Maynard Meeting Discusses Clean-Up and Home Gardens
The Maynard Business Men's Association held its regular meeting at Mt Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. Arthur Kay spoke on clean-up campaigns and farming. Reynold H. Batra outlined company policy on factory gardens. Linwood White described the Midda sex Farm Bureau methods. a committee was named for the annual midsummer outing and land for gardens was offered by Haynes Woodward and the American Woolen Co. The group emphasized citizen cooperation to make the town cleaner and healthier, with plans for a wide cleanup campaign starting May 7 and a $25 gift to fund the effort. The discussion also covered fire prevention, tuberculosis fight funding, and the need to attract workers back to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Business Men’s Association
Mt Masonic
Arthur Kay
Framingham
Metropolitan ‘Life ™ ‘Insurance Co
Reynald H. ‘Batra
C. C. Dreachler
Amerfean ‘Woolen’ Co
Linwood White
Middasex Farm Bureau
Anderson
Hudson
Home Gardens
Haynes & Woodward
Association
P. J. Sullivan
Arthur
A. Coughlan
B. J. Coughlin
Joshua Naylor
Meo. H. Gutteridge
Dreschier
American Woolen
Win. Wood
New England
Public Safety Committee
American Woolen Co
Andr
Merrick
Will
Hat swap at meeting prompts lid recovery appeal
A man misplaced his hat during a Business Men's Association gathering and asks the owner to contact the local Enterprise agent to reclaim the correct lid. The swap was accidental and the remaining hat is described as a better sky piece. a card or phone call is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Business Met
Waagrt
Wartime Faith Service And Yellowstone Lecture
Wednesday evening regular meeting in the vestry led by Pastor Ny Who on the topic Should Do for the Nation in Wartime. Sunday morning sermon by the pastor with choir music. Sunday school at noon for Junior C B and Senior C BE at 6. Evening illustrated lecture with asteropticon on Yellowstone Park from the pastor’s four week study with cowboys and rangers. Bi monthly communion on the first Sunday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyna Maynard
Horace ,Bates
Yellowstone
Annual Inter Esty Bowling League Banquet Set Next Monday
The Inter esty bowling league will hold its annual banquet next Monday evening. Caterer Anderson of Hudson has been engaged to provide a turkey supper. Tickets are available from team captains or at Lynch Bros. bowling alleys.
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Anderson
Hudson
Lynch Bros
American Woolen Co Announces Wage Increase Across Workforce
The American Woolen Co the world leading woolen maker with over 18 000 workers in four Lawrence mills and about 5 000 more in 45 plants across New England and New York states says it will raise wages for all employees The raise will not be below 6 percent with the largest boosts to the lowest paid workers Some increases may reach 10 to 15 percent.
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American’ Woolen Co
Lawrence
Ite
New England
New York State
Washington Spring Trip Planned by High School Seniors
The senior class plans a spring trip to Washington, D C leaving Thursday. A list names Rachel Gates Theresa Murray Viola Binks Ellen Morris James Raton Lauri Williams Charles Distasio John Donahue Percy Dunlop Waino Tervo Gavin A Taylor Harlan Powers as travelers. Mrs Kenneth H Damien will chaperon the party along with Mrs Albert Haynes and daughter Grace.
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Washington, D
Ares
Rachel Gates
Theresa, Murray
Viola’ Binks
Ellen Morris
James Raton
Lauri Williams
Charles Distasio
John Donahue
Percy Dunlop
Waino Tervo
Gavin A. Taylor
Harlan Powers
Community notes outline local committee roles and social events
Chairman H Linwood Whitehite heads a five member committee to list land for home gardens and cooperate with the Middlesex Farm Bureau. Mrs George Waterhouse welcomes a son born Tuesday. Mrs John Ingham returns home from Deaconess hospital today. Miss Emma Greenhalgh acts as post office clerk substitute. Charles H Heath works as a teamster for National Express Co. Rev Walter J Browne plans a parish reception on May 15. St Bridget Sunday school holds a social May 23. Summer Hill lodge initiates class at I O O F hall. Watch City degree team from Waltham hosts District Deputy Ernest Wilson and Marlboro guests. a collation served. Dr and Mrs John Bellows leave for Springfield for funeral of his brother. Public schools close Friday for spring vacation next week.
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George ‘Waterhouse
Brooks St
John Ingham
Deaconess
Concord
Emmaa Greenhalghe
Charles H. Heath
Plattsburg
National Express Co
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget
Summer Hill ‘Lodge
U.W
Waltham
Ernest Wilson
Marlboro
John Bellows
Springfield
Owill
Suburban Church Sermon Echoes on Christian Life
Mrs. Davis mother of the M E church pastor, left for Chicago Monday to stay with kin. Rev Claire G Davis preached to a full house Sunday on declining religious interest and social life. A Parish meeting of the worthwhile league is set for April 28 in the suburban area.
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Davis
M. E
Chicago
Claire
North Acton Bride Weds Albert Durkee in Home Ceremony
Miss Florence Estella White and Albert Porter Durkee of Acton were married at 7 o clock Thursday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. F W Tingley. The couple exchanged vows in a laurel and white carnation bower with witnesses from nearby towns. They will reside near Acton Centre after a social hour and reception.
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Florence White
Albert Durkee
Acton A
Sidney J. White
North Acton
Florence’ Estella
Albert Porter Durkee
Acton
Elizgabeth Hunter
Lincoln
Raymond Durkee
Irma Durkee
Tok
Blati
Dorchester
Brookline
Lovell
Hazel Holt
South Acton
Acton Centre
Committee to Consolidate Churches for Midweek Services
A five member committee was chosen to confer on closing churches for midweek services and to consolidate all services at Whitney Hall. A meeting on the plan was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ches H Way.
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Churches
Whitney Hall
Ches. H. Way
Court Allows Sunday Garden Work in Food Emergency
Boston rulings by Judge Perrins in West Roxbury hold that gardening to raise vegetables is allowed on Sundays during a food emergency. Flowers hedge work and coop building were deemed not necessary and warrants issued for those activities last Sunday.
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Boston
West Roxbury Court
Perrins
Roslindale
Coll
Burglar Schultz Captured After Sing Sing Escape Spree
Detectives nab Schultz, a burglar linked to multiple robberies since escaping Sing Sing on Sept 11. He allegedly enlisted in the navy, deserted, married a woman in Indiana, and spent stolen proceeds on a honeymoon before being identified by Detective Fisher.
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Kotha
Moyer
Sing Sing
Schultz
Anhsiana
Fisher
Unusual Opportunity for Representatives in Real Estate Field
Local Boston firm seeks men with auto and residence in or near R R town to represent an established real estate concern. No experience required. Pays from 200 to 3500 dollars per year, with additional prospects. Send inquiries to No. EL Manager Suite 15 1305 Commonwealth Ave Boston Massachusetts.
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R. R
Basia
Comemonwealth Ave
Boston
Mass
Boy Scouts Lead South Acton Celebration Day
South Acton residents and 21 Boy Scouts led a day of patriotic events starting at 5 a m with gun salutes. Bells rang at 6 a m as two detachments visited churches, a procession formed at the schoolhouse, and prayers readings and remarks followed at Exchange Street. The Liberty tree series concluded with a meal and a planned ball game, which ended with local teams playing two pickup games after Silver Hill Scouts did not appear.
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Beavers Cain
Cole
Arthur Tuttle
Boy Scouts
George Smith
Karl Jones
Finney & Holt
Mr. Morris
Bar
Governor Proclaims Arbor Day and Holiday
Gov McCass issues proclamation setting aside next Saturday as Arbor Day and a holiday. Unclear text notes movement of household furnishings by Fred Lyons of Berwick Nova Scotia and a reference to a motor railway connection with Cy ML & HL.
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McCass
Fred Lyons
Berwick
N. S
Cy ML & HL Railway
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Resent
France
Australie
Argentina
Massachusetts
Tadde
Middle
Middle West
William H. Millington
J. Leo Comeau
Frank E. Sanderson
A. Johnson
Annisqua
E. W. Ford
Congregational Church
Washington
H. Linwood White
Hite
Abboiniea
Mer
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Sudbury
Commonwealth
Charles. Francis. Adams
Albert
Apley
Cambridge
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
John L. Bates
William A. Brooks
Holyoke
Charles
Southborough
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
Louis A. Coolidge
Milton
Wohn
HN W. Cummings
Falls River
Edwin’ A. Curtis
Frank E. Dunbar
Lowell
Gamuel J. Elder, “of
Winchester
Wilmot
Evans, Jry
Everett
Ee Abbott ‘Lawrence
Nathan Matthews
Moorfield Storey
Ween
Wtee
Wwe
Vam Bien God
Thirteenth Congressional District
Frederick P
Fist of Brookline
Eer
Robert Luce
Walthalls
Rss
Csvensve
Samuel L. Powers
Newton Wasee
Reve
Rae
Tremont Bldg
Oe Peabody
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