Old Time Dance Party at Wayside Inn Sudbury
Mrs Ford hosts a gatherings at the Wayside Inn Sudbury with guests from a weekly class. The event features old time dancing from 8 to 11 pm led by Harrison Brigham and musicians from Framingham and Worcester. Mr Ford and Mrs Boyer perform demonstrations as the quadrille finale showcases graceful dancing.
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Rand Mrs. Ford
Henry
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Ford School
Ford
Ord
Harrison Brigham
Brigham
Gass
Tone
Framingham
George E
Worcester
Brighamrchestra
Walter Framingham
Felix
E C Boyer Mager Boyer
Mre Ford
Concord Fans Spark School Spirit Rally at Football Eve
A spirited pre game rally at Concord High drew royal rooters for a school day of sports and songs. Speakers included Warren Ward Fred Bills Dave Robinson and Coach Edward Klin with Miss Hileen Griffin and cheerleaders organizing a mass parade to boost morale and home game energy.
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Eer
John Sullivan
Ced
Warren Ward
Fred’ (Fish
Tufts
Foattar
Dave Robinson
Wor
Cés
Edward ‘Klin
Hileen Griffin
Mary Dalton
James Clahane
Holiday Season Promises Cheer in Town
The Herald notes Santa Claus windows displays and store decorations as The Maynard Company plans a $90 000 distribution to its club members in December. Seholders inspect Christmas lighting outfits as churches ring and the town imagines a safe skating venue with children and families enjoying the season.
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Santa Claus
Good Cheer
Maynard Company
Will
Thanksgiving Assembly at Harvey Wheeler School
Pupils at Harvey Wheeler West Concord School held a Thanksgiving Assembly in the Assembly Hall with Principal Harold D. Chittim presiding. Students from multiple grades performed poems songs and a short play and the event concluded with a dancing party for upper grades.
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West Concerd
Harvey Wheeler West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Harold D. Chittim
Enola W. Mulcahy
Frances M. Johnson
Edith Thacher
Robert Damon
Uder
Happie = Reynolds
Frantes M .Ohneon
Auto Crash in Weston Leads to Court Delay
Maynard resident Oliver Ropert, 65, was killed in a Weston Thanksgiving night crash near the Crabbington Inn. Albert Batley, of Acton Street, appeared in Waltham court on charges arising from the accident, claiming unavoidable circumstances. The case, with Lester Putman also involved, was continued until December 12 with Alfred E. McCleary acting for Batley.
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Maynard
Oliver Ropertson
Crescent Street
Watertown
Weston
Crabbington Inn
Albert I. Batley
Acton Street
Waltham Court
Batley
Boston
Lester Putman
Waltham
Alfred BE. McCleary
Kelley Brown Wye Merges In Maynard Nuptials
Miss Margaret Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Kelley from Pumping Station Road and Edward Leonard of 16 Bacon Street were married Saturday afternoon at St. Bridget's rectory in Maynard. Rev Edward F Crowley officiated with Grace Brown as bridesmaid and Leonard Kelley as best man. The bride a Maynard High School graduate and the groom a Wal tham High School graduate plan to reside in Waltham.
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Maynard
Margaret Kelley
Mark Kelley
Edward Leonard
Bacon Street
St. Bridget’s
Edward F Crowley
Grace Brown
Leonard Kelley
Maynard High School
Folk songs at Goddard School discuss origins and styles
Miss Amelia Tataronis head of Goddard School for Girls music department explained origins and development of German and Italian folk songs as part of a series on songs of the peoples of the lands. Miss Persis Wilbur and Mrs Elsie Foot sang as Goddard Glee Club soloists.
New Sewer Commission to appear on February ballot
Maynard notes a three member sewer commission will replace the special sewerage group handling system construction. With town two months away from election talk is quiet on candidates for offices and the sewer panel. Officials advise apathy in town politics and lodge attendance, citing entertainment and tech distractions as factors.
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Maynard
Sewer Commission
Special Sewerage
Board of Health
Public Welfare Commissioners
Christmas Seals Sale Boosts Maynard Health Works
The Christmas Seals sale by Maynard public school children under Miss Edith Foster raises funds for tuberculous health work. Half the proceeds stay local to establish a school dental clinic, following last year’s $200 raised with half returned to Maynard for health uses.
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Maynard
Tuberculosis Association
Edith Foster
Middlesex Institution Christmas Club Distributes 1929 Checks
The Middlesex Institution For Savings mailed checks totaling over 25 000 to Christmas Club members during the week. This marks the third year of the club, with ongoing growth in membership and total savings. Nationwide, about 7 000 000 was distributed to Christmas Club members by Greater Boston banks. Plans for a 1930 club and a possible new building adjoining the current site are underway.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex Institution
Greater
Boston
Local Red Cross enrollment hits 400 in Maynard branch
Maynard Red Cross reports 400 members enrolled in the annual Roll Call. Those not yet enrolled may pay membership fees to local officials. Chairpersons include Mrs William Litengletd and Mrs James Mahoney. Headquarters were at P J Sullivan’s store with canvassers led by Mrs Mary Puffer and others.
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Maynard Branch
The
Red Cross
William
Maynard Petiion
James Mahoney
P. J. Sullivan
Goliisitors
Mary Puffer
Annie Young
Charles ‘Walker
Concord High Dominates Lexington In 13 0 Victory
Concord High defeated Lexington High 13 to 0 on a muddy Concord field. McGrath and Jagling scored for Concord with solid line play and strong punting by Porter. Capt. Cunningham and Jagling led a tough defense as Lexington managed only two first downs.
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Crimson Flashes
Lexington
Crimson
Concord
Lexingtons
Cunningham
McGrath
Jagling
Cy Metrath
MeGrath
Otte Cunningham
Porter
Concord Rooters
John Sullivan
Mary Dalton
Hockey Eleven
Betty Rudd
James Clahane
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord’ High
Lexington High
Marale
Devine Denton
Ward ‘Sheehan
Montgomery Todd
Besco
Lewis Wilson
Fishyrg
Carpenter
Donnellan
Rocque
Beharrell
Spooner
Hagerty
Foss
L Hoitt
Children Sing Christmas Carols at Maynard Club Meeting
The Maynard Woman's Club program on Tuesday December 12 includes carol singing by fourth grade children in costume directed by Mrs Grace Salloway. Singers include Helen Marsden Dorothy Goetl er Katherine Sheridan Myrtle Hodges Donald Jones William Edward Flaherty and others.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Carol
Grace Salloway
Helen Marsden
Dorothy Goet‘tler
Katherine Sheridan
Reunion of Parishioners at St Bridget's Draws Record Attendance
The annual St Bridget's parish reunion Thanksgiving event drew a record crowd with over 900 attendees at the moving picture show and dance. Rev. Edward F Crowley and Rev. Leo McCabe led ceremonies, assisted by many parish members including Miss Grace Sweeney and Mrs Joseph Dineen.
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Louis Byers
Mary, Driscoll
Wm. Smith
Susie, Sheehan
Albert Fairbanks
Helen Olear
Minnie Lynch
Tucker Heads DeMolay Officers in Maynard Meeting
G R Tucker elected master councilor and other officers at a Maynard DeMolay meeting. The second degree was shown to candidates. Refreshments were served. Installation is planned for December 16.
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Maynard
Maynard High Dramatic Club Presents A Prince To Order
The Maynard High Dramatic Club will stage A Prince To Order by Francis Homer Friday night December 6 at the high school auditorium. The White Elephants return with a three act Baker Royalty Play featuring BN Willings and a cast of named students and townsfolk. A musical interlude by the high school orchestra follows with the Sailor Ledge Chorus and Umbrella Girls Act. Tickets 6 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Maynard
Maynard High
White Elephants
Francis Homer
BN Willings
Granny
Jean Claiborne
Yale
Clarita Yarmouth
Prince
Hollywood
Jean
Bill
Clarita
Mrs. Willings
Catherine Coughlin
Saimi Keto
Norma Willings
Doris Dawson
Caroline
Jean Claibourne
Sirkka Lehtinen
Bill Willings
John ‘Horan
Helen ‘K
Abe Silverstein
Simonov
Larry, Upton
Raymond ’ Paul
Charlotte Kane
Margaret Murray
Martin Simmons
Leona Dudzinski
Norman Walker
Entertal White Elephant
Hasly
Sailor Lede
Kilmer cycling meeting scheduled for Thursday night
A meeting of Joyce Kilmer cycle group is scheduled for Thursday night. The event details are limited in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kilmer
Couple wed on Thanksgiving in Maynard
Emily Ianuzio daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Tanuzzi of Hayes Street and Gosne Finizio son of Mrs Frank Finizio of Boston were married on Thanksgiving day at St Bridgets church in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Edward F Crowley. The ceremony featured Blanche Finizio as bridesmaid and Joseph Ianuzio as best man with Fivirg D Errico as train bearer. A Thanksgiving dinner followed at noon and a reception at 3 pm at the bride’s home, with an orchestra providing music. After a wedding tour to Washington Philadelphia and New York the couple will reside at 9 Lincoln Somerville. Both families noted for generous gifts.
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Maynard
Mise
Emily Ianuszio
Raymond Tanuzzio
Hayes Street
Gosne Finizio
Frank Finizio
Boston
St. Bridgets Church
Edward F. Crowley
Blanche Finizio
Joseph Ianuzzio
Fivirg D'Errico
Fliat Street
Washngton
Philadelphia
New York
Boss Will
Lincoln Somerville
Bride
Grangers Plan Night of Readings and Music at Maynard
Maynard Grange hosts a regional gathering with readings by Mrs. Ernest Rasmussen and Mrs Floyd, songs by Ruth Hull and others, plus a descriptive gong titled The Hate of Other Days. A minstrel show with a 20 voice chorus and four odd men is featured. Delegates to the State Grange meeting in Worcester are named for December events.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Concord
Ernest Rasmussen
Floyd
Ruth Hull
Wester Fairbanks
Adelaide Sims
Annie Floyd
Helena Murphy
Alice Howe
Eilene
Adel&ide - Sima
Lunci
Ellen Sheridan
Grabe
Mrs Sims
Recount under way as Gillis leads Newburyport race
Boston reports recount steps in Newburyport where Mayor Gillis edges Michael Cashman by 46 votes after a 3,119 to 3,073 count. The Holgate race featured Dillon, who beat Burnham for mayor by 1,366 votes in a statewide municipal election snapshot.
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Boston
Michael Cashman
Municipal,gas and Electric
Ision
Burnham
Fuller hurls defy at foes in volatile party clash
Ex governor Fuller challenges Republicans as he attacks President Hoover and questions party loyalty. The heated exchange signals a dramatic rift ahead of a U S Senate race and tests the party's unity in a tense political moment.
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Fuller
Boston
INS
Republican Party
United
Hoover
U. S
American Woolen Co to close 100 mills in curtailment plan
The American Woolen Co announced the shutdown of 100 mills effective in about a month. The 10 units on list include Saranac Mills Blackstone Mass and Rochdale Mills Rochdale Mass several in Maine New Hampshire and Connecticut. The move lifts total mills closed or sold since the Wood era to 23 as losses shrink and inventory lowers while cash and loans remain strong.
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Boston Bureau Daily News Record
Boston
American Woolen Co
Saranac Mills
Blackstone
Mass
Sebasticook Mills
Pittsfield
Rochdale
Ray Mills
Franklin
Newport, Mills
Newport
Oakland Mills
Oakland
Lebanon Mill
Lebanon
N. H
Waverly Mills
Forest Mills
Bridgton
Winchester Mills
Norwich
Conn
William W. Wood
Legion Auxiliary Testimonial Dinner Attendance Noted
A Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Monday evening December 9. Miss Minnie Downey leads a local delegation including Grace Sweeney Eleanor Sheridan Mrs Joseph Dineen Margaret Sweeney Mary Sweeney and Nellie Wolcott to a testimonial dinner for Adelaide Fitzgerald national vice president and Anna Mannion state president at the Hotel Commander Cambridge on Thursday evening. Joseph Dineen commander of Frank J DeMars Post and a post delegation will also attend.
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Cambridge
Joseph Dineen
Frank J DeMars
Maynard Unity Circle Holds Whist Party Winners Named
Maynard Unity Circle of S C of A conducted a whist party at Odd Fellows on Monday. Prizes were awarded to Paul Allen, William Maley, Westie Cleary, Mrs Katherine White, Mrs Josephine Sheridan, Jennie Hardy, Mrs Mary Puffer, Mrs Mary Sheridan, Mrs Annie Clements, Mrs Conway, Benjamin Frankland, and Ernest Wollerschied.
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Unity Circle
S. C.’of A
Odd Fellows
Paul Allen
William *Maley
Westie Cleary
Katherine White
Josephine Sheridan
Jennie Hardy
Mary Puffer
Mary Sheridan
Annie ‘Clements
Conway
Benjamin Frankland
Ernest Wollerschied
Fire Destroyed Pewter Bowl and Adjacent Stores on Walden Street
A wooden building next to the post office on Walden Street was gutted by fire discovered at 2:80 this morning. The Pewter Bowl food shop and an associated gift shop owned by A Y Gowan were destroyed. Mrs Barber, who lived above the store, found the blaze and firefighters confined it to the wooden structure, protecting neighboring buildings. The Pewter Bowl site is reported buried in ashes.
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Walden Street
A. Pal
Sportsmen in Gathering Sees Club Growth and Banquet
The Mis Club demonstrates rapid growth in county youth sport groups with sailors joining from Boston Cambridge and nearby towns. A banquet planning committee led by Carl Swanson includes Joseph Schwab Edward Billett Walter Annett and George Peterson.
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Mis
Ens
Boston
Cambridge
Fellowship of
Ag 2
Carl Swanson
Joseph Schwab
Edward Billett
Walter Annett
George Peterson
Thrifty Town Fair Attracts Maynard Residents
Dec 4 report from Maynard notes St George's church fair at Colonial Hall featuring a thrift Town program with homemade goods. A supper is served each evening from 5 P M. Items on sale include baked goods pies cakes and tea. Palm reader fortune teller and dance will entertain on both nights.
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Maynard
St. George's Church
Colonial Hall
Thanksgiving aid and concert for 840 boys in West Concord
In West Concord on December 4 hundreds of boys received aid. Judge arranged a Thanksgiving program with moving entertainment in the channel followed by a turkey and figure dinner for 840 boys. The Ref o Band then performed in the room that afternoon.
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West Concord
Refo
Maynard Sheila Thanks Matzkin for Services
The Maynard enterprise extends thanks to Matzkin for services and notes a reunion as team doctor in 02200 the period just closed.
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Maynard Sheila
Enterprise
Matzkin
Reuniien
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Jegling
McWalter
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Gilman
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Concord High School
McCrath
William J. Murphy
Prighton
Howard J. Heavens
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Inesman
R. W. Young
Somerville
St. Bridget’s Church
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Grangers
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Ding
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