Maynard Hockey Suffers First Defeat At Haverhill
Haverhill defeats Maynard in a fast, physical hockey game before about 1200 fans. O'Brien and O'Connor scored for Haverhill while Jokisaari, Tourville, and Brayden produced Maynard’s lone tally. Samoset starred for Haverhill with stellar saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Hockey
Haverhill
Maynard
Haverill
Maynardites
Dante
Ahti Jokisaari
Tourville
Fee
O'Brien
Hankie Brayden
Lqine
Soalle Samoset
Ohreus
Lime
Owas
Hmaverhill
J O'Brien
Busby Rn
Flset
Tounville
Luberty
O'Connor
iHftton
Carrier
LeBlanc
Sam
Hilton
P O'Brien
O'Conner
McCune
Moore
Thue
SPORT THRILLS OF 1934 BY AL COWLES
A brisk review of 1934 sports at Maynard and surrounding towns highlights Madson and Concord stars in two sports. Concord High baseball claims the Middlesex pennant while Hudson captures the Midland league title and places in Marblehead state tourney. Track swimming hockey and football sections note key players, coaches, and fading or rising teams across Maynard, Concord, Hudson, and Littleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madson
Concord
Concordians
Adolph Chyzus
Hudson Firestones
Maynardites
Tarmos
St. Casimir’s
Concord High
Googins
Middlesex
Hudson
Marblehead
Maaynard Town
Henry Tolman
Maynard
Dave Komonen
Littleton
Leslie Pawson
Kantos
Maynard H. S
Maynard High
Ruth Finn
Winchester
Clinton
Code System In Operation at South Acton
The Code System of Centralized Control on the Fitchburg Division of the Boston and Maine Railway was put into operation on Thursday December 20. A tower at Waltham displays traffic positions and switch status from Boston North Terminal to east of Ayer. A unit near South Acton station and the West Concord tower will be discontinued. Tests from Waltham to Ayer were conducted Monday to Wednesday night. Construction advances from Acton, employing local men, and will extend control to that point in a few days.
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South Acton
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railioad
Waltham
North Terminal
Boston
Ayer
West Concord
Arthol
Acton
Oilers Move Up Chart as Maynard-Gagne Ties Leaders
Maynard Gagne moved up to tie the leaders in the Maynard Intertown Bowling League. Cardinals rise to third behind the leaders with Off-O Maties fourth and Socko's Texaco sixth. Middlesex Laundry gains, Colonial Gas falls to bottom. The Texaco squad owns the high team total 1532. Champions 1487. others around 1466. George Lawton tops singles with 353. Karo 346. Sofka 343. Peterson high for individual 143 with Plecewicz 133 and Lawton 0.
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Maynard—Gagne Oa
Maynard
Cardinals
Jeaders
Rosebuds and
Gagne
Colonials
George Lawton
Karo
Sofka
Peterson
H Plecewicz
G Lawton
Dol
Thankful family expresses gratitude for support
The family of Mrs Mana Carroll wishes to express heartfelt thanks to all who offered kind words and deeds during their bereavement.
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Mana Carroll
Memorial church play and visiting students over holidays
South Sudury Mr and Mrs James H Langley and family of Milton and Miss Katherine Dermody of Boston visited Sunday for Friends. Memorial church youth plan a Friday play Peace I Give Unto You, postponed from last week. Garden Club spread Christmas spirit by visiting shutins with plants. Several students return home for holidays including Hazel Whitney Parkersburg Virginia Yvette Harrington Lasaller College Helen Pries Northfield Miss Joy Tufts National Cathedral School Lorraine Perkins New Hampshire State College senior. Mr and Mrs Williams Tufts on the Hill host mother Milliken Nashua NHS and sister Rollins Fitchburg over holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Langley
Milton
Katherine Dermody
Boston
Memorial Church
Garden Club
Hazel Whitney
Parkersburg
Virginia
Yvette Harrington
Lasaller, College
Helen Pries
Northfield Seminary
Joy Tufts
National Cathedral School
Washington, D. C
Lorraine Perkins
New Lampshire State College
Williams Tufts
Milliken
Nashua
Nhs
Rollins
Fitchburg
Local Sports Highlights From Brayden and Crowe Park
Golf, tennis and bowling drew crowds as Brayden’s pass to Waalen sealed a late comeback against Concord. Bill Croft shut out Johnny Lehto at Crowe Park to secure the first half title for Littleton. Maynard’s 12nning win crowned the baseball title for Littleton, with Pawson and Len Ollila delivering noteworthy performances.
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Brayden
Waalen
Concord
Bill Croft
Johnny Lehto
Crowe Park
Littleton
Maynard
Pawson
Len Ollila
Cooperators Hold First Christmas Gathering in Maynard
The Maynard Co operators Club hosted its annual Christmas banquet at the clubrooms on Main Street. About six members and guests enjoyed turkey dinner prepared by the Ladies Guild. Rev. and Mrs. Matthew Vance and Selectman Donald A. Lant attended. Charles Hekkala served as toastmaster. The candlelit table featured a Christmas tree and souvenirs were given. A social hour followed with vocal solos by Charles Manty and Hilda Arooma, Henry Salmela on piano, and Mise Alli Hermanson. Community carols closed the evening, and a future annual event was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Co-operators Club
Main Street
Ladies Guild
Matthew Vance
M.s. Donald A. Lant
Charles Hekkala
Charles Manty
Hilda Arooma
Henry Salmela
Accordinist
Mise Alli Hermanson
Fell Trees In ERA Project For Welfare
The ERA job on the White Pond water department reservation is a large forestry project. Hundreds of cords of wood are cut for welfare relief, some logs sent to a sawmill to make lumber, aiding new white pine seedlings. A large vegetable cellar at the Town farm serves as a potential bomb proof safety place. Prof. and Mrs. Walter Mullin of New York visited Mrs. James Mullin on Main Street during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
White Pond
Sudbury News Briefs Include Hospital Visit And Events
Albert W Stone was taken to Framingham hospital Sunday for treatment and observation. Mrs. Martin Garfield and Philip of Jaffrey New Hampshire visited relatives. Legion Auxiliary Post 191 members left Christmas baskets for the sick. A class in first aid for men is organized by firefighters and Red Cross. first session Monday night January 7 at Sudbury Town Hall with Peter Smith speaking. The American Legion New Year’s Ball is set for Monday night December 11 in the Town Hall with Steve Brady’s Orchestra.
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Albert W Stone
Framingham Hospital
Martin Garfield
Philip
Jaffrey
New Hampshire
The
Legion Auxiliary of
Post 191
Firemen
Red Cross
German Sub Sinks Three British Cruisers in September 1014
A German submarine was reported busy on a single day in September 1014 sinking three British cruisers. The dramatic naval action highlights a major clash at sea with significant losses for the British forces.
Sudbury Liquor License Application Filed for Mosaman Road
The town announces an application to sell beer and wine only at Mosaman Road premises by Charles Visocchi for 1935. Selectmen Aubrey W. Borden Harvey N. Fairbank Leroy R. Hawes will act on January 4 at 8 p.m.
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Sudbury
Mosaman Road
Charles Visocchi
Maynard Groups Bring Christmas Cheer to Families
Elks, White Cross Guild and parish aid societies supplied food and clothing for needy families during Christmas. The town welfare commission and ERA assisted, with 60 meat and produce baskets, clothing, and nine barrels of veal, funded by community efforts. James R. Priest thanked all contributors for the baskets.
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Maynard
the Elks
White Cross Guild
Town Welfare Commission
ERA
James R. Priest
Elks Committee
Federal Commission
Largest Lakes and Rivers List of Major Water Bodies
The document lists the ten largest lakes by area including Superior 31 820 sq mi, Huron 23 010, Michigan 22 000, Erie 9.6, Ontario 7.40, Great Salt Lake 1 800, Lake of the Woods 1 400, Tulare 800, Okeechobee 1 50 square miles, Pontchartrain 625. It also lists major rivers with approximate lengths: Mississippi Missouri 4 221 miles, Colorado 1 000, Rio Grande 1 650, Columbia 1 270, Arkansas 1 460, Ohio 1 283, Red 1 275, and several minor tributaries.
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Superior
Huron
Michigan
Erie
Ontario
Great Salt Lake
Lake of the Woods
Minnesota
Canada
Tulare
Okeechobee
Pontchartrain
Colorado
Rio Grande
Columbia
Arkansas
Ohio
Latte
Red
Brazos
Tennessee
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Frank E. Sanderson
Nason Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Abs
Bennie Coates
Tererace St
Muskegon, Mich
A. A. Minahan Pharmacy
Maynard, Mass
United Co-operative Society
Mass
Smarty
al Cowles
Lonial
Maynard's New Movie Theatre
FBI
Warner Oland
London
Sun
Victor McLaglen
Wynne Gibson
Richard DIX
Zane Grey
Oilers
Sudury
Walter Mullin
New York City
James Mullin
Aubrey W. Borden Harvey N. Fairbank
Leroy R. Hawes
Western Electric Sound
George M. Cohan
Peck
Jackie Cooper
William Powell
Myra Loy
Willirt
Echoer
Crowe
Sal
Nason ST
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