Maynard Sports Scene Beefs Up With Hudson Clash
Maynard crowds pack Crowe park as the Maynard team meets Hudson in a key second-season clash. Manager Foley emphasizes progress toward a competitive series, with Concord and Acton groups eyeing the outcome. Sunday features Maynard vs Waltham A A at Crowe park to close the weekend.
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Boston
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Brien
War Club
Mike Foley
Waltham A. A
Birth rate low not a Roosevelt doctrine
The article notes a decline in births among native stock in the first half of the year. It lists 69 total births with 21 American names and 48 foreign names, led by Polish with 20, Finnish 13, Italian 11, and four others. It compares to eight births in the same period in 1920.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Grangers Host Annual Children’s Night at Odd Fellows Hall
Nearly 200 youngsters, guests of Maynard Grange, enjoyed a festive evening at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. S Thompson Blood of Concord Junction led the entertainment, ice cream cones kept cheerful smiles, as a dedicated committee including Mrs Eugene Thompson and others arranged the event.
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Maynard Grange
S. Thompson
Garden party planned at St Bridget’s Parish residence
Plans for St Bridget’s Parish garden party on the parochial residence lawn run Thursday to Saturday of next week with a different program each evening. Tickets went on sale this week with strong demand and a food sale is planned Friday evening at West Acton to aid one of the tables.
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St. Bridget’s Parish
West Acton
Marlboro K of C Plans First Fort Meadow Picnic
Marlboro Cowell K of C organizes a first annual gathering at Fort Meadow picnic grove on Sunday July 31. Green of Hunson will cater a high class menu as delegates from district councils attend a dinner expected to serve over a hundred. The event includes morning games and a baseball match on the grounds.
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Lent Signs with Braves Then Sent to Hartford
Don Lent signed with the Braves last week and was sent to Hartford Connecticut to play one game before being returned to the Braves. The Hartford club balked at his salary guarantee while Lent also played with Hudson at Spencer on Sunday and rejoined the Braves on Monday. His brother says Pon has signed with the Braves rest of the season and may be farmed out if not kept with the team. John Lent attends Knights of Pythias district deputies meeting in Worcester this evening.
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Harvard admission for Charles Leerer MHS class of 1921
Charles Léerer of MHS class of 1921 received word he was admitted to Harvard College. He earned 18 A grades in four high school years with 1934 units, was allowed to take four comprehensive exams in English French Latin and mathematics, served four years as class president, and earned a football letter. He plans to study law after an A.B. at Harvard.
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Charles Léerer
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Avard
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Maynard Golf Club to Organize on Calvin Whitney Farm
Local golf interest grows as residents plan the Maynard Golf Club on 68 acres of the Calvin Whitney farm. A nine hole course will be laid out with club facilities. membership costs $25 yearly. Registrations are taken by James J. Ledgard Howard A. Wilson William Brayden and Charles Courtney.
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Local Notes on Visitors and Trips Around Town
M Tessier of Leominster called up friends in town. Albert nt of Lynn was a recent guest of Oliver Blanchette. Lincoln st Raward Rougeau of Elm st went on a six weeks trip to Canada.
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Elmst
W Ve
Canada
Quiet Assabet Shores Sailors Spot Nude Aphrodites
Two fishermen on the Assabet recall a hot night when three women rose from the water near a secluded swimming place and swam ashore without bathing suits. The incident drew a foreign language shout and a paddle to shore as locals echoed the tale amid summer gossip.
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Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine Dresses Sale
Manufacturer's Cloak and Suit House offers Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine dresses at $17 this Friday and Saturday, values listed from $27.50 to $32. Located at 35 Main Street Maynard adv.
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Record yarn from Maynard party aboard King Phillip
Reported high seas tale from a Maynard party aboard the King Phillip off Boston light. Hans Erickson allegedly hooked the biggest cod but could not land it, a bird interrupted the tale with a request for the fish’s dimensions.
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King Phillip
Boston
Hans Erickson
Atlantic
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Ray Phelan
Frank Taylor
Hans
Special Bargains in Dry Goods at Maynard Store
Manufacturer's Cloak and Suit House Inc. advertises dry goods bargains at 35 Main Street Maynard. This local notice promotes reduced prices and special sales at the retailer's storefront.
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Main St
Maynard
Maynard Men Rally for Annual River Outing and Picnic
About 100 Maynard business men clerks and friends traveled in 25 cars to River Hurst via the Coggford river for an annual outing. P J Sullivan Samuel Lever William Naylor Frank E Taylor Columbus Rainville led the group with pennants flying. A day of running races a married vs single baseball game and a chicken dinner followed with a surprise tribute to O C Drechsler for his town and industry contributions. An impromptu concert and water sports capped the afternoon.
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Samuel Lever
William Naylor
Frank E. Taylor
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P. J
Jin Hilferty
O. C. Drechsler
Assabet Mill
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Subkivan
Drechsler
Georgette and Organdie Dresses on Sale This Week
Georgette and Organdie dresses available in size 16, foot4 at 37 each this week. EMT only. Manufacturer's Cloak and Suit House Inc located on Main Street in Maynard.
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Manufacturer's Cloak and Suit House Inc
Main Street
Maynard
Lurline Bingen Wins Olds-Whipple Trot at Windsor
Lurline Bingen, part of Matt Peter’s stable, captured the $2000 Olds-Whipple state trot at Windsor Connecticut on Wednesday July 6. D O C, another Peterson horse, finished third. Four Peterson string horses will race on the Northampton short circuit Thursday through Saturday. Joe Johnson rides for the Peterson stable this season.
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Matt Peterson
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Conn
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Selectmen
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Boston
Maynard
Frank O'Brien
Harold Morgan
Don Lent
Hudson
Spencer
Braxton
Boston Braves
Ice cream prices fall to near prewar levels
Local soda fountains cut prices last week with a war tax, dropping cones to 1½¢ and bulk ice cream to 60c a quart, pleasing shoppers especially children.
Well Known Spinner Dies in Natick
Thomas Smith of Natick former Assabet mill spinner died Wednesday night at Peter Bent Brigham hospital Boston of valvular heart trouble. He came from Rockville Conn to Natick and after 15 years here left to study law then practiced in Boston with brother John as partner. He was 47, survived by mother and sisters and brother, and the family had recently bought a Natick farm. Funeral and burial were held in Natick at St Patrick's cemetery.
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Waltham
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Rockville
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Brooklyn
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Bargrinsjin Suk Presses Friday Saturday Dresses Ad
Advertisement announces 25 dresses priced at 15 dollars for Friday and Saturday. From Manufacturer's Cloak and Suit House Inc located at 35 Mainstreet Maynard.
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