Maynard News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local notes report Mrs. Wilbur Hamlin resting at Rob ert Brigham hospital in Boston and Mrs. John Inzham doing well at Commonwealth Hospital in Weston. Ed O’Brien of Buffalo hosts and various residents receive visits, with community events including a charity concert planned and sports updates from hockey and football circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hamlin
Robert Brigham Hospital
Boston
M Cowles
MALS
Richard Murphy
John Inzham Im
Commonwealth Hospital
Weton
Edward O'Brien
Buffalo
N. Y
Callahan
Proxpeet Court
John Hoyle
George McCormack
Frank J.mars
State House
Thur
William Ryder
Kihel Dart
Wilton
Nal
Glenwood Cemetery
Robert Lester, Jr
Roxbury Hospital
Maynard
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Main Street
Robert
Obituary for Willem Mellowson at Maynard textile worker
Willem Mellowson of Wa'tham and J died Monday near Rishowe after a weeklong illness of pneumonia aged sixty seven. He is survived by his wife Rose McGowan and was the town’s oldest employee of the Aaefher inhae. Friends filled the home and St Bridget's church held funeral services with tributes and a whist and dance night planned for January 22 at Cooper Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Mellowson
Wa'tham &J
Welko
Lwt Pesident Amd
Everoror
Occ
Aie
Aseabet
Mondae
Rishowe
McGowan
Mayfaid
Michael Mellowan
Maynard
Mes
Rose McCgwan
St. Bridgets Church
George
Coopera“ Ae Hall
Not So Fast to Be Given by Teachers in January Stage
The Teachers' Club at Waltham Street Hel is presenting Not So Fast in two January evenings. The annual play showcases high grade entertainment and serves as a major fundraiser for community drives. Proceeds aid local causes, reflecting the teachers’ commitment to public welfare and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Club
Waltham St. Hel
Focal Dramatics
Rialto Theatre Presents Mary Carr in The Mine With the Iron Door
Rialto Theatre screens Mary Carr famed for mother roles in Harold Bell Wright works. She stars in The Mine With the Iron Door on Wednesday and Thursday, with plans for Dorothy Vernon of Haddon's Hall to be shown Monday and Tuesday. Hudson Lodge Elks plan Charity Ball at State Armory with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carr
Mother Burton
Harold Bell Wright
Sol Besser
Rialto Theatre
Maynod Elks
Hudson Lodge
B.P.O.K
State Armory
Hudson
Columbus
Rainville
William J. Brayden
Edward Flaherty
Francis May
Frank 8. Fearns
Deval C. Drechsler
Maynard
MISS HANSON WEDS WINCHESTER MAN
Miss Rowe Hanson daughter of Neils V. Hanson and Barl M. Young of Winchester were married Saturday the ceremony performed by Rev Clifton Wetcott in Winchester A sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Lawrence Wouwlchworth of Dorchester was best man A reception followed at the bride’s father home on Chater Street Maynard The couple plan a wedding tour and will reside in Winchester Mrs Young has been employed in Winchester and was active in Maynard drama groups and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hanson
Winchester
Rowe Hanson
Neils V. Hanson
Chandler, Sr
Barl M. Young
Quney
Clifton Wetcott
Wihhelina Hanson
Lawrence Wouwlchworth
Dorchester
Chater St
Maynard
Turkey Whist Night At Masonic Hall A. O. Party
The Turkey Whist Ladies Auxiliary event at the Masonic hall Friday featured 22 tables. Susie Sheehan won ten pound turkey, Bertha Stone took second prize. consolation prize went to Jane Moore. Mrs. James McCarthy, Mrs. Delos Moore and Mrs. Fred Kelley served as counters with Mrs. Mary Flannery as committee chair.
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A. O
Masonic Hall
Piret
Susie Sheehan
Bertha Stone
Ceshesa
John Moore
James McCarthy
Delos Moore
Fred Kelley
Mary Flannery
Lions Paw Club hears instructive talk at social
The Lions Paw Club formerly the Masonic Club hosted Masons of Maynard at the Masonic block rooms. Rev Merrill of Clinton delivered an instructive talk. A collation followed, with a social. Card and wage players practice for the annual tournament opening next week. A winter program of entertainment and card events is planned. A. Russell Cole presided.
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Lions Paw Cld
Masonic Club
Maynard
Masonic Block
Merrill
Clinton
Russell Cole
Dana Pictures Uses Radio Station In Scene Shoot
The Beauty Prize, a Metro Goldwyn picture, filmed crucial radio studio scenes at Los Angeles station KFI atop a downtown building. Dana, Pat O Malley and crew, with A F Kalss of KFL as adviser, spent three nights capturing authentic broadcast action for the screen version of Nina Wilcox Putnam story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFI
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Viola Dzha
Peoples Theatre
Lloyd Ingraham
Metro
John Arnold
Camraman
KFT
Arnold
Miss Dana
Pat O'Malley
Mo’ Ke
A. F. Kalss
KFL
Winifred Dunn
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Saturday Evening Post
St George's Parish Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The St George's parish gathered for its annual meeting at the parish hall showing a flourishing condition in committee and society reports. Elected officers include Albert Basthope senior warden Frank Seckels junior warden and treasurer Sidney Scott vestry and Fred Scott. The Guild of St Hilda elected Mrs Frank Seckels president and others to officer roles.
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St. George's
Albert Basthope
Frank Seckels
Sidney Scott
Fred Scott
Guild of St. Hilda
Clarence Greenleaf
Joseph Brown
Albert Easthope
Louta Shaw
George Turner
Woman Knocked Down In Marlboro Street Accident
Mrs. Marston of Howe Street was struck by Lloyd Winbern’s car at 10 50 AM in front of City Hall Marlboro. She was taken to Marlboro Hospital with serious injuries after the vehicle skidded onto the sidewalk while braking to avoid a child.
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Marlboro
Old Folks Call 18 Planned for Jan 20th
A regular Wiih Cross Guild Old Folks ball meeting was held Sunday evening at Colonial Hall. The event, planned for January 29 with Sheridan's orchestra, features Marty Yeahlan of Marlboro as pro tem. Funds support local relief efforts and tickets are popular among all ages.
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Samuel Inewen
Acton
Atelon
Maynard
Malden
Witte Cross Guild
Coronial Hall
Sheridan
Gaitt
John Hanson Serntdaint
Colonial Hall
Marty Yeahlan
Marlboro
Braham
Joe Mark Bury
Wile Cross Guild
Witte Cree Guild
Membing Sunmilly
Elizabeth
Laura Johnmoon
Harold Johnson
John Ho Fan
Leonard Kelley
Veont ‘Golos
Hiward
Lady Arwick Lodge Elects New Officers in Odd Fellows Hall
A Thursday evening meeting at Odd Fellows hall installed Lady Arwick Lodge officers. New officers include Mrs. Josh Brown, president Mrs. Marsha Aaah, vice president Mrs. Marion Butterworth, financial secretary Mrs. Saran Oates, recording secretary Mrs. Cora Lewman, treasurer Mrs. Bessie Austin, chaplain Mrs. Nathaniel Davis, inside guard Mrs. John Webster, outside guard Miss Beatrice Cutter, conductress Mrs. Frank Ackels, associate conductress Mrs. Henrietta Bamford, L R SWP Mrs. Elsie Scott, LVP Mrs. Nathan Crowther, LVP Mrs. Rowbien, ROSVP Mrs. Rose Allen Eistee, pianist Laura Yarkin. Collation and social were led by committee chair Rose Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Odd Fellows Hall
Josh Brown
Marsha Aaah
Marion Butterworth
Saran Oates
Cora*Lewman
Bessie Austin
Nathaniel Davis
James
John Webster
Beatrice Cutter
Frank 8Ckels
Henrietta Bamford
R. SW. P
Etsie Scott
Lb. S.V.P
Nathan Crowther
L.3.v.p
Rowbien
Ros.v.p
Rose Allen Eistee
Home Economics and Cooking Clubs Host Friendly Meeting
The Home Economics Club hosted the Sewing Club with a joint event at Pittsburgh school on Thursday evening. Miss Julia Wiaite and Miss Helena Bukon joined the program while Elizabeth Leithead and Grace Malone led refreshments. The next meeting is set for January 22 and dues were approved for Super week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pgh
Extension Service
Julia Wiaite
Helena Bukon
Elizabeth Leithead
Grace Malone
Cooking Club
Mrs Horton Edmands Hosts Old Concord Club Meeting
Mrs Horton Edmands hosted members of the Old Concord Culinary Club at her Concord home on Saturday afternoon. Capt William Horton of the U S Army spoke on The Philippines. Maynard members attended including Mrs A J Moras regen Mrs A T Haynes Mrs Gladys MelLane Mrs Reba Taylor and Mrs E V Peppard.
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Horton
Edmands
A. R. — Horton
Old Concord Cuaeine
A. R
Concord
William Horton
U.S. Army
Philippines
Juniors Edge Freelmen In Tight Hockey Match
The Juniors defeated the Freelmen 1 to 0 in a hard fought game on the mid road Wednesday afternoon. The Seniors defeated the Freshmen 4 to 1.
William J Coulter Installed Noble Grand at Maynard Lodge
William J Coulter was installed as noble grand at Maynard Lodge 10.0.PF during a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall. Officers inducted included Alonzo Mason as vice grand and Robert Lecter as Rec. Sec., with Henry Vo Zarek as treasurer and others named in the ceremony. The event featured toasts and remarks by past grand Samuel Parker.
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Maynard Lodg
Odd Pellow
Gardner Revrew
Dindoon
Suite
Bimis W. Cook
Halpa L.' Barnes
Frantis Johns Nm
Arne
Wik. S
Charis Mathewnnn
Hos. S
Frank Archer
Wim
Be McGarry
N. G
Wan. i. Donce
Peter A. Jenomboos
Duckworth
Tan
Rand
Samuel Parker
Seniors Win In Extra Period Hockey Thriller
The seniors of the high school defeated the juniors in an overtime hockey game by a score of 1 to 0, claiming first place in the Inter-Chess League. Kamlesh scored the winning goal in the extra five minutes as the Juniors best trio Vodokliva Famty and White were held to no scores. Carlton and Murphy starred for the seniors in a tightly contested match.
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Hich
Saniers
Kamesh
Vodokiva
Famty
White
Carlton
Murphy
Kameth
Manty
Cartoran
Wilie Antio
Vodoklys Praeg
Kelléy
Maynard Grange Installs Officers at Cooperative Hall
Maynard Grange held a Thursday evening meeting at Cooperative Hall to install officers for the coming year. Charles Cattil and Deputy Waltham Raymond Dent presided. ceremonies featured a past master’s jewel and a wife’s cut glass prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Lawton
Mabel Rishon
Charles Shattuck
Woodrvin Howe
Eight weeks old pigs for sale at Fitch Farm
Eight week old pigs offered for sale at Fitch Farm located on Elm Street. Buyer can contact the farm for details and pricing.
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Fitch Farm
Elm Street
Dr Garland Purchases Kierstead House in Maynard Move
Dr S S R Garland of Windham Maine, formerly of this town, bought the Kier stead house on Greatroad and will occupy it in the spring. He plans to practice dentistry in Maynard beginning in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. R. Garland
Windham
Robert Kierstead
Greatroad
Garland
Maynard
Agnes Parker to Install as Past National President
Mrs. Agnes Parker, Past National President, will install. Mrs. Edth Buck of New York visits her sister Mrs. Robert or Mrs. Pauline Bursaw was called to New Brunswick last week due to her father’s illness.
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Agnes Parker
Nat
Aal
Edth Buck
N. Y
Robert Or
Pauline Bursaw
New Brunswick
Case and Sons Liquidate Ladies Outer Garment Stock
As W. G. Case and Sons go out of the Ladies Outer Garment business they are disposing of their stock regardless of cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Case and Sons
Cos
Ady
Berlin Grange Program of 1925 Opening Meeting to Be Held
The Berlin grange outlines its 1925 program with Agnes Taylor arranging an open meeting on January 21 featuring a port city lecture by John Rice. Subsequent dates include past masters night February 4 and a Valentine party February 18 with Ruth Brewer and Evan Guerard as chairs, progressing through March health night and degrees, April conferred degrees, May parties and lectures, June farm bureau night, and July patriotic meeting with officers in charge.
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Berlin Grange
Agnes Taylor
Porto Riec
John Rice
Gativore
Brovsitee Taelinatie
R. Maynard
Lb. C. Maynard
Herbert L. Wheeler
Ruth Brewer
Evan Guerard
Olive Pratt
Farm Bureau
Anella Dunfield
Cliffors
Community group notes and chair appointments
Meeting notes list Aug and Sept activities with chairmen M. Cunningham Hatt Cooley and Howard Pratt. References include dr amatics, neighbor visits, party roles, and a relief committee headed by Mr Mrs Arthur Sawyer and Ruth Prewer with Miss Brewer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheecler
Clinton
M. Cunningham
Howard Pratt
Miss Brewer
Hatt Cooley
Shrewsbury
Bolton
Minit Rman
Friestra
Oman
Slavis
Bow
Baterwinme
Local social notes mention Mr Burke and guests
Mr Burke was in New Town social circles with M J Burke and DD R of John Metjam last night. The text notes Burke will be guest of honor at a Concord lodge banquet on February 12 with Timothy McCarnhy D.Dager of Boston also mentioned, following a Sandy afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
M. J. Burke
DD R
John Metjam
Mr. M
Hone
Concord Lode
Timothy McCarnhy D.dager
Boston
New Haven Doctor Unveils Radio Photographic Device
Dr C F Jenkins of New Haven reveals a mysterious new radio photograph machine hailed as a marvel of invention. The event highlights a potential breakthrough in imaging technology attracting local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
C.F Jenkins
Mysteris
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