Weekend Guests and Local Notices Highlight Town Chronicle
The column lists weekend visitors including Miss Margaret Williams and Eleanor Martin with Mary Cleary replaced at the high school, plus multiple households hosting relatives in Worces ter Natick and Newton. It notes church and school events, a fire on Crane Avenue, a Middlesex Central Pomona meeting, Mizpah Rebekah lodge plans, and local residents preparing for nursing training and jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret “Williams
le Mts
Eleanor Martin
Sue
Mary Cleary
Charles Marty
Pyaara H. S
John
Kennedy
Familly
Howse
Michael “F. Bee
Mee
Walter Courtney
Py Syprendee
Charles Qarobe Aio
Jas M Ty Teaban
Springfield
Alley
Miss Festan
Arlingpr &Nelles
Lentendget
Church
Ght
Mnel
Ea E
Yl O'Donnell
Uurt
Stret
High Street
Jere Lynch
Worcester
Daniel O’connell
Newton
Herbert W. Martin
Thomas O'Heir
Michael McNamarra
Ralph Clark
Tee Thru
Petersha
Mary ‘Doyle
Natick
Mary. Newton
Pawtucket
R. I
Mark Aon
Maple Street
Ape
Laubenstein
Acher Saranac
Mirs
Phedia
Bacnit
Iis
Appesie
Coughlin
Aimee
Heewton Hospital
Mary Wani
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Bedford
Raymond
Omly
William Smith
Dorchester
Mizpah Rebekah
Odd ‘Fellows Hall
Rachel Ledry
Eleanor Ingham
Beatrice Jordan
Ruth Eaton
Mildred
Teen
Local fighter Nyholm eyed for future pugilistic fame
Nyholm, a Worcester lad trained by Lucei, fought last week and lost a decision. Duent expects Nyholm to land high on the headliner list as milic promise grows in the local boxing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H “Hino
Nyholm
Old
Jam’ Lucei
Worcester
Milic
Couple Announces Marriage In Sauk County Church
Mr and Mrs Stanley Penkosky announce the marriage of their daughter Lillian Lenor Penkosky Kaskon to the son of Mr Kaskon of Maynard Massachusetts. The ceremony was February 11 in a church conducted by Reverend Onohne with Mrs Stephen Gletet and other witnesses present. The couple will reside in North Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slarrytown
Stanley
Penkosky al
Lillian
Lenor Penkosky
Kaskon
Maynard
Mass
Sauk
Onohne
Stephen Gletet
Skoh
Tarrytown
DoF eTHANKS We Express Gratitude and Tributes
A fragmented note expresses appreciation and tribute. It mentions thanks from a group or organization and acknowledges support received, though details are unclear.
Unclear OCR names and roles in local notice
Fragmentary text lists individuals with uncertain relationships and titles, mentioning Floyd, Alfred Billett, Mrs. Adan, six grandchildren, a hostess, and Mrs. Work among others in a damaged notice. No clear event or action is evident from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMansd tAithe
Floyd
Alfred ’ Billett
Adan
Hogtess
Work
Bower
Salvation Army Annual Appeal Launches In Maynard
The Salvation Army starts its annual appeal to aid the needy in Maynard. Committee chair Walter Perfett, along with treasurer Frank Taylor and local officials, urge citizens to donate to fund mercy work and support the Maynard Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Eitanas
Asta
Maynard
Binal
Avoy Walter
Perfett
Parker
Oneibasi
Frank
E Taylor
The
Maynard Trust, Co
William A Court
R ‘Gnogs
Dréschler
Hemdin
Otha ‘Inwin
Sydnéy
McCleary
Saat
Py Joseph Sc
Sheridan
Fiamanti
Battle of Music Set by Local Orchestras
Local concert listing describes an upcoming Battle of Music featuring Hugh Connor and his ten piece orchestra against Frank Sheridan and his ten piece group. Details imply a regional musical clash to be held tomorrow in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oeley
Hugh Connor
Frank Sheridan
I of
Miubic
Legion Smoker at Odd Fellows Hall This Thursday
The Frank J. DeMars Post A L will hold a smoker at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening with all former service men invited. Leading officials will speak, including Armane D peats, Dineen, Peter White and Leo White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. DéMars Post
A. L
Odd Fellows Hall
Armane D Peats
I ¢ Sanim
Dineen
Peter White
Leo White
Methodist Church announces schedule and plans for reform
The Maynard church outlines weekly services and activities including Epworth League topics, choir rehearsal, and Sunday School. notices a Fourth Quarterly Conference on March 10 and a building program planning phase with March deadlines. Dr. John L. Ivey to preach at the morning service and address the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard Rey Charles
Carrol
Brooks
Garrdil
Nahip
Sermo Merine
Atkin
Chomater
Hide Howard
Epworth
Edith
Tyneaday
Blue Bird
Girl Scouts
Alice Degen
Ladies Aid Society
Concord ‘St
Emma Grindrod
Margaret Gates
John’ L. Ivey
Agfar
Norinninght
Marlboro K of C Challenges Maynard K C Bowling Teams
Marlboro K of C manager Moynihan issued a challenge for a Marlboro Maynard K C bowling tournament to be followed by supper at Collins Alleys Marlboro. Last year thirty bowlers participated. a clash is expected tonight with Marlboro hosting Maynard K C.
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B. C. Movni
Merlboro K. Af
Maynard K
Maynard K. E. C
Marlboro K. of
Collins Alleys
Marlboro
Maynard Women Visit Clinton Club Leads Welfare Sale
Mrs. MatherCase heads a Maynard Woman's Club delegation to Clinton to attend the Clinton Woman's Club meeting. The ladies promote the program and a welfare food sale netted 50 dollars, with Mrs. Pederson overseeing the sale and Mrs. Farrell as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Parkin
Casei
Edna Farnell
Erepelthe
Pederson
Mira
Je “Rell
Services Held At St Casmir's Church
Maynard February 20 Joseph Nozka 60 died at 35 River Street after a long residence in the area He was born in Poland Survived by relatives Funeral services were held Saturday at St Casmir's church at 10 o'clock a requiem mass was celebrated by Rev John Deick pastor Bearers were members of St is Society the deceased was laid to rest in St Bridget's cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joseph Nozka
River Street
Poland
Dig Ous
Spinners Union Elects Officers At Hayles Hall Meeting
Francis J. Gorman of Pawtucket spoke to a large Hayles Hall gathering as part of unity talks with a local Textile Workers union. The Spinners Union elected Thomas Breck as president and a slate including Joseph White vice president Frank Punch financial secretary John Trench recording secretary Henry Weir conductor Arthur Johnston warden Edward Wooldridge and trustees Trick Lannigan Richard Kelsey Thomas Maley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Francis J. Gorman
Pawtucket
Frank Punch
John Trench
Henry Weir
Arthur Johnston
Edward Wooldridge
Herbertine
Thomas Murray
Trick ‘Lannigan
Richard Kelsey
Thomas Maley
Life Sketches In Old Enterprise Maynard 1890
A Maynard Enterprise issue from May 23 1890 features biographical sketches of leading local business men. Subjects include Charles Hersons and H W Roberts still active. others like J B Deane Charles Wells Julius Lowe and Dr Gilmore are noted as deceased. Advertisers include W B Case Haynes Turtellotte Dr Howard N Bates James Higgins Neil Currie Co O Fowler John Glynn P J Sullivan A H Haynes William Dawson and Davis Sargent among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles H.ersons
H.W. Roberts
J. B. Deane
Charles Wells
Julius Lowe
Dr. Gilmore
W B. Case
Haynes
Turtellotte
Howard N. Bates James
Higgins
Neil Currie & Co
0. Fowler
John Glynn
P. J. Sullivan
A. H. Haynes
William Dawson
Davis & Sargent
W. B. Case
Whist Party Triumph at K of P Lodge
Progressive Lodge K of P held a successful whist party at Mas sichall on Wednesday. Favors went to Mrs Alice Palmer Miss Margaret Murray Norman Laubenstein Irvine Astwood Mia Annie White Miss Hazel Priest Carl Freeman and Owen Franklin. A buffet lunch was served. Charlen J Pence led with assist from William Cameron HH Coulter James D Lent George Jubenstein James Murray and Johard Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Massichall
Pic S. Favors
Alice Palmer
Margaret Murray
Norman Laubenstein
Irvine Astwood
Mia
Annie White
Hazel Priest
Carl Freeman
Owen Franklin
Charlen J.pence
Wm. V. Cameron
HH. Coulter
James D. Lent
George Jubenstein
James.Murray
Johard Jackson
Funeral Notice for Lexington Resident in Concord
Mr and Mrs Louis F MacCaffrey attended the funeral in Lexington on Saturday for Mrs arthy y mother Cathy, a well known Concord resident. Friends called at the home to pay respects and extend condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. MacCaffrey
Arthy
Lexington
Cathy
Concord
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Entertainment After Meeting
The Hudson Magnolia Rebekah lodge plans an entertainment tomorrow night in Odd Fellows hall following the regular business meeting led by Noble Grand Mrs Annie J Lively. Berlin members Mrs Edith Sawyer Mrs Annella M Dunfield and Mrs Lucy G Wheeler lead the event committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Magnolia Rebekah Lodge
Gleason Church Food Sale Planned in Gleasondale
The ladies of the Gleason church announce a food sale in Gleasondale tomorrow from 4 to 6 p m Mrs Sarah Hamlin chairs the arrangements committee and Mrs Jefts will oversee the auction for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Telephone Dollars Go Farther
A note explains a revised toll rate and its effect on calling costs. The item highlights how the new pricing makes phone service more affordable or affordable for users, with emphasis on the broader impact of the rate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
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William Plgyert
Thomas Hayes
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Peent
Edward Holman
Lowell
Lad
Legion
Jesues Challence
Maynard KX
Clinton
St. Casmir’s
Union Congregational
William ‘Boicourt
Ieee Ae ‘Chirch Wehool
Ies
Ie Modern
Romiek A
A. Ambad
Maynard Kk
Audie
Senies
Parks Seeree
Parke Davis
Parke
Davis
Parke, Davis & Co
K. OF P. Whist
Gleasondale
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Iy Kiley, Waters
Mary Hickey
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