Maynard News Highlights Local Sports and Social Notes
Local checker club gains players and moves to new quarters. Davy Ingalls signs with Jersey City in the International League and Drummey signs with Baltimore. Community events include lodge meetings, dances, charity sales, school trips, and a leap year party. Also noted are windows at Johnson Pharmacy and upcoming St Patrick activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
Michael Mullin
George Waterhouse
Checker
All New England Checker
Boston Checker Club
American House
Boston
Maynard
Davy Ingalls
Jersey City
Drummey
Baltimore
K. of R
Natick
South Framingham
Hopedale
Marlboro
Hudson
A. Lesnick
Malden
Robert Sullivan
Worcester
Robert Kierstead
Dartmouth St
Main St
Rexall Orderlies Offer Free Trial If No Relief
A Maynard Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies for constipation with a money back guarantee. It claims the product ton es the bowels and has a neutral action on other organs, selling in three sizes 10 25 and 50 cents at 12 Nason St. The offer promises a full refund if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
P. H. de Lee
Nason St
Maynard
Young Socials Enjoy Sleighing Party at Carlisle
A party of 32 young men and women attended a sleighing evening to Carlisle with dancing and a fine supper. They were hosted royally by Carlisle residents and invited to another dance soon. Mr and Mrs Frank Riley of Lawrence visited Mrs Delia Riley for the weekend. Mrs M J Pollock returned from Auburndale after four weeks as a trained nurse. A valve was installed in the fire alarm whistle by Arthur J Coughlan. Mrs Hilja Gustafason’s house sold to Topi Saisa. Edward and John Pollock of Lynn visited their mother. Mrs Fred McCleary visited Gardner. J Coscia store furniture and fixtures sold at auction by A J Coughlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Keany
Worcester
Harryllingworth
Thomas Cagey
Boston Traveler
James J. Ledgard
Leonard Henderson
Somerville
Frank Sanderson
Washington
Kenneth Damien
Burton Clemmons
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Marlboro
Lake Boon
Emma Clahan
Concord
St. Hilda's Guild
St. George's Church
W. F. Litchfield
M. KE
Junior League
George Reed
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Masonic Hall
James Mahoney
Mary Kelly
Irwin
Boston Checker Club
Walter Hanna
Boston
Mary Hanna
St. Bridget’s Church
Oberammergau
Edward Byrnes
Waltham St
R. A
St. Patrick's
Brockton
Killilea
Louis Hannon
John Sexton
Orange
Andrew Magarty
May
Maurice Connor
Carlisle
Frank Riley
Lawrence
Delia Riley
M. J. Pollock
Auburndale
Arthur J. Coughlan
Fairfield St
Hilja Gustafason
Topi Saisa
Edward
John Pollock
Lynn
Fred McCleary
Gardner
J. Coscia
A. J. Coughlan
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Money-Back Guarantee
Local retailer asserts a money-back guarantee for Rexall 93 Hair Tonic if it fails to deliver. The ad boasts rapid dandruff removal, hair growth, and prevention of baldness, claiming non grease and no scalp staining. Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes at The Rexall Store, 1 I. H. DeLee, 12 Nason St Maynard.
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Rexall
H. DeLee
Nason St
Maynard, Ass
Chapel at Lake Boon to open social hall and mass space
The Lake Boon Catholic community will open a commodious hall for social events and mass at Lake Boon this season replacing the Twilight club cottage. The altar from Rev. John J. Harkins era will be set in the new building, donated to Miss Nelli Ahearn, aiding debt reduction via seasonal dances and entertainments. Land was donated jointly by the Twilight club of Maynard and Mr Dooley of Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Boon
Twilight Club
John J. Harkins
St. Margarets Church
Lowell
Nelli
Ahearn
Joan Ahearn
Ashmont
Catholic Association of
Harkine
Carney Hospital
Boston
Maynard
Dooley
Brighton
Congregational Church Notes Fraternal League Meeting and Sermon
The Mens' fraternal league plans its regular monthly meeting in the church vestry Tuesday evening. Rev F N Rutan preached on office in the Lawrence Strike during Sunday vesper service, praising fairness to both sides. Choir and soloist Henry Fowler received praise. young people held a brief prayer meeting. The Ladies Benevolent society advertises a food candy and apron sale for Saturday afternoon. Next Sunday vesper service will feature a sermon on Prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Rutan
Mens’ Fraternal League
Oftice
Lawrence
Henry Fowler
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Parish Reunion Plans Formed at St Bridget’s
A parish reunion is planned for April 18 at Music Hall. Sylvester Sullivan elected chairman, Miss Gertrude Morgan secretary. An entertainment committee led by A A Hilferty includes Morgan Sheridan Sullivan Campbell and others. Ryans’ Orchestra from South Boston to supply music for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget's Church
Music Hall
Sylvester Sullivan
Gertrude Morgan
A. A. Hilferty
James J Morgan
John Sheridan
Matthew Campbell
Susan Sheehan
Agnes Mahoney
Louis Cook
Walter J. Browne
John Sheehan
James J. Morgan
Patrick Murphy
Michael Mullin
Jeremiah Kelly
Mary Wall
Ryans’ Orchestra of
South Boston
Bowling Notes Highlight Local Bowlers And Promising Matchups
Lt Billett posts a 121 game and 410 series at Adams Square alleys George Chandler of Boston wins last week in a three string total George Clark of South Acton shows consistency Valcour of Hudson stars as old guard with strong strings Metropolitan Life Insurance agents from New York attend a banquet in South Framingham on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billett
George Chandler
Boston
Adams Square
George Clark
South Acton
Hudson
Marlboro
Maynara
Bill Uyynch
Valcour
A. A. Hilferty
William P. Scully
Frank Murray
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York
South Framingham
Florrie Haggerty
Ledgard
N. Y
McLaughlin
Turners Falls
Jim Crowley
Fred Corbett
Bill Condy
Maynard
Gloucester
Gloucesters
Byrnes
Sebastian
Basketball Notes Previewing Hyde Park and Regional Matchups
Hyde Park aims for a strong home showcase next Monday with the Swift lineup. Vaughn Ren kert Sullivan and Finn are slated to help pace the locals as Gloucester visits February 26 seeking to avenge a prior loss. The Hudson NY team, led by John Evers, sits second in the NY league behind Troy with Ea Wachter on its roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Swift
Vaughn
Renkert
Sullivan
Finn
Gloucester
Hudson
N. Y
John Evers
Chicago Cubs
Troy
Wachter
Maynard Triumphs Over Lowell In Open Court Bout
Maynard defeated Lowell 27 to 9 at Music hall on Monday evening. Kelley shadowed Grant while Molaghan led Maynard with five baskets. Archer, Punch and Murray supported the attack as Maynard built a 10 point first period lead and maintained dominance through the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Grant
Maynard
Lowell
Music Hall
Jack
Molaghan
Archer
Punch
Murray
Maynard Lowell Puneh
Mulvanity Archer If
Lew Molaghan
Lyneh Kelley
Grant Murray
Segrue
Kelly
Lynch
STILL GROWING Two Extra Grades Will Be Needed When
The school authorities warn that rapid growth continues and by fall at least two new grades will be required. One room could be borrowed from the high school, but space remains scarce with every room in use. The Main street school could have helped if expanded to eight rooms, easing overcrowding in the first grade where about 59 pupils share a room. Superintendent Brick's report covers key school issues and deserves public attention.
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Schol
Losers Furnish Supper In Church School Contest
The Sunday school department members of a M E church held a six month attendance contest. Miss Nina Clark's side won the supper hosted by the losers led by William Johnston. An entertainment followed with piano solo by May Warkin, duets by Bertha Batley and Bessie Dockerty, and vocal by Batley. Committee members were Irene Hatley Bessie Richardson Margaret Gates May Parmenter and Francis Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church Sunday School
Nina Clark
William Johnston
May Warkin
Bertha Batley
Bessie Dockerty
Irene Hatley
Bessie Richardson
Margaret Gates
May Parmenter
Francis Johnston
Veitch Resigns From Public Library Trustees
Alexander Veitch, longtime library trustees member, tendered his resignation to the selectmen. He has served about 20 years and helped raise the library’s standing. resignation to take effect March 1 unless he reconsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Veitch
Veitch
Businessmen to Attend Boston Banking Hearing on Branch Bill
A delegation of 25 local businessmen travels to Boston on Thursday for a 10:30 a.m. hearing before the legislative banking committee. The session reviews a bill drafted by former Rep. P. J. Sullivan allowing a trust company to open a branch in a town where it does not conduct business. The group remains persistent in seeking bank or trust company establishment here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee On Banking
P. J. Sullivan
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Maynard News
Margueretta Conway
Lucius D. Wilson
A. D. Holt
John Wall
James B. Lord
James Carney
William G. Priest
Luke Robbing
East Acton
Lnomas Sweeney
Gleasondale
Johnson Pharmacy
David Gordon
Stow
Livermore
Ruth
Baltimore and Ohio
Democratic Town Committee
Thomas Smith
Edward Cheney
Geo. Lynch
Acton
Acton Inn
James McCarthy
Walter Browne
Ireland
St. Patrick
Ihe Maynard Checker Club
Connor's
Toenes
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
No License League
James Prosper
Maynard Enterprise
Fair Play
Congregational Church
OUR
Yan Curt
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Nason Street
Kaleva Co-Operative Association
Main Street
E. H. Davis
Mass
Dilroy
Cooperative Hall
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