Nyholm Captures Golden Glove Middleweight Honors
Nyholm of Maynard earns the Golden Gloves title at 160 pounds in Mechanics Monday night. He defeats Jim Wilson of Everett by knockout after a three round bout and receives the crowd’s strongest ovation as Tocci of Needham lasts three rounds in the final. Nyholm, popular local fighter known for his grit and smiling demeanor, has trained hard and fought for the town, also playing high school sports and semipro football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
Hino
Nyholm
May
Golden Grove
Bill Cuddy
Joe
T. A. S. In Mechanics
Beanie
Wilson
Everett
Pim
Jim
Rechal
Tocci
Needham
Brond Viking
Maynard
Joba
Jewelry robbery witness list names Hall and Mercury in New York
Police Chief Hall and Mercury appear as witnesses in a holdup of a jewelry sale. Samuel Sishelet claims $26,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry while seeking insurance restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Hall
Patrick Mercury
New York
Hall
Mercury
Samuel Sishele
Democratic Upset Narrows New Hampshire Row in 2,948 Vote Margin
In Chester New Hampshire on January 6 the decisive Democratic and wet victory was recorded for a son of former Congressman Rogers over former Governor Bartlett of Portsmouth. The candidate, a lawyer and ex football player, will sue the late Congressman Fletcher as representative from the state district. The upset marks a break in the decade long Republican dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
N. H
Am Rogers
Gover Bartlett
Portsmouth
Republic
Uth
Fletchle
New Hampshire
Committee Plans Formal Meeting For Downtown Organization
A committee led by Attorney John J. Donahue and including Gavin Taylor Sr James J Edgar and Postmaster William Ackwell was appointed by Frank Well to organize a Maynard Chamber of Commerce. The group will meet tomorrow night to map plans for a central organization to promote industrial and civic development in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayward
Comdof Atty
John J. Donahue
Gavin Taylor Sr
Secwy
James J.edgard
Guverner
William Ckwell
Frank Well
Maynaréer of Commerce
Discarded Razor Blade Drive Organized by Legion Auxiliary
The Io Auxiliary led by president Miss ce ee reports that the state organization asked the auxiliary to collect and forward used razor blades. A Legion Auxiliary meeting is planned for Monday night to organize the collection and safe disposal for disabled veterans welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard ‘Legion
Ce Ee
Io- Auxiliary
Bnization
Legion
Sudbury braces as schools closed over scarlet fever cases
Four Sudbury families enter quarantine as scarlet fever spreads. Officials extend the vacation season by a week to prevent further cases. Mary Lamb school on the Ford estate and Sunday schools at the Congregational and Methodist churches are also closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Mary Lamb
Ford Estate
School Nurse Edith Foster Reports December Activities
Edith Foster, school nurse, examined 267 pupils in December, treated 101 in school and 15 at home, with nine excluded for contagious illness. She made 36 school visits and 50 home visits, accompanied 22 pupils to a doctor and 67 to dentists, plus one to an occupational clinic. Dental clinics were run by Drs. May Palmer Bellows and Garland, performing 69 extractions, 24 fillings, and 381 cleanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edith Foster
Charles H Walker
Frank May
Raymond Palmer
John Bellows
Samuel R Garland
Bedford A. C. Greets New Year
The Bedford Athletic Club held its annual banquet in the Town Hall with 125 attending. A lively program featured songs, speeches by local figures, and 10 to 2 am dancing. At midnight John Wiggins dressed as a baby led the New Year ushering spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Athletic Club
Town Hall
Hardy
Arlington
John Kirkegaard
Ario Club
Francis Kelley
Robert Gaffney
Jones
Lexington
Louis Pfeiffer
John
Wiggins
Dick Bierens
Widow Sacco Remarries Two Years After Execution
Boston dispatch reports Rose M. Sacco widow of Nicola Sacco has remarried after a two year interval since his execution in the Sacco-Vanzetti case. The wedding followed a lengthy period after the Bartholomew affair and related payroll concerns at Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rose M- Sacco
Nicola Sacco
Sacco-Vanzetti
Bartholmao
Watertown
Married New Year's Day ceremony for Maynard and McNamara
Newlyweds Maynard Alma Ahlsten and John A McNamara wed on New Year’s Day at 7 pm in Clinton. Frank E Sanderson officiated at the bride’s home with Veno Kauppi as bridesmaid and a best man from Clinton. They will live at 142 Parker Street after a reception with friends from Maynard Hudson Clinton and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Alma
Ahlsten
Karl
Parker Street
John A.mcnamara
Main Street
Clinton
Frank E Sanderson
Veno Kauppi
New York City
Edioran
Maynari
Hudson
New York
Ana
Parker St
McNamara
George H .Gutterdge
Holy Name UnionService at Our Lady Help of Christians
The Holy Name Union plans a joint service next Sunday afternoon at Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concord with members from Saint Bernard's Concord Saint Bridget's and St Casimir's Maynard and West Concord parishes. Communion will be taken in a body at mass next Bridgy morning and confessions will be heard at Bt Bridget's church Rowill be at a mass morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Town Clerk Performs Several New Year Weddings
Frenk E Sanderson the town clerk conducted three marriages on New Year's Day. Grace Mary Gorw p of Hartford and Palmer Henry South worth of Hartford were wed at 37 and 145 North Whitney Street. Marie H. Wittenen and Toivo Hi Hotkainen of Rochester were married, as were Shaisten and A McNamara of Clinton. The clerk hosted couples from other towns as well over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frenk E Sanderson
Grace Mary Gorw P
Huntington Avenue
Hartford
Palmer Henry Southworth
North Whitney Street
Marie H. Wittenen
Toivo
Hi. Hotkainen
Rochester
Eesee
Shaisten
Mayrie
Chat A. ‘McNamara
Clinton
Cjérk
Return From Visit Mary A Keegan Remembered in Town
Mrs Mary A Keegan 87 died not. she enjoyed Christmas gifts from family and friends in town after visiting her 89 year old brother in Brockton. Born in Dublin Ireland she moved to Maynard as a girl and was regarded as the town’s oldest woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mary A. Keegan
Acton Street
Brockton
Keegan
Dublin
Ireland
Parish Team To Play Twice Maynard 81 Saints
Maynard High School Sophomores under the Maynard H S Independents host the Saints in a close parish gym battle this week. A strong Chelsea Polish Americans squad is expected to upset St Casimirs on their home court next Sunday afternoon at Central Falls, after a postponed game from last Sunday is rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Casimir’s Parish Basketeers
Maynard H. S. ‘Independents
Saints
Chelsea
Ceme
St. Casimirs
Chélsea
Central Falls
Auxiliary officers to be installed after Miet County meeting
Robert Donovan will install officers for the Auxiliary with Mary Donovan presiding at the event to be held at Masonic Hall next Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Doyle of Boston is named district president with a list of attendees including Mrs Margaret Mc and Mrs Delia Moore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miet
Masonic
Robert Donovan
Someret
Chary
Mary Donovan
Mary Doyle
Boston
Stat
Mary Gleast
Flor
Aux.ry
Alice Smith
Delia Moore
Margaret Mc
Misa
Margaret Duggam
Gertrude Connors
Mra
Geoot- West Concord
Ketherine Barteau
Mary Marin
Agnes Driscoll
Halen Cleary
Mary Sheridan
Julia White
Maynard Banquet Honors Local Champion Gridsters
A banquet honoring the Maynard Red and Gin football team and local champions is set for January at the Maynard Red and Gym Club. Massachusetts state speaker Melvin will address attendees. tickets are available from McPherson Hardware or committee members O C Drechsler Fletcher Charlie H Walker van Zanewski Robert Hartin or Do Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ign
Mitchesex
Januarpiz
Melvin
Massachusetts
Agg
Maynard Red
McPhireon Hardware
O C Drechsler
Fletcher
Charlies H Walker
van Zanewski
Robert Hartin
Miss Janson Sets Sail for Sweden to Visit Father
Miss Anna Janson sails from New York to Borlange Sweden to visit her 80 year old father and her brother’s family for three months. She travels with her sister Mrs Paul Ecké who will return after the boat sails on January 6. Miss Janson has stayed at the Swedish Tavern run by Mr and Mrs Paul Heke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Janson
Ayer-Old
Borlange
Sweden
New York
Paul Ecké
Miss Janson
Paul Heke
Sudbury Woman's Club Meets in Host Home
The Sudbury Woman's Club gathered December 30 at Mrs Charles Aiken's Whiting Hell home in Sudbury. Hostesses Mrs Aiken and Mrs F Gerry greeted guests as Miss Willis read two Edgar Guest poems. The secretary’s report was presented, a Concord meeting notice shared, and delegates Miss Buckingham and Miss Fish chosen.
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Sudbury Woman's Club
Charles Aiken
Whiting Hell
Sudbury
Aiken
F.¥ Gerry
Willis
Edgar Guest
Beckwich
Concord
Cee of
Alam
Poeta
Gerry-wers
Pupils Present Operetta Ride Down the Sky at Auditorium
High school pupils under Miss Ethel Lovely and Miss Elizabeth Teehan will stage the operetta Riding Down the Sky on January 21-22 at the Auditorium. A cast of 15 pupils including Ahti Fingard, William Ledgar, John Murphy, Simon Seder, Mary Minko, Margaret Murray, Ben Swanda, James Malcolm, Dorothy Marsden, John Malcolm, Eleanor Simond, Ahti Jaakala and Philip Taylor will perform with a 30 voice chorus and marine aria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Simond
Ahti Jaakala
Philip Taylor
Ari
Reginald
West Acton men charged with drunken driving on Massachusetts Ave
On Sunday afternoon December 2 in West Acton two men were arrested on Massachusetts Avenue. Chet Michael Foey and Wood were charged with drunken driving and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. They appeared with attorneys Gallagher and Wilson and paid fines. Foey fined $50 and Wood $15 with time to pay.
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Goth Acton
Henry P. Egan
Wood
Migin Street
West
Achusetts Avenue
West Acton
Michael Foey
Tur Vaslavik
Burt
Concorn
Saursday
Rec
Jet — Wood
Arunic
Cattormeys Gallagher
One Io
Howard A. Wilson
Fie
Ana
L Uhiet Foiey
Railway timetable fragment notes changes at Budbury post office
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate morning and evening trains between Fram inghem and Somme Phe with a 7.18 event. It mentions a Budbury post office closure and an arrival about an hour later than previously. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Rhea
Somme
Framinghem
Budbury
Concord Knights Hold Sports Night At Monument Hall
Concord Knights of Columbus hosted an open house and Sports Night at Monument Hall. The event featured speakers including Joseph McKenna and notable sports figures from Harvard Dartmouth and local circles, with exhibits and boxing and hockey figures contributing to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Conaord
Yankees
Weleven
Joseph McKenna
Ini
Speskers
Joe McKenney
Boston
Motion
Ud? Geve
Harvard
Eleven
George “Bulger
Lafayette
Dartmouth
Ralph Gilroy
Bill Cleary
North
Loughlin
Harvard Ae
Bill Murray
Jim McCarron
Somerville
Ed Bradley
Uister
Pat Mullen
Acnamimeiaveoentot
Franklin Presa Robinson
Robert Tompkins
Terrence J. McHugh
Wiliam 4. Dee
Joseph McGann
Bernard McKenna
John Mullen
Oberlin freshman girls win numerals in hockey season
Miss Marion Beckwith of South Sudbury is among thirteen freshman girls at Oberlin College who earned numerals this season for hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Marion Beckwith
Oberlin College
Marquette Coach Frank Murray Speaks at Maynard K of C
Frank Murray coach of the Golden Avalanche of the West spoke at a New Year’s party in Maynard Council K of C clubrooms. The talk covered football experiences, notable coaches, and player stories, drawing praise from attendees and highlighting his coaching success. John Hannon presented Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council K
Frank Murray
Marquette University
K. of C
Golden Avalanche
West
Murray
Knute Rockne
M Kavanaugh
Howard Jones
John Hannon
Maynard Council
Reader Sends New Year Best Wishes From Maynard
George W. Jamieson of 27 Elmwood Street Maynard sends good wishes to friends via the Enterprise. He notes a six months voyage at sea with no return, speaks of his long residence in Maynard, and mentions twelve children and eleven grandchildren. The message lists numerous Jamieson family members spread across nearby towns.
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Maynard
George’ W. Jamieson
Elmwood Street
Main ‘Street
Hig
Laura M ‘Lent
George A. Jamieson
Bel Edwards
Wva Moynihan
Grace Nelson
Dor
A. King
Ph Jamies On
Rio
Muriel Jamaeson
Howard and Rayangeleson
Hartland
Mildred Baker
Marlboro
Back to Campus After Holidays List of Students
The public schools re view session resumes Monday after Christmas holidays with numerous reunions. Students returning include Kathryn Bariteau Barbara Stockbridge from Bridgewater Normal School Mitz Catherine Coughlan Alice Fearna Richard Lawson from Boston University Laurie Lever Philip Wilson Aarne Frigard from Dartmouth Willie Frigard Maurice White Violet Koskela Massachusetts State College George Gutteridge Bucksport Seminary Tauna Fingard Worcester Academy Howard King Colgate Harold Wilcox Robert Hartin Edward Fearne Trinity Albert Foster Joseph Kochnewn James Sweeney Irving Woolridge Wentworth Institute Leo Mullin Fordham Leo McNamara St Austems Prep Michael Zapareski Bridgton Academy Norman Walker John Bellows Brewata Academy Francis Ledgard Fred Thompson Northeastern University Julia Lynch Regis Molly Glickman Nassan te Fred Coggswell Lowell Textile Samuel Bachrach University of Maine Norman Johnston Clark University Michael Vodoklys Colieze Albert Girbanks St John’s Bet
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Maynard
Kathryn Baritteau
Barbara Stockbridge
Bridgewater Normal School
Mitz Catherine Coughlan
Alice Fearna
Richard Lawson
Boston University
Laurie Lever
Philip Wilson
Aarne Frigard
Dartmouth
Willie Frigard
Maurice White
Violet Koskela
Massachusetts State College
George Gutteridge
Bucksport Seminary
Tauna Fingard
Worcester Academy
Howard King
Colgate
Harold Wilcox
Robert Hartin
Edward Fearne Tufts
Denis Farnell
Trinity
Albert Foster
Jnseph Kochnew'n
James Sweeney
Irving Woolridge
Wentworth
Leo Mullin
Fordham
Leo McNamara
St Austem’s Prep
Michael Zapareski
Bridg
Norman Walker
John Bellows
Brewata Academy
Francis Ledgard
Fred Thompson
Northeastern
Re Mote
Julia Lynch
Regis Molly Glickman
Nassan Te
Fred Coggswell
Lowell Textile
Samuel Bachrach
University of Maine
Norman Johnston
Clark University
Michael “Vodoklys
Colieze
Albert. Girbanks
St Johan's Bet
Unclear historic event on Main Street near Emerson Hospital
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Patrick Viola event on Main Street at Emerson Hospital with a date around January 2 and a baby born in 1987. Details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick’ Viola
Emerson Hospitel
Ss . m
Uary Beby
Massachusetts Governor proposes banks reopening plan
Governor Joseph Ely outlined a twenty million dollar state banking corporation to liquidate closed banks and issue liquidation certificates. He also urged central credit banks for savings and cooperative banks and proposed a ten percent wage cut for state workers earning over two thousand dollars yearly to ease real estate taxes.
Recommendations by Governor Ely to incoming legislature
Governor Ely and Beston van propose a 20 million dollar banking corporation plan with liquidation certificates and central credit. They call for ending the four-man admin finance “super government” by restoring the ducal powers of the comptroller and auditor. About 400 thousand dollars for unemployed relief work. Propose delaying new legislation to avoid borrowing capacity overflow and timing wartime refund payments. Extend gasoline tax three years with a half cent to cities and towns. Advise protections for producers and state, plus holding company regulation and public utility taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beston van
Joseph B. Ely
Banka
Commission On Administration
Duke
State leaders urge funding and regulation reforms for Massachusetts
Governor Ely signals no new taxes while pushing public works funding. He backs higher State control of welfare refunds, extended half cent tax, and three year extension. Proposes licensing milk distributors, stronger police powers for milk regulation, and moving public employment supervision to a new Labor Department division. He calls for holding company regulation in utilities and emphasizes restoring faith in American institutions.
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Acar
Department of Labor and Industries
Massachusetts
Department of Agriculture
Ely
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