Maynard Highlights West End Stars Prep Game
Period breaks featured West End Stars lineup listing St Bernards Loftus and Hayes and Kelley with 130 pound class notes. Manager P B Brown at 159 Main Street Maynard handles bookings for future games.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
4
Period breaks featured West End Stars lineup listing St Bernards Loftus and Hayes and Kelley with 130 pound class notes. Manager P B Brown at 159 Main Street Maynard handles bookings for future games.
Maynard H. 8 basketball team challenged by Lexington January second. The local H.8. squad, featuring Charlie Lever, also pursues a game with Worcester's St. Tom's. Townsend aims to bring the 1921 MHS team to Harvard for a benefit game for the treasury.
A Maynard National benefit concert at Colonial Hall Thursday drew over 400 attendees. The program featured a band led by I Junho with mass numbers by Hilda Jokinen Olga Kajander Irja Grandall Viano Toffers Benjamin Tuikka Mrs Martin Kilkka and Jas Parrett. Proceeds supported local firemen protection of homes.
The retiring principal H. F. Bates was surprised when the class presented him with a token of esteem. A reception followed as pupils celebrated with a Christmas party featuring games, dramatics, music and dancing at the hall coordinated by Frary and Bernard members.
A notice from Concord Junction reports Aittle. son welcomed into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennan Damon. Mrs. Laura Allen returns from Wellesley College for the Christmas vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Abbot Allen. Mr. and Charles Noll hosted a dinner on December 16 for Maj. and Mrs. K. T. Blood.
A fragmentary notice hints at a Valentine event with a pledge or oath, describing a great fair and social engagement involving ladies. The readable text suggests a ceremonial or social gathering with vows and a large fair atmosphere.
The KumdJoynus program featured speakers including Clifford and Alberta Hogden addressing students and older audience members about school work and organization. The annual conference venue at Seaed House drew participation from boys and girls despite garbled OCR text.
A reception at the home of Pastor Clare Ly and his wife was held to welcome the new pastor. Attendees included a West delegation and the church’s regular members.
Muel Taylor of Maynard opened with warm humor as Rev. John B. Case welcomed Mr. Paddock and cited community interests and the value of unity. Letters from Rev. Wheeler and Rev. Rouillard were read, soprano solo by Mrs. Pratt followed, and laymen filled the needed clergy quota with Newtom Currier Hall Whitcomb. A modest lunch of cake sandwiches and punch was served with Margie Kimball Marian Cole and Gertrude Tuttle assisting.
At the annual meeting Hans L. Nashe was elected president. Electees include Ole Borsted as judge Ma thing Andreasen as vice president Robert Tortenson secretary Nils Nils borg treasurer John Greendahl regent Annie Olsen marshal Carl Olsen Arnold Westrum door keepers Evelina Edwardsen trustee Marie Olsen Mathias Andreasen Hermag Hanson auditors for three years.
The McAllister School held its annual farewell dinner for the boys before holiday leave. Head Master David C. McAllister presided with faculty speakers Edward D. Andrews Edward H. Andrews and Edward H. Taylor and form presidents Robert Bygrave Sturgis Hepburn Baker Garr Stephen Huperty among those listed.
Mrs. Alice Fitegerald of Bedford and Harold Vincent Sheri of Mr. and Mrs. James Sheri announce their engagement. The couple plans a future wedding and will reside in Bedford.
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