Maynard Friends Report News and Local Meetings
Maynard community notes include Mrs Grace Wood and Miss Lillian Townsend duties at Hull post American Legion installation set for Thursday January 13. White Cross Guild meets January 16. Annie Buckley of Winchester visits family. Various ladies societies meet at Congregational church parlors and St Hilda's Guild hosts at Shaw's. Several residents return to jobs and schools after holidays. A fire scare on Maynard Block prompts investigation. The Legion Auxiliary, Odd Fellows and Maynard Lodge elect officers. Bethlehem drama at Colonial hall. Town events include basketball at Pastime and a restaurant opening on Nason Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wood
Lillian Townsend
Hull
J. Demars
Post
American Legion
White Cross Guild
Annie Buckley
Winchester
Margaret Flibbard
Helen
Ellen Sullivan
John Sweeney
Holy Crosse College
Charles Sweeney
Louis
Shaw
St Hilda's Guild
Pearl Lover
Charles
Worcester
Margaret Barber
Selma Barber
Boston
Dennis Spain
Mary Finn
Everett
Annie Lyons
Madeline Wall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Wall
Brown St
Porto Rico
Antilles
Byron W. Reed
Woman’s Club
Victor Salloway
D. M
Wesleyan Col
Jennie Naylor
Harford County
Nilege
Mary Hodges
Williams
D. Poandre
Cora
Marshall
Concord
Auxiliary of the Légion
Henry Simonds
U. S. Marine Corps
Quantico
Gertrude Moore
Fred Moore
Ware
Walter Mullin
Gavin Tyler
Arthur Kataari
Louis Blatfé
Tufts College
Mary Wood
Templeton
Anna Coughlan
Springfield Vt
Katherine Coughlan
Brooks St
Maynard Block
Evelyn Cole
M. and
Mirs William Cole
Glendalest
Miss Cole
Lewis Parmenter
Orrin @arke
Arthur Silloway
Slloway
Odd Fellows
Ralph Castores
Arthur Champagne
Charles’ Courtney
Alle Howard
Treas
Charles Keene
Robert Maraden
Ralph Jones
John B. Shaw
Maynard Lodge
Walter R. Denniston
Noble Grand
William B. Jones
Robert Lester
Albert EB. Randell
Ralph Case
William Morris
Howard N. Mayhew
Waltham
Bethlehem
Colonial Hall
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Bridget’s Church
Joseph C Murphy
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
Bong Mason
George Swanton
Julia Synch
Nason
Daniel Lowney
White Plains
Harrison St
Mary McCaffrey
Clinton
Anna
Coughlan
Townsend
James Priest
B. F. Townsen
J. Patrick Muldoon
St. George's
Llewellyn French
Lowell
Fliorhas Frenel
Douglas Ave
Flora Wood
Somerville
Munday
Katherine McManus
Katherine White
Hudson
James Keridan
Hillside St
Albert Coughlan
Alfred Billett
Ames Coulter
Superior Court
Camridge
Marion Flagg
F. P. Flagg
Weavers’ Union
Fawyer
Daugher
Julia
Dominick D. Moore
William M Moore
Maplest
Thomas Wright
Republican Town Committee
Channing Cox
State House
Maynard
Middlesex Pomona
Concord Orange
Elizabeth Hedges
John Lawton
Ceres
Pomona
Men’s Class Supper Brings Eliot Church Rally
The Men’s Class roast beef supper for the Congregational church drew over seventy attendees Wednesday. Rev. K N Atiyeh presided, Louis Gibbs of Eliot church Newton spoke, and laymen discussed church affairs with enthusiasm. Quartet numbers by Ralph Jones Lindsey Smith Elmer Cook and George Lawton were performed. George H Gutteridge led the supper committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
K. N.atiyeh
Louis Gibbs
Eliot Church
Newton
Maniment
Ralph Jones
Lindsey Smith
Elmer Cook
George Lawton
George H. Gutteridge
Congregational Church church actions and baptism highlights
After communion the men’s class took on church and community service roles with Mr Millington named class leader and committees formed for program and entertainment. Several baptisms and new members were received. Scout meeting elected Gavin Taylor Jr leader with weekly gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Atiyeh
Millington
N. Atiyeh
Gavin Taylor Jr
Wallace Priest
Thomas Parker
George
America
Mildred Carlson
Will
The Ideal Tonic Argo Phosphate Gains Praise
A Boston physician declares the Ideal Tonic Argo-Phosphate the best tonic he has used. Marketed by P. H. DeLee, it is promoted as a universal energizer for lassies and run down conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
P. H. DeLee
Annual Town Meeting in Absence of License Question
The annual tarff election in Maynard will be held Monday February 14 with independent nomination papers due February 3 and withdrawals February 4. Women are urged to be nominated for school board and library trustee as political interest shifts. The town selects on party labels. independents face a handicap but caucuses may shape the vote. Current selectmen include Frank S. Binks Albert Smith and Edward Carlton with terms expiring this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Board of Health
Maynard Town
Selectman
Frank S. Binks
Albert Smith
Edward Carlton
Frank E. Sanderson
George H. Gutteridge
James Mullin
Gavin Taylor
James J. Hilferty
William Bishop
L . Everett
Wilson
Mortimer H. Péitie
Harlow
Wena Ann
Gemeter
Fred “Iyler
Mentio Ake
Aoe
Nees
Te Wright
The
Republican
Townedittee
Commie
ConceRT TaIs WEEK Maynard Council
Maynard Council K of C will conduct first concert and dance Thursday evening at Colonial Hall. A strong program includes Miles Mae and Margaret Fitzgerald of Boston, Edward Dunn of Marlboro, Tom King of Tufts Glee Club, and Louise Lavin, a local teacher. A council meeting donated to starving European children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council
Ube
Miles Mae
Margaret Fitzgerald
Boston
Edward ‘Dunn
Marlboro
Tom King
Tufts Glee’Club
Officers of Checker Club Elects New Leaders
The Checker club elected Michael Mullin as president and Justuf Dittrich as vice president at a Sunday meeting. Other officers include William Scallyar recording secretary Henry Slyvert financial secretary Herbert Usher treasurer and directors Nathaniel Davis Albert Reynolds Felix Rainville Frank Wildersry and Joseph Rollinson. The Maynard Trust Co Christmas club will remain open for new members with Frank EB Taylor serving as treasurer and a large membership already enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker Club
Michael Mullin
Justuf Dittrich
William Scallyar
Rec
Henry Slyvert
Fin
Herbert ‘Usher
Treas
Nathaniel Davis
Albert Reynolds
Felix Rainville
Frank Wildersry
Joseph Rollinson
Maynard Trust Co
Frank EB. Taylor
Hoover Relief fund collects five hundred dollars
P J Sullivan reports about 500 received for the Hoover Relief fund aiding destitute European children. Donations may be left at Sullivan’s Main Street store with treasurer C H Persons. Various social and fraternal orders contribute, including Maynard council K of C and Mizpah Rebekah lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
Hoover Relief Fund
Europe
Sulllivan
Mainstar
C. H. Persons
Maynard Council
K of C
Charles Ap Welch Lodge
Division
AOH
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Maedalene
Summer Hill Lodge
Iku
Temperance Society
St George’s Church
Holy Name Society
Holy Name Boys Win Junior Basketball Tilt at Pastime Hall
The Junior Holy Name team defeated the Altar Boys in a period break game at Pastime Hall on Saturday night by 10 to 18. For Holy Name, D O’Gonnell J Connors Pur ner Smith Bekum led the forwards and backs with Connors scoring four baskets, Smith one, Johnston two, Boulden Brayden one. Referee M Lesage officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Altar Boys
D. Ogonnell
J. Connors
Purner
Smith
Bekum
Johnston
Sims
Boulden
Tobin
Bayden
Connors
Bouldan
Brayden
M. Lesage
Middlesex County Ladies Auxiliary A O H Meeting
The Middlesex County Board Ladies Auxiliary A O H met Sunday at the Newton Catholic Club in West Newton. Mrs James McCarthy Mrs John Moynihan Mrs Robert White and Mrs Mary Puffer attended. The group provided the Christmas dinner for the Working Boys Home children at Newton Highlands and received Cardinal O Connell s thanks and blessing for the act and his wish for a bright prosperous New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Board
Newton Catholic
West Newton
Maynard
James McCarthy
John Moynihan
Robert White
Mary Puffer
Middlesex County
Newton Highlands
Cardinal O'Connell
More Hooks Than Fish At White Pond And Nearby Ponds
Fishing at White Pond yielded pickerel and perch for a party including Glen Swett Jas J Ledgard Thomas Maley Roland Macurda and Frank Parks on Wednesday. The next day 68 perch were caught at King's Cove with similar reports elsewhere. A sad note says 125 lines were cut at Willis's Pond Saturday with only three small fish taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Swett
Jas. J. Ledgard
Thomas Maley
Roland Macurda
Frank Parks
White Pond
King's Cove
Willis’s Pond
Bunker Hill Team Set to Visit Saturday Night
Manager James Mahoney of the K of C club announces the Bunker Hill basketball squad will play at Pas time hall Saturday night. Mahoney hopes to have Jack Punch back in a K of C uniform soon as the veteran forward steadies the youthful lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahoney
Kk of C
Junker Hill
Window breaker case continued to May third
The Nicholas Haakala case for malicious destruction of glass in Main Street stores was continued to May 3. Haakala deposited $100 to be distributed to insured owners. property damage is estimated at $1067 and restitution may be made by weekly payments once he begins work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Haakala
Haakala
Grange Officers Installed At Maynard Meeting
Maynard Grange held a Tuesday evening installation with Charles R. Cahill of Waltham Midd esex Central Pomona presiding. New officers include Elizabeth Hodges as Master, Orville Tucker as Overseer, Rachel McCleary Lecturing, Harold Croft Steward, Albert Drechsler Assistant Steward, Mary Lawton Clerk, Charles Shattuck Treasurer, Lucille Sims Secretary, Hazel Nelson Ceres, Irene Martin Pomona, Mabel Bishop Flora, Leslie Sima Lady Assistant Steward, Percy Dunlop Pianist, A O Dunham, Irvin Howe, and Mrs John Croft on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Charles R. Cahill
Waltham
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Elizabeth Hodges
Orville P. Tucker
Rachel McCleary
Harold Croft
Albert Drechsler
Mary Lawton
Charles Shattuck
Lucille Sims
Harry Chase
Hazel Nelson
Pilgrimage film to tour Europe and French battlefields
A tour reel titled The K of C Pilgrimage is released as a special from State headquarters. It will feature high grade entertainment for nearly three quarters of an hour and be shown as part of the program in Europe and the Battlefields of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Moose Lodge Whist Tournament Planned At Masonic Hall
Moose will hold a whist tournament between teams chosen from the lodge at Masonic Hall Monday evening January 10. William H. Hayward, dictator, is arranging a fine program of entertainment followed by a buffet lunch. Lodge members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Masonic Hall
William H. Hayward
Samuel Cohen announces separation obligations and debt disclaimer
The notice lists Samuel Cohen of Glendale Street Maynard stating he will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Celia Cohen after leaving home. It also advertises a hen housekeeper wanted by Samuel Cohen and notes the seventh annual Maynard Trust Co stockholders meeting at the bank on Tuesday evening January 11 with officer reports and elections. James Cleary remains seriously ill with pneumonia at Deaconess Hospital as of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Cohen
Samuel Cohen
Glendale St
Maynard
The
Maynard ‘Trust Co
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Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Holy Name Boys
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Assabet Institution For Savings
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Haynes
Our Christmas Club
James Cleary
Deaconess Hospital
Mr Angell
Brockton
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