Maynard Community News Roundup From January
Local items note visits by Theodore Jones and Mina Ryan, social calls at the Plahertys and the Sullivans, and a postponed lodge event in Maynard. District officials delay meetings. Bert Lowells orchestra to perform. Mizpah Rebekah to install officers. Public notices include a fund-raising dance and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Jones
Fairfield
Mina Catehrine Ryan
Needham
Edward Plaherty
Mike Mary McOwen
Needam
Misa Maryen
Brooks St
Lancaster
Clinton
Maynard Lodge
Coronial
Bert Lowell
Orchestra
Boston
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Mataloh
SusannYand Suite
Framingham
Ralph Shattuck
Ore
Clara Shattuck
Shattuck
Canada
Mexico
Frank
EK. Sanderson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marten Dawson
Melrose
John Lawtom
Brook Street
William Cole
Glendale
Sealey
Bert Haynes
W. A. Haynes Co
Lailies’ Auxiliary
Frank J. Depores
American Legion
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hobeika
Montreal
Lester Light Opera Company
Masonic Club
New Officers Installed by Lady Warwick Longe
The annual installation of officers of Lady Warwick Longe Daughters of St George at Eagle Hall drew many members despite stormy weather. Miss Beatrice Cuttell inducted new officers including Eva Jamieson as president and Bessie Austin as treasurer, with others named for secretary and assistants. A whist party follows the January 25 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Longe
Daughters of St George
Eagle Hall
Morse
Waltham
Beatrice Cuttell
Eva Jamieson
Rose Alien
Henrietta Bamford
Gladys Cuttell
Bessie Austin
Sarah Oates
Amelia Davis
Laura Parkin
Elizabeth Easthope
Annie Billett
Elizabeth
Card of Thanks from Crowley Family
The Crowley family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley & Family
Bag Lot Coal Supply Crises Reported in Maynard
Residents describe crowded coal yards with hundreds storming sites and taking large quantities by bag lot method. Andrew Peterson of Maynard Coal says shortages persist as delivery remains scarce and distribution favors some but leaves others without fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peterson
Maynard Coal Company
Ali
Baz
Mrs Corshia Died In Pittsburgh At 58
Mrs Mary Corshia of Walcott avenue died at her daughter's home in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania while assisting her daughter who was ailing. She was 58 and survived by a husband and two sons in this town and by her daughter in Pittsburgh. Funeral services were held Monday at St Bridget's Church in Topo and burial followed at St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Corshia
Walcott Ave
Pittsburgh
Alek
Corshia
Osbansd
St. Bridget's Church
Top O
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard Grange Guests Sleigh to Stow Grange Hall
A party of over 40 Maynard Grangers joined Stow Grange members Tuesday evening for a sleigh ride to Stow Grange Hall. Maynard entertainers presented a play titled Double Crosse featuring Miss Mabel Bishop and a cast including Adelaide Sims, Hilda Vaughn, Patrick H McGrath, Clifford Schofield, and Herbert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Lodge
Maynard Grange
Stow Grange
Maynard
Mabel Bishop
Adelaide Sims
Hilda Vaughn
Patrick H McGrath
Clifford Schofield
Herbert Young
Concord Carnival Outshines Manchester With Rope Towed Duo
Concord residents witnessed a Sunday spectacle as two double runners loaded with pays were towed through Main Street by a motor car using about 20 feet of rope. The event drew crowds despite Manchester offering a larger traditional double runner, highlighting Concord’s spirited celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Main Street
Manchester
Snowbound Town Struggles with Massive Winter Storms
Town reports thirty three inches of snow with plows operating daily for two weeks. Selectmen mobilize to clear sidewalks and roads, keep trucks moving, and maintain mail and commerce. Auto trucks warn of perishables lost as bananas and provisions freeze while trains resume carrying meals and mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayhard
teWts
Selectman
Pplowsa
Sreeters
Assabet Mills Bowling Team Beats Maynard Town
The Assabet Mills bowling team defeated Maynard Town at the local alleys Thursday evening. Peterson posted a three string total of 322 with a 116 as his high string, while Lynch had a 113 for the losers. Next Wednesday the teams meet again at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Mills
Maynard
Peterson
Lynch
Assabet
Oe Oon
Clements
Tucker
Skiing Gains Youth Appeal At Local Hills Resort
Skiing and snow shoeing grow in popularity among boys and girls as Parmenter’s hill offers a roc sized jump and Summer hill hosts a longer faster course. The sport echoes a bridging of eras from barren stave era to modern techniques as old-timers join in with grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter’s Hill
Summer Hill
Local Agent Thomas King Attends Baltimore Insurance Convention
Thomas King a prominent local insurance agent attended an insurance convention in Baltimore. Friends urge him to run for Selectman this year after his notable campaign last year securing a seat on the Overseers of the Poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas King
Baltimor
Mr. King
King
May Organize Radio Club Among Local Fans
Maynard sees a surge of radio enthusiasts with talk of forming a local radio club. The Enterprise offers co operation with area radio owners to organize and publish letters and opinions. Prominent listeners listed include Harlan Power Charles Persons William Litchfield Joseph Sehnai Arthur J Sullivan Morris Stuckert Frank Case Burton Coughlan and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Atlanta
Boston
Havana
Tulsa
Arizona
2 Joma
Boson
Pittsburgh
Enterprise
Radio Sans
Harlan Power
Charles Persons
William Litchfield
Joseph Sehnai
Arthur J. Sullivan
Morris Stuckert
Frank Case
Burton Coughlan
Harry Kreft
Arthur Dawson
George Champagne
Raymond Jones
George H. Gutteridge
Frank Prue
Frank Brayden
A. L. Morae
O. C. Drecker
Orville P. Tucker
Guyer Fowher
Ralph Jones
George Thompson
Harry Rodway
Richard Hilferty
Frank Ferris
Funeral Services for Mrs Michael Crowley Held at St Bridget's
Funeral services were held Thursday morning at St Bridget's church for Mrs Michael Crowley who died Monday night of last week. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Edward F Crowley with Rev Edwin Walsh and Rev E J McLaughlin assisting. Pallbearers included Harry Ledgard John Cleary Blanchard Weaver and Martin Thynne of Jamaica Plain. Burial followed in the family lot at St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michael Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Michael Crowley
Edward F. Crowley
Edwin Walsh
Desicon
E. J. McLaughlin
Concord Junction
Harry Ledgard
John Cleary
Blanchard Weaver
Martin Thynne
Jamaica Plain
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Long Dresses Urged for Some Girls
A brief item urges wearing longer dresses for certain girls. The column notes fashion expectations with lines indicating varied choices among girls and hints at social norms.
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Joseph Smith
Gavin Taylor
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Gilbert Hawkes
Tampa
Fla
Walter White
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Walter
Academy of Assumption
Wellesley
Idaho
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Worcester
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Grace Maley
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John Maley
Thompson St
Dominck Moore
Cimon
Wm. Moore
Maple St
Josephine DiStasio
Charles DiStasio
Florida
William Tobin
U. S
St. Bridgets Church
John Wiley
Woolworth
Lebanon
N. A
Frank McPartland
Francis Johnston
George Haskall
Susie Coady
Michael McNamarra
Russian Orthodox Churche
Gat Colonial Hall
Holyoke
Harry 5. Croft
Wert Croft
Helen C. Donahu
Patrick Londhue
So. Acton
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Alice Mikkonnen
Jaakii F. Pinled
William Boicourt
Congregational Church
Par ‘Gonage
F. A. Per Aina
Aerie Physican
Thomas F. Parker
Wilton
N. H
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Marine Orchestra
Hartford
Conn
Laoy Wamwien
Mrs
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Nike Inter-Box
Baming Wartere
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Ike Smith
S. E. McCleary
Main St
Finnan Haddie
Catsup
Maynard, Mass
Oecs
France
Adroit
Mile
Lucia Delong
Tadd
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Good Maxwell
Macone Bros
Mana
W. A. Haynes Co., Inc
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