Maynard Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Maynard residents hosted and visited friends over the weekend. A series of church meetings will run 17 consecutive evenings under RF Powell. The Norwong Athletic Club hosted a tie exhibition and a gymnastic display for ladies. Local clubs and individuals organized socials, installations, and notable visits, including sports, theater, and church activities across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Peterson
John Peter- Dorn
Great Road
Felix Powel
Jand
Ings
Je Norwong Athletic Club
Aus
Post Wareare
Sanalt Relieved Sufferers From Insomnia
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Sanalt easing sleeplessness and intense unease. The text notes relief, gratitude, and a shift from torment to rest, mentioning awakening, calm, and improved sleep through Sanalt.
Smile Week Draws National Endorsement Across Nation
The piece promotes Smile Week from February 5 to 12 as the least expensive nationwide movement with free benefits from smiling. It cites a gem about smiling using far fewer muscles than frowning and urges continual smiles beyond the designated week. Mentions William Naylor of the Business Men's association and lists several weekend social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Naylor
Business Men's Association
Promeanda
John Kate
Provide
R. J
Helen Coughlin
Jeremiah Lynch
Marlboro
Union Congregational Church Services and Plans
Rev. William Boichart outlines next Sunday's sermons The Golden Rule in Religion and Where Does the Sky Begin Good music expected with Mrs Gladys Stone Halliwell of Hudson to sing A troop committee for Boy Scouts will receive their charter Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Jan 25 continues Old Testament redemptive ideas from the Congregational Hand Book Leaders plan a memorable Christian Endeavor day on Feb 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boichart
Gladys Stone Haliwell
Hudson
Boy Scouts
Congregational Church
1919 Dodge Sedan For Sale At Coightan's Garage
Bargain price offered for a 1919 Dodge sedan. Inquiries to Coightan's garage on Summer Street in Maynard. Sale notice appears in local listings with contact at the established shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coightan
Summer St
Maynard
Aiiv
Life of Timothy Buckley Remains Full of Maynard Ties
Timothy Buckley died after a long illness at eighty three. He lived in Maynard for over fifty years and was survived by three daughters Julia Buckley and Mrs. Arie White of Maynard, Mrs. Daniel Traner of Newton, and four sons Morris Old Town Me John Franklin Timty Waltham and William Werton. The funeral will be held Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Maynard
Julia Buckley
Vrie White
Daniel Trainer
Newton
Morris
Old Town
John
Franklin
Timty
Waltham
William
Werton
Maynard Country Club to Elect Officers at First Annual Meeting
The Maynard Country Club plans its first annual meeting at the Masoni hall to elect officers. Current officers include George Hatteridge as president and William Brayden vice president. The club, aimed at golf enthusiasts, will remodel the estate dwelling for a caretaker’s home and a club house with electric lights and town water before spring. 145 members are enrolled with charter open to reach 200. Women are eligible for membership and are already showing interest as golf grows in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Country Club
Masoniall
Arene
George Hatteridge
Ole A Page
Ce Club
White Cross Guild to Hold Annual Ball at Colonial Hall
The Witte Cross Guild will stage its annual ball at Colonial hall on Friday evening January 27 with Sheridan's orchestra. Dancing runs 8 to 12. Tickets are in demand as receipts support local charitable work, with 100 percent of funds allocated to its stated purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte Cross Guild
Colonial Hall
Sheridan
White Cross Guild
Segomaiy Ity
Treasury
Installed Officers at Lady Warwick Lodge Induction
Miss Beatrice Cottell led the district deputies as officers were inducted at Eagles hall. New officers include Miss Eva Jamie son as president and Mary Doel as vice president with several fellow officers named. A social hour followed. Gladys Hlawell and others assisted with installations of Lady Roberts lodge in nearby Maynard. A large local delegation attended. The report also notes an upcoming meeting with entertainment and a guest invitation. Parker Street resident Nathan Punam died Saturday night in Ware with attendees including Mr. Dunham Mrs. Jackson and others attending the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb
Brensus
Bod Murphy & Snyder
Ladies’ Benevolent i
National Church
Jobe Marion Evons
Jo Sheehan
Glendale St
Digby
Morris Blatt
Pleasant St
Howard Oxner
Framingham
Charles Keene
Great Road
Roy McCormack
Waltham
George Boy
St. Ae Church
George Smith
Wilkesbarre
A. L. Morse
Ive Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Masonic
Ts. Raymond Hooper
Dorche
William Hooper
William Ross
Rock Prue
Boston
Frank ‘Prue
Summitt St
George Gutteridge
East Ware
N. H
Quincy Dramatic Club
Parker St. Hall
Maynard Efaist Club
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Medford
O. B
Harry Bates
Boy Scouts
Congregational Church
Guyer Fowler
Macorda Drug Store
Priendp
Mary Jixpring
Speen
Joyce
Mae Sullivan
Alfred Filbert
Northboro
Colonial Theatre
Arthur Wright
Johm Hancock Life Insurance Co
Roger Thayer
Somerville
Thayer
Theresa Carney
Priscila Club
Roderick McIver
Brooks St
Co-operative Hall
Ovnihan
Aux- Wary
Concord
Moynihan
Cameron
Acton’ St
Carlson
Florence
Rachel Gates
Murray
Albert Mullin
Boston Post
Mary Jones
Allen Koward
Henry Rodway
Gertrude Keene
Arthur Miélcolm
Gertrude Prescott
Jeanette Graham
Stella Cook
Mary Lefthead
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Concord Junction
Maynerd
Beatrice Cottell
Sarah Gates
Grace, Spence
Alice Brown
Amelia Davis
Warwick ‘Lodge
St. George
Eagles’ Hall
Eva Jamieson
Mary Doel
Mary Taylor
Ose Allen
Henrietta Bamford
Isabella, Kennedy
Lady Roberts Lodge
Maynard
Devaiy
Privileg
Nathan Punam
Manaam
Parker
Robert Ja Maple
Ware
Dunham
Jackson
Walter Denniston
Hazel Nelson
Maynard Lodge
George A. Allen
D. D
Suite of
Hudson
Moose Social Club Hosts Valentine Preparations
The Moose Social club met in Armory block for a lively evening with Maynard lodge officers and Moose wives and friends. An impromptu program of music and performances delighted attendees, and plans were set for a February 16 Valentine party led by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Social Club
Armory Block
Maynard Lodge
Moose
Abe Evenues
George Bison
Col. Murphy
Richaud Kelsey
W. Mattson
Greased Pigs Barn Dance At Parger Street Hall
A Young People's Socialist club hosts a barn dance at Parger St hall on Saturday January 28 featuring greased pigs and a long slippery chute with Modern orchestra led by Percy Dunlop. The next day January 29 an ice carnival at the Socialist playground Vose farm offers skating contests hockey games and a devil's sled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Socialist Club
Parger St. Hall
Percy Dunlop
Vose Farm
Old Folks' Dance Planned by White Cross Guild
The White Cross Guild will hold an Old Folks' defense dance Friday January 27 at Cooperative Hall with John Maley presiding. Members were asked to wear old fashioned costumes and a strong musical program followed with vocal solos by Mrs William Brown and Thomas King assisted by Miss Irene O Donnell Frank Maley Mae O Donnell Olive Morgan and Dorothy Hannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
John Maley
Guild
William Brown
Thomas King
Irene O'Donnell
Frank Maley
Dorothy
Funeral of Oldest In Town John K Fix
Funeral services for John K Fix oldest in town held at Congregation with Rev William Boicourt officiating A Welch lodge Masons led by bearers Wilbur Himlin Thomas Usher and Wm Naylor Burial in Glenwood family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. K
Wm. Boicourt
A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Wm. Naylor
Wilbur Himlin
Thomas Usher
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard Co-operative Store Installs Modern Bakery
The United Co operative Store on Main St plans a new bakery with a 14 by 16 foot brick oven built outside the main building to keep ashes out. Electrically operated mixers sifter and other new equipment ensure sanitation with strong ventilation. Five bakers employed as demand for United products grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Co-operative
United Products
Boston Post cane presented to Maynard's 95 year old Dennis Callahan
The oldest citizen cane, a gold headed Boston Post cane, was presented to Dennis Callahan of Prospect Court by Selectman Frank Binks and Robert Lester. The cane had belonged to the recently deceased John K. Fix. Callahan, a Maynard resident for over 50 years born in Ireland, is 95 and mentally sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Dennis Callahan
Prospect Court
Frank 8. Binks
Robert Lester
John K. Fix
Callahan
Maynard
Ireland
Hats at Fullontoh Hat Shop Opens at Maynard
Silk hats showcased at Fullontoh Hat Shop on 66 Main St Maynard opposite the post office with a wide line of elegant headwear for shoppers seeking refined style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullontoh
Main St
Maynard
P. O. Adv
Local Woman Seeks Cure for Family Cough
Mrs. P Rehkamp of 2004 Herman St Ky writes that Honey and Tar cough syrup helped eight children from babies onward but she cannot find a better remedy. She notes ongoing coughs and requests medicine suitable for men and women as well as children. Johnson Pharmacy at 79 Main Street is mentioned as a source.
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Anatosia
R. Cole
Cole
Upton
Ba Trewinese
Gata
Moat Council
Wil Hola
Masonic Ha
S. B. Shattuck
Jve
Brooks Street
Ardent
Corp
Henry Simonds
U. S. Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
John Simonds
Mma
Slena Sanalt
Amin
Ofl
Union Consrrgational Church
Timothy Buckley
Tata
Ars
Oie
Country Club
White’ Cross Guild
Patea CR Ke
Moose Glub Social
Broadway
Edison
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexall
Nason
Maynard, Mass
Distasio
Tel
Hamburg
Vermont Creamery
King Wheat
Macurda
Nason St
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
L. J. McCarthy
Oak Street
Mayard, Mass
Frank Lawton
Fire and Life Insurance
Frank J. McCarron
Concord St
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