Maynard injured at barn altercation near stairs
Jeremiah Cullinane Maynard suffered an injury at M. Peterson s barn this week when a charge squeezed him against a stair wall. Charles Bill and family from Los Angeles are visiting friends in Great Road. Miss Bliss Noyes Whitman and Smith plan to attend tonight s Tremont Theatre performance of Mary in Boston. George Snow, longtime resident, spent the day renewing acquaintances and will summer in Maine after a Florida trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Cullinane
M. Peterson
Charles Bill
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Keene
Great Rd
Mabel. Bliss
Florence . Noyes
Walter Whitman
Lindsey Smith
Mary
Tremont Theatre
Boston
George Snow
Florida
Maine
Reports arrive on post office carrier exam
Arthur J. Sullivan, local secretary for the United States Civil Service Commission, announced that the exam reports have arrived for the local post office carrier position. Six candidates took the examination, with two to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Sullivan
United States Civil Service Commission
Town Farm Let to Gager for Year. Hospital Plans Discussed
The barn and land along the town street have been leased for one year to Mr. Gager of Stow who moved into a building on the property after selling his Conant farm. He will farm the rented portion and the overseers may rent the entire farm if not used for hospital purposes. A special town meeting will decide this. A hospital committee of the Business Men's Association surveyed the house and will prepare a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gager
Stow
Conant Farm
Business Men's Association
Mothers' Day Observances At Local Churches
Mothers' Day observances filled the weekend with services at the Methodist church where Rev. D M Angell preached on The Love of Mother. Members greeted attendees with patriotic ribbon gifts replacing carnations. A special choir program featured Mary Parmenter Archer and quartet members. An evening union service at the Congregational church featured H E Dodge of Fall River Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
D. M. Angell
Mary Parmenter Archer
Elmer Cooy
Ralph Jones
Albert Goettler
William Johnston
Congregational Church
H.E. Dodge
Fall River
Star infielder Hornsby deal ends as Rickey refuses
Indianapolis club figure Jack Hendricks acted as commissioner in a high profile bid to acquire Roger Hornsby from St Louis. Branch Rickey refused a $100,000 cash offer plus two players and a $10,000 commission, noting no ballplayer is worth such a price. McGraw proposed the $70,000 plus players plan, but Rickey rejected it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Roger Hornsby
Indianapoli
John McGraw
Giants
Hendricks
East
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
McGraw
New York
Hornsby
J. A. C. Jones
The
Jones
Rickey
Global sports notes and boxing tied to markets
The piece surveys multiple sports developments. It mentions a boom in wrestling, a protective association for New England soccer players, the Davis Cup retention by Australian tennis stars, a new boxing club in Tia Juana, and a Pueblo boxer’s California tour. It also notes British golf ball imports, favorable exchange rates aiding foreign goods, Tom Jones scouting on the Pacific coast, and Sydney’s bicycle saucer track slated for demolition to host larger crowds.
Legion Post to Hold Thursday Meeting at Antlers Club
Frank J. Demars Post American Legion plans a Thursday night session at the Antlers club rooms. Committees on carnival July 4 picnic and membership to report. The July picnic day will feature two baseball games track and field events and other attractions. A state wide membership drive seeks to enlist ex service men, Maynard reports a membership over 175 and many service men are residents. drive aims to enroll those not yet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Demars Post
American Legion
Antlers
The
Legion
Maynard
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Presents The Travelling Lily at Clinton
Mizpah Rebekah lodge presented The Travelling Lily to Clinton on Tuesday evening. Auto trucks and private cars carried over 75 members to Clinton where an enjoyable evening of entertainment and a light meal followed. The lodge furnished the program which included a comedy sketch The Train To Mauro with Mary Leithhead, Robert Lester, John Shaw in acting roles, a 20 piece Zobo band in uniform led by Robert Lester, and vocal solos by Elmer Cook and William Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Clinton
Mizpah Lodge
Mauro
Mary Leithead
Robert Lester
John Shaw
Elmer Cook
William Johnston
Salvation Army Home Service Drive Opens with Canvass
A town campaign led by Mrs. George H. Merrick and a 30 woman committee begins a house to house drive for Maynard's Salvation Army appeal. Maynard sets a $1250 quota under the slogan A man may be down but never out with Thomas F. Parker as local chairman and Legion assistance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home Service
George H. Merrick
Woman's Club
Maynard
Thomas F. Parker
The
Legion
Campaign Team of Hodges Callahan White and Sher
The campaign is composed of Albert Hodges Neal Callahan Joseph White Mailee Depniston and Harold Sher an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaign
Albert Hodges
Neal Callahan
Joseph White
Mailee Depniston
and Harold Sheran
Spectator thrill as runaway horse dashes through streets
A horse owned by Mr. Herrick went wild Monday morning in a dramatic dash from the Haynes yard to Nason and Main streets. It toppled a buggy, avoided cars, and smashed a wagon, narrowly missing injuries to bystanders. The horse escaped harm but created constant excitement as it bounded past parked autos and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Herrick
Summer St
Nason
Main Sts
J. J. Hil Ferty
Nason St
Main St
W. A. Haynes
Louis
Emerson
Lucius Maynard
Assabet Aerie F C E Holds Regular Meeting
Assabet Aerie F C E met at Eagle hall and initiated 20 candidates while receiving 47 membership applications. A memorial service is planned for early June with class initiation on June 6 and annual officer elections selecting Moynihan presiding Chidley vice president Bouldin secretary O Leary treasurer Peterson chaplain Prosper inside guard Chidley outside guard and Dr Dwight Cowles elected Aerie physician. Civil Service clerical exams set for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Leary
Harold Peterson
Jas
Prosper
George Chidley
Dwight Cowles
Congregational Church Sees Strong Turnout and New Officers
Vincent Kelley now residences in Marlbro and works as a truck driver in Boston. Congregational Church reports a heavy turnout with many pledges, new officers installed including Mrs. Mary McCleary and Alexander Pettigrew. Membership welcomed Mrs. George B Hooper and Hazel Hooper, Grant Denniston, Mrs. C H Champagne, Mrs. H L Galusha, and Rev BE Atiyeh. Weekend programs include a union service, Pastor’s class, prayer meeting, and a Maynard church rules discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Galusha
BE. N. Atiyeh
Maynard
Seiers
Gertrude Moore
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Carzarme
Wolves the
DeLee’ S Drug Store
Hall Store
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Trust Co
Mass
Whitney & Hastings
Tel
Jasons ' Sports
New England
Australia
Tia Juana
Mexico
Dempsey
Johnny
Kid) Mex
California
Tom Jones
Jess Willard
Papke and
Wol‘gast
Pacific Coast
Sydney
Merkel
Princeton
Rollfast
Maynard Cycle Shop
Summer Street
IMIG
Cigarett
Vincent Kelley
Marlbro
M. B. Church
Main Street
Enterprigg
AOS
PAY Best
AMES
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
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