Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Elizabeth Binks and Miss Evelyn Estorn tied social pages gossip. Roche hosted AOH Auxiliary evening while Maynard Players prepare World put mystery at Union Central church. Maynard Assembly Rainbow installs officers. fire calls rise. town election prep. residents visit and recoveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizabeth Binks
Evelynestorn
Roche
Aoh
Ima H. S
Mars
Gertrude Chandler
India
Iseker
Maynard
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Case
Ottillie Drechsler Hartin
Hisse
Nellie Parmenter
S. Logan Sheehan
Glendale Keet
Reed
Maynard Assembly Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Doris Dawson
Virginia Lawson
Elson
Afire
Domestic help agency listing at 44 Main St Maynard
An advertisement offers domestic help of all nationalities, male or female, and couples. The listing notes careful consideration for each call and is signed by Mrs. Hilda L. Kotila, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Maynard
Hilda L. Kotila
Town Committees Organized and Caucus Dates Set
The Republican and Democratic town committees organized with named officers and members. The Republican caucus for ballot nomination is set for Monday evening January 26 at Cooperative hall with filing deadline January 23. Independent nomination papers must be filed by January 23, with certification by January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Republican Town Committee
Thomas Wright
Gerald Cowen
Alice Howe
Oliver Trees
Raymond Drechsler
Albert Hendrickson
William Litchfield
Sadie*Case
Eva Frye
Republiican Caucus
Cooperative Hall
Democratic Town Committee
William Smith
Agnes Driscoll
William Scully Jr
John Johnson
William Connolley
John J. Donahus
Alice Joyce
Alice Smith
Registrars of Voters
Funeral for Miss Whitney at Union Congregational
Funeral services for Mises Eliza Whitney, longtime resident, were held in the vestry of Union Congregational church on Thursday afternoon. Rev. Mathew Vance led the service with many relatives neighbors and friends in attendance. Burial followed in the family lot in a Stow-area cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Lange
Cambridge
Florence Wilcox
Rose Mansfield
Concord
Lloyd Walker
Samuel Rappaporte, Jr
Providence
R. I
Misa Pearl Lever
Riverbank Road
Guyer Fowler
Eric Kangas
Marion Champion
Swampscott
Mary Doyle
William Mitchell
Worcester
Union Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Russell Naylor
William Naylor
Millat
Emerson Hospital
Acton Pond
Maynard Country Club
Margaret Hird
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Association of Marlboro
Helen
Whitney Maynard
Mises Eliza Whitney
Ayer
Mathew Vance
Stow
Inter-To Basketball league schedule extends to late March
The six team Inter-To Basketball league begins play with clubs led by Mike Zapareskie Saia's Market Torppu Omiehto and Warila Kanto A C Steamrollers White Eagles and Boy's Club. Players focus on pure sport and developing future stars while building local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Zapareskie
Saia
Market
Torppu
Omiehto
Warila
Kanto A. C
Steamrollers
Wiite Eagles
Waltham Street Hall
Maynard P C Bowling Beats Leominster Clerks
Maynard P C Bowling team opened the second half of the Post Office League by defeating Leominster Clerks at Leominster. Maynard won all four points. Hoffmen was high scorer for the locals, closely followed by E I W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Maynard P C
Leominster Clerks
Maynard
Hoffmen
E. i W
Rainbow Girls Elect Officers in Lexington Assembly
Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls in Lexington nominated two candidates at a weekly meeting. Officers elected include Hazel Aestor as associate advisor and Ruth Taylor as new officer to be installed Saturday evening January 24 with Virginia Lawson and Edith Elson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Assembly Rainbow For
Lexington
Maynard Assembly
Hazel Aestor
Saves Blaine Olland
Worthy Assoc
Myrna Goetiler
Charity
Luella
Huntoon
Ruth Bishop
Lorraine Koch
Marion Lester
Bernice Downey
Elsie Suikko
Ruth Taylor
Virginia Lawson
Edith. Elson
Lester E Smith Local Market Promotes Low Prices
Lester E. Smith Market at 1725 Massachusetts Ave Lexington showcases high grade groceries and fresh meats with refrigerated, sanitary facilities. The store emphasizes nationwide popularity, home delivery, and a locally owned alternative to chain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Lester E. Smith
Lester BE. Smith
Trust Co. In Annual Session Maynard
The 18th annual meeting of the Maynard Trust Company stockholders was held last night at the bank. George H. Creighton was reelected president and Howard A. Wilson was reelected vice president. New and continuing officers and a long list of directors were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Trust Company
George H. Creighton
Howard A. Wilson
Hartwell Flood
Harold Morgan
W. 8. Blanchard
N. J. Cole
B. J. Coughlan
Kennan Damon
H. N. Fairbanks
Miss Catherine Crowley Dies at 77 in Local Residence
Miss Catherine Crowley of 7 Lincoln Street died at her home after a long illness at age 77. Born in Gleasondale she lived in Plymouth most of her life. She is survived by brothers Rev Joe Crowley and Edward Crowley and sister Miss Nellie Crowley. Funeral Friday at St Bridget's Church with a 10:00 requiem mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine ‘Crowley
Lincoln Street
Gleasondale
Joe $A Crowley
St. Peter's
Plymouth
Edward Crowley
Nellie ‘Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Citizens Committee Meeting Monday Speaker From Boston
A public meeting is set for Monday night in the Highschool Auditorium with R W Bowdon of Boston executive secretary of the Massachusetts Emergency committee on Unemployment as speaker. The Maynard Citizens committee hosts the event and urges all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bowdoin
Boston
Massachusetts Emergency Committee On Unemploymen
Maynard
Inter-Town League Opens With High-Driven Weekend Play
Last week in the Inter-Town league featured the Scholastics crushing the Boys Club 32 to 19 on Waltham Street as Red Lanigan scored seven for the Scholastics and Hintsa impressed. Kanto A C upset Steamrollers 23 to 12 at PasTime hall with Ketola Larsinen and Rutinen leading the attack. Laisa’s Market defeated the White Eagles 16 to 8 as Warila and Torppa battled for scoring honors. The Steamrollers and Scholastics battled through two overtimes to a 19-19 deadlock, with Red Lanigan and Shinowski standing out for the Scholastics and Dugan for the Rollers.
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al Cowles
Lindberg
St. Louis
Waltham Street
Red Lannigan
Hintsa
Wattu
West
Kanto A. C
Steamrollers
Pastime Hall
Ketola
Larsinen
Rutinen
Kanto
Westers
Ineir
Laisa
White Eagles
Frank Kamesh
Ing
Torppa
Warila
Eagles
Scholastics
Wild Cats
Mike Zapareskie
Red Lanigan
Shinowski
Duggan
Graceffa Rf
Eee
O'Leary If
Lanigan If
Shinowaki
Hintsa Ib
Siltanen
DeMar Lb West
Huhtimaki
C. Syrjanen
Wattu Syrjanen
Columbo If Grondahl
Toren
Kanto A. C. Lehto If
Ketola If Grandell If
Jarvi O Lareinen
Rutinen Ib Nyholm Ib
Steamrollers Haring
Sokolowski
Chyzus
Moynihan
W. Kitowicz
J. Kitowicz
Sluyski Rf
Lanigan
Idraceftd
Tierney
Shinoweki Ib Hintsa Ib
Sokolowski Ib
A. Chyzus
Murray R “Eo
Siuyski
McNamara If
P Lanigan Rm Kitowics
Kamesh
Salsa's Market Gls
Fis
Torppa Ri
Salsa If Saari Lf
Warila c ‘Ojalehto
Saari
White Eagles Kochnowicz
Ib Dambelavineh Theee O Smith If
Piesiewics
Sienkiewicz
Saiga
Saisa
Local Predictions Skewed for 1931 Midland League Basketball
Broadcaster riffs on 1931 hopes with predictions from Hudson, Marlboro and Maynard teams. Mentions Maynard H S football, Belmont and Stoneham troubles, new municipal links in Boston, and a rising young athlete wedding. Notes on Scholastics league, Miss champion biscuit shooter headline, and a rebuilding Maynard High basketball squad under Don Lent.
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AL Cowles
Hudson
Marlboro
Yipses
Maynard Girlies
Maynard H.S
Belmont
Stoneham
Don Rogg
Wigter Garden
City of
Boston
Hyde Park
White Eagles Rivalry Reported In Local Scores
Kanto A C 34, White Eagles 20. Anto A C 34, White Eagles 2v. Saisa's Market 16, White Eagles. The fragment shows multiple score mentions for the White Eagles in a local athletics card.
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Kanto A. C
Twhite Eagles
Anto A C
White Eagles
Saisa’s Market
Strictly Fresh Eggs Poster Whitney Maynard Ad
A small classified note advertises Strictly Fresh Eggs at Whitney located at 111 Concord Street Maynard with contact telephone 122 4.
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Whitney
Concord St. Maynard
Wollrath & Sons Florists in Lexington
Wollrath & Sons Inc a Lexington florist on Reed street with modern greenhouses offers flowers for weddings banquets and parties. Known locally for prompt service quality and fair prices their motto is We Strive to Please and they claim wide community trust.
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Lexington
Reed Street
Wollrath & Sons, Inc
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Wollrath & Sons Inc
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Board of Registrars of Ver
Selectmen’s
Employment Agency
Aynard
Gruber Block - Maynard Ee
Lillian Gish
Marie Dressler
Conrad Nagel
Anita Louise
James Hall
Norma Talmadge
Dubarry
William
Farnum
Edwin C. Davis
White
Maynard P
Stockwell Wee Eens
Hoffman Semen
Farrell Sres
Sarees
Daly
Rainbow Girls
Miss Gatherine Crowley
A. S. Crowe
We. Cere
Nison St
Sport-O-Ettes
Charlie Manty
Mass
Reggie Sawyer
M. Z
Don
Main Street
Rexall
Maynard, Mass
Wollrath & Sons, Inc. “Florists
Lutz & Schram
Paramount Coffee Climax Coffee
Manco Coffee
Sunshine Soda Crackers
Ralston’s Peckfast Food
Blue Ribbon
Brookfield
Chamberlain
Sunkist
Stubbell
Acton
Stow and
Powder Mills
Walnut St
Packard St
E. M. Ara
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