Maynard Community News Tells Of Local Visits and Outings
Maynard residents and families are noted in a running list of visits vacations and events. Neal connections include Mrs Thomas Parker and Mrs Alice Howe at Grange Hall Camp Joyce Kilmer Scituate outings and a Methodist church gathering. Local officials and townspeople move through social and civic activity with travel to Canada Vermont and New York areas.
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Mir
Thomas Parker
Brant Rock
Er Sheridan
Legal Telephone Exchange
Lester
Grange Hall
Regilar
Maynard Grange
Alice Howe
Marion Whitney
Scituate
New Den Store Offers Clothes at Low Prices
A Maynard shop advertises men and women’s wear priced lower, inviting shoppers to save on outfits. The notice emphasizes affordable apparel and daily specials for a broad customer base.
Lon Chaney Debunks Women in The Unholy Three at Peoples Theatre
Lon Chaney discusses portraying female characters in The Unholy Three, noting understanding women is key to the roles. He recalls challenges beyond voice work, focusing on capturing mannerisms and authentic nuances for his talking picture debut at the Peoples Theatre starting Monday.
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Lon Chaney
Peoples’ Theatre
Alumni Field crowds with ambitious pigskin chasers
Alumni Field drew a large crowd as football hopefuls filled the stands last week. Reggie Sawyer may be tested for Hudson or M. H. S. Labor Day road race is hinted. Pro bowling and golf quips mix with local sports notes and a Maynard fire department boycott of water polo.
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Maynard Fire Department
Father's Death Broadcast Sparks Family Search
Miss Margaret Long of Steuben ville Ohio was en route to visit Mr and Mrs Hiram Parkin Randell when a radio broadcast reported her father had died suddenly Sunday. Mrs Henry Weltley of Pittsburg phoned her sister Mrs Victor in town to locate Miss Long and confirm the death.
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Margaret Long
Stuebenville
Ohio
Fiere
Hiram Parkin
Randell
Henry ‘Weltley
Pittsburg
Victory
Las Bess
Miss Long
Maytard
Moz
New Idea Wiss Macy On of Somerv ae So week
A fragment notes a bargain for work shoes priced at 2.89 and describes them as wearing like iron. Specific places or dates are unclear but the ad-like wording implies a local sale.
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Wiss Macy
New Idea Store
Maynard
Local Vacation Notices and Family News
Maynard and Champagne families vacation at Ellsworth Maine and Cape Cod. Several residents report two week or short trips to New England, Cape towns, Wells Maine, and Hampton Beach. A local ton sull operation update and European trip return are noted along with a burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Ballroom and Fancy Dancing Lessons Set in Hudgon Hall
Private and group lessons start next month at Elks Hall Hud gon under Miss Leach and Miss Pond with Mildred Eastwood on piano. Adults learn toe tap acrobatic classical ballet and ballroom styles Thursdays. children Saturdays with first class September 11. Mothers report early signups and lessons shown in modern methods.
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Elks’ Hall
Leona Leach
Mildred Pond
Mildred Eastwood
Marthore and Hudson
Miss Pond
Dorothy Elderkin
Miss Leach
Charlotte
Maynard School Player Recovering After Surgery
George Weaving, captain of the Maynard High School football team last year, is reported doing well at Emerson hospital after an appendicitis operation. A brief social note mentions Mrs. Herbert Graebner of New York visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Wall on Brown Street. Also reported are Henry Wardzala Paul Allen and Norman Nordberg recently returning from a trip to Montreal. The ad notes Boys Oxfords priced at $108 and $2.98 at New Idea Store Maynard.
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James Walsh
New York City
James Paul
Sudbury Street
Arnold Crowther
W. X. Macarda
Burton Littlefield
Thelma Veitch
Bertha Carmichael
Canada
Samuel Bachrach
George Glickman
University of Maine
Roxbury
Joseph Dineen
John Moynihan
Charles Irwin
Hudson, N. H
Charles Maxfield
James Livingston
Longmeadow
Clifton Downey
Ernest L Mills
theMethodist Church
Moosup
Maria Burke
Revere
Leo. Downey
Sidney” McCleary
Assabet Institution
Saw
Ank
Swampscott
Forest Howe
York Beach
Helen Nee
Lake Boone
Charles Wilcox
Re Ee N.C
P- Murphy
William
Onset
John Bellows
Concord Street
Vermont
Arthur Crush
Roy Nelson
Julius Graber
Dorothy
Boston
James McHrite
Framingham
Joe Driscoll
Bancroft Street
Hames Street
Pram
St.Bridget’s
Maynard
Herbert Martin
Newton
Lincoln Street
Matthew Vance
West Boylston
Union Congregational Church
Brooks St
Vance
Ralph Fletcher
Abe Lahn
Edith Nourse Rogers
Congress
Elizabeth M. Herbert
Maurice Herbert
Summer Street
Maurice Stuckert
Springfield
St. Bridgets Church
Kathleen Jones
State Library Division
George H. Creighton
Maynard Trust Co
Kenneth Damon
Concord
Brant Rock
Lizzie Carpenter
Noom
Pauline Clark
James A Coughlin
Point Shirley
Mary Hanta
Lowell
Levi R. Cheney
Brooks Street
William Wood
Belmont
George H. Gutteridge
Atty John Dwyer
Long Island
James Dwyer
Front Street
Atty. Dwyer
Grace Salloway
WLEX
Lexington
Salloway
Highway Department
Horse Pond
Beatrice Priest
Mies Hazel Han
Catherine Coughlan
Op & Motor
Buffalo
Jer
Alice Priest
Priest
Vacat
Howard Herbert
Aamen Atreet
Aamen Atreet,’ and Misses Gerude
Caroline Herbert
Sumjer Street
Montreal
Quebec
Mary Leyden
Grant Street
Worcester
May Ployant
Maple Street
Louis Sullivan
Quincy
Timsiay Moyniher
Lake Chaplain
Fred Persons
Greenfield
Charlee H. Persons
Linden Street
Charles Persons
Assabet Institution For Savings
Waine Williams
Finland
Williams
First National Cooperative Society
Thomas V Finan
Therese
Thomas V., Jr
William V Cameron
Prospect Street
Elizabeth Binks
Adirondacks
Puffer Road
Maurice Connors Jr
Far West
Margaret
Freeman and Clancy
Annie Taylor
Concord Road
Sudbury
Wrentham
St. Bridget’s Church
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Hartwell Flood
Bradford Inn
Bradford
The
Inn Golf Links
Samuel Parker
Randell Road
Roy Grey
Muriel
Ummer Street
Salisbury
James Coulter
William Bilson
Fred Stokes
Three Rivers
Laura Woodart
Rachel Barlow
Lizzie Hooper
William Jones
Plymouth
Paul C. Cole
Lawrence
Department of Taxation and Corporations
Ann Hamlin
Raymond Hamlin
Frank C. Sheridan
Catherine
Canobie Lake
George Thompson
Ellsworth
George Champagne
Cape
Thomas Duggan
Frank Downey
Ahn Fingard
F Peterboro
N.H
Henry Murphy
Murphy and Snyder
George Lynch
New England
Howard King
George Gutteridge Jr
John Horan
York
Robert Hack
Jamaica Plain
George Hack
Arthur Strest
William J.coulter
Thomas Usher
Ocean View Park
Wells
Maine
Thomas’ T’sher
Park
Frank Goettler
Margaret Mary Dineen
Emerson Hospital
Dorothy Paul
Rutland
Catherine Maginnis
Zipporah Brooks
Hampton Beach
Agnes Evans
Nathanial Loring
Brewster
Anne Buxton
Stephen Fairbanks
David
Camp Becket
Berkshires
Joseph Byrne
Roosevelt Street
John C. Halland
Robert
S. George Wagnington
Europe
Charles Reed
Jane Reed
Gienwood Cemetery
Herbert Graebner
Mary Wall
Brown Street
Henry Wardzala
Paul Allen
Norman Nordberg
George Weaving
House For Sale Seven Rooms Each Side Double Colonial
House for sale features two equal seven-room sides on 173 Great Road Maynard. One side has been regereed and painted with improved pan craftsmanship. Seller offers a splendidly located property through Alice Rapsac.
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Alice Rapsac
Great Road
Maynard
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