Maynard Community News Highlights and Games
May 10 food sale at Congregational church after a minstrels rehearsal. Local sports include Pinehill A. A. v Clinton Trojans 3 1 at Clinton and Maynard vs Milford in Midland League play at Crowe Park. Community events feature senior prom May 31 and PTA meeting May 14, with school activities and visits by local residents and staff.
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Molay Boys Minstrel
Marrson Congregational Church
Uct
Pinehill A
Clinton Trojans
Clinton
Ygul Green
U. S
Lexington
Harrow Greene
Parker Street
Maynard H. S
Milford H
Crowe Park
Milford
Champoons
Maynard
Hudson
Marlboro
Testimonial on Rheumatism Cure From Police Captain
A letter from a police captain describes personal rheumatism suffering and urges others to seek a cure. He expresses hope that identifying the amount needed will help others pursue treatment.
Movies in Acton Educational Pictures in Town Hall
Middlesex County Extension Service presents four educational agricultural pictures and two cartoon comedies in Acton Town Hall on Thursday May 8. This will be the last show of the season with screenings resuming in September.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Acton Town Hall
Maynard TT Opens Middlesex League at Crowe Park
Maynard TT starts its Middlesex League schedule at Crowe Park next Sunday afternoon against Graniteville. The loop allows only three out of town players per team, signaling a fast circuit ahead.
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Maynard TT
Middlesex
Crowe Park
Graniteville
May Party At Main Street Home Delights Guests
Miss Irene French hosted a May party at her parents home on Main street. John Horan led the evening as master of ceremonies with games music dancing and a social hour. Guests included Lois Murray Leonard Farrell Evelyn Cole Ralph Hellawell Esther Murray See Sockolowski Edna Kagkon and Ethel Hellawell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
French
Fred French
Main Street
John Horan
Lois Murray
Léonard Farrell
Evelyn Cole
Ralph Hellawell
Esther Murray
See Sockolowski
Ee Pet- Bkronica Kaskon
Edna Kagkon
France
Ethel Hellawell
Mother's Day program at Whit Cross Guild meeting
A Mother's Day program will be given at a Whit Cross Guild gathering in Goopera civic hall Sunday evening May. Rev Walter J Roche of St Bridget's Church has been invited to speak. The program is organized by Miss Gertrude Morgan, Mrs Alieg Smith and Mrs Joseph Ditiens.
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Charles Wilcox
Brooks Street
Virginia
George E. White
William Sweeney
Whilma Desey
Jeremiah W. Lynch
Jean
Wallaston
Edward McManus
Medford
Herbert Lemoine
Rremont Street
Canfield
Lowell
Charlotte Stockbridge
Summer Street
Bne
Marlboro
Maitland Lamb
Alliston
Deland Westcott
Springvale
Louise Hertle
Vivan
Earl Hertle
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas Usher
Lincoln Street
Edwin Carlton
William Boicourt
Union Congregational Church
J W
New Haven
U.S
Boston
Springfield
Sudbury
Parent-Teachers, Association
A .F Flynn
Michael Luker
Pleasant Street
Od Tee Roy Smith
Nova Scotia
Timothy Hicke
Weinut Street
Waltham Street
Charlies Kennedy
Joseph Marshall
Homas Hanton
James Murray
Chelsea
Comrades
the Legion
Louisville Hy
Wera
James. W. Sweeney
Maynard
Tara
John Shea
Dalton
Weir
Frank . McCarron
Randell Road
William Stockwell
James J.farrell
the Ark
Littleton
Ipswich
Stacey Kraznecki
Framingham Normal School
Amherst High School
Womens Golf Club
Maude Gutteridge
Maude Veitch
George Stuart
George Stockwell
Carl Swanson
P. J. Se
Win Billett
George Peterson
Eugene Thompson
Whit Cross Guild
Gooperative Hall
Card of Thanks and Dental Clinic Report
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement and for flowers. The April 1930 school dental clinic report shows no pupils treated with extractions and cleanings. clinic in charge by Dr. Raymond Palmer with Dr. S R Garland and Dr. Frank A May.
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Raymond Palmer
S R Garland
Frank A May
Local Legion and Mik’s Lodge plan Independence Day celebration
A joint committee led by Jo Sepawineen the Legion commander and K Paul Huander exaulted ruler of Maynard Woodgé Wiks will organize a public service oriented Independence Day event. The program may include a display of fireworks a morning parade July 4 athletic events a band concert vaudeville and other attractions on July 4 and 5.
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Legion
Mik's
Jo- Sepawineen
Oo Th Legion
K. Paul Huander
Maynard Woodgé Wiks
Leo White
Roy Sewall
Tiewo
Benore
Legionnaires and Elks
Legion and the Elks &Are
School Nurse Report Details 250 Children Examined
Maynard May 7 Miss Edith B Foster school nurse reports 250 pupils examined 212 treated in school 6 at home 8 excluded for contagious illness 36 visits to schools 22 to homes aided six pupils with medical treatment and one with eye care she weighed all grades and led home nursing class assisting dentists and doctors in the school clinic
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R. Garland
Raymond Palmer
Frank A.ony
Roosevelt School Pupils Win State Poster Prizes
Three pupils Vera Schinchuk Florence LaCroix and Edward Bobix won second prizes in a state wide poster contest. Armas Réii Kuzma and Josephine Scacciotti received honorable mention and a year’s subscription to Dumb Animals.
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Roosevelt School
Vera Schinchuk
Florence LaCroix
Edward Bobix
Society of Prevention
Hadh
Armas
Réii
Kuzma
Josephine Scacciotti
Lynch Wins Sweepstakes Championship in Maynard Bowling
George Lynch won the town sweepstakes bowling championship with a 1042 total across ten games in Maynard. Witmer Peterson took second with 1030, Harold Stone third with 1005, followed by Charles Visocchi 958, Henry Piescis wicz 937, Jim Farrell 930, Charles Hoffan 915, Pentiman 906, Connors 831, and Hopkins 863. Elmer Peterson had a high single of 135 while Lynch rolled 128.
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Maynard
George Lynch
Witmer Peterson
Harold Peter
Charles Visocchi
Henry Piesciswicz
Jim Farrell
Charles Hoffan
Pentiman
Connors
Hopkins
Elmer Peterson
Hudson P.O. Bowling Team Opens Series May 8
The first of three matches in a Hudson P.O. bowling series against the P. Q team will be bowled Thursday May 8 at the alleys. Hudson accepts the challenge and recalls a past defeat by a girls team as a taunt.
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Hudson P.O
P. Q
Hudson
Maynard
Uncle Sam
Sport-O-ettes by Al Cowles
Roundup of quirky sports notes and quips as Al Cowles compiles brief snips from boxing Notre Dame Maine Maine band and other events with light humor and opinions.
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al Cowles
Middlesex Legion Council Meeting in Shirley
Commander Joseph Dineen and Legion leaders attended the Middlesex County Council session in Shirley on Sunday. The local Legion will oversee Memorial Day observances this year, as in previous years, with Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers invited to participate if Congress is not in session.
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Joseph Dineen
Legion
Walter Adams
White
Charles Irwin
James Whalen
Middlesex County Council
Shirley
Edith Nourse Posers
Ell
Reais Posatihcaes
Marriage Intention Filed in Canada and Boston Pair
Intention of marriage filed under the direction of the President Mrs Evelina O Ed and William Fiat. The notice lists addresses including 155 Waltham Street and references Canada and Boston connections.
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Evelina O. Ed
Canada
William Fiat
Waltham Street
Wardsen Rea One Hundred Ser red at the
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person or place named Wardsen and a count of one hundred with terms like served and church but lack clear context or complete facts to form a full event. No identifiable organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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