Walter Kelley attends funeral of Private Andrew Sullivan
Maynard Walter Kelley a World War II veteran of the 26th division attended the funeral of Private Andrew Sullivan at North Cambridge on Wednesday afternoon. Sullivan and Kelley were both in Co. E 104th Infantry. Sullivan was gassed and wounded by shrapnel, recovered in service, but later died at home last week. A delegation from Arl Kitchiner lodge visited Fitchburg to attend the Sons of St. George lodge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kelley
Andrew Sullivan
North Cambridge
Sullivan
Kelley
Co. E
104Th Inf
Temporary World War Veterans Post organized in Moose rooms
At a meeting of returned service men in the Moose rooms Armory block a temporary World War Veterans Post was formed. Sergt William Moynihan was elected president and Private John J Manning secretary. A second meeting is set for Thursday evening at the same rooms to plan preliminaries and discuss steps toward a permanent organization for all veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Rooms
Armory Block
William Moynihan
John J. Manning
Beginning of Fall Season Urges Uruguay Coal Prices
Edward McManus a Maynard High School graduate tied to the U S consulate in Montevideo Uruguay writes to his parents that the fall season is just beginning there He notes coal is selling from 45 to 70 a ton and gives a glimpse of life in South America during the season transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘McManus
Maynard High School
U. S
Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
Edward McManus
Sudbury Jr
Congregational Church Casts Pulpit and Parish Moves
Rev J M Wapham preached at Somerville Congregational church Sunday morning. William and Mrs Dyson moved their furnishings to a Dartmouth street home once occupied by Mrs Desmond. James R Bent Summer sii was named cattle inspector at a selectmen meeting Thursday. Rev Frederick N Rutan former Congregational pastor and family left Thursday for Charlotte Vermont where he accepted a pastorate.
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Somerville
Congregational Church
William Dyson
Dartmouth St
Desmond
James R. Bent
Board of Selectmen
Frederick N. Rutan
Rutan
A. M. O. Philathea Class Social at M. E. Church
The A. M. O. Philathea class held an entertainment and social at the M. E. church Thursday evening. An excellent program featured piano solo by Norman Johnston recitations by Martha Vanaanen songs by eight little girls a violin solo by Walfred Riihilou ma and a one act comedy No Men Wanted with Misses Avis Barlow Charlotte Gault and Rose Hanson in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. O. Philathea
M. E. Church
Norman Johnston
Martha Vanaanen
Walfred Riihilouma
Harold Brown
Avis
Barlow
Charlotte
Gault
Rose
Hanson
Maynard High defeats Lexington in Wednesday return game
Maynard High School won its third straight at Crowe Park, beating Lexington High 8 to 3. Denniston starred with three hits including a two bagger, Marsden struck out 13 in a dominant 13 inning effort, and Laurila homered as Maynard clinched the win in drizzle before a return game at Lexington.
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Maynard High
Lexington
Maynard H. S
Crowe Park
Lexington H
Denniston
Tom” Marsden
Pakkanen
Laurilla
Roy Marsden
Blatt
Marsden
Courtney
Adams
Bashian
Bourney
M. H
Manning
Li Courtney
Laurila
PR Blatt
Kaattari
Denniston Cf
L. H
Callahan
Kelley Ss
LZ Sa
Richards
Ie de Bourne
T. Marsden
Bourne
Harrington
Ball
Powers
Benefit Dance Joins Maynard Homecoming Celebration
The Maynard Homecoming committee held a Wednesday evening benefit dance at Colonial Hall. Returned service men in uniform attended amid red white and blue banners. Music by Stuart's Orchestra and the grand march led by Selectman Frank S. Binks and Mrs. Hoa Frye.
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Colonial Hall
Maynard
Army
Navy
Stuart
Frank 8. Binks
Hoa Frye
Joshua Edwards
Wallace Priest
Laura Moore
William. J. Moore
John
Garney
James Sheridan
Henry Slyvert
James Mallins
Frank S. Binks
Joshua’ Edwards
Maynard H. 8 Meet Sacred Heart Academy In Baseball Clash
Saturday at John A Crowe park Maynard H. 8 faces Sacred Heart academy Worcester in a season opener diamond battle. Game starts at 3 p m with both teams strong hitters and solid fields, no admission but a collection to defray expenses as a large local crowd is anticipated.
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John A. Crowe Park
Maynard H
Sacred Heart Academy of Worcester
Sacred Heart
Car Thieves Take Edwards Vehicle in Brown Street Area
The automobile was stolen from Joshua Edwards's garage last week and found abandoned about 300 yards away after stalling. This marks Edwards's second theft within a year, with Cambridge police later locating the car in a garage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Hdwards
Brown
Edwards
Camridge
Cambridge
Visitor from Brooklyn Attends Happiness at Hollis Theatre
A Brooklyn woman visiting her father John Callahan of Prospect Street attended a Saturday night performance of Happiness at the Hollis Theatre in Boston along with others from the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Callahan
Prospect Cr
Hollis Theatre
Boston
Main Street repairs and ward improvements planned
Sept of Streets John Driscoll will repair Main Street from the paper mill bridge to the Stow line and reseal and regrade Nason Street after Main Street is finished. He also plans improvements on Acton Street from Nason to Main Street as soon as possible. The selectmen learned the State and county commissions each appropriated 1500, with the town adding 1500, totaling 24500 for Parker Street work under Supt. Driscoll. George Porter of Newton visited Raymond Hooper over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Driscoll
Main St
Stow
Nason St
Acton St
Nason
Parker’st
Supt. Driscoll
George Porter
Newton
Raymond Hooper
Powder Mill Rd
Sunday Services and School Officers Named at Parsons Church
Rev. Charles F. Parsons led a large congregation in Sunday services. Sunday school officers elected include Samuel Parker superintendent Hiram Parkin assistant superintendent Harry Burnham secretary Mrs B D Parsons treasurer Miss Hattie Naylor primary superintendent Miss Martha Parker organist. Midweek service Wednesday evening with official board meeting. Next Sunday Frank C. Dunn of Gardner will lecture on the Centenary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel. Parker
Hiram
Parkin
Harry Burnham
B. D. Parsons
Hattie Naylor
Martha Parker
Frank C. Dunn
Gardner
Boston Area
Medford Grange Meeting Hosts Visitors and Banquet
Mrs Irvin Howe and Mrs Gilbert Hawkes visited Medford Monday and joined Mr and Mrs Harry Bates for an evening at the Medford Grange. They witnessed the third and fourth degrees exemplified and then attended a banquet. George B Creighton of the Maynard Trust spoke at the gathering. Albert Haynes of the W4 Haynes Co discussed plans to build two cottages on Bent Avenue and expected to break ground for the cellar soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Howe
aActon'st
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Harry Bates
Medford
Medford Grange
George B. Creighton
Maynard Trust
Udy
Albert Haynes
Haynes Co
Bentave
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Maxwell
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McCone Bros
Concord, Mass
Arl Kitchiner Lodge
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Lodge
Sons of St. George
WAY
Waldo P.lapham
Mass
Gave Entertainment
Hi Muy
Maydale
Maydale Spring
Telephone
Glendale St
Aghes Richardsot
Mabel Lowney
James R. Priest
E. T. O'Brien
Enaenee
PO Eas
Glenwood
G. R. Hall
Nassbore Albert Vanderhoof
Concord
Bill Townsend
Maynard Ralph E.durkee
Wa Ag
M. E. Ghurch
Wingold
Kaleva Coop
N. Maynard
Miss. C
H. Whitcomb
Broad St
Maynard, Mass
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