Maynard People And Their Friends Visit Local Area
Local notes report Hazel Nelson Ference Margaret McCarthy and Annie Dunn on vacation visits and weekend guests at Beach and Old Orchard. Various theater showings, rail work updates, and a range of local outings, marriages, and travel plans fill the community log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Asses
Mies
Hazel Nelson
Ference
Margaret McCarthy
Awnas
Annie Dunn
Aston
St. Bridget’s Church
Ernest Waller
Bessie Morton
Old Orchard Beach
Hugh Connor
Sta- Wee
Marion Lester
Worcester
George Hack
Maine
Lerer's 2 for 1 Cloth Sale on Main Street
Lerer's annual sale offers 2 for 1 prices on suits coats and dresses for men women and children. Buy a $25 item and get another for a $1 bill while the sale lasts at Lerer's Main Street Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerer
Townsend family homecoming from Europe tour
Benjamin Townsend and daughter Lillian return from a three month Europe trip. Townsend praises America, recalling visits to his English hometown and wartime sites in France including Rheims Cathedral. Lillian toured England France Switzerland Belgium and Holland. Also mentions Miss Golden Grodberg of Boston visiting Miss Janette Gruber of Acton Street and a seven room house for sale at 18 Lincoln Street Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Townsend
Lillian
Europe
Mr. Townsend
America
Lerer's 2 for 1 Sale Sparks Retail Strategy
Lerer outlines a semi annual two for one sale for men women and children as a smart merchandising move. He notes the practice clears season stock mid season funds restock with Fall and Winter goods and offers wide variety and exceptional bargains attracting public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerer
Camp transfers as St Bridget’s youths return home
A batch of boys from St Bridget's Camp at Scituate returned home over the weekend and were replaced by others arriving Monday. Some stay three weeks while others come for a week. Each day they play ball swim at the briny and are supervised by trusted young men. A physician attends each week at the beach camp for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget'’s
Scituate
Maynare Board of Electmen Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of the Board of Electmen will be held Wednesday at 7 o'clock in their rooms Creighton's. See or permits should be presented at the desk or to the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Electmen
Creighton
Thetase
Play Off Tie For Championship At Maynard Country Club
John Miller of Waverly and Roy Lent of this town battled to a tied 86 after 15 holes in the championship playoff at Maynard Country Club. Miller edged Lent on the 20th hole with a five to six, ending the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Waverly
Roy Lent
Maynard Country Club
Lent
Miller
Natick Collegians Meet Maynard Town In Rubber Game
Natick Collegians vs Maynard Town baseball at Crowe Park on Sunday afternoon marks the rubber match after a split. Eddie Mahan may join Natick. last Saturday Concord beat Natick 6 to 3 in fourteen innings. Local attendance suffers from bad weather and rising season costs as crowds grow later. Mrs John Shea and children from Pittsfield visit relatives on Concord Street.
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Harold Moran
Concord
Natick
Roy Ocean
Don Walter Coulter
Waino Keto
New York
Canada
New England
James Coulter
New Jersey
Connecticut
Clarence Garlick
Maynard
Dorothy M. Burbeck
Lowell
Sylvester Gondolfo
Francesco
Flavin
Hannah Sullivan
Roxbury
Frank Downey
Chester Downey
Stow
Mary D'Arcy
Lynn
Old Orchard Beach
Carroll Stewart
Harrisville
R. 1
Marion Sullivan
Maple Street
Ernest P. Adams
Clofton
Downey
Fred A. Seely
Lexington
Mis
Minnie Downey
James J .Morgan
John Maley
Micheal Maley
People’s Theatre
Moving Picture
Natick Collegians
Maynard Town
Crowe Park
Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Pheasant Shipment to Maynard Rod and Gun Club
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club received sixty eight pheasants from the Massachusetts Fish and Game Preservation Commission. Birds were distributed to Eugene Thompson C C Dressechier and a member in Acton for penning until next April when they mature for release and potential stocking of nearby woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Massachusetts Fish and Game Preservation Commission
Eugene Thompson
C. C. Dressechier
Acton
George Stockwell
Joseph Schwab
Glipping Em Off Limerick Glimpse of Assabet League
A playful verse set in the Assabet Valley league featuring Terry McHugh of Stow Yanks and rivals Holy Name. The spoof centers on base stealing, pitching woes, and friendly rivalries between Stow, Holy Name, Lent, Soules, Wirth, and Marsdens, with humorous jabs at weather and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ringer
Terry McHugh
Stow
Lent
Soules
Wirth
Marsdens
Sermon on Evolution and Faith at Union Church
Two weeks ago Mr Brioicourt spoke on evolution arguing religion rests on divine creative power. He linked dust to dust with living creatures and suggested a divine guided development does not harm faith. He noted recent talks on modern wonders and previewed a sermon on whether the world is living or dead. Junior church will show Flood pictures for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broicourt
Union
St. Francis
Christ
Plentiful Blueberries Warned and Preserved Townwide
Blueberry fields and swamps have been plundered for thousands of quarts this season. Everyone from men to children has helped pick, with a bounty of pie and cake and thousands of quarts preserved for winter. Some reports promise blueberry wine as well.
Appraisers Named for Haynes Estate
Selectman John King James Coughlan and George H. Guteridge have been appointed appraisers of the estate of the late Abel G Haynes.
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John King
James Coughlan
George H. Guteridge
Abel G. Haynes
Evolution Poem Sparks Sabbath Sermon Controversy
A Maynard reader named Steele, wearing a Volunteers of America hat, left a poem at the Enterprise office critiquing a local sermon on evolution. The piece argues against Darwinian ideas and warns of wolves in sheep’s clothing while praising the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Volunteers of America
Steele
Lynn schooner trip yields heavy Maynard catch at sea
On a Sunday fishing voyage the schooner captained by Thomas Hogan of Lynn returned with a haul of three to four hundred pounds. Oscar Alving won the largest11 fish prize with a twelve pound hake, while P J Schwab and Hubert Sheridan shared the small hake prize. Fellow fishermen included Eugene Thompson Thomas Lawlor Frank Lesage Erick Simons Luke McCarthy Tony Novick John McCarthy William Tobin James Ryan and John Noonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hogan
Lynn
Oscar Alving
P. J. Schwab
Hubert Sheridan
Eugene Thompson
Thomas Lawlor
Frank Lesage
Erick Simons
Luke McCarthy
Tony Novick
John McCarthy
William Tobin
James Ryan
John Noonan
Outing at Vose Pond Draws Maynard Folks
An outing organized by the Progressive Lodge and Pythian sisters at Vose Pond on Sunday drew many attendees from Maynard and nearby areas. The event featured baseball, entertainment, and races including a nine to nine tie in the baseball game after extra innings. Capt Ralph Fletcher led Maynard with James Lent in the pipe race, Aine Edwards won the blind race, and R Fletcher along with E Edward won the wheelbarrow race. Women’s athletic events added an exciting feature to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Vowe Pond
Maynard
Pyth N Pythians
Ralph Fletcher
James Lent
Aine Edwards
R. Fletcher
E. Edward
Fragmentary OCR Item to Summarize
An unreadable OCR fragment references Greek names and unclear events. Context is too garbled to identify a clear action, date, or outcome for a coherent news item.
Stow Baseball Sees New Diamond Open In Feisty Race
Stow in Assabet Valley league tension peaks as its second place team battles leader. A new baseball diamond opened on Packard farm in Bexboro Road for its first game Monday night. The village buzzes with gatherings at town hall and general store as residents rally around Stowites.
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STOW
Packard Farm
Bexboro
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