Maynard Episcopal Church Prepares for Conference Year
The Maynard Episcopal Church announces a busy schedule led by Pastor Dr John L Ivey Worcester district superintendent. Activities include Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with a 9 30 a m church school, quarterly conference in the vestry and an officers election for the conference year. Easter music and special services feature Boston university students and guest ministers with further midweek meetings and Girl Scout events noted.
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Kethod'st Episcopal Church
Maynard CE. Carroll
Brooks St
B. Carroll
Seroy
John L. Ivey
Worcester
Hirama
Elsie How
Arch
Naylor
Ivey
Worth League
B. U. Gospel
Ening Evangelistic Service
P.m
Boston Ersity
Elmer
Elbert Parkhurst
Francis Roberts
Mark Hollingswoth
The
Gospel
Harold
Wship
South
Comrade Frank H. Stevens Funeral Planned in Stow
The funeral for Comrade Frank H. Stevens of G. A. R. Post 138 will be held in Stow this afternoon, with services announced after five noon radio flashes of the Globe. The note lists mourners including Mander G. Cz, Isaac G. Ford, and others.
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Ee Dufour
A. Seveto
Starkey
Tos. Co
Harry French
Mander G. Cz
Geother
Isaac G. Ford
Ruth Elliott
Missing Maynard town reports seek 1871 1881 data
George H. Gutteridge town treasurer for thirty years collects local annual reports. He seeks missing years 1871 1874 1875 1879 1880 1881 to complete his set. The 1872 flat report notes school support 2000 and highways 1049.90. 1871 land for Glenwood cemetery cost 1031.26.
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George H. Gutteridge
Maynard
Glenwood Cemetery
White Way to Install New Street Lights in Town
Twenty one new white lights of 1000 candle power at 80 watts will be set in the business section along Main Street from the Methodist church corner to Florida Road and on Nason Street from the Square to Summer Street. William Strout, chairman of the Board of Selectmen, says Edison Company will survey 40 cycle motors and appliances and adjust to meet the 60 cycle current the company will supply. L R Wallis of the Edison Company was in conference with the Selectmen, with tentative data for a proposed lighting system.
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Methodist
Florida Road
Edison Company
L. R. Wallis
The
Edison'Co
Grangers Celebrate Birthday Night at Meynard Grange Meeting
Meynard Grange held a birthday night at Guantandies hall with roll call and hometown histories led by Edmund Whitney. Old time songs and dances directed by Annie Floyde followed a dance featuring Irvin Howes and others. Readings were contributed by multiple members, and a whist party at Adelaide Sims’ home awarded prizes to Marion Stacey and others. The next meeting is planned for March 4.
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Meynard Grange
Guantandies Hall
Thne
Maynard Grange
Edmund Whitney
Smith
Alice Howe
Iva
Sauth
Elizabeth Roe
Gongordan
Irvin Howe
Grange Part
Amy
Tynes
Tiret
Mill Supt Resigns Post at Assabet Mill
A testimonial supper honoring Albert Drechsler who recently resigned as superintendent of the Assabet Mill was held at Danish Hall. The Overseers and Assistants Association presented him with a gold purse as he plans to take up farming. Walter Denniston was elected president of the Association for the coming year.
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Maynard
Albert Drechsler
Assabet
Overseers ‘and Assistants Association
Assabet Mill
Danish Hall
Richard Allen
William Brayden
Post Prand
Boston
Walter Denniston
Association
Maynard Woman's Club participates in state conference
Mrs Esther Case president leads the Maynard Woman's Club at the State Federation of Women's Clubs mid winter conference in Boston at the Statler Hotel. Attending are Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge and local members including Mrs Annie Young and Miss Sarah Bent. The Maynard Executive Board met at Mrs Case's Great Road home. Frances B Sayre will speak on The League of Nations at the March 12 meeting with Serena Kennedy in charge and Walter Sheridan to perform violin solos. A luncheon for Sayre will be hosted at Mrs Cross's home.
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Esther Case
Maynard Woman's Club
Edita Farnell
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Statler Hotel
Boston
Charlotte Stockbridge
Maynard Club
Federation
Annie Young
Marion Wilcox
Sarah Bent
Ama Hayres
Confernee
Maynard ‘Club
Great Road
Edna Parygell
Oliver Crogs
Florence Dawson
Helena Murphy
Bertha Whitney
Hulday Taylor
Annie Naylor
Hilda Kotela
Jessie Bell
Lorena Kennedy
Mary Mehoney
Eva Frye
Nellie Wilson
Sadie Priest
Eleanor Martin
Frances B. Sayre
President Wilson
League of Nations
Maynard ~ Woman’s Club
Serena Kennedy
Walter Sheridan
Sayre
Cross
Eason Cross
St. George’s Church
Old Resident Ida Fairbank Dies in Sudbury
Sudbury mourns Ida N Fairbank born November 28 1864. She taught at a grammar school and served on the Sudbury School Board. She married Winthrop Harvey Fairbank and her family notes her lifelong church and community service.
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Sudbury
Ida N Fairbank
Mrs
Boston
West Rich
Yorkshire
England
Fairbank
General Court
Helen Moore
New Brite
Stanley Works
Harvey Nathan Fairbank
Board of
Men of
Leonora Ee
Eadie Stiles
Myra Louise Fairbank
Clarence
Taylor Is Electrocuted at Charlestown Prison
George E H Taylor once known as Thompson, an itinerant dancing barber from West Virginia and lower Ohio, was executed by electric chair for the murder of Stella Pomikala Kale. He died after four shocks totaling 7600 volts and 37 amperes, calmly walking to the chamber and kissing the Bible before death. His brother Clayton Thompson had sought to save him.
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Boston
George E. H. Taylor
West Virginia
Ohio
Charlestown
Stella Pomikala
Kale
Lawrence
Sailsbury Beach
State Cemetery
Reformatory
Concord
Taylor
Clayton Thompson
Bellaire
Thompson
William Bradley Whitney
George
Heaven
Police seize large liquor cargo from schooner Joposite
Federal prohibition inspectors seized 500 cases of liquor valued at 380000 aboard the 165 foot schooner Joposite near Woods Hole Massachusetts. Three crew members were arrested after authorities boarded the vessel in thick fog and towed it to shore aboard Coast Guard boat 620.
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Woods Hole
Mass
INS
Boston
Toyo
E. A. Cook
William Ee
John R. ‘Washburn Stigt
Plymouth
Valmouth
Dempsey to Exhibit at Charity Bout at Boston Garden
Jack Dempsey will take part in a charity boxing card at the Boston Garden on Friday night. He plans a three round exhibition prelim to the Joe Duende Al Mello bout, with an unnamed opponent. The Massachusetts boxing commission blocked Dempsey from serving as master of ceremonies.
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Matt
Dempsey
Jimmy Maloney
Maloney
Jack
Mack
Madison Mare Corporation
New York
Boys Rescued By Coastguard Near Beg Rock
Two Marblehead youths stranded in a small boat for hours were rescued two miles east of Beg Rock by Coast Guard craft after running out of gasoline. They were taken to their homes by police ambulance from Stone's Wharf. they said they were fine.
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Lynn
Mass
Marblehead
Coastguard
Beg Rock
Coast Guard
Stone's Wharf
Dam Break Floods Hadley Falls Roads and Trolley Service
A dam owned by the Hampshire Paper Falls Company burst at South Hadley Falls Massachusetts on March 6 flooding highways and stalling trolley service. Workmen near a clogged pipe escaped in the nick of time.
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Hadley Falls
Mass
Hampshire’ Paper “Falls Company
Maynard Marlboro C Bowlers Open Tonight in Classic
The Maynard and Marlboro clubs launch the annual bowling tournament tonight at Lynch Alleys Maynard featuring five Maynard teams and a roughly equal number of Marlboro players. Opening matches pair Teams 3 and 1 from Maynard against Teams 2 and 1 from Marlboro with a closing banquet to cap the event.
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Maynard'k
Marlboro K
Lynch
Maynard
Marlboro
Joe Byrnes
M. Lesage
Murphy
P. Connors
M. Veleno
J. Whalen
G Lynch
Ff. Peterson
C Hoffman
M. ‘Lali
Kathesh
C. J. Lynch
J. ‘Horan
Tobin
J. Murray
J. ‘Farrell
B. Perillo
FE Smith
P. Perego
W.kane
J. Sheridan
J. Tourville
T. Maley
C. Rainville
W. Ketowicz
N. Callahan
H. Morgan
Wy.Murray
J. Moynihan
J. Bundalvitch
J. F. Cleary
C. Visocchi
Society Couple Say Never Again
In Boston on March 6 INS report Frederick Cameron Church Jr and his ex wife Muriel Vanderbilt Church Jr agreed on one point never again. The Newport divorce on neglect grounds ends their marriage and Muriel Vanderbilt Church Jr said she would not pursue Vatican legal action and hinted she will not remarry.
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Boston
Frederick Cameron Church Jr
Muriel’ Vanderbilt Church Jr
Newport
R. L
Vatican City
Peninsarion
Beacon Hill
Morrow Formal Call Marks Unusual Diplomatic Courtesy
Mexico City March 6 An unusual exchange of courtesies took place between President Portes Gil and U S Ambassador Dwight W Morrow after Morrow's visit to the Chapultepec residence The Mexican president hosted a formal half hour at the embassy and observers expect the Hoover administration will maintain Coolidge era support for the Mexican government
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Mexico City
Mar
INS
Portes Gil
Unitd
Dwight W. Morrow
Chapultepec Park
Hoover
Coolidge
Babe Ruth Aims for Power at Yankees Camp
Babe Ruth declares his aim to blast long drives during the Yankees first practice game in St. Petersburg. The note comes from a training camp briefing by International News Service.
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International
St. Petersburg
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Early Baseball Camps Open With News and Transfers
Yesterday's workouts featured the Home Run Kit power display as two line drives flirted with the lake. Giants manager John McGraw debuts a one inning game concept as scrubs beat regulars 8 to 0 with Walker and Hubbel pitching. Brooklyn signs seek salary terms for Vance and McWeeney while Harold Chain trains in Dallas under Joe McCarthy watch. Norman McMillan and Clarence Blair draw attention in Avalon and Clyde Beck defends Cubs infield links. New Orleans Indians hope for better weather as spring drills continue.
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San Antonio
Tex
John McGraw
New York Giants
Walker
Hubbel
Ogden
Louton
Avalon
Cal
Norman McMillan
Clarence Blair
Joe McCarthy
Clyde Beck
Cubs
Hodapp Remains Only Holdout in Reds Negotiations
General manager Billy J Vans says training was halted by rain and John Ny Hodapp the infielder is now the sole holdout. Hodapp and his Cincinnati-based father business threaten to quit unless his figure is met.
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Billy J ©Vans
Johnny Hodapp
Hodapp
Cincinnati
Red Sox Continue Spring Camp Second Session Sparse Attendance
In Bradenton Florida all but three of the forty two players on the Red Sox roaster reported for the second practice session. Ira Flagstead and Hal Rhyne were en route and Benny Bergman was given permission to stay away ten days while coaching in Hawthorne New Jersey. Most players reported arm and leg soreness after the first peppery workout.
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Bradenton
Fla
Red Sox
Ira Flagstead
Hal Rhyne
Benny Bergman
Hawthorne
N. J
Sox
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