Maynard News Highlights Local Social and School Events
Maynard residents report visits from relatives including John Driscoll of Watertown and Miss Verna Norian, with church services and lectures at Union Congregational Church. The Maynard sewer commission elected Thomas Tierney as chair and Harold Lyons secretary, and a Washington Birthday party attracted Rainbow for Girls and Eastern Star members.
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Francis O'Brien
Dorchester
Elizabeth Binks
Evelyn Gould
Watertown
Vincent Club
Lillian Weaving
Maple Street
George ‘Thane
Bradford Case
Dennis Farnell
Trinity College
Hartford
Connecticut
Sewer Commission
Thomas Tierney
Harold Lyons
A. J. Bourke
Masonic Hall
Maynard Assembly
Rainbow
Eastern Star
Frank. Gottfler
Roberta
Dorothy
Wells
Li D. Wilson
C.E.S
Magdalupe
Virginia Collins
Elizabeth Collins
Concord Street
State Teachers College
Eyinnis
Miss Colling
Frederick L. Ahen
Silver Tea and local church notices at Maple Street scene
The Philathea class of the Meth addst church conducted a Silver Tea at Miss Harriet Naylor’s Maple Street home with a braided rags and china ware exhibition. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Laura c The Adel phi Clags will meet at Mrs Dorothy Alving’s Wolcott Street. The Methodist Church cooperates with Maynard churches in a School of Religious Bureau. A communion service is planned next Sunday at Union Congregational Church. Rev J Rex Shepler will speak on The Sacredness of Service.
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Meth‘addst
Harriet Naylor
Maple Street
Ladies Aid
Laura C“Thei
Adelphi Clags
Dorothy Alving
Wolcott Street
Methodist Ghunch
Maynard
School of Religious Bureau
Union Congregational Suntrch
Phére
J. Rex Shepler
Maynard Union Church Hosts Inspiring Musical Sermon
The Maynard Union Congregational Church held a candlelight service led by a Boston Conservatory graduate who spoke on the race story from slavery to present contributions in science and art. Next Sunday a Sioux Indian chief is slated to speak as part of continued special services.
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Watertown
Mery
Riend
Reece Sheple
John Driscoll
Kia Serzeant
Nic ‘ Iscoll
Pine ‘Street
Union Congregation
Verna Nori
Union Church
Conservatory of Music
Boston
Howard Weaving
Loraine Koch
Lois Murray
Ralph Smith
Acton
Maynard
Board of Visitors
Gertrude Keene
Amateur wrestling tournament set for Parker Street hall
Teams from Peabody Gardner Fitchburg and Maynard will vie in an amateur wrestling event next Saturday night under the Tarmo A C at Parker Street hall. Four weight classes will be contested. Maynard entrants include Matti Tevo 170 pounds Carl Bilts on 150 Edwin Williams 127 Eugene Jokisaari 135 Harold Lever 247 John Malcolm 147 Lauri Kauppi 127 and Albert Kauppi 497 pounds.
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Maynard
Peabody, Gardner, Fitchburg
Parker Street Hall
Tarmo A. C
Matti Tevo
Cark Biltson
Eric Wette
Harold Lever
John Malcolm
Patricia Ellis Shines in George Arliss Picture
Broadway actress Patricia Ellis earns top female role in George Arliss film The King's Vacation. Her breakout performance leads to her being cast opposite James Cagney in upcoming Picture Snatcher.
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Patricia Ellis
George Arliss
Patricia Els
James Cagney
Commander Kate Smith and Hollywood Links Highlight A List
A fragmented clip notes Kate Smith, now honorary commander of American Legion posts in many cities, greeted by a band in Washington DC. Rouben Mamoulian praised as a top screen star asset. Wynne Gibson under contract to Paramount. a 25 foot python traveled from Snakeville Texas to Hollywood for Murders in the Zoo. Charles Lagginton aims to play Der Captain in Katzenjammer Kids.
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Kate Smith
Phimp Southern
American Lexion Po
Washington, D. C
Legionaires
Rouben MamouFkan
Marlene Dietrich
Snakeville
Texas
Hollywood
Wynne Gibson
Paramount
Charles Lagginton
der Captain
Maynard Country Em organization elects officers in 1921
At the Maynard High School meeting Monday night the Maynard Country Em organization held its annual session and elected officers. George H Gutteridge won reelection for his 12th term as president and Frank F E Sanderson was reelected treasurer for his 12th term.
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Maynard
Maynard Country
Orgenizea
George H Gutteridge
Frank FE Sanderson
Hartwell Flood
Raymond Veitch
Howard A Wilson
Henry Hawley
Frank Prue
George H.merrick
B J Coughlin
James J. Ledgard
Edward Ledgard
Noble Morton
Frank Brayden
Board of Governors
Gooperators Whist Maynard weekly par ty at United Coop
The Gooperators weekly whist party at United Cooperative building under Young Cooperators auspices drew a large turnout. Prizes awarded to many players including Lester Cowles Hazel House Mrs B Watt Mrs E Peterson Norman Nordberg Mary Tobin and Alric French won a $5 gold special prize. Another session is planned for next Monday night.
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George Ojalehto
Gladys Fra#eer
Fred Palmer
W Manty
Wayne Ojalehto
Alric French
Maynard High Track Wins Indoor Relay Title in Boston
Maynard High School track team captured a relay victory at the Boston Garden Scholastic meet with members Archer O Leary Piecewicz and Gilleney leading the win over Lexington and Fairhaven. Coach Manty praised the effort amid limited indoor training as the squad eyes the outdoor season and aims to defend the Class B Relay title.
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Maynard
Maynard H. S
Boston Garden
Archer
O'Leary
Piecewicz
Gilleney
Lexington
Fairhaven
Charlie Manty
Maynard Post VFW Hosts Well Attended Whisty Party
Maynard Post VFW held a well attended whiskey party at VFW headquarters last Friday night with numerous prizes awarded to attendees including Mrs Wolfe James Bakum Mrs Margaret McCarthy Laina Walsh and many others. A door prize went to Mrs Wolke. The event notes a change of party day to Thursday and mentions Casimir’s chaseh parish services through March 5 with morning and evening services.
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Billy Lesage
Michael LeSage
Stree
Ecohas
Katheriné Sfletdai
Bent Avenue
Concord
George Herdeee
Kierida i
Odd Fellows Halloway
Pemeesey
Legion Auxilary
Marion Stacey
Lawrence
John Comeau
Linden Street
Maynard Board of Assessors
George Stockwell
Herbert W. Martin
Albert Hoynthan
Marie Smith
Mass
Rogpit
William .Smith
Pine Street
Misa
Mary. O'Neil
Everett
Margaret Sweeney
Lincoln — Street
John Evans
Norwich
Connecticut
Frank Grieve
East Avenue
Sidney McCleary
Bowdoin College
Sidney K. McCleary
Joseph Dineen
Margaret Mary
Dorchester
James C. Mahoney
Elizabeth
Worcester
Witrec
Myrna Goettler
Englant Descouess Hospital
Wigited
Dans Usher
Lincoln Street
Ivan Nowlan
Stow
Licates Benevolent, Society of the Congregational
George Gutteridge
Brooks Street
Joyce
Kilmer Circle
David Sharpe
Waltham Street
Maynard Lodge
Board of Stewards
St. Casmir’s
St. Casimir
George Hird
Bessie L. Marshall Post
Us&swv
Mar Bore
the Post
Moltie McCarthy
Joe ’ Maynard
John Hanmom
Ralph Sheridan
Grand Knights Association
Belmont Torrow
Ithe
Eddie White
Jim Farrell
Bill Stockwell
Tom Maley
Charlie Hoffman
George Stewart
John McDonald
Mike Lecase
Bred Lieva
Joe Byrnes
Maynard Post
B Watt
John Langiois
Margaret Hoffmen
Grece BE Tucke
Ethel Thane
Mary Cowpers
Wolke
Inann
Casimir the
Scouts Hold Exposition at Framingham Armory
Algonquin Council held its Mer it Badge Exposition at the Framingham Armory closing Saturday night with 400 scouts and cubs from multiple troops displaying handicrafts and activities. The program featured brass bands, drum corps, rope twirling and first aid, plus Eagle Badges and Hoover awards presentations by Dr. Morton F Yates and President Frank W Forbes. Billy Sienkewicz ranked as a rising wrestling talent with 20 straight bouts.
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Algonquin Council
Framingham Armory
Myron D Keefel
Beatns
Southboro Scout Band
Hudson
Ashland
Natick
Milford
Hudson Scout Drum Corps
Marlboro
Morton F Yates
Marlboro Scout Band
Messrs
Raymond Corbett
Seascouts
Northboro
Holliston
Frank W Forbes
Morton F. Yates
William Graham
Framingham
Frank W. Forbes
Hoover
Saxonville
Hopedale
Marloro
Maynard
Miford
Ntick
Southboro
Wayland
Westboro
Lyman Scheel
Lyman School
Weston
Ash Wednesday Services at St George Episcopal Church
Ash Wednesday services at St George Episcopal Church included a half hour communion at 6 am and a penitential service tonight at 7:30. Rector Rev Easop Ross will preach. A children's service is set for Fridays at 4 pm and a women’s group meets Wednesday mornings after a brief 10 am service. Lenten services begin March 9 with a visiting preacher. Next Sunday will be communion Sunday.
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St. George’s Episcopal Church
Easop
Seacner
Maynard Chamber Meeting Postponed Amid Illness
The Maynard Chamber of Commerce meeting scheduled for Monday night March 6 is postponed due to illness of speaker William H. O'Brien, director of the state Public Utilities department. Chamber president William Stockwell says a new date will be announced.
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Maynard
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
William H. O'Brien
State Public Utilities Department
William Stockwell
Meynard Chamber of Commerce
Kewpie Gilroy to headline wrestling card at Cooperative Hall
Maynard reports Boston College gridiron star Kewpie Gilroy set to appear next Friday night in a wrestling lineup at Cooperative Hall. George Anastos claims a written contract. Al Cowles notes possible admission refunds if Gilroy forfeits. Worcester’s Pete Sturges, Sailor Nelson, and other locals billed in preliminaries.
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Kewpie Gilroy
Headlin Maynard
Kewpie_ Gilroy
Boston College
Jones Macomber wedding ties two Mississippi families
Miss Laura Mae Jormes daughter of Mr and Mrs Shipley Jones of 10 Fremont Street and Verrick Macomber of Gleasondale married Saturday night at St Bridget s church rectory. Rev Walter Roche officiated with Lillian Holmies as bridesmaid and Walter Byron as best man.
Local couple to establish home at Tremont Street
The couple received numerous wedding gifts and plan to make their home at 10 Tremont Street.
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Tremont Street
Maynard Woman's Club March Meeting Program
The Maynard Woman's Club holds its March meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the high school auditorium as an open session. Mrs Flora Carda leads a program featuring drama ties and one act plays by the Waltham Women, the West Concord Women, and the Maynard Women, followed by a short program and a food sale.
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Maynard Woman's Club
Dra
Floracarda
Waltham Womans
West Concord Womans
Maynard Womans
Ram
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