Maynard News Highlights Local People and Guests
Maynard residents hosted relatives and visitors at homes on Summer and Maple streets. Attendees included Rev Garland and family from Brooks street, Miss Francee Adams, former teacher, and Dr John Ivey of Worcester. A Sudbury team beat Maynard T T, with upcoming games against City Club and Crowe park exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
Bertha Batley
Concord
CC Garland
Duckworth
Maple Street
Boon Lake
Mre Garland
Brooks Street
Philip
Contoocook
N. H
John Ivey
Worcester
Methodist Church
Bible School
Garland
34 Street
Old Orchard
Maine
iMr
Harold Croft
Arlington
John Croft
Vernon Street
Francee Adams
Martin Mosher
Holliston
Joseph Jack
Joseph
Herbert Martin
Lincoln Street
Sudbury
Maynard T. T
Crowe
Maynard
Maribors
Crowe Park
Teresa Kittridge
Clinton
White Plain
N. Y
Arline Priest
Walcott Street
William C ‘Purdy
Waltham
Knights of Pythias
Marlboro
Progressive’ Lodge
John Boyle
Dorchester
George McCormick
George Elson
Alan M Perry
Fall River
Perry
Eison
George
H. Creighton
York Beach
Mmr
Benjamin Brown
Harold Brown
Mreé Clarke
Kensington
Joseph Glickman
American Supply Company
Plymouth
Harold
Maynard News Highlights Local Visits Elections and Honors
Camp Spaulding hosts council hopefuls while Palmer leaves for Rog for a lengthy family visit. Alice Fearna wins the Franklin Medal at high school. Gifford plans Harvard study. Brayden named Maynard High School fall team captain. New Maynard bowling alleys change hands with Liam Macey as owner and Verner as manager. Graduates Driscoll and Lever pass the bar exam alongside local friends hopeful for successful careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fearna
Ington Franklin
of the
M. Gifford
Harvard College
Matter Brayden
Bain of Maynard High School
Dp. Wilson
Newtasket
Elizabeth Murray
DeMars
Gloucester
Irene O'Donnell
Tewksbury
T --J- O'Donm
Summit Street
Liam Macey
New Maynard
J A Verner
Macey
Powers Family Guests Visit Before Move to New York
Mr and Mrs Harlan Powers and two children visited Mrs Mary Powers on Lincoln Street before Harlan's transfer to New York. He has been a radio operator at Houston Maine and will serve as an official at the main office of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. He stopped en route to his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Post
Harlan Powers
Mary Powers
Lincoln Street
iMr. Powers
Houston
Maine
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Five Year Old Jacquiin Glian Hosts Birthday Party
The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Glian on Main street marked her fifth birthday with a small party. About 30 guests attended including Mr and Mrs Max Cook of Sanford Missouri and their three children. Also present was Morris Cook a Tufts College student and Mrs Cook, sister of Mrs Glickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquiin
Joseph Glian
Main Street
Jmr
Max Cook
Sanford, Mé
Igid Morris Cook
Tufts College
Fellowship Party for Charles Courtney at Alka Temperance Hall
Charles Courtney former overseer of the Sewing and Burling department at the Assabet Mill received a fellowship party from associates at Alka Temperance Hall on a recent evening. He was given a gold watch and his wife a bouquet. Music and a social followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Courtney
Assabet Mill
Alka Temperance Hall
Main Street
Courtney
Me ate Wee The af Peete Typewriter Company Awards
The Meat Wee af Peete Typewriter Company receives three silvers and two certificates for typewriting proficiency. Miss Helen Forsten Ebba Kivin en and Mary Katie receive silver pins in a ceremony. Helen Nee and Helen For sten are noted among the awardees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat Wee
Af Peete Typewriter Company
Helen Forsten
Ebba Kivinen
Mary Katie
Helen Nee
Local Star Michael Zaporeskie Named Captain for Next Season
Michael Zaporeskie, a three letter man achieving the coveted M in basketball football and baseball, was elected captain of the high school team for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Zaporeskie
Crack Shots to Exhibit at Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Boston’s Wm. G. Hill and Maiden’s Dr. Thomas Madden will present an exhibition of rifle shooting at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club outing held at the new Whitepond clubhouse tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Hill
Boston
Thomas Madden
Maiden
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Whitepond
Legion Auxiliary Meets to Honor Poppy Sellers
Maynard notes a regular Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday night July 8 at Legion headquarters A report from the state convention will be given by delegates A party for the girls who sold poppies in the recent drive is planned Mrs Michael Luker is chairman of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Headquarters
Michael Luker
BO WANTED Apply at American Supply Co Maynard
Job listing notes a boy is wanted to apply at American Supply Company located at the corner of Na son and Summer Streets in Maynard. The notice directs applicants to seek employment at the local hardware firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Supply Co
Corner Nason
Summer Sts
Maynard
NAYLORS OBSERVE SILVER WEDDING
The silver anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joshua Naylor on Brooks Street was quietly observed at a family gathering. Their two daughters Dorothy and Phyllis Naylor assisted at the observance and the couple received many gifts flowers and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Naylor
Brooks Street
Dorothy
Phyllis Naylor
Union Congregational Maynard Plans Summer Union Services
Rev. William Boicourt notes the continuation of summer union meetings in Maynard. Dr. Garland of the Methodist church visited, inviting participation and delivering a benediction. The first union service is set for next Sunday at 10 45 in the Methodist church with July services to follow. Emmanuel Taylor and the church distributed The Potter's Wheel issue highlighting a report on supporting twelve boys in Dr. John X. Miller's school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational
Maynard
Mass
William Boicourt
Garland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hig
Emmanuel Taylor
Methodist Church
John X. Miller
Maynard Defeats Woburn City 4-1 at Crowe Park
Maynard T. T. beat Woburn City 4-1 Sunday at Crowe Park in a fifth straight win for Maynard. Pitcher Billy Lovering held the visitors to four hits while Paul Kelleher of Holy Cross Freshmen was scored for nine hits. Key plays included Fingard’s second frame double and a squeeze bunt by White, as Maynard opened a lead that grew with a passed ball and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard T. T
Woburn City Club
Crowe Park
Billy Lovering
Paul Kelieher
Holy Cross
Invaders
Hal. Morgan
Dick Lawson
Doherty
Johnston
Cointy
Tufts College
Fingard
Pward
Kelleher Sn
Acton
Local Track Team Expects No Losses Under New Four Year Rise
The article notes Irenee Glickman and other athletes on the local track team with coaches pledging no losses as a four year rise takes effect next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches
Brobiom
Wooldrige
Irenee
Glickman
No Deaths For Nearly Three Months In Maynard
Maynard records no deaths from May 3 to June 3, a rare town statistic amid a period of calm for the community. Visitors note an influx of pretty girls along the avenues, described as belonging to the flapper age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Grim Reaper
McGrath Wins With 28 Net At Maynard Club
McGrath won the weekend golf tournament at Maynard Country Club with a net 28 after a three quarter handicap on eighteen holes. Dr John Wallon of Concord was second, with Harry Miller and George Lynch tied for third. Paudjlen led with a low gross of 48, while Sheridan was second with 49. The club, 185 members strong, imposed a $60 initiation fee and tightened play rules prohibiting women guests on Saturdays Sundays and holidays before 4 pm, which did not affect women members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
P McGrath
Maynard Country Club
John Wallon
Concord
Harry Miller
George Lynch
Paudjlen
C Sheridan
Concord Woman Feted on Bon Voyage Party for Ruth Raymond
Ruth Raymond, of Concord, was feted at a Bon Voyage party hosted by Mrs. Glenwood Swett in Maynard. Guests included Maynard women such as Mrs Merrick, Mrs Grace Merrick, Mrs Hilda Mansfield, Mrs Margaret Parker, Mrs Anne Drescher, Mrs Rachel Cleary, Mrs Grace Tucker, Mrs Mabel Martin, Mrs Huldah Taylor and Mrs Hazel Case. Raymond sails for England on Friday July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
ResBon
Mies Ruth Raymond
Tubdard Street
Glenwood Swett
Bent Avenue
Maynard
Mise Raypole
Euests
Margaret “Merrick
Grace Merrick
Hilda Mansfield
Margaret Parker
Anne Drescher
Rachel Cleary
Grace Tucker
Miss Ethel Butterworth to Teach Mathematics Next Year
Miss Ethel Butterworth will teach mathematics at the local high school next year. She has previously taught at Arlington High School. John Provasoli, GC teacher at Roosevelt School, is transferred to a new post. John Rikkola of Gloucester is engaged to teach first grade. Mr and Mrs Harry Fowler of Washington DC and Mrs Catherine Maginis are staying in Brant Rock for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel. Butterworth
Misa Butterworth
Arlington High School
John Provasoli
Roosevelt School
Main. Street
John Rikkola
Gloucester
Harry Fowler
Washington, DC
Inyer Fowler
Catherine Maginis
Brant Rock
Maynard Wo vestenday Flag Tournament Winners Named
Mrs Helena Murphy won the flag tournament of the MaynardWo vestenday event. Mrs Mora and Mrs CW Goward placed in the placing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Murphy
Maynard
Mora
CW Goward
Firat
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Perry in Maynard
Mrs Joseph Perry of 37 Actonst Maynard was surprised at home with gifts and flowers on her 73rd birthday observance. Relatives from Wisconsin, New Jersey, Springfield, Hartland, and Maine sent greetings or gifts. sixteen grandchildren sent presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perry
Actonst
Perry
Wisconsin
Maynard
Bron, Mee
Catt Turner and Perry
This Town
Josephety
Newer
N. J
A. Dragon
Springfield
Union Services to be Held at Local Methodist Church
The note says Methodist and other churches will hold joint services next Sunday at 10 45 in the Methodist church with Rev C Garland delivering a sermon titled The Wiser Patriotism. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend these union services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rney Dion
I Methodist Church
C Garland
Suede
White Shoes Take Spotlight In Local Pageant
Local recap highlights Rickles, renowned sponsor, and a standout performance by Plenty of White Shoes in a staged event. Details remain sparse but the piece notes notable appearances and community attention.
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Alice Pearns
Annie Thompson
Bridge
Adams
Concord Junction
Mary Jones
Thomas Furley
Hudson
Parker Street
Great Road
Roy V. McCormark
Hyannis
Alice McDonald
New York City
Ernest McDonald
Park Street
Atlen Perry
George Bison
Gutteridge
Spaulding
Palmer
Rog
Ster Sawyer
Driscoll
Heastern
Law
Charles M. Lever
Fellowship Party
Shepard’s
Nason St
Mayfiard
Mayacry Company
Walnut St
Paes
Gruber Bros. Furniture
John Dora
Main
Woburn City
Baynarad
Tere Neene
Cuneo
Wweee
McDonald
Ta Cc
Kelleher P
Wenn
Woburn Racae
Feiss
Morgan
Connors
Lovering
Tee
Shearfaice
M. White
Connolly
Uti" Dohentike
Beaton
Cr Kelleher
McGrath
Poudre
Coon
Rogers
Gillette Razors
Gillette
U. S
Gov't
Rset
Tartalax
Voile
Nacy Inc. Oo
Main.s . Eec
T Safe Drug
William Smith
Pine Street
White Horse Beach
Nas Street
Quincy
John Elwid
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