Maynard K of C Council Holds First Lake Boon Outing
The first annual Maynard Council K of C gathering at Lake Boon drew 400 attendees. A program featured track and water events, a concert by Dr Louis Sullivan Frank Sheridan Albert Murphy with vocal numbers by Thomas King and Harlan Powers, plus a basket lunch. Junior Holy Name Athletic Assoc. athletes won many prizes in sprint, diving, and relay events.
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Maynard Council K. of C
Lake Boon
Twilight Club
Louis Sullivan
Frank Sheridan
Albert Murphy
Thomas King
Harlan Powers
John Hannon
Thomas Maley
John Gallagher
Dollar Day Dazzles Maynard Shoppers Across Town
Maynard stores hailed a big Dollar Day with hundreds of customers from surrounding towns. Consumers filled shops from opening to closing while orders from nearby towns were held by phone. Handbags and footwear drew the most attention as clerks struggled to keep up with the rush, and many buyers tried on goods directly at counters.
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Maynard
Dempsey
Merchants Satisfied as Busy Day Ends in Fair Trade
Merchants tired yet pleased, with smiles from solid sales and buyers happy with bargains. the atmosphere reflected a successful market day and contented crowds despite long hours.
Pythian Sisters Institute New Temple at Maynard
The Pythian Sisters Institute a new temple at the Maynard Masonic hall was instituted Wednesday evening with elaborate ceremonies led by Waltham Lodge degree team. New officers include Mrs Jessie Bell past chief and Mrs Theresa Fox most excellent chief with a slate of officers and trustees named for the order.
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New Temple
Maynard
Progressive Lodge
Temple of Pythian Sisters
Masonic Hall
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Waltham Lodge
New Lodge
Jessie Bell
Theresa Fox
Gertrude Tucker
Isabel Kennedy
Bertha Mason
Grace Spence
R. and C
Laura M. Fletcher
Mary Martin
Ellen Shearer
Marion Butterworth
Olive Richardson
Elizabeth Jamieson
Green
Minnie.a. Jones
Middleboro
Marlboro Wins Rubber Game In Maynard Benefit Baseball
Washington AC of Marlboro won the rubber game against the Junior Holy Name club in a Maynard benefit at Crowe Cark on Wednesday evening. Gate money was donated to the Maynard nine. Leominster junior team seeks a series after hearing of the JHN champions. JHN average age 14.
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Washington AC
Marlboro
Holy Name Club
Maynard Town
Crowe Cark
Maynard
Leominster
Area teams face age limit challenge in league play
The text notes a rule that teams may hold a series only if their roster averages 15 years or less, a standard applied across the state. It mentions the JHN nino and other squads facing opponents with older players, highlighting the pressure of age restrictions in competitions.
Farm Bureau Prizeouts for Massachusetts club workers
Miss Oda Peterson spent two days at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst as a prize winner for club work in the Massachusetts Farm Bureau. The outing honors Home Economics and Garden club workers. Miss Alice Murphy and Miss Annie Sherry will conduct private canning demonstrations to pick a Maynard representative for the Waltham Fair canning event this fall.
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Oda Peterson
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Massachusetts Farm Bureau
Alice Murphy
Annie Sherry
Boxboro
Canning Club
Maynard
Waltham
Maynard Marlboro Baseball Weekend At Crowe Park
Foley books Notre Dame Boston team as Saturday attraction at Crowe park. Marlboro to play Saturday July 30 and Sunday games draw about 1000 with good order. Maynard Hudson OBrien leads hitting. Wilder out since July 4 heat. Local golf club plans a new Whitney farm course near Acton Parmenter corner. Crowe park grandstand bids exceed budget. new bids expected this week.
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Boston
Crowe Park
Marlboro
Maynard
Prick Wilder
Springfield
Brick
Calvin Whitney
Birehurst Club
Fletcher Corner
Whitney Farm
Mt Vernon
Acton 81
Parmenter Corner
Concord St
Maynard Town Beats Newton Legion In Crowe Park Showdown
Maynard Town defeated the Newton Legion nine at Crowe park on Saturday. Umpire King faced protests from Newtons after they asked for a field umpire and were refused. Maynard showcased aggressive base running and timely squeezing plays while Downing held the visitors to four hits. Attendance was about 325 as the game ran under the reorganized Baseball Association with a $2 deficit covered from the treasury.
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Maynard Town
Newton Legion
Crowe Park
Newtons
Hudson
King
Umps
Tommie
Maynard
Tom Marsden
Morgan
W. Oates
Soules
Downing
Ayers
Hanny
Newell
Don Lent
Reorganized Baseball Association
Treasury
Mothers urged to bring babies to clinic at high school
A weekly baby clinic at the high school, 2:30 to 4:00 PM, under the Red Cross, began last week with six babies examined. Dr Edward Flaherty led the team with Red Cross nurse Mrs A E Columbia and assistants Mrs O S Fowler and Mrs William Coulter.
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Red Cross
Edward Flaherty
A. E. Columbia
O. S. Fowler
Wiliam Coulter
Columbia
Maple St
Red’ Cross
Edison Mazda Lamp Agent Displays Local Shop
An agent for Edison Mazda Lamp advertises a lamp store at 10 Everett Street in Concord offering a lamp for every socket and a contact telephone number 344-3 for inquiries.
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Edison Mazda
Local Vacation Roams Mirror Concord Junction Town Life
Mrs John Hughes vacations at Hampton Beach New Hampshire. Mrs Joseph Alexander visits Robert MacDonald in Middleboro. Miss Katherine Lawler spends summer at Nantasket Beach. Mrs G A Smith of Stow visits friends. Mrs White and Lizzie Hunter of Everett guests of the Balls. Frank Waite and family return from Fort Pond. King family hosts at Hyde Park. Madeline Ryan and Mary Connorton head to Peak's Island. T F Kelley family and Louise Lyons take Plymouth trip. Harry Jacobs family complete two week motor trip through New Hampshire. John Reilly and family to New York after visit with Patrick Reilly. Loretta Shattuck holidays at York Beach Maine. Robert Cousins returns from wedding trip and occupies Leighton home.
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John Hughes
Hampton Beach
N. H
Joseph Alexander
Robert MacDonald
Middleboro
Katherine Lawler
Nantasket Beach
G. A. Smith
Stow
White
Lizzie Hunter
Everett
P. H. Ballock
Frank Waite
Fort Pond
Frank King
Omas King
Hyde Park
Madeline Ryan
Mary Connorton
Peak's Island
T. F. Kelley
Frank
Thomas Jr
Louise Lyons
Plymouth
Harry Jacobs
New Hampshire
John Reilly
New York
Patrick Reilly
Crest_st
Loretta Shattuck
Middlesex Fire Insurance Co
York Beach
Robert Cousins
Leighton
Central St
Foot Caught in Wheel Causes Ankle Injury
Edward Gillegan suffered a broken ankle when his foot was caught in the wheel of a moving lumber team driven by I R Beharrel. He fell as boards slipped, but a companion’s shout alerted the driver and prevented worse harm. He was carried home by automobile and is recovering.
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Edward Gillegan
I. R. Beharrel
Beherrell
Chief Elected President At Firemen Relief Meeting
The quarterly meeting of the Firemen's Relief association was held Thursday evening at Central Fire Station. Silas A. Bean resigned as president and Chief Harry Tuttle was elected to fill the position. John Manning succeeds Mr Tuttle as vice president.
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Firemen’s Relief Association
Central Fire Station
Silas A. Bean
Harry Tuttle
John Manning
Tuttle
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