correction and a $50 fine. Three companions were discharged. Police halted his car on April 2 near Concord, uncovering sixty gallons of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Angelo Scully
Boston
Concord
For Sale White-faced Black Spanish Hens and Rooster
For sale 10 white-faced black Spanish hens good layers and one rooster. Apply 130 Com Avenue. Tel 3374W.
Easter Anthems Planned at Union Congregational Church
Union Congregational Church announces three Easter anthems led by Gavin A. Taylor with a sermon titled Cast away fear be of good cheer He is here The church decor by Miss Marion Townsend Holy Week services are set for Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 pm The evening choir service at 7 00 pm invites families to sing Easter hymns explained by picture and story Communion Thursday evening in the auditorium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Gavin A. Taylor
Marion Townsend
Hudson Tems Marshal E Keyes Dies at 65 in His Daughter's Home
Hudson Tems Marshal E Keyes, 65, died at his daughter Mrs Beatrice Iwuertson's home on Hilton Street after years as a resident of Balton and Stow. He worked at Sawyer lox tory and had lived with his daughter for five years. He survived by one son. Arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal E. Keyes
Beatrice Iwuertson
Hton Street
Mr. Keyes
Balton and
Stow
Sawyer Loxtory
Silent Policeman Crash Injures Dummy Cart On Main Street
A pair of horses hitched to a wagon dashed from W. C. Strout's at the Fearne drug store on Main Street. The horses turned and struck the dummy cop, tipping the cart and damaging the ice wagon. the dummy's top was broken but no serious injuries are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Strout
F. S. Fearne Drug Store
Main Street
Nason
Carter
Will Contest Denied in Middlesex Probate Court
The will of the late William H. Maynard of Ninchester was denied in Middlesex Probate Court. Waynerd died leaving a will and five beneficiaries. he left donations to charities while Harlan J. Maynard and 11 cousins were cut off without a cent. The estate valued between 700000 and 1.0 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Maynard
Ninchester
Middlesex Probate Ga’ Court
Waynerd
Harlan J. Maynard
Maynard Forming 40 Piece City Band
Maynard to form a new 40 piece town band called ORGANIZE 40 PIECE GANOD IN MAYNARD. A conference of leading local musicians from several groups was held and the result announced rehearsals are underway. The band plans a public appearance at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
United Concert 5
Musicans
Piar
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Couglin
Townsend
Maynard Grange
Connors Melody Boys
Gladys Belle Marchant
Archibald Barnaby
Jackson Street
Havechill
Shingler
Pather
Karl Sahlsten
Parker St
Johnston’s
Milwaukee
Schrafft
Burbank
Loomey
Main St
Maynard, Mass
Hudson ‘Tems
Columbia
John Edwards
Butler Ave
Tel
Crawford
New England
Seder & Gruber
Drew Helenius
A.d.macrae
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Sarr
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