Maynard News Highlights Local Folks and Events
A crowded week of social calls, family trips, and community notices fills this Maynard roundup. Guests travel from Orange New Jersey to Scituate Maine while locals visit relatives in New York City, Waltham and Wells Maine. Several town figures attend camps, church events, and labor meetings as students, scouts, and firefighters engage in summer activities.
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MacBinney
Arther Merril
Old Orchard
Ign Nellie Hatmon
Walnut Street
Rue Bariteau
Willem Lin
Scituate
Mas
Craig Binks
Pinersen Hospital
Mary ‘Powers
Lincoln St
Rence
Newey
Watts
Federation of Labor
Stockwell
Leroi Lincoln
Falmouth
Navy Seaman Andrew Mitzcavitch Receives Honorable Discharge
Andrew Mitzcavitch of Pumping Station Road has been honorably discharged from the U S Navy after serving for several years. He began at a Receiving Ship entry, moved to New York then the battleship Shg, later Hampton Receiving Ship, and completed service as a third class gunners mate on the U S S Raleigh.
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Andrew ” Mitzcavitch
U. S. Navy
Mitzcavitch
New
Shg
Hampton
U.S.S. Raleigh
Witness Installation Unites VFW and Auxiliary Leaders in Boston
Charles Luker commander of Maynard post and Mrs Margaret Kredt led forty members to a joint installation at the Statler Hotel in Boston. Mary Cheney conductress of Maynard Auxiliary was installed as color bearer of the State Auxiliary.
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Charles Luker
Maynard Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Margaret Krd
Auxiliary
Pfers
State Department
Statler Hotel
Boston
Mary Cheney
Maynard Auxiliary
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and family
We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to all those who were kind to us during our loss. We are Mrs Helen Ry and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ry
Home town Fourth ideas stir unity and sports
Maynard editor proposes a noncommercial Old Home Day to unite diverse local clubs via dancing concerts fireworks and a town games festival. The piece praises fellowship across nationalities and notes sports figures and events in the region including document references to Kennth Durant Ernie Schaaf and local leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Waarte Jones Nogue
Rudy Jahm
Clinton Turners
Fita
Middlesex League
Kenneth Durant
Pepperell
St. Casimir’s
Parl’s Kendra
Wasiuk
Ernie Schaaf
Jim Maloney
Shamrs
Schaff
Malomey
Schaaf
Three Appointments by School Committee
The school committee appointed three Maynard teachers for the high school: Miss Florence Ser graduate of Radcliffe, Miss Ruth gen graduate of Bates, and Charles Manty graduate of MAC. Miss Margaret Kane was named teacher of the third grade at Bancroft Street school.
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Maynard
Florence Ser
Uate
Radcliffe
Ruthgen
Bates
Chiarles Manty
MAC
Margaret Kane
Bancroft Street
Minors to Require Fishing Licenses Under New Law
A revision of the Fish and Game laws requires minors aged 16 to 18 to obtain fishing licenses after July 28. Licensing is at the discretion of Town Clerks, and applications must be in writing with written consent from a parent or guardian.
Concord Man Visits The Enterprise A Blast From Past
Marlboro native and former resident Marlboro Louis B Talbot of Cincinnati visited Concord yesterday on business and found time to renew acquaintances with several old friends. He paid a return visit to the Enterprise office where he was connected 44 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Louis B Taltot
Cincord
Businss
Talbot
Middlesex
Servi
Longtime Maynard Matriarch Mrs Mary Ann Naylor Dies at 91
Mrs Mary Ann Naylor of Maple Street widow of Thomas Naylor died peacefully at 1 45 am at home. Born in England she lived in Maynard 62 years and was active in the Methodist church. Survived by three daughters Ada Hodgess Marion Naylor Jane Naylor and two sons Joshua and William with six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral planned for Friday at 2 pm in the Methodist church.
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Maynard
Mary Ann Naylor
Maplestreet
England
Thomas Naylor
Whter
Methodist
Carney Family Holds Reunion in Sudbury
The James Carney family held the second annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Roger Thayer in Sudbury. Attendees included Albert and Carney relatives from Franklin, Frank McCarron, Katharine Harington, William Carney from Maynard, Harold Hamilton, Annie Clark from Lawrence, George Haggerty and son George from West Concord, Frank Kenney and family from Arlington, and Roger James and Teresa Thayer. Plans were made to hold the next reunion next year with music and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hart
Walnut Street
Thomas Naylor
Brooks Street
Street
Ot Waittar
Ean Francis Cleary
Boltate
Rees Smitth
William Smith
Pine Street
Ringety Lakes
Allston
Arthur McMentaan
Ata
the Immaculate Conception Sodality
St. Bridgets Church
Holy Name Society
Fitchburg
Lake Witton
Templeton
Maynard
James Carney
Roger Thayer
Sudbury
Albert Carney
Franklin
Frank McCarron
Katherine Harington
William Carney
Harold Hamilton
Annie Clark
Lawrence
George Haggerty
George
West Concord
Frank Kenney
Eirtt
Arlington
Roger
James
Teresa Thayer
Thayer
Winners at Whist at Veterans of Foreign Wars HQ
A large crowd attended an evening whist party on Monday hosted by the V F Auxiliary social committee at the Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters. Prizes were awarded to Elizabeth Reid Mary Leyden Elmer Mattson Sophie Walsh and many others including Annie Conway Margaret McCarthy Helena Wad ward Hoffman and Michael Towler.
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Maynard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F . Auxiliary
Hannah Foleys
Elizabeth Reid
Margaret Murray
Lizabeth Reid
Mary Leyden
Elmer Mattson
Sophie Walsh
Fred Palmer
Annie Conway
Margaret McCarthy
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