Maynard Roll of Horror to Honor Servicemen from Maynard
The Maynard Soldiers and Sailors Information committee compiles a roll of local volunteers serving in American and Allied forces in France and elsewhere. Names span Am. Exp. Forces, U. S. Army, Navy, Canadian Army, and allied units, with ranks, units, and last addresses in Maynard. Corrections welcomed to ensure a complete community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
J. Manning
Marchant
Elmer Mattson
Gordon Ward Millar
Scotland
Arthur, Millington
Co. I
U. S
Franco Emmett McCarthy
William McGrath
21St
James Mooney
320Th Field Artillery
Camp Gordon
U. S. Army
Ft. Slocum
N. Y
Roy C. Nelson
Ralph P. Newton
Newport
R. I
Waino Nieminen
Devens
John Nokelainen
Gordon
Tanta
John R. Nordberg
Henry G. Norton
C. B. Eng
William Oates
Camp Devens
George Payne
U. 8. S. Powhatan
Joseph Payne
S. Nashville
Cook
Frank E. Parks
Joel
F. Parmenter
Charles Punty
Patrick J. Pyne
Allie Peterson
Ludwick Rajewicz
Albert Rasmussen
Co. K
Ernest A Rasmussen
Co. D
Charles J. Ryan
U.S. Cavalry
Ft. Houston
San Antonio
James Ryan
Michael Rynkewitz
Cassion 2
Camp
Fred Sarvella
Oscar Sawyer
Medical Corps
Washington
D. C
Sidney Scott
East End
Hamilton
Ont
Us S. S. California
Frank D. Smith
Pawnee
Russell Stone
Am. Forestry
Ardgay
John W. Taylor
Paris Island
S. C. Wm
Taylor
Percy Taylor
U. S. Navy
Charlestown
Eden Tobin
Charles Usher
U. S. Medical Corps
Anthony Wasuick
Airkansas
Stanley Wasuick
Louis Wasiuk
Wm. Weir
Co. C
49Th
U S. Inf
Joseph’ A White
Levi Whitney
Frank
EB. Wilder
Field Artillery
Atlanta
Fred Wilder
Cassion
John Wirtanen
Oscar Wurio
George Whittaker
102D
F. A
Frank Demars
Maynard
William Gutteridge
Brooks St
Brother at Camp Devens Injured in Ankle Toll
Miss Katherine and Grace Wilder visited their brother Fred at Camp Devens Sunday Private Wilder is confined at the base hospital due to an ankle injury. Fans recall Brick as Worcester’s packstop last year and hope he may someday reach the major leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Grace Wilder
Fred
Camp Devens
Wilder
Brick
Worcester
Regular Sessions Continue Amid Winter Coal Stock
The public schools will maintain regular schedules as before. There is enough coal in the bins for winter, so a switch to one-session days is not needed. Evening school with 50 students will continue regular sessions.
Terrible Tim and Bad Bill Second Adventure
Terrible Tim drives a high powered car through the night aided by a mysterious companion, planning a daring raid on a country estate. They capture a brown sack, debate its contents, and joke about turning it into tomorrow’s dinner as they speed away with a sense of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Maynard Tax Assistant In Town For Tax Returns
Charles H. Stiller, assistant at the state income tax commissioner, was in Haynes block for Maynard residents to help fill income tax blanks. A stenography error led to poor notice of his visit, so few residents sought help. He will return Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and may be the last chance before March 1 for those needing expert guidance on filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Stiller
State Income Tax Commissioner
Reoais
Haynes Block
Maynard
Tax Commissioner
Annual Meeting At Union Congregational Church
Union Congregational Church held its annual meeting in the vestry on Wednesday evening. Reports from church and society officers were read and last year’s officers reelected. An entertainment followed the business meeting with instrumental duets, piano solos, and a reading. The annual supper was dispensed with in keeping with the food conservation movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Pauline Bent
Howard Case
Frances Archer
Mary Murray
Wallace Priest
Officers Installed by Fixers Union Local 401
The Fixers Union Local 401 inducted new officers at the regular meeting in I O O F hall. Installing officer John Wollerschied presented George Waterhouse as president and George Siswick as vice president, with Allan Smith recording secretary Everett Marchant financial secretary, Charles Guillow treasurer, John Webster conductor Joseph Rawlinson warden Fred Proctor auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixers’ Union
Local 401
John Wollerschied
George Waterhouse
George Siswick
Allan Smith
Everett, Marchant
Charles’Guillow
Treas
John Webster
Joseph Rawlinson
Fred ‘Proctor
Installation of Maynard Judge 131 officers noted
The annual installation of officers of Maynard Judge 131 I C F took place Wednesday evening at Fellows hall on Nason street. Deputy Grand Master Gardner and suite supervised the ceremony. Newly installed officers include P G ven E and Arthur merere, V G William McGarry, secretary Teg, Albert E Randell S, Ralph Case treasurer Frank Ray warden Alonzo Mason conductor Samuel Parker chaplain Jokes Bishop R 8 Bred E L S 8 William ov Morris RS N G Benjamin Brown L ON G Ralph Barnes R 8 V G William Jones L 8 V G Fay Graham J G Thomas Smoo G. An early upper beefsteak pie was served by a caterer under Olver Trees, committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Judge 131
I. C
Our ‘Fellows Hall
Nason St. Distri
Gardner
Suite of
Hudson
Sane E
P G
Arthur Merere
William McGarry
V. G
Roettaster
Teg
Albert E. Randell
Ralph’ Case
Treas
J. G
Thomas Smoo
Olver Trees
Schedule changes cut Fitchburg division passenger service
The B and M railroad trims passenger service with a new Fitchburg division timetable to take effect next Monday. Trains from Maynard to Marlboro at 6 32, 8, and 12 37 are discontinued, and the 1109 Maynard run on Sundays also altered. A Boston bound train due Maynard at 8 40 pm is replaced by a different departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.’& M Railroad
Fitchburg
Maynard
Marloro
Boston
Boste
Local Union 771 schedules meeting and installation dates
Local Union 771 has rearranged its annual meeting and installation in line with the Mass. Fuel committee orders. The annual dance will be held Tuesday January 22 and the installation will be Friday January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 771
Mass. Fuel Committee
Injured Child on Acton Street Receives Four Stitches
Caroline Mosher five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Mosher of Acton street was hurt on Wednesday while sliding on Acton street she struck a hydrant cutting her lip Dr Edward Salmon set four stitches in the wound Miss Margaret Pletcher of Malden visited her aunts Miss Mary Fletcher and Mrs Margaret Ryan on Railroad street last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Mr. and
Mars
Martin Mosher
Acton St
Acton ‘St
Edward Salmon
Margaret, Pletcher of
Malden
Mary Fletcher
Margaret Ryan
Railroad St
Pinworms and stomach worms warning from elixir ad
An old medicine advertisement warns guardians to treat children for pinworms and stomach worms. It lists symptoms such as swollen lips, sour stomach, bad breath, abdominal cramps, itchy rectal area, coughing, red eyelids, and fever, urging adults to use the elixir sold at dealers for 40 cents.
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South Acton
Louis A. Byrne
Tek
M. W. Hekkla
Maynard Block
P.O. Box
Maynard, Mass
George E. Hack
Quay
Mr. B. Church
Main ST
Riverside Co-operative Association
John Adamson
William F. Baron
J. A
Signal _ Corps
Whitney
Amerl
Joseph Beavis
U. S. Inf
Amer- Exp
Forcescan Forestry
Scot
Frank J. Binks
Joseph Boothroyd
Lawrence Brindley
U S. Army
Robert Brown
France
John F. Carey
Fred Carléton
Niavy
Commonwealth
Pier James Carney
101St Inf
Joseph Chidley
U. 8
Camp Greene
N.C
Henry Clark
Hugh Connors
American Forestry
Arigay
Charles §. Coulter
J. I O
Whi. J. Coulter
Hdnt
Many Greene
N. C
Raymon Connors
U . S. Army
Harry §. Croft
61St
James Cronin
8. Navy
Birmingham
Joseph Cullen
New York
George A. Daley
Walter R. Denniston
Bert J. Doel
East End Barracks
Frank Downey
A. S. Inf
Stanislaw Dudinski
Inf
William Fornier
Guyer W. Fowler
8.S. U
Paris
J. J. Gallagher
Priv
Mil
Harold Garney
U. S. Nevada
John Gibbons
Naval Reserve
Fred Hanson
U. S. Marines
Philadelphia
Hans P. Hansen
Harold C. Hanson
Amer
John Hardy
John BE. Hietala
Harold Higgins
Oglethrope
John Higgins
New Jersey
Charles Heath
Parker Hatch
Charles Jackson
Richard Jackson
Los Angeles
California
Ralph A. Jamieson
Virginia
Ernest Johnson
Raymond Jones
Dana Jones
Naval Reserve Force
Patrick Kane
Westfield
Mass
Frank Kelley
Bath
Carpenter
Vincent L. Kelley
Walter J. Kelley
Svante Kukkula
John Keegan
Dominick Laskowiski
Thomas Lawlor
Ralph ‘Lawton
New York City
Charles BE. Lent
Edward F. Ledgard
Fred F. Lemoine
Atlaney Ga
oHdats
Field Artille
Felix A. George Lesage
Michael Lesage
Ralph Lingley
Joseph J. Lisiocky
Arthur W. Lord
14Th Railway Engineers
Charles ‘Luker
Alfred Luoma
Waino Luosala
Medical Corps of A
Syracuse
Jeremiah Lynch
Ft. Ontario
Oswego
Mihoake
Lynch
Maley
R. Manning
la Touraine
W. S. Quinby Company
Chicago
Bill
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