Maynard News Highlights Community Activities and Changes
Maynard residents share school events church activities and local notices. The Emerson Hospital report notes improvements for a local patient while dancing school recitals and a junior high commencement are slated. Local clubs plan dances, meetings, and charity events as officials report job moves and civic duties.
Maynard Club elects Harriet Naylor president again
The Maynard Woe Club held its May Luncheon and officer election at ash Hall of St George's Sun. Harriet Naylor was re elected president with Mrs James P King as vice president and other officers named including secretary and treasurer. The president and vice president were chosen as delegates to the State Federation Meeting in Swampscott next week.
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Newburyport
Josie Eaton
Brooks Street
Maynar
Ascabet
Hillside
Walnut
St. George's Church
St. Hilda’s Guild
Bogan
Franklin P Flagg
Florida
Fred Wider
Frank Brayden
Mark Kelley
George Howes
Lawrence
Fred Wilder
Tremont Street
Concord Reformatory
Elizabeth Jones
Theodore Jones
Fairfield
Maine
Powder Mom Road Hall
Mother's Club
Loring Thurlow
Robert White
Acton
Jeanette Gruber
New York
Washington
Phillip Weastan
Pesaing
Charles Donaiue
Neemam
Mary Cook
Acton Street
Ernest Holt
Gaston
Reet
K. Paul Hilander
Maynard Lodge
B.p.olk
Hudson
Maynard Post V. F. W
George Autus
Vv. F. W
Keaton Marshall
Methodist Church
Kattin
Roslindale
J. Rex. Shepler
Northampton
Stay Ward
Red and Gun Club
Ten O'Shock
Anton Peterson
C. Drechsler
C. L. King
George Stockwell
Leo Cunningham
John Kane
Charles Leverand
Peter Jensen
Trapelo
Maynard Countity
Cluoba Bay State
Lincoln Street
Boston College Glee Club
Copley Plaza
Arley Lawrence
Maynard Council
Knights of Columbus
James B. Farrell
Worcester
Ferrell
Maynard Lodge B. P. O. E
James R. Priest
Thomas Maley
Charles Irwin
Matthew King
James V. Sweeney
Herbert W. Martin
Edward Ledgard
Theresa Murray
Maynard Trust Company
Edward Cooper
Summer Street
Linden Street
John Thompson
Concord Street
Pirot National
Nason Strant
Amelia Tobin
Grant Street
Emerson Hospital
Thomas O'Heir
Waltham
Thomas Hoyle
Parker Street
Robertllingsworth
Clark University
William Priest
Walcott Street
Arlene
White Pains
Marleboro B. B. A
Crowe Park
Tom King
Roy Marsden
Superior Court
Matthew D. Freeman
Pletcher “Corner
Winifred Wamboldt
West Acton
Arlington Street
Freeman
Freeman & Clancy Plumbing Company
Maynard
L W Shms
Ruth Bradley
Frank Farnell
Frank Grieve
Isaac ‘Binks
Frank
State Federation
Swampscott
James Eaton
Martin. Gruber
W F W Auxiliary Hosts Workshop Talk on Modern Kitchen
Maynard Post VFW Auxiliary presented another session in a series aimed at improving the woman’s workshop skills and the modern kitchen. The event highlighted practical tips for home economics and domestic efficiency.
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Maynard Post
V .W
Death of World War Vet John E Heitala in Maynard
John E Heitala 44 a former Maynard resident and World War II veteran died Sunday at the U S Veterans hospital in Jamaica L I He enlisted from Maynard served in several engagements and lost a leg He resided here after the war His funeral was at the Finnish Congregational church at two o clock conducted by Rev Jacob Rinta He was buried with military honors in Glenwood cemetery with taps and three volleys by local veterans
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Maynard
John E. Heitala
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Jamaica
Jacob Rinta
Hie
Glenwood Cemetery
Free concerts by Maynard Civic Chorus ERA Orchestra at George Washington
The Boston PRA Civic Chorus and ERA Symphony Orchestra played to capacity at two free concerts in the George Washington Auditorium. The afternoon show drew children and adults while the 8 pm evening performance attracted attendees from nearby towns. The program mixed classical and popular pieces amid warm applause, sponsored by the Maynard Citizens Committee with James A. Coughlan as chairman and Rev. Matthew A. Vance as secretary.
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Maynard
Boston
PRA Civic Chorus
ERA Symphony Orchestra
George Washington Auditorium
Maynard Citizens Committee
James A. Coughlan
Matthew A. Vance
Assabet Valley Base Ball League 3 Schedule May June 1925
Schedule for the Assabet Valley Base Ball League listing games from May 15 to June 25 1925. Matches include W Concord Maynard Stow Hudson Sudbury Acton Maynard at W Concord and other pairings with venues and dates across May and June.
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Assabet Valley
Base Ball League
W. Concord
Maynard Morgan
Stow
S&s. Acton
Morgan Maynard
Littlefield
Hudson
Sudbury Tighe
Acton
Sudbury
S. Acton
Maynard
Littlefield Mudson
Stow Littlefield
Morgan Hudeon
S. Acton Morgan
Sth
Morgan W. Concord
Myrick Maynard
Tighe
W. Concord Morgan
W. Acton
Hudson Myrick
Ednesday
Stow Morgan
Maynard Man Hit by Golf Ball in Hospital
Maynard resident John Ka pon, 40, is hospitalized after being struck by a golf ball in the yard of Andrew echneider on Moreland Avenue East Lexington. Police report indicates the incident occurred in May and details are incomplete.
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Maynard
Lexington
John Kapon
Main Street
Symmes Arlington
Andrew @echneider
Moreland Avenue
East
John O
Hudson
Iam
Tae Tad
Sage of Chinatown Offers Calm Amid Turmoil
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown speaks on staying placid in moments of agitation to keep peace with neighbor Hi Hat, emphasizing restraint and harmony in daily disputes.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Hi Hat
Masonic Bodies Attend Church Service With Special Guests
The Congregational church on May 19 will host Masonic bodies and Hawthorne Chapter O E S as special guests. Rev. George H. Thurlow will deliver a special sermon and a musical service will be held. The Church School will meet.
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Hawthorne Chapter
George H. Thurlow
Concord High Team Finishes Third in Middlesex Meet
Concord High School places third at the Middlesex track meet amid strong performances by listed athletes and a competitive field. Details on events and times are limited in the readable text.
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Concord
Concord Hie
Schoo
Middlesex
Flannery scores 15 in three events at meet
Flannery posted 15 points in the 100 and 500 and one broad jump. Humphey Hosmer placed second in the senior mile. Annursnac Grange held a brief spring housecleaning meeting at Warner Hall led by Master Mrs Velma Hinman.
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Flannery
Humphey Hosmer
Spring
Annursnac Grange
Warner Hall
Velma Hinman
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