Maynard Woman Joins Vermont Residents at Summer Festival
Jennie Deane of Maynard and Mrs Prima Keep of Northnel Vermont attended the event with Wieten and a nephew. A capacity hall hosted the Kanto A. C. and featured summer festival highlights including a short novelty ram and a program by Henry Ke Q Pieter Kauppand en Saxophonists Jatte aided entertainment. Kanto AC elected officers for the year: Toilvo Drkkinen president Hytien secretary, treasurer Edwin gership secretary.
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Jennie Deane
Maynard
Prima Keep
Northnel, Vermont
Wieten
Kanto A. c
Acton
Veee
Fone
Pawson
Kelley
Pentti
Fill
Young People and City Mission Talk Highlight Local Meet
The Ohio chaplain Rev. Robert Nichsdale spoke at a Young People meeting on city mission work. Stow and West Concord churches were represented with Rev. Ralph Rouse of Boston City. Three new junior choir members were announced and Mild Week services will start tonight at seven. Membership plans were set for the next evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannivet
Robert
Nich Fosdale
Ohio Chtaya
Massachusetts
Stow
Netiore
Atton
West Conford
Boston
Hutson
Anne
MARGARET M WHITNEY DIES IN MAYNARD AT 69
Margaret M Whitney widow of Georgie Whitney died of pneumonia on Walcott Street Maynard at 2 a.m. She was mother of John and Eton Deane, longtime residents of Maynard and part of Stow and Sudbury. A life spent in service to family and community, she was active in Western Star and Magnan Boulety. Funeral held Friday with Rev M A Vance officiating and Western Star service.
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Maynard
Margaret
M. Whitney
Georgie Jitney
Walcott Street
John and Eton Deane
Wat
Stow and Sud
Hartey
Stern Star
Magnan
la- Boulety
M. A. Vanceoffi
Wastern Star Service
Alaska explorer Father Hubbard lecture teased for Sunday
The account Clnthine to Depiris Home outlines Father Hubbard’s Alaska adventures and a forthcoming lecture described as a vivid motion picture record. It recalls a 7 year old Alpline glacier escape and promises scientific goals amid hardship. Lectures are planned under Catholic Daughters of America and Knights of Columbus auspices.
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Father Hubbard
Alaska
America
Knights of Coltit
Colosseum Seated Between Forty and Fifty Thousand
The Colosseum at Rome housed safety seating for crowds estimated between 40 000 and 50 000 people.
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Colosseum
Rome
Unclear OCR fragment hints at private partnerships
Fragmentary text references two separate private partners and potential collaboration. Insufficient readable details to identify people, orgs, or dates.
Dinner Talk Turns To Bridges And A Napkin
Charmian flirts at a formal dinner while a bridge builder, an engineer, and a witty engineer share stories of distant places. A napkin drops, a hostess pushes Charmian toward attention, and Gay presents an embroidered napkin with surgeon tape revealing a hidden clue to the evening’s intrigue.
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Harmian
Charmian
Iman
Far East
Charmman
Annabel
Guy
Gay
Do you love Aad asked the nolay
The fragment shows a dialogue line asking about love directed at Aad with a splintered quotation indicating a conversational snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nolay
Maynard Riley Denied Tavern License Renewal
Maynard Albert Riley, whose renewal application for a tavern license held two years, was denied by the ABC state commission. He plans to file a petition with Attorney General Paul A. Dever in protest, arguing the action infringes on the town’s rights.
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Maynard
Albert Riley
ABC State Commission
Paul A. Dever
Commission
Mr. Riley
ABC
Discouragement as a Spur to Courage
A reflective note argues that discouragement provides a chance to cultivate courage and wiser effort. The piece links inner resolve to practical action, urging readers to face setbacks with steadiness and new planning.
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Daphne Ae
Margaret IM. Whitney
Ewes
City Hall
Rae
Electrolux
Price
AG and Baking
Main
ST. Waynar
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