Maynard birth and Eaglehall meeting summary
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert White of London at Deaconess Hospital. At Eaglehall on Tuesday night a meeting elected Henry Slyvert as conductor and Ernest Rasmussen as chaplain. Walter White Jr returned to the Academy of the Assumption in Wellesley after Christmas with his father Walter White.
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Robert White
London
Assabet Aerie F. C. E
Eaglehall
Henry Slyvert
Ernest Rasmussen
Walter White, Jr
Academy of the Assumption
Wellesley
Walter White
Percival St
Public opinion and faith guide the nation’s problems
Rev BE N Atiyeh urges loyalty to God to avoid sinister influence and force. He promotes a Sunday evening program on The Kingdom of God, World Factors and the Gospel Dynamics and a future theme Mec ca. The morning topic is The Master’s Method of Making Men. Also two Maynard girls seek housework at 26 Roosevelt St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. N. Atiyeh
Mecca
Myrtle Brown
West Acton Man Abram White Dies at 86
Abram White, 86, died January 6 at his son's home in West Acton after several days of illness. Born at the Lake Nagog house, he worked in wholesale millinery and lived long in Rindge New Hampshire where he served as tax collector for over a decade. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at the home with Rev. G L Michalega officiating. Burial followed at Mt Hopin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram White
Eugene L. White
Mr White
Lake Nagog House
Rindge
N. H
G. L. Michalega
MtaHopin
Local notices and community updates from Maynard area
The column lists sick list updates for Mrs Mary Wall Grace Maley Alice Regan and others. It notes the Frank J. Demars post American Legion officers installation at Riverside hall Thursday. Maynard High plans a February 8 minstrel show to cover athletic uniform costs. KK of C basketball to Arlington Thursday. Local civic meeting attendance and juror selections in Cambridge are mentioned. A fisherman narrowly escaped drowning near Crow Island. Maynard Grangers attended Sudbury Grange installation. Jeremy Austin of Sudbury, a longtime W. A. Haynes Co. teamster, died aged 77 after years of service. survived by wife, son Clarence, and daughter Mrs Stanley Rice.
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Maynard High School Athletic Association
James Mahoney
KK of C
Arlington
Arlington Kof
C. S. Fowler
William H. Millington
Stow Civic Club
William Holt
Joel Butterworth
Cambridge Criminaless
Crow Islan
Maynard Grangers
Offi
Sudbury
Jeremy Austin
Maynard
W. A. Haynes Co
Stow
Clarence
Stanley Rice
Maynard Lodge Opens Whist Tournament At Masonic Hall
Maynard lodge LOOM begins a winter whist tournament between two lodge teams after a regular meeting at Masonic Hall Monday. Captain William Tobin leads one side with teammates Henry Weir John Kane Charles Schwab Frank Murphy Arthur LaCroix William Hayward Peter Rouillard Michael Louka Arthur Dawson Dominick Moore. Anton Mattson captains the other squad including Eric Simon Richard Kneglebrester Gordon Lloyd Dennis White George Elson Edward Ryan Richard Kelsey Elmer Mattson George Lousalo Cornelius Murphy. Mattson’s team won the opening match 106 to 91. Light refreshments followed served by Alex Rourke Dennis White William Hayward Eric Simon Anton Peterson.
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Maynard Lodge
LOOM
Masonic Hal
William Tobin
Henry Weir
John Kane
Charles Schwab
Frank Murphy
Arthur LaCroix
Wiliam Hayward
Peter Rouillard
Michael Louka
Arthur’ Dawson
Dominick Moore
Anton Mattson
Eric Simon
Richard Knegle
Income Tax In A Nutshell for 1920 Filers
Varying rates apply to individuals and couples. March 15, 1921 is the final filing date with payments due. The Massachusetts district collection office handles returns under Form 1040A and 1040. Four percent tax up to $4,000 excess of exemption, eight percent on the remainder, plus surtax from 1 to 65 percent on incomes over $5,000.
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Internal Revenue
District of Massachusetts
John J, Mitchell
Boston
Maynard Woman Sues Boston Elevated Railway
Edith J. Hartwell sues the Boston Elevated Railway Co for 5000 dollars alleging injury in Cambridge when a car collided with her automobile on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith J. Hartwell
Maynard
Boston Elevated Railway Co
Cambridge
Wage Cut at Assabet Mills Beats 22-1 2 Percent Decline
Pres. William M Wood of the American Woolen Co announces a 22 1 2 percent wage reduction at Assabet Mills effective Monday Jan 17 across 57 company mills. He cites public price resistance and argues reduced costs and prices are needed to secure business while promising to operate at a loss on existing cloth. Local labor leaders comment cautiously as workers seek word on full capacity return.
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Assabet
Wm. M. Wood
American Woolen Co
Wood
Poor Births and Deaths Mark 1920 in Maynard
Town clerk F B Sanderson found 1920's births at 166 and deaths at 87 the lowest in seventeen years with marriages at 87. He traced records to 1902 and 1903 showing declines blamed on postwar effects as births and marriages fell while deaths remained low. The eighteen year birth average is 221 and 1907 held the highest marriage total at 134.
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F.B. Sanderson
Maynard
Annual Meeting at Trust Company Sees Flourishing Year
The seventh annual meeting of the Maynard Trust Company stockholders was held Tuesday night at the bank rooms. Officers elected include George H. Creighton as president and Howard A. Wilson as vice president and clerk. listed directors include Wm B. Case Jas A. Coughlan and others. The report states the year closed in flourishing condition, the most successful since establishment.
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Ckholders
Maynard = Trust ‘o
George H. Creighton
Howard A. Wilson
Wm B. Case
Jas A. Coughlan
Benjamin Derby
Cannon Junction
Harley Dwinell
Winthrop H. Fairbanks
Sudbury
Orrin F. Fowler
Rod and Gun Club Annual Election and Roast Beef Supper
A Rod and Gun Club meeting at the high school elected officers led by president William H. Millington and decided to host a roast beef supper Monday January 17 at Masonic Hall. An after supper program features stereopticon lectures on state fish hatcheries by Fish and Game commissioners and vocal selections by a quartet. Attendance requires committee notice three days prior.
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Rod and Gun Club
Masonic Hall
Fish and Game Commissioners
Elmer Cook
Lindsey Smith
George Lawton
Ralph Jones
William H.millington
Joseph Marsden
George Stockwell
Watertown K of C to Meet for Basketball Game Night
Watertown K of C plans a basketball game against Maynard K of C at Pastime hall this Saturday with John O Leary, manager of the Sam oset team, arranging a Lowell Legion game for the same night. The AOH will install officers Tuesday Jan 13 at Eagles hall.
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Watertown K
Maynard K
Pastime Hall
John O'Leary
Samoset
Lowell Legion
Lowell
AOH
Eagles Hall
Fred H. Mainness
Internal Revenue
Selectmen’s Rooms
Maynard Grange
Gra
Robert Parkin
Grange
Frances Hawkes
Womans Club January Meeting At Masonic Hall
Over 200 members attended the January gathering of the Woman's club at Masonic hall. After business, an entertainment and tea followed. An appropriation covered expenses for two Civics Department lectures chaired by Arthur J. Coughlan. The first talk, Town Government and Its Problems, is set for Riverside hall January 27. Byron W. Reed will present Porto Rico the Emerald of the Antilles with stereopticon slides and music. The program includes Spanish songs and insights into island progress. Gentlemen's night is planned for February 7 with a special entertainment program.
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Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Civics Department
Arthur J. Coughlan
Riverside Hall
Forto Rico
Antilles
Byron W. Reed
Boston
Rico
Glazier Outlines Beacon Hill Work Before Men’s Club
Frederick P. Glazier spoke to the Congregational church Men’s Club on Beacon Hill legislation. He described bills before committees, noted some “freak” measures, and stressed fair hearings. A vote of thanks followed, with a collation served.
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Frederick P. Glazier
Congregational Church
Beacon Hill
National effort to spend 1 billion on highways annually
A centralized body for highway research is being formed in New York to coordinate federal, state, and university efforts. An advisory board led by Prof Anson Marston will guide research through the National Research Council. Agencies promise cooperation including the BPR ACC and engineering schools at Harvard Yale and Columbia.
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New York
Anson Marston
Engineering School
Town State College
National Research Council
American Association of State
American Society of Testing Materials
Society of Automotive Engineers
Bureau of Public Roads
Natilonal Automobile Chamber of Commerce
American Society of Civil Eni
American Institute of Consulting Engineers
Association of State Geologists
Western Society of Engineers
American Concrete Institute
American Automobile Association
Harvard
Yale
Columbia Universities
University of Maryland
University of Illinois
Iowa State College
Sophomore Social at High School Event
The Sophomore class hosted a social Tuesday evening at the school with seniors and juniors as guests. A two act skit featured Frazer Forgie Leon worn Mildred Mullin Margaret Walsh with Jane Forgie in charge of entertainment and Bur ton Millington handling refreshments.
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Frazer Forgie
Léon Worn
Mildred Mullin
Margaret Margaret Walsh
Onante
Jane Forgie
Burton Millington
Leon Novogroski
Edward O'Connell
Melba Hasslett
War Department to invite bids on 300 Army airships
War Department will call for bids within a short time for a fleet of 300 airplanes built to army aviation designs. The project is estimated to cost about 6 million dollars, the minimum provided in the current army appropriation bill for this purpose. The air service total appropriation, excluding personnel pay and maintenance, is 83 million dollars.
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Army Aviation Section
War Department
Army
Air Service
Peddler Fined Clears $8 After Counterfeit Note Passage
A New York peddler fined for license violations paid the amount and left with $8. He had offered a counterfeit $10 to pay the fine, but the clerk accepted it and gave $8 in change.
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New York City
McQuade
Congress to Probe Idleness
A joint resolution introduced by Representative Mason of Illinois proposes investigations into increased unemployment to determine possible federal actions to relieve the situation. The measure requests inquiry into causes and potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mason
Minois
The Shah's Peacock Throne and Persian Riches
Maude Radford Warren describes Teheran’s shahs palace throne room a vast treasury filled with priceless tables, vases, ivory, and jeweled peacocks. The peacock throne dominates the room while elsewhere wealth contrasts with nearby misery. The article notes garish value, hasty craftsmanship, and symbolic excess.
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Teheran
Persia
Michael
Great Britain
China
Japan
Maude Radford Warren
Saturday Evening Post
Harbor fog tests new 14 mile electrical pilot cable
In late September dense fog froze New York Harbor traffic for days. A test of an experimental electrical pilot cable, 14 miles from Ambrose Channel lighthouse to the Narrows, guided ships in poor visibility. A steamship with a listening device navigated confidently, signaling future adoption in harbors nationwide.
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New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Narrows
Apprentices Housed At Eastern Machinery Maker Initiative
A large eastern machinery manufacturer has established 27 apprentice employees in a two story house described as homelike. Sleeping rooms accommodate one to three occupants with shower baths laundry and a housekeeper. The living room provides comforts and the plan aims to promote shop talk and boost ambition among young workers.
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Popular Mechanics
Inaugural Procession Prepares for Record Crowd
The Marching Multitude expects a record-breaking crowd for the upcoming inaugural procession. Sena tor Sorghum notes that footwear costs will be lower, signaling broader participation and excitement.
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Senator Sorghum
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