Maynard News Highlights Local Notices and Events
Maynard residents attend a relative’s funeral in Lynn and other community updates. The Maynard Brass band rehearses for the coming season while Ralph Newton is elected captain of the high school athletic team. Community clubs plan events including a drama, salad supper, and a Frances Willard program with local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lynch
C. J. Lynch
Michael Lynch
Lynn
Maynard Brass Band
High School Athletic Association
Ralph Newton
Rexall Hair Tonic Promised To Restore Hair At Risk
An ad from Maynard promotes Rexall "98" Hair Tonic as a cure for dandruff and baldness. It claims the remedy can grow hair on bald heads in 3 out of 10 cases, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a money-back pledge if not proving effective. The notice names H. De Lee at 12 Nason Street as the contact.
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Maynard
Rexall
Remedien
H. de Lee
Nason
Funeral Held for Mrs Elizabeth Rainville in Jefferson
Mrs Elizabeth Rainville died at her daughter’s home in Jefferson Saturday afternoon at 4. She was 85, born in Three Rivers Canada, and had lived here six years. Survived by three daughters Elizabeth Green Carrie Ollengquist Joseph Perry and three sons Fred Peter Felix. Funeral was held in Jefferson Monday with burial in Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rainville
Joseph Perry
Roosevelt St
Elizabeth Green
Pawtucket
R. 1
Carrie Ollengquist
Fred Rainville
Leominster
Peter
East Douglas
Felix
Jefferson
Holden
TO OPEN PICTURE HOUSE IN CANNON BLOCK
Rumor of a new moving picture house in Cannon's block was confirmed. Mr. Cannon plans alterations with a raised floor and a 450 seat theater. He will supervise the best available films and aims to open Easter Monday.
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Cannon
Rexall Orderlies Promise Money Back Trial
A Maynard Rexall ad offers a full money back guarantee on constipation relief with Rexall Orderlies. The ad promotes an odorless tasteless medicine that won’t cause diarrhoea and is suitable for children and the elderly. Available at The Rexall Store P. H. DeLee 12 Nason St Maynard Mass with 12 tablets 10c 36 tablets 25c 80 tablets 50c.
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Rexall Orderlies
Maynard
Rexall
P. H. DeLee
Nason St
Mass
Knights Entertained District Lodges From Several Towns
Knights entertained members from the Hopedale South Framingham Marlboro Natick and Hudson district towns. Will C Rady of Auburndale spoke and visiting brothers attended. A varied program with solos and clog dancing preceded a banquet. The next meeting will be in South Framingham on April 11.
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Hopedale
South Framingham
Marlboro
Natick and Hudson
Will C. Rady
4. Cc. C
Auburndale
Frank Knight
F. C. Frost
Fred Lemoine
Maynard
Waino Kauppi
Frit
Oeschelegel
B. C. Frost
Dr. Jigger
Percy
Progressive Lodge
John Lent
W. V. Cameron
Edward Cheney
A. G. Fairbanks
Priest Wollerschied
Hudson Scout Meet Opens With Parade In Uniform
Boy Scouts will compete with patrols from nearby towns in Hudson early next month. The meet starts with a parade in uniform while the Sunday school rehearses carols for the Easter vesper service. James J. Mallinson rests on Sundays. Luther Piper will sing in the quartet until April. Rev. F. N. Rutan preaches on Peter the Boaster as part of four Lenten studies. The Men's Fraternal League meets Tuesday in the vestry. Major Edmund Whitney and Captain Claude Haire lead Scouts who practiced signals outdoors last week.
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Hudson
James J. Mallinson
Luther Piper
South Acton
F. N. Rutan
Peter
Thomas
John
Lover
Judas
Boy Scouts
Edmund Whitney
Claude Haire
Rev Walker Talks Temperance To Young W C T U
Rev. Robert Walker of the Concorditory gave a temperance address to the Young People’s branch of the W C T U at Nason Street School. The program included Doris Kitchin soprano solos Marion Archer piano duets and a Willard life sketch. Twelve new members joined and a committee was named for outside work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Frank ®. Sanderson
Frank P. Plummer
Augustus G. Morse
Lilly Case
Elsie Rose
Concord
Harold Coolidge
South Acton
Harriet Merriam
Frances BE. Willard
Hill
William Brayden
Reed Lyons
Squire Siswick
Howard Case
Sadie Stitt
Edna Denniston
Lily Case
Alice Nagle
Young People’s
Nason St
Robert Walker
Concord Reformatory
Walker
Doris Kitchin
Marion Archer
Mabel Taylor
Victor Peppard
H. Linwood White
Ethel Butterworth
Death in Lowell Sheds Light on Gas Fate
Frank Tourville was found dead in a Rivers House room at 40 Middlesex in Lowell from accidental illuminating gas poisoning. He had recently buried his son Treffle and was staying at the hotel before a morning train. The janitor discovered the gas, notified police, and the coroner labeled the death accidental. Tourville, a respected local worker, leaves three sons and one daughter. burial took place Sunday in Lowell.
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Arlene Cundall
Hudson
Lizette & Dupuis
Trimmer
Mary Spence
Patrick Hanlon
Ellis Cook
Broadbrook
Conn
Treffle Tourville
Lowell
Alfred Tourville
Adams St
Lowel
St. Jean Baptiste Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Frank Tourville
Rivers House
Middlesex
Tone
Treffle
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Presents Mrs Dosem Farce
At Odd Fellows hall Mizpah Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a short farce titled Mrs Dosem and Four Angel Children Visit Mrs Solomon Brown. The cast featured Mrs Dosem as mother and includes Priscilla Dosem Ruth Dosem Josephine Dosem Abigail Dosem and others. a March 21 show and rehearsal follow.
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Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Dosem
Solomon Brown
The
Four Angels
Gertrude Keene
Priscilla Dosem
Lillian Persons
Ruth Dosem
Eva Macomber
Josephine Dosem
Matilda Marsden
Abigail Dosem
Inez McDonald
Elizabeth Jackson
Military drill progress at public school continues
The public school drill shows highly favorable progress as pupils eagerly await spring weather for outdoor practice. Retiring Major Raymond Hamin names the next year's officers: Major Carl A. Marsh. Captains Helen Coughlin and John Gibbons. Co A officers Frank Binks Claude Haire Whitney Bent Ralph Cheney Wilfrid Hooper Albert Murphy May Parkin Emma Guillow Mary Hodges Ruth Smith Mildred Connor Marion Archer Genevieve Coughlin. color guard James Doyle Marion Sullivan Bila Springer Ralph Newton Hugh Connor.
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Raymond Hamin
Carl A. Marsh
Helen Coughlin
John Gibbons
Co. A
Frank Binks
Claude Haire
James Doyle
Marion Sullivan
Bila Springer
Ralph Newton
Hugh Connor
Why's the Reason Editor Wonders About Public Discourse
An unnamed editor criticizes Maynard’s liquor debate silence after a local political campaign. The piece questions temperance groups, press stance, and license supporters who voted quietly, noting a lack of public action and growing tension over rum privileges.
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Maynard
Temperance Lodge Adds Two New Members At Dishy Evening
At the Etta F. Ray lodge Degree of Honor meeting two candidates were conferred with the degree then members enjoyed a cake walk. Gus Gilroy signed to pitch for the Haverhill N E league and reports April 8. Several local people attended a funeral in Salem and a Priest was elected to Hook and Ladder Co No 1. Walter Hanna visited his mother Mary Hanna. Maymart and Nora Thornton of Lawrence were guests of Joseph Kaler.
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Francis S. Brick
Helen
New York
Joseph Moran
Evelyn
Lowell
Edward Murphy
Nell
Maynard Dramatic Club
Fred Carleton
Somerville
B. O. Carlton
John Nee
Maynard H. & L. Co
Nee
Waltham
Charles McGill
Somersworth
N. H
Etta F. Ray Lodge
Gus Gilroy
Haverhill Club
N. E. League
Albert Sylvester
Helen Coughlin
B. J. Coughlin
Salem
Hook and Ladder Co. No
Walter Hanna
Mary Hanna
Sunday Fire Alarm in Sudbury Street Block
Harry Illingworth visited Tatnac on Sunday as an alarm was rung for a fire at Sudbury Street block box 52. The blaze, caused by an exploded lamp, caused only slight damage due to the rapid response of the fire department.
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Harry Illingworth
Tatnac
Sudbury St
Birthday thanks and notice of furnished rooms for rent
A message of gratitude for birthday remembrances expresses appreciation and enjoyment. Included are two rental notices: a tenement room on Linden with modern improvements offered by Ashael H. Haynes and a furnished room available by James Mullen on Main Street.
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Linden
Ashael H. Haynes
James Mullen
Main St
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