Chautauqua Preview Highlights Health Talks and Plays
The annual Chautauqua schedule features Dr. Spuursen speaking on health education and Marie Dohm and Dr. David D. Vaughn among noted lecturers. A three act comedy Tommy and a comedy about a sponge provide entertainment alongside music acts, a Junior Town program, and a Moscow Conservatory violin recital.
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Nual Chautauqua
Maynard
Spuursen
I Association
Indifaith
Marie Dohm
Mied
David D
Eduéaeaker
Ny Health
Seakers
Tommy
Cort
Ien
Petrie
Naoum
Moscow Conservaentine
Wayside landmark sale plans in Concord heritage group efforts
A Concord committee led by French seeks to raise funds to secure the Wayside landmark. The sale aims to protect the historic site and preserve its literary significance, with a public viewing and refreshment period at 3 to 6 PM on Saturday.
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Concord
Etae
Many Pass Tesis for Swimming at Walden Pond
Aug 1 report notes numerous pupils passing swimming and life saving tests during a two week period. Miss Livy Due and Rose Frawley achieved senior life saving passes. six learners passed the junior test. The list includes Walter Hansen Ethel Brown Ruth Brooks and others. Mrs Edward Caiger and Miss Eileen Zorland volunteer for instruction.
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Vloncoru
Pile
Mrsharold
Unittin
Uuuwer Wao
Livy Due
Rose Frawley
Magnolia
Walter Hansen
Ethel Brown
Ruth Brooks
Cook Peter Brooks
Robert Bygrave
Cole
Ruth Clahane
Sally Millett
Helen Vanderhoof
Alicia Farfield
John Bartolomeo
John Cullinane
Frank Hansen
Mary W. Sheehan
Robert Wurtz
Gertrude MacDonald
Thomas Lawrence
Edward Byron
Claire Healey
Emma Pedinelli
Ellena Hayes
Charles Searles
Annie Vantwyver
Mildred Whitney
Elizabeth Wurtz
Barbara Lawson
Barbara Loughlin
Mata Vantwyver
Mary Labonte
Gertrude Reed
Henry Thompson
Fred Engebretsen
John Dee
Raymond Nelson
Jack O’brien
Gertrude McGann
John Byron
Louise Vente
Coach Murray Visits Maynard on Extended Vacation
Frank Murray, famed Marquette University coach from Milwaukee, is visiting relatives in Maynard with his family for an extended vacation. He played baseball and basketball in college, later shifted to football, and earned national renown coaching the Marquette Golden Avalanche of the West. He plans to meet old friends and will face Holy Cross in Worcester in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank Murray
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank
Tufts College
Marquette
Golden Avalanche
West
Holy Cross
Worcester
Murray
Horace Greeley
Athetic
Hold up wounds Lexington man reports assault and robbery
Leo A. Delaney of 58 Thoreau Street Concord says he was stopped by three youths on a state road near Waltham Street Lexington about 1 Monday morning. He was struck on the head with a tire iron and robbed of two ten dollar bills before the assailants fled in a sedan.
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Leo A. Delaney
Thoreau St
Concord
State Road
Waltham St
Lexington
Delaney
Laney
W. W. Harrington
Lexington Center
Maynard Field Day Aids New Bedford Textile Strikers
A two day event at Vose Playgrounds under United Textile Workers Local 771 supported New Bedford strikers. Horace Riviere spoke on the strike from Lowell organizer Thomas Regan and other speakers shared the workers’ story. entertainment included a dancer, band concert, vaudeville acts, with local donations and generous attendance noted.
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Maynard
Vose
United Textile Workers of America
New Bedford
Horace Riviere
Thomas Regan
Lowell
United Concert Band
Parker Street Club
Maydale Bottling Co
Auto Crash injures three in Sudbury collision
A sedan carrying Edward J Buloski Mae Chiswick and Margaret Chiswick collided with a truck driven by Charles Miller on the State Road near Nobscot road. Buloski and Chiswick siblings suffered head neck and body injuries while the truck carried furniture bound for Albany New York.
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Sudbury
Edward J. Buloski
Ward Street
South Boston
Edward J. ‘Buloski
Ward. Street
Mae Chiswick
Medford ‘Street
Somerville
Margaret Chiswick
Mae
Chas. Miller
Florence Avenue
Allston
Albany
N.Y
Nobscot Road
Sells Estate in Sudbury Details of a Colonial House
Cornelia D. Bramel sold to Gardner Poole of Cambridge. The colonial house with a large barn and 40 acres on Framingham road Sudbury changes hands. Built before 1817 by the Howe family, highland location, eight rooms, modern conveniences, four fireplaces, brick oven, and restored colonial features.
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Cornelia D. Bramel
Gardner Poole
Cambridge
Framingham Road
Sudbury
Howe
Wayside Inn
Ancient Order of Hibernians Bazaar Preview at Monument Hall
Chairman James Byrne announced indoor bazaar events for Division 56 at Monument Hall in Concord. The gathering highlighted a Friday night program with a midway entertainment and dancing, planned for Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James Byrne
Monument Hall
Division 56
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Byrne
Local Ford Agent Reports Airport Talk in Stow Sudbury
James A. Coughlan, a Ford agent, received a Ford Motor Company inquiry about a local airport or the possibility of Maynard having one. He will refer the matter to the local Business Men's Association. He noted that Mr Ford recently acquired land in Stow and Sudbury, rumored to become an airport.
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James A. Coughlan
Ford
Ford Motor Car Company
Maynard
Coughlan
Business Men's Association
Lan
Stow
Sudbury
Family fines of 1000 appealed after raid cases
Ernest Mariano Taylor and Philo mena were found guilty on two liquor charges each with fines of 260 and 250 dollars and 80 day sentence for mena. A. Arena and Margaret Foster faced liquor charges with 100 and 50 dollar fines. Charles Foster liquor charge dismissed. Teresa Tamly case continued. All tied to Saturday raid July 21 led by Sergeant LaBlanc with Chief Connors assisting.
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Maynard
Ernest Mariano Taylor Read
Philomena
House of Correction
A. Arena
Main Street
Charles Foster
Parker Street
Margaret Foster
Teresa Tamly
River Street
LaBlanc
State Police
John Connors
Maynard School Committee Seeks New Superintendent
The Maynard school committee interviewed candidates for the superintendent position on Monday and Tuesday evenings. More than a dozen applicants are listed and a selection and announcement are expected before the end of the week.
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Maynard
July Police Report Highlights 39 Arrests
The July police report lists 39 arrests across offenses including drunkenness 19 miscellaneous 1 motor laws 6 neglect of family 2 default 2 under influence 3 probation 2 larceny 2 disturbance 2.
Lawn party on Grange ground by Nort Circle M E church
Summer street hosts a Saturday lawn party on August 11 from five to nine under the Nort Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church. Attendees may enjoy lunch candy, ice cream and tonic, home made cakes, a mystery table for children, and the grounds will be rendered.
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Grange
Summer Street
Nort Circle
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Lowney Tendered Bridal Shower Before Aug 5 Wedding
A large gathering in Maynard honored Miss Mildred Lowney with a pink and white bridal shower. Guests included Mrs. Daniel Lowney and many relatives from Marlboro Dorchester Cambridge and Watertown. Miss Lowney will wed Frank E Lamlein of Clinton on Sunday afternoon August 5.
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Maynard
Iy Mert
Daniel Lowney
Frank Murray
Milwaukee
James Gibney
Marlboro
John Bevis
Dorchester
Harold Slade
Fitchburg
James Tobin
Edward White
Frank Lowney
Theodore Lowney
Watertown
Miss Lowney
Frank E.lamlein
Clinton
Local Golfers Attend New England Championship
Concord entrants William Faver Jr James Baldwin and John Merwin competed in the New England Golf Championship at Nashua New Hampshire. Merwin qualified with 153 for 36 holes and then lost in the first round to W P Hersey of Wellesley 2 and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William Faversham Jr
James B. Baldwin
John Merwin
New England
Nashua
N. H
Merwin
Massachusetts
W. P. Hersey
Wellesley
Yahn Appeals Sentence In Stow Hit Run Case
Robert Yahn of Stow was arraigned in Concord district court on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident without presenting his identity. Chief Peter Lawson reports Yahn was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in jail, from which he appealed. The case stems from a two week old accident on Great Road involving George Adams of Nasan Street Maynard who was seriously injured.
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Maynard
Robert Yahn
Stow
Cocnord
Peter Lawson
Lawson
Yahn
Great Ad
George Adams
Nasan Street
Feast Day Observed in Sudbury Community Ceremony
Maynard August 1 Feast of St Elia held Sunday at South Sudbury with high mass at the Chapel of Our Lady of Indulgences. Rev Guido Pallotta led the service as the Marine Band from Boston played at a field day near the observance drawing about 500 attendees from Providence East Boston Concord Maynard and surrounding areas.
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Maynard
Elia
South Sudbury
Guido Pallotta
St. Bridgets Parish
Marine Band of Boston
St. Hira
St.Hira
Italy
Sudbury
Providence
Boston
Concord
St Elia
New Bird Book Published on Massachusetts Birds
The Massachusetts Department of Agriculture congratulates Howard Howe on Vol II of Birds of Massachusetts and Other New England States. Fifty-one species covered with Louis Agassiz Fuertes art, twenty nine colored plates, maps. Sold at cost $5 by the Secretary of State, Room 1118, State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
New England
Division of
Howard Howe
Forbush
Wil Eady
Louis Agassiz Fuertes
Africa
State House
Alice B. Harrington
Girls Enter Camp at Scituate
Maynard August 1 The girls of St Bridgets parish about seventy left by bus for Camp Joyce Kilmer Scituate parish camp for two weeks vacation. Miss Katherine Mearls Boston champion swimmer and runner serves as physical instructor at the camp. Counsellors include Mrs Mary Coughlan Nelie May Florence Wilder Olive Morgan. Rev Charles Dona hue is camp director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St Bridgets Parish
Joyce Kilmer
Scituate
Katherine Mearls
Lake Boon
Boston
New England
Mearls
Mary Coughlan
Nelie May
Florence Wilder
Olive Morgan
Charles Donahue
Workers vote today on plan to arbitrate wages
New Bedford Aug 1 Ins reports 27000 textile operators threaten strikes over a ten percent wage cut. Union members prepare to vote on state board of arbitration proposal for an impartial tribunal. Pickets few. Arrested share bailouts advance. Citizens deplore Cotton Manufacturers association claim that police protection is insufficient.
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New Bedford
INS
State Board of Arbitration
John Sullivan
The
Cotton Manufacturers Association
Funeral for Mrs Beatrice M McCallum
West Concord August 1 The funeral of Mrs Beatrice M wife of George McCallum who died Sunday at Mass General Hospital was held from her home at 233 Main Street on Tuesday afternoon. She was born January 30 1896 in Reading Massachusetts and had lived in West Concord for many years. She is survived by her husband two sisters Mrs Mildred Osborne and Mrs ??? and three brothers Perley Thurston Walter Thurston and a brother with the name garbled. Rev Aired Wheeler Stone officiated at the service. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with Bearers Frank Hood Henry Harmon William McCarthy and Robert Berry. Interment noted to have been attended by Willow Rebekah Lodge and Hawthorne Lodge O B S. Floral tributes testified to the esteem in which she was held.
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West Concord
Beatrice M
George ‘McCallum
Mass. General Hospital
Main Street
McCallum
Reading
Mass
George McCallum
Mildred Osborne
Mr. Perley
Ton
Paris Thurston
M. Walter Thurston
Conway
Aired
Wheeler Stone
eWest
Concord Unionhirch
Willow Rebeckah Lodge
Hawthorne Lodge O. B
Sewing Circle
Helping Hand Society
Frank Hood
Henry Harmon
William McCarthy
Robert Berry
Concord
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Eddie Bedford Takes Two-Week Break from L. Anderson and Son
Eddie Bedford of Commonwealth Avenue is enjoying a two weeks vacation from his duties at L. Anderson and Son in Concord.
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Eddie Bedford
Commonwealth Avenue
L. Anderson and Son
Concord
Anniversary notes and family updates in South Acton
Miss Elizabeth Richardson marked her birthday with cards and congratulations at her Main Street home on July 29. News includes birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Kurter of Ann Arbor on July 29, 1928, and various relatives visiting or staying in towns across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Elizabeth Richardson
Main Street
Ion
Anita
K. C. Kurter
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Kig
Mathe
Universalist Church
Agust
Congregational Church
Florence Merriam
Irene Merriam
Upton
Maine
Esction
H. Lewis Jones
Pitiehaven
North Conway
N. H
Daniel R. Britton
Templeton
Mass
Charlotte Starbuck
John C. Starbuck
High Street
Annie Clayt
Local men go on deep sea fishing trip
West Concord fishermen sailed from Swampscott at nine Sunday morning led by Captain Codwite. By ten, two party members were seasick yet others reported a fine outing and shared tales of a giant catch, with names of local participants including Ket Albh Burke Wittens Miler Halland Barnett Johnson Jean Dubois Hotty Bell Day Prendergast Berg Lombardo Caldwell Magele Burke MacLean Heeks Logan and Lawrence.
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West Concord
Ug 1
Leod
Ket
Albh
William Burke
Lince Wittens Miler
Halland
Lawrence
L Barnett
C. Johnson
P. Jean
Samuel Dubois
George Hotty
Elgar
George” Bell
Patrick In Day
John Prendergast
Ch Bia Berg
Charles Lombardo
Malcolm Caldwell
Paul Pseng
Day Caldwell
Miss Kate Lawton Leaves for Washington and New York Notices
Miss Kate Lawton of Walnut Maynard will leave an indefinite voyage with Sentinal in Washington GA. Mr and Mrs defence in New York City are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Jawyer on Front Street. John Dw recently passed the Ni Yesbar and has entered Morris Plan employ from Maynard High School class of 1919.
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Kate Lawton
Walnut ‘Maynard
Sentinal
Washington, GA
Defence
New York City
Jawyer
Front Street
John Dw
Morris Plan
Maynrad High School
Shieks 1-0 West Concord in Valley league showdown
Maynard Shieks edged West Concord 1-0 in a tense Valley league game last night. Maynard scored the lone run in the fifth on errors as Lehto allowed six West Concord hits while McWilliams collected two for West Concord. Robinson Erickson combined for West Concord, with Lehto and Boulden pitching for Maynard.
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Dave Robinson
West Concord
Maynard Shieks
Ate. Park
Maynard
M Nard
West
Concord
Lehto
McWilliams
We Concord
Robinson
Enterickson
Battery
Wes Concord
Boulden
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Chautauqua
Red Cross
Coach Murray
Svictim
LAN Bazaar
President Coolidge
Superior
Coolidge
Washington
Marine Band
NEW Bird Book Just Published
Sullivan
Beatrice M. McCallum
South Acton
Sheiks
W. Concord
West Acton
Geraldine Hood
Malden
Lois Robbins
Grove Street
Edward McClellar
Robert
Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Mil
George FY . Dorein
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