Golden wedding anniversary glimmers for Maynard couple
The Maynard couple celebrated their golden wedding with friends and gifts from relatives and church members. Rev. Boicourt officiated at the ceremony with حضور. The husband born 1840, taught 22 years, longtime member of the Congregational Church. wife born 1855, daughter of Henry and Rico Writer, remains active in church circles. Their two daughters and two grandchildren were present amid warm tributes. Also noted are students in the university summer session, among them Maynard residents Lo Fullin and E Townsend.
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Acton’ Street
Y. Arec
Rome
Segational Dwireh
Pettigrew
Rev
Boicourt
The
Oval Church
Maynard
Gloucester
Mari
Ing
Itigrew
Glou
Henry
Rico
Maynard Chile
B. A. Titus
Siswick
Lor
Ersity
Miss Lofullin
Summit Street
E. Townsend
Lin- Biblical
Tax rate reduced by board of assessors this year
The board of assessors lowered the tax rate from 34.50 to 28.00 this year due to gains in real estate. personal property valuations also decreased for the town, with about 480 poll tax payers affected and a gain against last year.
Sale of Household Goods in Concord Estate
Mrs Careline B run of Concord is selling household goods on Tuesday August 9 1927 at 10 o clock in A.K. s Storage House estate. Items include a round table matching set Franklin glassware a card table books fire set and a lot of paintings.
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Careline’ B. Run
A. K
Estat
Frankliner
Glays
Reparing to gridiron season at Marquette and Maynard
Marquette coach Iank Murray, preparing for fall football, has a strong candidate group training through vacation with jobs aiding conditioning. Players work as icemen and on railroads or construction while one backfield hopeful notes he is a bouncer. Marquette meets Holy Cross in Milwaukee, 1928, as Don Lent of Maynard high plans an early callout for a September 17 game with Clinton HS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iank Murray
Marquette
Frank
Brake and Light Test August 8 by Boston Automobile Club
A free automobile brake and light test will be held here on Monday August 8 under the direction of the Boston Automobile Club. It is a continuation of last Monday’s test interrupted by rain and is a voluntary effort by the AAA to promote road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Automobile Club
AAA
Benefit Dance Friday Night for Maynard Town Team
A benefit dance for the Maynard Town team will be held at the Yose Pavilion next Friday night. Hugh Connors celebrated Hotel Bancroft. The broadcasting orchestra will furnish the music. Adverse weather last Friday reduced attendance at the prior benefit. Tickets go on sale in advance. Local supporters are urged to help make this event a success.
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Maynard
Yose Pavilion
Hugh Connors
Bancroft
Broadcasting Orchestra
Brayden Wins Low Net in Maynard Handicap
Frank Brayden was low net in a medal handicap at Maynard Country Club on Saturday. A three way tie for low gross occurred with L A Wells of Waltham, B J Coughlan, and Arthur Carlton. The first qualifying round for the club championship will be played next weekend, with the top sixteen advancing to finals. Frank Sheridan, the club handicapper, expects the championship tourney to run weekly toward the state club handicap tournament in September.
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Frank Brayden
Maynard Country Club
L. A. Wells
Waltham
B. J. Coughlan
Arthur Carlton
Frank Sheridan
Maynard Marlboro K C Golf Play Opens Tonight
Maynard K of C and Marlboro K of C start the first round of a golf tournament at Maynard Country Club this evening at 4 o clock. Sixteen players per team, supper on the clubhouse piazza by a Framingham caterer.
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Maynard. K
Marlboro K of C
Maynard Country Club
Piazza
Framingham
Frank Brayden
Maynard
P. H. Murphy
John Connors
B.J. Coughlin
Frank C Sheridan
Edward Flaherty
Earl Ryan
Louis Sullivan
Ur Clark
P. J. Sullivan
Clifford Dowiey
Edward Coughlin
Pre
Painsville
Margaret McGrath
Airfield Street
New Principal and Staff Appointments in Sudbury
Sudbury School Committee settled vacancies with Allan Kester Flynn named principal at Centre School. Arthur Reynolds takes sub master role, Harriet Naylor to teach upper grades, Sarah Johnson to teach early grades. Several staff keep their posts. North Sudbury and Union schools operate with limited rooms. hot lunches expected.
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Sonnel
Iepartmen
Deinelpal 2
Mass
Aggie
Sagamore
Arthur Reynolds
Harvard
Harriet Naylor
Maynard
Fitchburg Normal School
Sarah Johnson
O. Sudbury
Parents/Teachers Association
Student Loan Fund Transferred to Treasurer in Maynard Scene
The Student Loan Fund of Scituate School, organized under Principal Cole, is held by Alverta Carroll, treasurer of the Maynard Teachers Club, until a new treasurer is appointed. The 1923–1927 donations totaled $440 with $45.61 interest and $485.61 on hand July 30, 1927, plus a report submitted by A. R. Cy Cole.
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Wiepee Er
Thie Meh School
Scituate
Alverta Carroll
Maynard’ Teachers Club
Cole
H. H. Young
Woman's Club
H. Hi Young
Maynard St .Co
Maynard Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Chautauqua Returns Assured With 60 Guarantors
Maynard Chautauqua officials report sixty guarantors enrolled for 1923 and aim to raise support to 100 or more. Readers willing to enroll as guarantors should contact officers including President William Naylor, Secretary Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge, Treasurer William H. Gutteridge, and Irene Batley.
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Maynard Chautauqua
Chautauqua
William Naylor
Charlotte Stockbridge
William H. Gutteridge
Irene Batley
Auto Brake And Light Test Conducted In City
An automobile brake and light test was held here Monday under the Business Men's Association and the Police Department. Five inspectors of the Boston Automobile Club conducted the tests. Oscar Boblin directed the squad and reported on road conditions. The Boston Club serves as the local representative of the American Automobile Association.
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Business Men’s ‘Association
Police’ Department
Boston Automobile Club
Oscar Boblin
Boston Club
Oeal
Ameria Automobile Association
President Coolidge Withdraws From 1928 Race Sparks National Reaction
The president declares he will not run in 1928, triggering a nationwide telegraph and telegram reaction of congratulations and despair. Coolidge continues daily duties as markets react to his withdrawal with selling pressure and price declines reflected in early trading.
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Rapid City
South
Dakota
President Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
Republican Party
Admiral Francis Bowles Dies at Barnstable Home
ReAdmiral Francis Tiffany Bowles a leading retired naval ship builder died at his Barnstable home He was born in Springfield on Oct 7 1858 and graduated from the U S Naval Academy in 1879 He later led the Fore River Shipbuilding Corp at Quincy and served with the Emergency Fleet Corp during the war.
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Barnstable
INS
Francis Tiffany Bowles
Springfield
U. S. Naval Academy
Royal Naval Academy
America
Naval
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Brig. Gen. James C. Reay Dies at Home
Brig. Gen. James C. Reay U S A retired former head of the C M T C in New England died at his Boston home. He was a native of Iowa a West Point graduate served in the Philippines and attended the General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth.
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Boston
INS
James C.reay
New England
Iowa
West Point
Philippines
General Staff College
Fort Leveanworth
World War I Film Shown At Maynard Theatre
Frank J. DeMars Post A L presents the History of the World War film at People's Theatre on August 10–11. Produced with War Department sanction, the documentary depicts U S Army Signal Corps scenes from the trenches to decorations, including U Boat 35 torpedo sinkings. Proceeds benefit the DeMars Post Legion activities.
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Maynard
Frank J. DeMars
U. S. Army Signal Corps
War Department
J. DeMars
A. Li
The
Legion
Local Gossip Buzzes From Concord Junction
News notes list residents and guests around Riv erside Park including John E Loring Ralph Gerow and family, Miss Mabel Hunter at Whitney Coal office, and others on vacations or transfers. Police chief shift at Chelmsford and moves of Vialle Motor Co to Main Street are highlighted along with a post office injury and Allen Chair Company night shifts.
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John E Loring
Femily
Riverside Park
Ralph Gerow
Withgton
N. H
Margaret Kelley
Chelsea
Heach Resorts
Mabel Hunter
Junction
Whitney Coal and Grata Co
Margaret Hearn
Ply
Garret Nagle
Vat Kennedy
CMTC
Ft. McKinley
J. F. Killoran
Framingham
Alton Bay
Kittoran
Dorothy
Gertrude
Jackie Kenna
Bernard E. Farmer
State Patrol
Lake Walden
Act
Chelmsford
Vialle Motor Company
Main Street
Jewett
Frank ‘Hood
Marlboro
Harold Isner
Allen Chairmpany
Trusty Escapes From Reformatory Farm
Joseph Fitzgerald a 28 year old trusted inmate at the reformatory farm escaped Thursday after finishing his duties washing and cleaning dining room areas. He was among the most trusted workers and fled into nearby woods prompting a search by Lake Walden Concord and neighboring police.
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Reformatory
Joseph Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Reformatory Farm
Patra
Walden
Concord
Velginget
Governor's Council Grapples With Sacco Vanzetti Review
Boston reports that Governor Fuller will announce his decision on the Sacco Vanzetti case around 6 pm. The Governor hints at possible intervention, with Pardons or commutation options under study. The Governor's Council awaits a ruling and potential new trial machinery from the legislature.
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Boston
Alvan Hs. Pullee
San Vanzetti
State
William R. Reed
Governor’ 8
Council
Governo Fuller
State House
Overnor
Sacco and Vanzetti Face Imminent Execution Tonight
Boston dispatch reports Nicola Sacco and Bartholomeo Vanzetti awake in the death house as the governor weighs four options hours before the scheduled execution. The case, after four months of investigation, has stirred public and political speculation on possible intervention.
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Fuller
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartholmeo Vanzetti
One Killed in Auto Mishap Near Woonsocket Rhode Island
A car toppled on Diamond Hill killing Joseph Talabach of Boston and injuring William Morrison of Roxbury who was expected to recover. The incident occurred in Woonsocket Rhode Island. A separate report notes a Royal Air Force attempt to set a nonstop record ended with a crash near Linz Austria.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Diamond Hill
Joseph Talabach
Bosto
William Morrison
Roxbury
Vienna
Royal’ Air Force
Linz
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Weing Peculity
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Rondon
Goolidge
Dodge Bros
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