Maynard Hosts Charity Ball and Evening Events
Maynard hosts a charity ball at the High School Auditorium on a January evening with a whist fun linked to the dance. Local residents Muriel Lyons and Ruby Hamlin visit relatives, while Edward Thorn and DeMolay chapter members attend events. Nearby clubs, church services, and school activities keep residents busy with New Year gatherings and community notices.
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George Siswick
6 Cross Guild
Muriel Lyons
Needham i
Ruby Hamlin
Cester
Joseph Dineen
Lincoln
Istrest
Frank
Sheridan
Eet Ave
Bourd
Inpara
Lowney
Millburn
Daniel Lowney
Harrison Street
Edward
Ayer
DeModlay
Maynard-Deach
Hud
Bt. P Casimir’s
Stary
Bienkice
al Morelli
Jack “Albright
Station mM
Oakland
Jewish Council circle to organize hockey team
The Jewish Council circle plans to organize a hockey team with help from Concord ice star Jake Arkin, a member of the Nashua hockey team last year, to aid in coaching. The group includes Jewish youths from Maynard and nearby towns and aims to form a competitive squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithent
Maynard
Jake «Arkin
Concord
Nashua
Tarmo AC Basketball Schedule Highlights for Winter
Tarmo AC men under Laurie Hiipaka plan away and home games starting January 6 in Fitchburg and January 21 in Maynard with Norwood on January 27. Fitchburg visit set for February 4. Girls team coached by Tauno Torppa will play under boys rules with Ranghild Mark named captain, continuing Maynard High’s basketball tradition.
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Maynard
Tarmo A. C
Laurie Hiipaka Ager
Fitchburg
Maynard High
Tarmo
Maynard Trust Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The eighteenth annual meeting of the Maynard Trust Company stockholders will be held at the Rankin Rooms in Maynard Massachusetts on Tuesday evening January 12 1982 at eight o'clock. Agenda includes hearing the Treasurer's report electing a President Vice President Clerk and up to eighteen other directors to form a twenty one member board, electing three Examining Committee members, and any other proper business. Hartwell W Flood Clerk.
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Maynard
Maynard Trust Company
Rank'ne
Mass
Hartwell W. Flood
Gaynor Farrell Romance at the Maynard Theatre
The Maynard Theatre hosts a Gaynor Farrell romance featuring George Gershwin amid a tale Ira Gershwin recalls. The tale notes Gershwin’s odd hours and a vanished pair of tune notebooks after a road show.
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Gaynor-Farrell
Maynard Theatre
George Gershwin
Movietone City
Ira
New York
George
Wimnington
Middlesex Rifle Club Elects Officers for 1922
The Concord Middlesex Rifle Club outlines plans for outdoors at Washington's Birthday with an indoor rifle team this winter. Isaac Langilie of Lincoln is reelected president. Walter Stevens Jr of Belmont named captain and Walter Stevens Jr also becomes statistical officer. Other 1922 officers include Alvin W. Beamish vice president Raymond Sneber secretary treasurer William Hagerty executive officer Gerald R. Harvey assignation officer. The license of Maynard is also noted in the meeting records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex Rifle Club, Inc
Lincoln
Washington
Als
Walter Stevens Jr
Belmont
Isaac Langilie
Enother
Alvin W. Beamish
Waltham
Raymond Sneber
William Hagerty
West Concord
Gerald R. Harvey
Grange Program Thursday Night at Granite Hall
Maynard Grange marks its second anniversary at Granite Hall with a New Year party Thursday January 7. The program is run by former officers William Maynard Edmund Whitney Orville P. Tucker Ervin Howe and Charles Shattuck with iceing and games. New officers will be installed January 14 led by Hon Angier L Goodwin former Melrose mayor and party.
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Maynard Grange
Granite Hall
Mmters
William Maynard
Edmund Whitney
Orville P. Tucker
Ervin Howe
Charles Shattuck
the Grange
Angier L Goodwin
Melrose
Suite
Storm Cancels Hockey Game and Local Events
A delayed hockey schedule due to a week of storms leads to the postponement of a game with Sudbury High and a rescheduled matchup against Stoneham H S on January 21 weather permitting. The report lists players considered for the Maynard Mass. College team and notes community events including Whist socials, a Maynard Woman's Club Children’s Day at the high school auditorium and a New Year’s Party hosted by the Mens Rebekah Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Thomas Tierney
Fred Fairbanks
Maynard
Enfield
N. H
T Dawson
Hafiin. H
Dawson
American Woolen Company
George Glickman
Rox Memorial High School
Robert Lester
Marion
Edward Athorn
Forge Village
Square and Compass Club
Stoneham
Charlea ‘Dyson
William Lesage
Michael Lesage
Arthur Street
Conong
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Walter Sheridan
James’ Sheridan
Hillside St
Albert Sylvester
Maple Court
Massachusetts Hospital
Maurice ‘Cennis, Jr
Pixe Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Henry Fairbanks
Clark Summit
Albert Fairbanks
Pleasant Street
Wilson
Orde DeMolay
Belmont Order of Rainbow
Lester F Cowles
Board of Health
Remick
Cowles
Maynard H
Tiathe Mty
Atar Defens
Mass. College
Tsa
Sudbury High
Manuel Glickman
H. S
Marlboro
Lexington
Concord
Ollila
Aho
Davis
Kendra
Tobin
Laasanen
Spratt
Katvala
Hintsa
Smith
Archer
Tema Watson
Owill
Mens Rebekah Lodge
Qdd Fellows Hall
Inez McDonald
Sadie Marsden
Bessie Brayden
Celia Fairbanks
Bertha Hitz
Leslie ‘W.'Sims
Ir ‘Sims
Hous
Maynard, Hudson, Stow and Boxhoro
Hudson ROLLS High in close Postoffice League match
Hudson P. O. bowling team defeated Maynard P. O. at Lynch alleys last night. Oberholm of Hudson rolled 308 to lead the match. Maynard’s Jim Farrell top scored for Maynard with 295. Team totals show Hudson 404 and Maynard 404 in a tight contest.
Maynard Welcomes New Year With Revelry and Acknowledged Alarms
New Year celebrations fill Maynard with merrymaking as fire department responds to a false alarm from Box 26 near Papermill corner at midnight. Horns, explosions, and midnight theatre shows mark the arrival, with Jewish community festive at Acton Street synagogue and the Lion's Paw Club holding annual New Year party at Masonic Building.
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Maynard
Papermill
E. Box
Acton’ Street
Lion's Paw ‘Club
Masonic Bieck
Missionary from Leningrad Speaks at Local Methodist Service
Rev. Oscar Poeld of Leningrad, Russia, shared an engaging talk on his homeland at the Watch Night service in the Methodist Church. He described Christians’ courage and hope under harsh conditions and noted his ties to Rev. Binet Lyman Mills and their 1922 meeting in Russia.
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Maynard
Oscar Peeld
Leningrad
Russia
New Marrnes
Methodia Church
Jes
Poeld Jis
Binet Lyman Mills
Poeld
Boston University School of Theology
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bur
Mills
Laura Roe Mills
Matthew Vance
Union , Congregational Church
T. A. Kantonen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Swartz Family Reopens Bourke Shop as Swartz Clothing Co
Local football star Jakey Swartz and father Samuel Swartz purchase the Bourke Men’s Shop at 2 Nason Street. The store will reopen Friday January 8 with three new stock items. Jake plans to help as assistant manager while continuing at school. Samuel moves his tailor business to the new location.
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Maynard
Jake “Swartz
Samuel Swartz
Bourke
Nason
Jakey Swartz
Jake
Sam Swartz
Main Street
Swartz Clothing Co
Nason Street
Boy Scouts Win Golden Rainbow Auction in Maynard
Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts won the pot of gold worth 100 at the Rainbow auction held last night at Waltham street hall. They donated 50 of the prize to the Maynard Citizens Relief committee and gave all groceries bid into the same fund. The event drew a capacity crowd and featured high bids on Rainbow money for items like blankets and coffee, marking the final auction in this trade eliminative plan used across local stores over 18 years.
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Maynard
Waltham Street Hall
Maynard Citizens Relief Committee
Swat
Johnson, Pharmacy
Graber Bros. Furniture
W. B.,case & Son
Macpherson Hardware
Jersey Butter
Legislative Conference of the 11th and 1gth Districts
The Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a parish meeting on an unspecified day. The 48th Districts of the Schusette State will participate in the regular sessions. The event aims to organize local efforts and discuss community initiatives.
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Schusette
Federation of Women's Clubs
Messine Pouse
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L. D. Wilson
DeMolay
Ieek
Masonic Hall
Joseph Mantineras
Wnaxal Hospital
Chelsea
St. Bridget’s Church
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Eason Cross
GieRman
San
Mayna
Herbert
Mildred Mullin
Misa
Frank Myderay
Eoebh
Muquette” University
Hom
Mirman Etary
Septatiry
Maude
Ernest McDonald
Emerson Hospital
Master McDonald
Ruth Smith
Lynn High School
John Smith
Nasan Street
Mary Hodges
Ads Hodges
Athol
Jane Naylor
Belair
William H. ‘Priest
Wolcott.street
Weary Newton
Mark. Newton
Bessie Love
Conway Tearle Lena i
Basquette
Tarmo.a.c
Isumask
Ausi
Pretty and Vietor
Miss Vietor
Lake Placid
N. Y
Anna Hter Eeen
Anben
U. S
United States
Eneva
Norman HeDavis
President Ilson
Hoover
Iwhist
Fred Palmer
Geo. Hack
Edward Hoffman
Michael Walsh
Ernest Cahoon
Margaret McCarthy
Flora Lemoine
Clara Hale
Ida Brooks
Annie L. White
Mary Gilleney
Ernest E. Johnson
Mildred. Hopner
United Cooperative Building
Iain
Menai
Rev. C. Peeld
Boy Scouts
Johnson’ Pharmacy, Inc
Maynard, Mass
Breas
Rexall Drug
Mome
Phillips Magnesia
Vicks
John
Scotts
UL Texan Sme
Itg
American’ Woolen Company
Eea Arens
Fourth Ave
New York City
Beauty Culture
Keen
Eugene
Pierre
Frederics Eer
Main St
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