Local residents return from trips and club events
Charles H Persons and family arrived home after a week away with his daughter Mrs Ray Hamlin in Atlantic Georgia. Louis Shaw Jr hosted relatives Foxcroft while FP Flagg returned from Florida with an opossum. A high school exhibition by AHL clubs and K of C members attended state events in Stow. Summer mail schedule to start Saturdays at local Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Persons
Raya Hamlin
Atlanti
John B. Shaw
Dover
Foxcroft
Maine
Louis Shaw
Flagg
Florida
Ela Oppossum
Eph Byrne
G. K
Harold
Maynard Council
K of C
Stow
Charlotte Stockbridge
Wident
Maynard Woman's
Federa
Boston
Stockwell
Burial in Glen Cemetery for George Moyle
The body of George Moyle of Nefield, a former resident, was brought here for burial in Glen Cemetery. He was the son of the late Charles Hoyle, formerly of Acton Street, and he is survived by his mother Mrs Annie, sister of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moyle
Nefield
Glen
Charles Hoyle
Acton Street
Annie Sister
Springfield
Radio Operator Leaves for Houlton Station
Sharlan Powers departed last Saturday for Houlton Maine to join the big transatlantic station there as an operator. He had previously been connected with B Z at Springfield and plans to bring his wife and child Aim to Houlton in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharlan Powers
Houlton
Maine
Springfield
Maynard Hat Shop Extends Evening Hours in May
Fullenton Hat Shop on Main Street Maynard announces evening hours during May on Mondays Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. The notice notes openings each evening though text ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullenton Hat Shop
Main St
Maynard
Unity Circle 1 Cent of A held a grocery whist party
Unity Circle 1 Cent of A held a successful grocery whist party at Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening. Prizes were awarded to John Murray of Sudbury Street Isaac Binks Mrs. William Coulter Mrs. Albert Randel Mrs. Mary Puffer Henry Wardzala Mrs. James Sheridan Jr. Eva Tucker Susie Sheehan Katherine Bariteau and Mrs. Daniel Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
John Murray
Sudbury Street
Issac Binks
William Coulter
Albert Randel
Mary Puffer
Henry Wardzala
James Sheridan,Jr
Eva Tucker
Susie Sheehan
Katherine Bariteau
Daniel Coughlin
Maynard Shoe Store Ad Lists Girls Oxfords Styles
Local advertises girls oxford shoes in white brown tan and crepe or leather soles from Rickles Shoe Store Maynard. Notes legal stamps offered with purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
League meeting of Assabet Valley clubs Thursday
Representatives from Stow Gleasondale Midways of Hudson Sudbury Marlboro City Club and Concord Junction will meet Thursday night at Gleasondale to discuss league affairs. Stow manager Don Lent leads the club here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Valley League
Gleasondale
Stow
Midways of
Hudson
Sudbury
Marlboro City Club
Concord Junction
Don Lent
Mrs. Margaret Doherty Dies of Heart Disease at 28
Stoneham resident Mrs. Margaret Doherty wife of contractor Andrew A. Doherty died Saturday at her home 64 Summer Street Stoneham of heart disease. She was 28 and survived by two sisters Mrs Levie Taylor and Mrs William Doherty two brothers Edward P Byrne Louis A Byrne and three children John 9 Andrew 7 and William 2. She was well known in Maynard. Also noted Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Hawkes returned from Tampa Florida after spending the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doherty
Andrew A. Doherty
Stoneham
Summer Street
Sudbury
John Byrne
Levie Taylor
Harwich
William Doherty
Edward P. Byrne
Louis A. Byrne
Dennisport
John
Andrew
William
Doherty
Maynard
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Tampa
Florida
Neighbors Night Brings Natick Stow Granges Together
Maynard Grange hosts a gathering with Natick and Stow grangers joining Maynard Grange. The program features entertainment by the visiting grangers and a collation will be served. Alton Whitney serves as committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Grangers
Natick and Stow
Alton Whitney
Marlboro Red Cross exceeds $1000 flood relief quota
The Marlboro district American Red Cross reports a total of 3092.28 dollars raised, tripling its original 1000 dollar quota for Mississippi valley flood relief. Maynard contributions total 336.14 dollars, with 50 dollars from local treasury and gifts from Assabet mills, Girl Scouts, Maynard Womans Club, and other donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Marlboro
American Red Cross
Russell B. Frye
Mississippi Valley
William Litchfield
Red Cross Treasury
Assabet Mills
Gir
Maynard Branch
Red Cross
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge to entertain Assembly officers
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge will entertain Rebekah Assembly officers Mrs Ina J McFarland president of Rebekah Assembly I O O F and Miss Haywood of Marlboro deputy president and their suites at a meeting May 19 A catered supper will be served Tickets must be secured by Saturday May 14 from the committee Miss Sylvia Erikson Abbie Isner or Emma Whitney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Ina J. McFarland
Rebekah Assembly I. O. O. F
Miss Haywood
Marlboro
Sylvia Erikson
Abbie Isner
Emma Whitney
Auxiliary plans Memorial Day and Flag Day observances
The Legion Auxiliary, meeting at Legion headquarters Od Fellows, arranged Memorial Day observances and Flag Day on June 14. Miss Florence Wilder was named Flag Day chairman. The auxiliary will conduct its annual Poppy drive on May 27-28 to fund welfare work for the sick and disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He Legion Auxiliary
Legion Headquarters
Florence Wilder
Programmhe Auxiliary
Guild Plans Drive For New Members
The White Cross Guild held a regular meeting at Cooperative hall Sunday night with a large attendance. A membership drive will be inaugurated under a committee including James Mahoney John Maley Annie Lyons Margaret Keegan and Mrs Joanna Lyons. Rev Guido Palatzo spoke on St Francis of Assisi and musical selections by Paul Allen with Winifred Fardy and readings by Leo McNamara were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Guild
Cooperative Hall
John Hannon
James Mahoney
John Maley
Annie Lyons
Margaret Keegan
Johanna Lyons
Guido Palatzo
St. Francis of Assissi
Paul Allen
Winifred Fardy
Leo McNamarra
Mike Kelley Aids In Search For Lost Flyers
Maynard May 11 Mike Kelley radio operator of station W E F the Tropical Radio Telegraph Company atop the Board of Trade building in Boston traced rumors about Nungesser the French flyer. After an all day search he reported nothing verifiable. Kelley a Maynard boy comes from a family of wireless experts including brothers John and Mark who are also noted in the telegraph and wireless field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mike Kelley
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Board of Trade
Boston
Nungesser
Kelley
Atlantic
Mary Kelley
Pine Street
John
Mark
Manning Becomes Metal Department Instructor at Charles Town Prison
Frank R. Manning of Marlboro has accepted a post as instructor in the metal department at Charles Town State Prison. He will begin duties on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Manning
Stow Road, Marlboro
Th Metal
Charlestown State Prison
Rickles Shoe Store Ad Promotes Mens Work Shoes
An advertisement from Rickles Shoe Store in Maynard markets men’s work shoes in high or low styles with fine quality and moderate pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickles Shoe Store
Maynard
Annual Meeting Elects Officers at Assabet Institution for Savings
At the May 2 1927 annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts the Assabet Institution for Savings elected and sworn in officers and trustees. Charles H Persons becomes President with Orrin S Fowler as First Vice President and William B Case as Second Vice President. Sidney E McCleary serves as Treasurer and a board of investment includes Persons, Fowler, Guyer Fowler and OrKer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Mass
Charles H. Persons
Orrin S. Fowler
William B. Case
Howard A. Wilson
Lucius H. Maynard Jacob Laurila
Albert W. Flaynes
Sidney EK. McCleary
Oswald C. Drechsler Wallace
Priest
Frank W. Holt
George H. Gutteridge
Francis H. Stevens
William Hy. Gutteridge
Arthur KE. Walker
Gavin Taylor
Charles ‘Hj’ Persons
Thomas F. Parker
Din’s. Fowler
Guyer W. Fowler
Sidney E. McCleary
William ‘B. Vr Guyer F. Fowler
Thomas Orker
William H
Arthu
Walker
Wallace
H. Creighton
Anson Piper
George E. Newton
George 2
Merrick
Hartwell W. Flood
Ee. Hilferty
Clarence
Derby
James Dun
Ar ‘H. Williams
William x
Guarantors Plan For Maynard Chautauqua Season
Maynard Chautauqua guarantors meet at the high school to set a July 22 to 27 program with speakers including Governor Nellie Ross of Wyoming. Officers were reelected and season tickets drop to two dollars, youth tickets one dollar, with two plays planned and special concessions due to industrial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Chautauqua
William Bohm
Swathmore Chautauqua
William Naylor
Charlotte’ Stockbridge
William H. Gutteridge
Bertha Whitney
James Mahoney
William Cole
John Shaw
Adelaide Sims
Chautauqua
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
Ees
Jit
Mnior
Old Timers Meet Infants In Series
The Old Timers will bowl Penniman's Infants at Maynard alleys Wednesday night as the first of a three game series. The Old Timers lineup includes Billett Lent Peterson Lynch and Miller while the Infants feature Visocchi Tourville Peniman E Peterson and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penniman
Maynard Alleys
Billett
Lent
Peterson
Lynch
Miller
Visocchi
Tourville
E. Peterson
Morgan
Delinquent Minor Sentenced in Somerville Court
A 15 year old delinquent child named Shirley J. J. Maroney was sentenced at the Somerville district court session on Thursday morning for striking and damaging a truck owned and driven by John Zaniewiski last week. Maroney was on probation from the Somerville court prior to an earlier escapade in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Maroney
John Zaniewiski
Shirley
Somerville
Maroney
Maynard
De Molay Chapter To Exhibit Degrees In Newtonville Meet
Newtonville Chapter of De Molay will exemplify the initiatory and DeMolay degrees at a meeting of L D Wilson chapter in the Masonic hall next Monday evening. Local DeMolay boys have formed a baseball team and may join a DeMolay League with teams from Greater Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonville
Order de Molay
L. D. Wilson
de Molay
Masonic Hall
Greater Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. H. Murphy
Cornelius Murphy
Fall River
Lilian Townsend
Wellesley
Benjamin Townsend
Grace Eaton
Wakefield
Frank Maley
Neponset
George Westhall
Waltham
Jeremiah Lynch
Marion Stacey
Lawrence
Mary Burke
Clinton
Burke
Wilder
Spencer
Mildred Herbert
Norfolk Public
Maurice Herbert
Epworth League
M. EE. Church
K. of
Mr. Leonard
Teachers Club
Ray Beaudoin
Maynard T. T
Portland Nine
N. E. League
Leo Comeau
Concord Street
Edward Coughlin
Brighton
B. J. R. Coughlin
Margaret Lotty Nichols
Jersey City
Hannah Sweeney
Cambridge
Margaret
Nellie May
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Nicholas Driscoll
Uniforth
William Coughlin
Marboro
Loughlin
B. J. Coughlin
K. of C
Meigea
Plymouth Rock
Sweetcheu Pickles
Brillo
WNAC
Ramblers
Meeds, Inc
Maynard Riverside Coop
Asso
Nason Street
Concord
John W. Mara
Main Street
Sudbury Forrest
D. Bradshaw
State Road
Marlborocock
Mall
W. H. Morse
Middlesex
Maynard Womans Club
American Woolen Company
Maynard, Mass
Safety and Service
Irvine Astwood
Advi
Lamson-Hubbard Fifth Avenue
Lamson-Hubbard
Concord Clothing. Co
A. W. Davis Co
West Acton, Mass
Lowell Brand
Moore’s Paints
Wirthmore
von Storch
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