Maynard Maynard Doll Goes to China for Festival
At a Congregational Church gathering the doll named Josephine Maynard was presented by the Ladies Benevolent Society and sent to Japan for the Festival of the Dolls. Miss Dorothy Quinn of Swampscott, three, contributed a feature and a missionary was present in the program.
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China
Josephine Maynard
Ladies Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Japan
Miss Maynard
America
Dorothy Quinn
Swampscott
Charles Warren
George R. Gu
Carol Fepe
Ie Paine
Sarah
Frank Farnell
Mra
Annie Young
Special Riverside R C A Stock Meeting Report
December notes secretary Newton reports a special meeting of Riverside association stock for the R C A directors. The meeting will hear and act on a committee report and determine readiness to approve a forthcoming directors report. Directors listed include Albert Batley Mark Newton William Strout William Scully Levi R Cheney. Committee members include Louis James Mahoney William Naylor Harry Ledgard and Herbert Boothroyd.
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Newton
Riverside Association
Albert Batley
Mark Newton
William Strout
Willam Scully
Levi R. Cheney
Louis W. James Mahoney
William Naylor
Harry Ledgard
Herbert Boothroyd
Sheiks Prove Biggest Gate Attraction in Maynard
Maynard's first pro football team the Sheiks voted to continue the organization and be prepared to defend the former manager of Maynard High. The pro game drew strong attendance and Marlboro Tigera, Norwood and Lincoln Pale of Somerville were among the defeated teams. Proceeds of the season totaled about $16 per player and official.
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Maynard High Eleven
Marlboro Tigera
Millis T. T
Norwood
Lincoln Pale
Somerville
Sharks
Cowles
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Gels
Maynard
Gutteridge
Nason St
Tel
the Sheiks
Conek Sh Tw
Vivarious
Chic
Qranmess
Main St
Maynard, Mass
Richard Hubnut
Eastman Kodaks and
Cameras
France
Richard
Hudnut Perfume
Beauly
Hudnut
Lovell and
Covell
Thermos
Richard Hudnut
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