Town Notices and Arts Event Highlights in Maynard Area
Local items note a Faust performance at the R or Mouse and a three act comedy by the Women s Club at Cooperative Hall with a food sale. A Maynard Grange meeting is slated for February 12 with second degree on the agenda. William J Murphy era press work will soon be ready for citizen discussion. A birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Robert E Wilson of Athol is reported. A sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church by Rev C M Redstone is announced for February 10. A grocery whist fundraiser is set for Friday evening at Odi Fellows hall.
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Dat
Carlaon
Hamlin Lee
Faust
Murphy @ Snyder
Maynard Grange
Masonic Mall
Louis Pilefer
Bedford
United Sitate
Patty
Dramatic Club
Woman’s Club
Cooperative Hall
Robert E. Wilson
Athol
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Aoh
Odi Fellows
Weekend Guests and Local Events Highlight Small Town News
Mian Grace Woods of Mull hosted by Mr and Mrs Gutteridge while Mr and Mrs John Coleman of Amesbury visited Mrs Mary Hanna in Maple Street. High School football shooting rumor claims George Elson will perform. Unity Circle LC of A plans a whist party at Odd Fellows Hall on March first. Miss McNamarra dancing class exhibition at Cooperative Hall open to the public Friday with a social dance to follow. B J Coughlin notes over 80 000 winter tourists in St Petersburg Florida with him wintering in Florida. Pickeral and perch abundant as ice fishermen tally heavy catches in King's Cove with fourteen inches of ice cut for gear.
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Mian Grace Woods
Mull
Gutteridge
John Coleman
Amesbury
Mary Hanna
Maple Street
George Elson
Pho Er
Unity Circle LC of A
Odd Pellowa Hall
King's Cove
Gately Opens Gately Motor Co in Maynard Ford Site
Thomas J. Gately Jr is named Ford Agency owner in Maynard at Naylort off Main Street. He is an expert mechanic with years in sales and service and aims to carry on the business legacy with the Gately Motor Co.
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Thomas J. Gately, Jr
Ford Agency
Maynard
The
Gately Motor Co
Naylort
Main Street
Gately
Moonshine Case: John Mongitano Guilty in Concord Court
John Mongitano of 13 River Street faced District Court in Concord after a State Police raid on January 11 seized moonshine and six barrels of wine. He was found guilty of keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and fined $100.
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John Mongitano
River Street
Concord
Mongliano
Social Club Hearing Keith Entertainers at Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows Social Club hosted a crowded Friday social with guests from Hudson Acton and Concord. Keiths circuit entertainers performed songs stories and dancing followed by a collation and an impromptu members program featuring Lyons Jones Cook Dunlop Costello and others. A radio concert by Ralph Jones was held Saturday evening at the club rooms.
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Keith
Odd Fellows Social Club
Hudson
Acton
Concord
Fred Lyons
Ralph
William Jones
Elmer Cook
Percy Dunlop
Robert Service
W. J. Costello
Adons
Ralph Jones
Opposition to Curtailing Fire Dept Expenses Debate
At the Men's Association meeting in Masonic Hall Former Chief Gutteridge and Chief William Naylor clashed over fire department economies. Naylor defended modest budget cuts and ladder crew transfers while Gutteridge warned they threaten public safety.
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Fire Department
Gutteridge
William —. Tured
Masonic Hall
Naylor
George H. Merrick
Assabet
Dept
Farrell
Street Department
Navier
P.J. Sullivan
William Naylor
Edwin Carlton
John Driscoll
George H. Gutteridge
Wm. N. Millington
Joshua Naylor
Business Men's Association
Wm. Naylor
F. E. Taylor
Samuel Lever
John Peterson
P. J. Sullivan
For Sale Two-Room Cottage and Cabin at 55 Concord Street
For sale item listing notes a two room cottage and a cabin with a gas range and a parlor stove. Contact Albert Howell at 55 Concord Street Maynard. Miss Grace Moran was a weekend visitor of friends in Lynn.
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Apply
Albert Howell
Concord Street
Maynard
Rénre
Grace Moran
Lynn
Driver flees after hit and run at Main Street crossing
A car struck Mr. Sheridan at the Main Street railroad crossing as he crossed toward St. Bridget's Church around 10 15. The driver sped away then slowed near the spot before fleeing again. Police log vehicle numbers up to 209 024 with 186 000 reported so far as they search for the culprit.
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Brinju Man Jatoen
Toe Anadhet Mill
Sheridan
Mages
St. Bridget’s Church
Hin
Mrs Helander Scalded by Boiler Water at Elmwood Home
Mrs Jon Helander of Elmwood Street suffered severe burns to her right leg when scalding water escaped from a heated boiler in her cellar. The accident occurred Wednesday morning as she tended the heater while her husband was ill.
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Jon ‘Helander
Elmwood St
St Hildas Guild Hosts Successful Salad Supper
A meat and salad supper drew a large crowd at Parish Hall on Saturday from 5 30 to 7 p m under St Hilda's Guild. The St George's parish annual fair is planned for April with a committee in place and special features planned.
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St. Hilda's Guild
St. George's Parish
Car Collide at Florida Road and Main Street
A vehicle owned and driven by Carrol St. Hilaire of Gardner collided with a car driven by Egnatz Soroka of 18 Railroad Street Sunday morning at the Florida Road and Main Street corner. Soroka was on Florida Road when the other car struck him. Both cars sustained minor damage and no injuries were reported.
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Epee
Carrol St. Hilaire
Gardner
Egnatz Soroka
Railroad Street
Florida Road
Main Street
Soroka
Feast of St Bridget Observed at St Bridget’s Parish
The Feast of St Bridget was observed at St Bridget’s parish with a 10 30 High Mass conducted by Rev Edward F Crowley pastor assisted by Rev Edwin Walsh deacon and Rev Charien Donahue subdeacon A sermon praised St Bridget as patron of the arts and founder of Irish schools and colleges A large congregation attended and the Sunday sex was omitted in her honor
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St. Bridget
St. ¢Bridet
St. Bridget's
Edward F. Crowley
Edwin Walsh
Charien Donahue
Crowley
Mt. Bridget
Ireland
Mary
Charles Richardson Dies After Long Illness at 73
Charles Richardson a well known resident died Friday night at his Powder Mill Road home after a long illness. He was 73, born in Denmark Missouri and lived in Maynard for 26 years. He worked at American Powder Co. and was survived by wife Olive and two daughters Agnes Richardson and Mrs. Charlies Merry, plus two grandchildren. He was a Knights of Pythias member. Funeral services were Monday at 2 p.m. at his home with Rev M Redstone officiating and Knights of Pythias burial rites at Glenwood cemetery.
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John. H. Joyce
John H. Joyce
Mary
Nellie Joyce
Spring Lane
Mr. Joyce
Sudbury
Maynard
Anna
Ellen Joyce
William Joyce
Cambridge
Charles Richardson
Powder Mill Road
Denmark
American Powder Co
Olive D. Richardson
Agnes Richardson
Concord
Charlies Merry
Brighton
Richardson
Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
So. Windham
M. Redstone
Methodist Church
Benjamin Derby
Concord Junction
George Lawton
Powder Mills
Jeremiah Buckley
Thomas Fox
William Waterhouse
Ralph Barnes
James Mahoney
William Hooper
Glenwood Cemetery
36 Stations Heard In One Night Radio Record
Radio fan Harold Lyons using a two tubb set reports receiving 132 stations from Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland California and Calgary Canada He achieved 36 stations in one night a new distance record for the town Readers may send radio news of interest to be read by Maynard's growing readership
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Harold Lyons
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
California
Calgary
Canada
Lyons
Mexico City
Faust
Maynard
Maynard Pounds Saxonville in Rough 28–26 Victory
Maynard defeated Saxonville 28 to 26 at Pastime Hall in a game marked by rough play but lively action. Maynard's lineup included Bowers Denoir L it head Ennequess Moynihan. Saxonville started Bradford Trudeau Re center Mahoney Curles. Manager Murray called it Saxonville’s first defeat of the season.
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Maynard
Saxonville
Pastime Hall
Bowers
Denoir
Marlboro
L«ithead
Ennequess
Moynihan
Bradford
Trudeau
Recenter
Mahoney
Curles
Ards
Murray
Maynard Becomes Legally Dry as Liquor Sales End
A Maynard resident declares the town’s liquor ban marked history, with federal permits withdrawn from two local druggists and physicians noting no legal alcohol sales locally. Patients must travel to Marlboro or ConcordJet for purchases, while doctors retain limited medicinal alcohol. Maynard Lodge 10 I O C F candidates receive third degree at Acton Lodge meeting.
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge
C.F
Acton Lodge
Girls Win Letters For 200 Mile Walk
Helen Wilcox Helen Gardner Alice Grinrod and Pauline Newton earned letters for walking 200 miles or more in two months. Margaret Moore Gertrude Herbert Margaret Kelley and Ruth Moynihan received 100 mile awards. The group shared high spirits and health benefits from their walks. Charlie H. Persons left Saturday to visit his daughter Mrs Raymond Stamlin in Atlanta.
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Helen Wilcox
Helen Gardner
Alice Grinrod
Pauline Newton
High School Athletic Association
Margaret Moore
Gertrude Herbert Margaret Kelley
Ruth Moynihan
Charlies H. Persons
Raymond Stamlin
Atlanta
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Our Time of Need
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and support by word and deed during our recent time of need. Your thoughtful gestures brought comfort and strength to our family.
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