Maynard High Faces Reorganized League and Local Rivals
Maynard High plans to keep football rivalries with Belmont Winchester and Natick while adjusting to a new league structure. The schedule avoids out of town powers Leominster Everett and Waltham, restoring Natick games after 15 years as Stoneham games fade. A new BC Ten film release will showcase every phase of the game for fans and players alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayasos
Maynard
Belmont
Winchester
Middlesex
Minutemen
Lexington
Frankie Downey
Hana
Stoneham
Perhapar
Natice
Don
Natick
iCapin
Teddy Dumas
Fordham
Mike Vodoklys
Mike
Leominster
Everett
Waltham
B. C
Acton Notes Include Illness Keeps Corporal Home
South Acton reports Corporal Robert S. F. Rhodes of the Concord State Police Barracks confined at home due to illness. Legion Auxiliary whist party in G A Hall raised prizes for Laura Jones Bertha Lowden Don Be ere Duncan Kennedy Elmer Gowan Eugene Davis Joseph Lizzette H Croft A Driscoll Harry Croft and C M Hamilton from West Acton Maynard West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. F. Rhodes
Concord State Police Barracks
West Acton Coaster Narrowly Escapes Injuries
Ernest Kennedy aged son of Mr and Mrs Kennedy of Arlington Street West Acton coasted in the driveway and slid into the street in the path of Miss Mary Gustafson s car from Concord Virginia Road Concord She turned left but Kennedy and his sled vanished over the car The boy escaped with slight cuts and a bruised head The driver Miss Gustafson was badly shaken and treated at the Kennedy home by Dr Orma L Clark
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Ernest Kennedy
Frederick S. Kennedy
Arlington Street
West Acton
Mary J Gustaffson
Virginia Road
Concord
Gustaffson
Young Kennedy
Duncan Kennedy
Miss Gustaffson
Orma L. Clark
Kennedy
Over-Thought Says Schiller Quote
A compact aphorism notes that excessive rumination paralyzes action as Schiller warns against overthinking and inaction.
Concord area notes include clubs events and births
Concord notes report the Musketaquid Gun Club hosting a ladies night at a West Concord restaurant the Tuttle birthday of Emma Tuttle now living in West Acton and various church meetings at homes. Also listed are births at Emerson Hospital in January and local sports and civic group activities with names and addresses.
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Musketaquid Gun Club
West Concord
Civil Service Bill Aims At County Payroll Cover
Special to This Paper Stace House Boston January 13 Former Lt Governor Francis K. Kelly files a proposal to place under civil service all county employees on the payroll as of December 1941. Rep George T Walsh Lowell proposes health inspections for those handling foodstuffs officials in cities and towns to conduct examinations every three months. He also seeks a state law to prohibit premium charges on amusement tickets. The state liquor control power would shift to local licensing authorities under a petition by Mayor Kane Woolton. Rep Roy al B Patricium Mansfield introduces a bill to require local mayors or selectmen to approve grade crossing elimination plans before work starts. A Federation of Taxpayers Associations stand modification favors governor action on closing reopening or consolidating state teachers colleges based on education commissioner advice. Colleges are Framingham Westfield Bridgewater Salem Worcester Fitchburg North Adams Hyannis Lowell.
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Stace
Boston
Ancis Kk. Kelly
Civil Service
George T. Walsh
Lowell
Power
Alcoholic ‘Beverages — Centre Commission
Mayor Kane
Woollin
State Department of Public Works
Royal B. Patricium
Mansfield
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Commissioner of ‘Education
Framingham
Westfield
Bridgewater
Acton Residents Earn First Aid Certificates
A large group of Acton citizens completed the Red Cross First Aid course led by Dr. Edmund C. Dow of West Concord and received certificates at the West Concord fire station. Advanced course recipients included Inez Petenson and others. standard certificate recipients listed include M Grace Callanan Ruth E Hall Kathryn White Walter Liebfried Cecilia Callanan Samuel E Knowlton and Alice M Feehan.
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Acton
Red Cross
Edmund C. Dow
West Concord
Inez Petenson
Zillah M Gates
Samuel Napoltan
Donald
Malcolm Fullenton
Hazel Camieron
Richard A Lowden
Clarence JA Frost
James W Gates
Wendell Putnam
Leona‘r Rowan
Maynard Sees Jump In Marriages In 1940
There were 122 marriages in Maynard in 1940, 26 more than 1939 when 96 marriages were filed by the town clerk. The Leap Year year also saw more people employed locally. Deaths rose to 82 in 1940 from 64 in 1929.
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Elsie BE. Rose
Concord
Maynard
Dan Cupid
Star Pupil in Umpire School
Maynard John Flaherty, from this town, is praised by veteran AL umpire Bill McGowan as a star pupil in his annual umpiring school. McGowan notes Johnny began in Pony League in 1939 and rose to the Middle Atlantic States, with a strong scholastic record at Boston College.
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Maynard
John, Flaherty
Bill McGowan
McGowan
Middle Atlantic States
Johnny
Boston College
B. C
Old Middlesex Laundry -Nine
The
Cape
Boston
Town reports deadline set for January printing
Town departments notified by the Selectmen that animal reports must be in their hands by January 22 and go to the printer by January 25. Under new by laws the annual town reports must be printed and ready for circulation on or before February 1.
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Maynard
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Heath Held in Maynard
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Cahill Heath were held from her South Acton home followed by a Requiem High Mass at St Bridget's Church Maynard. Burial was at parish cemetery. She died Friday January 10 in her 70th year. Survived by five daughters and siblings in Newfoundland. Residence in South Acton for 60 years marked by devotion to family.
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South Acton
Mary Ann Cahill Heath
School Street
St. Bridget’s
Maynard
Heath
Newfoundland
Charles B. Heath
Bertha Stone
Esther Brisette
Laura’ Fullerton
Theresa Tuttle
Eleanor Heath
Acton
Magan McCarthy
Patrick Cahill
Officers Seek Homes in Acton
Army officers to be located at Mort Devens nearby will seek homes and apartments in Acton. among those to move in are Capt and Mrs J Keyes of Trenton N J and an officer in the New York National Guard who will occupy Mrs Walker Blake on Central Street South Acton Lieut and Mrs Leonard G Robinson Jr of Madison Barracks NY will occupy Mr and Mrs Robert Starbuck home on High Street South Acton In West Acton Lieut and Mrs Richard C Long of the 33d Field Artillery FA Battalion at Fort Ethan Allen VT will occupy by Mr and Mrs Wilbur C Irving Acton residents welcome these families and more officers may settle here.
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South Acton
iArmy
Mort Devens
Acton
Navy enlistment drive opens in Framingham week
Navy Recruiting Station in the Framingham post office building announces a January quota of 330 first enlistments from the New England district. Men aged 17 to 31 may apply as exams are given daily. Navy training covers 55 trades and offers a pension after twenty years of service, appealing to those seeking a stable career.
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Navy
United States Post Office
Framingham
New England
United States
Naval
Local visitors and teachers share weekend time across towns
Mr and Mrs Robert Starbuck hosted Mrs Starbucks parents from North Conway NH over the weekend. Miss Marjorie Jones and Arlene Hanson teachers in the Ac ton school system visited Cape Cod friends in Hyannis. Gene E Fletcher of Prospect Street is ill at home awaiting teaching return to Watertown. Sophia Taylor returns to Marblehead duties after her mother Adelaide Taylor’s funeral.
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Robert Starbuck
High Street
Marblehead
Adelaide Taylor
Wave of Illness Eases at Maynard School
A flu and cold wave among Maynard pupils eased this week as absences dropped from 163 last week to a lower total. The school physician and nurse screened every symptomatic child, curbing sickness through close health checks.
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Maynard
Appreciation of Mary A Heath by Family
The family of the late Mary A Heath expresses sincere appreciation for the thoughtful acts and many cards of sympathy and tributes during the illness and passing of their devoted mother and sister. They will always remember these with gratitude.
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Mary A. Heath
Maynard High School 1941 Football Schedule Announced
Charles W Manty announces a six team Midland League season for Maynard High School with four home and four away games. The slate includes Natick joining, and Belmont Winchester and Lexington dropped. Open dates appear November 1 and November 22 with Clinton finishing the parade on Thanksgiving.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Charles W. Manty
Winchester
Belmont
Stoneham
Lexington
Natick
Clinton
Manty
Netick
Hudson
Marlboro
Milford
Oypen
Sew and So Club members plan Ice Follies attendance
Members of the Sew and So Club will attend the Ice Follies in Boston this evening. Planned attendees include Mrs Phen Lowell, Mrs Philip Ma, Mrs Larry Eunelius, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Edmund Stop, Mrs Richard Allan, Mrs Ini Davis, Mrs Albert Connors, Francis Hearon, and Mrs Al France.
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Wil
Do No Man Must Be Free to Do
A terse fragment suggests a statement about freedom and responsibility, mentioning no clear figures, places, or events. The text remains ambiguous and lacks actionable details for a fuller summary.
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Christmas Club
Middlesex Institution
For Savings
Massachusetts
Combest
Assabet Institution
Maynard, Mass
AVN
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Donald O. Feltus
Nason Street
Sabe
Smith Bros
TRE Lutheran Hour
WAAB
Hag
Walter A. Maier
Combes Peth
AL Cowles
Mark
Schiller
W. E. Smith
Wilder X. Macurda
Optometrist
Nason St
Tel
Emma Tuttle
Harry & Tuttle
Evangelical Free Church
Helen Thoreson
Kerry Hill Road
Alfred M. Madsen
Barrett's Mill Road
Uto
Harry P. Odland
Middlesex School
Dedham
Noble & Greenough
Helping Hand Society
William J Lee
Barrett’s Mill Road
Emerson Hospital
Lee
Elizabeth Rick
Carlisle
Mutty & Tirrell
Sea Geare
Tae
Mort Nickereon
Fraser Leith, Jr
Simon Willard Road
Hugh “Praser Leith
Miriam Clark
Watertown
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Veterans’ Building
Carl Johansen
St. Bernard's
Davis
Sudbury
Young Republican Club
Arthur W. Parke
Weenie
Macone
Josephine Roy
Musketa
Baker Memorial Hospital
William G. Ryan
Stow Street
Bernard W. McGrath
Kennan Damon
George E Jones
Town of
Mary R. Goodwin
James S Goodwin
Lowell Road
Corinthian Lodge
A. M
Masonic ‘Temple
HE. Payson True
Elizabeth, A. Mattison
William E. Mattison
Williams Road
Norfolk Court
Edward, Jr
Fort Devens
Mary D. Alford
Edward
Concord Grangers
Ellis Niall
Sally Millett
Ledlie Laughlin
Betty Smith
John Gourgas
Alexander C. Peters
Chelseate
Signal Corps
Mayfard
Jack Holt
Fugi
Joe E. Brown
SUN
Wendy Barrie
George Sanders
Palm Springs
Witttne
Lungigan
Maris Wrixon
MHS
Charles W. ‘Manty
Goodrich
Vicks Salve
Vicks
Desi
Pertussin
Maynard Ty
Santa FE Trail
Lane Sisters
Gale Page
Claude Rains
May Robson
Jeffrey Lynn
Four Mothers
Tennessee
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
Parker
P. O
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