Maynard Notes and Town News Roundup
Local society pages report on church services and community events in Maynard. Recurring items include student vacations, sports team notes, club meetings, and acknowledgments of residents visiting or hosting.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1931
Page
3
Local society pages report on church services and community events in Maynard. Recurring items include student vacations, sports team notes, club meetings, and acknowledgments of residents visiting or hosting.
Dennis Haverty and Stéphen Garri ty addressed a large group of World War veterans Thursday night at Legion Headquarters. Brank J Deeee Al, commander of the May 'ard post, introduced the event which featured an entertainment plan and refreshments.
The Maynard Legion Auxiliary will entertain Middlesex County Legion Council members at an Odd Fellows hall gathering this Saturday. An estimated 225 delegates from county units are expected to attend, with Grace Sweeney, former auxiliary president, serving as historian for the council.
A new lathe and motor were stolen from Maynard Junior High over a weekend. The items were valued around $200. Entry was made with keys by an unknown person and an investigation is ongoing referencing a prior year mystery theft of a valuable microscope from the high school.
Fifteen tables filled the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post headquarters Monday night for a whist party hosted by Mrs. Elmer Mattson. Prizes went to William Macey Helen Hird William Reid David Hubbard and Frank Wilder with a chair prize to Helen Hird and a door prize to Hannah Foley. Another session is planned for next Monday night at the VFW Post quarters.
Victor McLaglen famous for Flagg in The Cock Eyed World appears in Not Exactly Gentlemen at the Peoples Theatre. His early life includes the Boer War outbreak and enlistment in the Life Guards, shaping his war experiences and career.
The article discusses Maynard High School athletics and the tension over varsity status for freshmen teams. It notes embarrassment for pupils and concerns about funding and opportunities for higher education, with references to local teams and a Waltham Alumni victory over Kantor in a sudden over time finish.
In a tense basketball clash the Sheiks defeated the Desert Riders as the Y.P.S. and town contenders traded leads. Duggan and Farrell starred for the victors while Kit. highlighted a swift, winning burst as the crowd awaited the next frame.
A fragmented item references Sit Tight a Warner Brothers special with new songs of the season. Mentions persons Finnie Taghtner Ben Page Trobart Heaworth and locations 305 E Brown Seeman Es Claudia. Contains odd phrases and scattered names suggesting a discussion of a theatrical or entertainment piece with unusual curves and angles.
A town meeting was held to discuss reopening the town dump in March. Officials and residents debated health concerns and funding as the Hearth Board reviewed options and potential timelines.
Local East community group stages a screaming comedy titled Aunt Siy will be har Sakis at the Senior Circle. The performance features 150 local residents and aims to entertain and engage the neighborhood.
A sketch titled The District ool was presented at a Mizpah Re yekah meeting in the night hall. Miss Mary led the audience through a playful program. A rehearsal is planned for April 2 with committee members Pais Huldah Nher Ethel Payler and Marion Sterling.
Charles P. Taylor known in the county auto trade accepts the local Chevrolet agency. He leased the River Street garage once used as the Winter Garden and will display new models after improvements. Taylor previously sold for Gately Motor and was a Dodge Bros. agent locally.
Fragments describe a meeting of a men s degree team to discuss a first degree preset at a past march 26 event. A grange ball and lecturer collations are mentioned with references to a trip and paper.
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