Maynard News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Events
Local residents and guests are listed with extended visits, vacations, and travel across New England. Notable notes include teachers and students moving between towns, marriages and engagements published, and community groups planning events such as a public whist party. Intermittent reports mention patrol duties, Grange activities, and a town-wide car fire incident.
Novarro's Newest Picture Dramatic Release
Ramirez Navarro's latest reduction opens at the Reples Theatre Monday and Tuesday. A modern Spain setting frames a tale of gossip, scandal, and a hidden enemy that wrecks a family's lives. Aliva Terry plays Fan opposite Navarro in a Kaufman stage of sensational duels and romance directed by John M. Stahl.
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Spain
iAliva Terry
Roy P'Arcy
George K. Tr
Edaward
Connelly
Edward Martinfield
John Miljan
John M. Stahl
Maynard Teacher Agnes Walsh Remembered For School Choir Work
Agnes Walsh, longtime Maynard teacher, is honored for her social and school work. She guided the Maynard local club choir and inspired students during her years at Maynard school.
Anniversary events urged as church school plans unfold
The piece notes an anniversary to be observed in September with a Diamond Jubilee to be remembered. Members are urged to mark calendars and schedule church school events. Christian Endeavor Society plans meetings and aims to publish an announcement next Sunday.
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Mt Carrel Church Announces Labor Sunday Service and Schedule
The church outlines Sunday programs including a 6 30 pm communion service and 7 30 pm worship, with a Labor Sunday service sermon on industrial matters and a talk on fixing them. Church school resumes September 11 at 9 30 am, and preparatory church meetings restart September 4 at 7 pm.
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Brookes
Epworth
Maynard Wedding Links Towler Enneguess Family Ties
The Maynard ceremony united Miss Mary Ellen Enneguess and Mr Michael Towler at St. Edward’s Church with Rev Edward Crowley officiating. Attendants included Frances Enneguess and William Howler. ushers John Hutchison Jr and Da Hobbard. Guests traveled from Roxbury and nearby towns for a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. After a honeymoon in New York City and Niagara Falls the couple will reside on Martin Street South Acton. The bride, a Concord High School graduate of 1919, works in the Quartermaster’s Office at Camp. The groom, a Concord High and Business Man graduate, served in the 104th Infantry in World War I and is a manager at a Maynard store.
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Engagement announced for Miss Rose McManus of Medford
Maynard August 31 The engagement of Miss Rose McManus of Medford former resident of this town to Carroll son of Mrs Mary J Wartol of Medford is noted among friends in both places McManus active in church benevolent societies and formerly with a safe furniture house She graduated from Maynard High School and attended Simmons College The wedding is planned for St Joseph Church Medford September or Mr Garrell a Navy veteran and former firearms instructor is connected with a large manufacturing concern The couple plan to reside in Medford Comments mention vacations and school shoes advertisement and legal stamps context
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Paaki and Mr Mire Engage in Service Move
The fragment notes a service move involving Paaki and Mr Mire with James referenced in the context. Details are incomplete, but the item suggests a local adjustment or relocation action affecting county, season, and agency.
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Public Health Service Urges Parents to Raise Eye on Child Health
The United States Public Health Service urges parents to act against indifference and protect children's health, stressing that bright eyes and well rounded cheeks reflect care. The appeal highlights early intervention and community responsibility in child welfare.
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International News Service
United States Public Health Service
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Special Officer Henry De Barois on Lincoln Street
PM Rafferty and Ray Caldwell plan to depart this week for Onset and will stay until after Labor Day. The report notes De Barois performing duty on Lincoln Street during the period.
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Lincoln Street
Rafferty
Ray Caldwell
Rickles Shoe Store debuts satin velvet patent kid footwear
Maynard Massachusetts shop unveils new footwear lines including satin velvet patent and kid leather styles. Local customers flock to explore the latest fashion at Rickles Shoe Store.
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Maynard
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Maynard, Mass
Maynard Town Team Faces Middlesex League Tuesday
Lowell wins a tense 6-4 victory at Crowe Park in a Middlesex County league game. R Jenkins delivered a key triple with two on, Vodeklus led locals with three hits, and Stuckert allowed few baserunners. Manager Joseph White to represent town at league meeting to decide schedule or postponements.
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