Maynard Local Notices and Social Roster
Maynard and neighbors share updates from social visits and engagements. Mrs Mary Nee and John Stanski wed at Bridget’s Church with family and friends in attendance. Paris dispatch notes French troops advancing on Essen. Houdini exhibition and magic show teased for Jan 18 at Congregational Hall.
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Paris
Essen
Ruhr
Mr. Stockwell
Jonial
Hall
Floyd
Houdini
Mchala
Ula
Post Auxiliary Installs Officers in Annual Meeting
Frank J. DeMars Post Legion Auxiliaries report a flourishing year with war deeds. New officers named include Mrs C S Fowler president Evelyn Coulter first vice president Robert White second vice president Margaret Sween treasurer Eleanor Sheridan secretary William Martin master at arms James Sheridan chaplain Grace Sweeney Theresa Murray Eugene Thompson and an executive committee. A meeting is set for Thursday January at Odd Fellows hall.
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Frank J. DeMars
Legion Aux- Mary
Margaret Sweene
Wiss
Eleanor Sheridan
William Martin
James Sheridan
Grace Sweeney
Theresa Murray
Mraugene Thompson
Odd Fellows, Hall
Town Forest Committee to Meet This Week
The Committee on Town Forests, chaired by former secretary John O Thompson, will convene this week with members Mrs O S Fowler Mrs Leslie Sbus William Bishop and Irving Howe. Thompson seeks donors of 100 or more acres for a town forest and the panel aims to report in the annual town reports before the February 12 town election.
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Forrest
Seecuman
John O. Thomp
O.S. Fowler
Leslie Sbus
Wiliam Bishop
Irving Howe
Thompson
State Forestry Commission
Coal bin problems prompt nation to seek Cone remedy
A humorous squib notes coal bins growing emptier despite wine, hypnotism, and mint ching. It invites M. Cone to propose a method to fill empty bins and earns the gratitude of readers north of the Mason and Dixon line. Cone seeks a general houseworker via Concord 291 M. P. O. Box 91.
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U. S. Mint
M. Cone
Mason and Pixon
Cone
Concord
Jlott
Concord Fans Honor Al Wilson At Maynard Banquet
Maynard manager Joe White attended a Concord banquet honoring Al Wilson, praised for guiding the Concord baseball team. Fans from both towns lauded Wilson’s leadership, and Maynard supporters hope he returns next season to continue the long standing rivalry.
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Joe White
Maynard
al Wilson
Concord
O Otitushia
Caleimin
Agai
Wilson
Crowley Mary E. Crowley dies after long illness
Mrs Mary E Crowley of Linden New Jersey formerly of Maynard died Monday after a long illness. She was 66 or 67 and a lifelong Maynard resident known for devotion to family. She leaves two daughters Mrs Garie Dittrich and Mrs Blanchard Weaver and two sons Prok Crowley and Joseph Crowley with a brother Henry Ledgard. Funeral Thursday at St Bridget’s Church with burial in the local cemetery. Tickets for charity events run by Ladies Societies of the Congregational and Methodist churches planned January 15. Tickets available from Mrs Howard Case Mrs A O Dunham or Miss Florence Gustafson.
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Aioe Dat
Soncton
Colletan Har
Holy Cross
Mary FE. Coughlan
Brooks St. John Sweerey
Hol
Cross
Monty
Jonegh Do
Faleath
George Chepagne
Misa Gertrude Moore
Bridgewater
Anl
Fred Moore
Concord St
Prank Maley
Maiden
Join Maley
Thomipson
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
C. B.S. Whist Club
Lilian Gortiler
Bent Ave
Magdalene
O. KL
Viola Pattee
Foxboro
McKenney
Framtyxam
Murphy & Snyder
Anna Nee
Mary Nee
John Stanski
Edward Crowley
Bridget’s Church
Helen Cs
Dan Edward Connolly
Fowler
Governor Cox
State House
Orville
P. Tucker
Maynard Grange
Stow
Miriam Kempton
Somerville
J. 8. Eatom
Washington
Kempton
Charles Stanley
Kionio Lalli
Beacons St
Maynard
M. H. Paine
St. Bridget’s Church
Mary KE. Crowley
Michael Crowley
Nigat A. Co
Crowley
Trea
Maynar
Franklin N. J
Beth
Mra
Gariave Dittrich
Blanchard Weaver
Prok Crowley
Ena
Matden
Henry Ledgard
White Cross Guild
Eo Coe
Howard Case
A. O. DunNam
Florace Gustafson
Coal shortages worsen as Maynard relies on Woolen Company aid
In a bitter winter, Maynard faces scarce anthracite and dwindling bituminous supplies. The American Woolen Company mobilizes to secure coal for workers and residents, purchasing about 36 carloads and using mill influence to speed delivery amid stormy, blocked lines from mines to yards.
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American Woolen Company
Mayard
Joshua Naylor
Maynard
Woolen Company
Naylor
Foveal
Mr Nayfor Rays Wire
O. C. Drechsler
American
A. Itimallots
sJeen
Col Raneit
Complimentary banquet honors Maynard and Flying Squadron
Maynard Cornell presided at Magenta Hall Tuesday evening as the Flying Squadron and council members attended a 140 plus guest banquet. A roast Sicken supper was served for 15 by Edward Jedgard and staff. Rev. Edward F Crowiey and Rev Edwin Waleh received warm thanks and remarks from McGrath and the council. Planning for the next whist party at Mason Hall on January 28 was noted with committee members named.
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Wadie Vie
Maynard Coun
Connell
Magenta Hall
Edwar Jedgard
Etrick McGrath
Vrand Knight
Maynard Comet
Introdin
Edward F. Crowiey
Edwin Waleh
Ram
Thomas Maley
Fra Brayden
John Gallacher
Daniel Coors
Howard Herbert
Arthur Bateau
Maynard Cornell
Maso:n Tall
Funeral services for Hudson treasurer Fred S Rowell
The funeral for Fred S Rowell Hudson treasurer after a long illness was held at First Federated Church with Rev. Herbert B Francis officiating. Doric lodge members served as bearers and interment was at Forestvale Cemetery. Survived by wife, son Winston, daughter, sister Maude Smith of Marlboro, and a brother in Portland Maine.
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Hudson
Fred S. Rowell
Lincoln St
Sun
First Federated Church
Ppm
Herbert B Francis
Legion Quartet Air
KB. Tarbell
Ashley
Eddy Poster Best
Edgar Hammond
Rowell
Dori Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hudson Roya Arch
Street Department Struggles With Heavy Snow and Costs
The Street Department battled two major snowstorms freezing roads and sidewalks. Crews plowed early and long, clearing about six hundred feet of new snow from business areas, costing over $500 and highlighting yearly budget needs for continuous road maintenance.
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Earnes
Highway Department
Suip
Priccoll
Family notices and church events in local snippets
Walker Pool travels to Everett for funeral of uncle Alexander CraQa. Mrs Gustav Summickt hosts relatives in College Street. Milly Pool in New York for weeks visiting kin. First Federated Church hosts annual Thanksgiving meeting at the Community House tonight at 6 15 with supper by the Women’s Union. business session to follow.
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Walker T. Pool
Cottage Street
Everett
Alexander R. CraQa
Irs
Horace Ridger
New
Harold Pool
Gustav Summickt
College Treet
Davagter
Milly
New York
First Federated Church
Wil
Esey Ng
He Women’s Union
Busines
Cleetead
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