Maynard Woman Earns Bachelor of Science at Regis College
Miss Julia Lynch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Caom neling J Lynch of Nason Street, received a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics at Regis College Weston graduation exercises on June 7. She served as class secretary for two years and participated in the Louis Pasteur Club Home Economics Club Ethelon Athletic Association and Students Spiritual Council. Lynch is a Maynard High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
Ethelon Club, Athletic Association
Students Spiritual Council
Lynch
Maynard High School
Town Health Clinic Immunizes 120 Dogs This Week
Chairman TM Maynard reports 120 dogs inoculated against rabies at a town clinic held at the Town house. Dr. Alden Russell led the event with Josiah Herrick assisting, urging dog owners to vaccinate. The Board of Health plans another clinic if at least 50 more owners request it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ester Cowles
Board of Health
Alden Russell
Concord
Josiah H. Herrick
Herrick
Cowles
Parish Cadets In Flag Day And Summer Camp
Parish Cadets and Children of Mary Corps plan Flag Day activities next Friday. Girls must register by June 23 and boys by June 30 for Camp Joyce Kilmer at Scituate in July. Italian parish members observe St Anthony feast next Sunday. Rev Aguakitis, a Lithuanian priest, will hear confessions Friday afternoon.
Maynard High elects 1995 class superlatives in quirky text
Dorothy Harris wins prettiest. Robert Duggan and Piva Nyholm chosen as top boy and girl. Janes Ledgard and Catherine Allen named best dressed. Roy Lent and Josephine Novicki best dancers. Eddie O Dunnell crowned best looking boy. Elmer Salonius class genius. Gilbert Mann and Ruth Payton wittiest. Jordan's racer noted as favorite item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Dorothy Harris
Robert’ Duggan
Piva Nyholth
Robert
Miss Nyholm
Janes Ledgard
Catherine
Allen
Redgard O'Donnell
Josephine Novicki
Roy Lent
Eimer Salenius
Josephine Castelling
Kimer Salenius
Stella Rawbaszko
Edward Ledgard
Ruth Fayton
Gilbert Mann
Ruth Payton
Russell Jordan
Ace Pitcher
Gertrude Hetokila
Eddie O'Donnell
Elmer Salonius
Kero Tuomanen
Pootwallis
Jordan
Sudden Deaths Reported In Acton And Nearby Area
Mrs. Mary Tobin Jones, 66, of Maple Street Acton, died suddenly after hospitalization in Concord following pneumonia. Born in Ireland May 31 1882 she married Aaron T. Jones and lived in Acton 25 years leaving eight children and one grandchild. Funeral held Monday at South Acton Congregational Church. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery. In Maynard Miss Mary Goones 60 was found dead in her kitchen on Great Road by neighbor Mary Hagel. Medical examiner cited cause undetermined with no prior illness known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Jmmerson
Concord
Mary Bilen (Tobin) Jones
Ralph T. Jones
Mapie Street
Acton
William S
Arlene
Glenna
Laura
Mae
Helen
Russell
Martha
Sally
William
Nora Rogers
Hudson
Nan Allen
Newburyport
Jang McDonald
England
Iteward Tobin
Marlboro
Arthur B&b Beckett
South Acton Congregational Church
Ron—Mir
Mary Goones
Mary D. Hagel
Acton Garden Club Meeting in North Acton Hosted by Gowarn
Acton Garden Club met at Mrs. Hannah Gowarn’s North Acton home on a Wednesday afternoon. Speaker Mrs. William Perry discussed Wildflowers after a seven month garden tour of Italy England and Scotland and a rock garden. The club donated to beautify Acton High School grounds and planned a future meeting at Mrs Randall Woodworth in South Acton on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Garden Club
Hannah Gowarn
North Acton
William Perry
Leominster
Italy
England
Scotland
Edwards-Quimby Post A. L
Acton High School
Arantrevas
Legion
John F. Hough
Harold. Clapp
Randall Woodworth
South Acton
Acton High Wins Championship of New Sudbury Valley League
Acton High School won the championship of the New Sudbury Valley League at Wayland on Tuesday afternoon June 4. It was a pitchers duel between Acton's Fred Lawrence and Wayland's Neale, with both teams making sharp plays. Gilbert starred with two hits and a steal, scoring the tying run in the seventh. Acton won in the tenth as Wayland errors allowed Gilbert to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Wayland
Acton
Fred Lawrence
Neale
Jackie Farrar
Acton Boys
Ilbert
Smart
Gilbert
Stow Baseball Beats Sudbury In Tight Friday Game
Stow defeated Sudbury 6 to 4 in a tense late game. Bob Ross started for Sudbury but Stow capitalized on walks and a mishandled ball in the fifth to push ahead. Sudbury outbatted Stow with 9 hits to Stow's 6, but mistakes and aggressive baserunning by Stow sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Bob Ross
Sudbury
Stew
Maynard and nearby residents named on Boston University 1985 commencement list
From Boston University Boston Mass in the 62nd annual commencement 1200 graduates filled the Boston Arena Monday at 10 30 am. The list includes Maynard residents Catherine Congilan 44 Brook Street Bachelor of Arts. Jeanette Gertude Smith Sudbury and Carol y Whitney Smith Lexington. Robert Charles Mara Lexington 22 Muzzy Street Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Carolyn Whitney Smith Bedford Street Bachelor of Science in Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Boston University
Boston Arena
Maynard
Catherine Congilan
Brook Street
College of Liberal Arts
Theta Phi Alpha
Sonnomere
Secstary
Gaigma Delia Cabinit
Women Athletic Association ('Abinet
North
Sudbury
Jeanette Gertrude Smith
Mts
Lexington
Robert
Charles Mara
Muzzy Street
College of Business Administration
Delta Sigma Pi
Newman
Chile
Carolyn
Whitney Smith
Bedford Street
School of Eduction
Gree Club
West Concord Man Herbert Gray dies after illness
Herbert S Gray a West Concord resident for sixteen years died Wednesday evening at Emerson Hospital after a period of declining health. Born February 15 1883 in Bucksport Maine he worked as an express messenger with the Railroad E Express and lived in Worcester Portland and finally West Concord. He was a member of Concord Lodge Odd Fellows West Concord Union Church and Community Men of the church. He married Elsie M Ganaway June 17 1908 and is survived by wife a son Gerald S Gray a daughter Doris E Gray two brothers and four sisters. Funeral held at 70 Central street West Concord with Rev Alfred W Stone. burial at Churchill Cemetery Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Herbert S Gray
Themerson Hospital
Herbert Sylvester (Gay
Bucksport
Maine
Sylvester
Ellen (Staples) Gray
North Brookfield
Elsie M Ganaway
Gray
Eexpress
Worcester
Portland
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Central Street
Alfred W. Stone
Walter B Renhult
Harry B. Carroll
John P. Peterson
Frank KE Waite
Raymond G Eggleton
Robert McAuley
Churchill Cemetery
Framingham
Stone
Mr. Gray
Gerald S Gray
Doris E Gray
Ernest Gray
Philadelphia
James Gray
Montague
Michigan
Ida Gray
West Brooksville
Lena Grindle
North Brooksville
Inez Staples
Lydia
Whist for Camp Fund Brings Winners Named in Scituate Event
A Friday night whist party at Cooperative Hall, hosted by Joyce Kilmer Circle for the Scituate camp fund, listed prizewinners including Mrs Reid Theresé Carbone Amy U Brayden Hileen Mahoney Sophie Veleno and many others. The event drew a long roster of participants and supporters.
Concord Bears Reading 8 5 in Baseball Showdown
Concord High School defeated Reading 8 to 4 after leading 5 to 2 at Reading. Loughlin hit a homer and drove in runs as Cook Williams Parke Tompkins contributed multiple hits to secure the win and extend Concord’s streak to five victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Reading
Concord
Cook
Williams
Cook’s
Wwil- Concord Skane Radulskille
Lakers
Aca Ceek
O'Brien MW
PeZaney
Nutter Po —-Ceepeserce
Iicoceccs Cies
Macon
Loughlin
Parks
Done
White
Skefield
Lawlor
Delaney
Brrore Symes
Nelson
J Mara
Shane
Lake
O'Brien
Johnson Receives Bangor Theological Seminary Degree
In the same week South Acton-Roland W B Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Albion Johnson of River Street, earned a degree from Bangor Theological Seminary. He preached his first sermon in Dennysville, where the church voted to call him as pastor and he accepted. He is an Acton High graduate and a noted athlete. His brother Dr Raymond Johnson of Newton Hospital visited the family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Roland W B Johnson
Albion Johnson
Riverstreet
Bangor, Maine
Dennys
Raymond Johnson
Newton Hospital
Burial for Acton native Mrs Lacie A Jones Howard
Mrs Lacie A Jones Howard of Acton was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery last Sunday. Born June 9, 1858, she married Horace M Howard on November 14, 1888 in Acton and lived here until her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Lacie A. (Jones) Howard
Bien C Piper
South Acton
Woodlawn
School Committee Seeks New Bids Ahead of Flag Day Urging Action
The school committee calls for new bids as Flag Day approaches and urges all other parties to participate. Officials stress timely responses and equal opportunity for contractors. The notice highlights the ongoing bidding process and civic engagement.
Tribute to Miss Naylor at church gathering
A social gathering honored Miss Naylor for her church service. Attendees presented a fountain pen set, books, and flowers in appreciation of her contributions.
Concord Class of 1905 marks 30th reunion
The 1905 Concord High graduates gathered for a 30th anniversary reunion. Miss Gladys Niven read the Class History and there were remarks by Mr. Potter. Eighteen attendees included officers, local residents, and relatives, with several distant guests joining from New Jersey, Illinois, Washington, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Augustus Klock
Gladys Niven
Mr. Potter
Marcus Webber
Herbert Kingman
Ruth Welch
Frank Miner
Clarence Jones
William L. Eaton
Alice C. Howe
Misa Harriet P. Rood
Misa
Helen Egbay Fy
Missy Ellery
Warren Blodgett
Lincoln
Bedford
Helen Moore
Concord
Elizabeth Meade Franks
Beverly
Luther Franks
Maiden
Hannah Pfeiffer
Richard Potter
N. H
Charlotte Reed Robbie
Quincy
William Robbie
Katherine Shaughnessey Mullen
White Valley
George R. Shepard
Police recover clothes and hosiery from local theft gang
Chief of Police Joan Connors recovered a suit of clothes and hosiery taken from Lever's store. Local and Quincy police cooperate on the stolen goods case and expect an arrest soon as part of a gang responsible for a Quincy store robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joan Connors
Lever
Quincy
Suspe SD
Reverend Olat M Leaves Concord for Britt Church Call
After years in Concord the Free Church pastor Reverend Olat M accepted a call to serve a church in Britt. He will oversee the nearby farming district and assist two surrounding areas. The move follows the death of his son and the family’s wish for a smooth transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Olat M
Free Church
Britt,low
Moody Bible Instit
Gordon College of Missions
Johnson
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