Maynard Man Dies of Heart Trouble at 74
John Mannion, a respected resident, died of heart trouble at his daughter’s home on Parks Street Thursday night. He was 74, born in Ireland, and had lived in Littleton, South Acton, and town before passing. Funeral Mass at St. Bridget’s followed by burial in St. Bernard’s cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Frank Tobin and Mrs George Murphy and two sons Thomas and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mannion
Mrrs
Frank Tobin
Parks St
Ireland
Littleton
South Acton
St. Bridget’s Church
P. D. Meagher
Walter J. Browne
Frank Cummings
Concord Junction
A. A. Hilferty
Michael
Henry
James William
Eden Tobin
Andrew Fardy
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
George Murphy
North Acton
Thomas Mannion
Everett
Elma Conant Weds Carl Lund in Stow Unitarian Church
Miss Elma Conant daughter of Mrs. Susan Conant and Carl Lund son of John Lund of Stow were married Saturday at 6 PM in Stow Unitarian church. Rev Moulton officiated. Bridesmaids ushers guests carried flowers and music included Lohengrin and Mendelssohn. They plan to reside on Great Road, Stow after a brief wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Conant
Carl Lund
Susan Conant
John Lund
Stow
Hoiriseg
Unitarian Church
Mr. Moulton
Killarney
Priscilla Harriman
Marion Goding
Ethel
Eleanor Fletcher
George Curtiss
Boston
Mendelssohn
Mre
Lund
Stow High School
Stow Grange
Anniversary Dance and Whist Party by AOH Ladies
The Ladies' auxiliary of AOH held an anniversary dance and whist party at Cooperative hall on Wednesday with a large turnout. The event featured a 14 member party orchestra, patriotic decorations, and prizes for both ladies and gents winners. Ladies first went to Miss Annie O Connell of Concord Junction, followed by Miss Beatrice Malone and Miss Olive Morgan. gents first went to Bernard Garrigan and John Kane, with Louis Kelley as consolation. The counters were Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Mary Wall, and Mrs. Mary Moore, and the organizing committee included Mrs. White, Mrs. Margaret McCarthy, Mrs. Mary Wall, Misses Laura Moore, Mary Driscoll, Olive Morgan, and May King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Musd
Annie O’connnell
Concord Junction
Beatrice Malone
Olive Morgan
Bernard Garrigan
John Kane
Louis Kelley
Young Peoples Christian Association Convention in Glendale
The Young People's Christian Association convention of Massachusetts and New York will be held at Glendale St Lutheran Church on June 2 and 3. A concert at Cooperative Hall on June 2 features seven choirs with speakers Rev Alpo Setala of Republic Michigan and Rev Mr Miller of Boston Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Association
Churches of Massachusetts
New York
Glendale, St. Lutheran Church
Cooperative Hall
Alpo Setala
Republic
Michigan
Glendale St. Church
Mr. Miller
Lutheran Church
Boston
Regular Christian Endeavor Meeting at Congregational Church
The Christian Endeavor society held its regular monthly meeting in the vestry of the Congregational church on Monday evening. Miss Emma Guillow presided in the absence of President Edith Gatlick, and a social hour followed under the guidance of committee chair Sadie Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Emma Guillow
Edith Gatlick
Sadie Flood
Ascension Day Masses at St Bridget’s Church
At St Bridget's Church the feast of the Ascension will be observed with masses at 5 6 45 and 7 30 in the morning and a service at 7 30 in the evening Confessions will be heard this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Church
Congregational Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Rev. Frederick N. Rutan leads a morning service with sermon at 10 45 Sunday followed by Sunday school at noon. Junior C E at 4 p m and Senior C E at 6 p m with graduates moving to the senior department. Evening service at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Rutan
C. E
Cheney elected senior proctor at Boston University arts college
The College of Liberal Arts at Boston University elects Ralph H. E. Cheney of 15 Brooks Street as senior proctor for the coming year. Cheney is a Maynard High School graduate. Proctors serve as faculty and student representatives, present undergraduate views, and assist in examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Ralph H. EB. Cheney
Brooks St
Cheney
Maynard High School
Millington Boy Aids Farm Under School Mobilization
Arthur Millington, son of the Supt. of Schools, works on John G Peck’s farm in Stow. The high school student’s labor is credited as part of regular school work to support mobilization and boost food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Millington
William H. Millington
John G.peck
Stow
Entertainment at Congregational church by Senior C E society
The Senior Christian Endeavor society plans an entertainment at the vestry of the Congregational church on Thursday evening. A miscellaneous program includes a sketch titled Examination Day at Wood Hill School led by Miss Ethel Carlson and Gavin Taylor Jr. Rae entertainment starts at 8 p.m. with refreshments to follow.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
Congregational Church
Wood Hill
Ethel Carlson
Gavin Taylor, Jr
Rae
Licenses Issued for Peddlers This Week
Peddlers licenses were issued to Gorge Kaler and William Bishop for 13.75 dollars. One dollar goes to the state weights and measures, 76 cents funds a peddler badge, and the remainder to the town treasurer. Local sealer Joshua Edwards enforces the license law. Mr and Mrs William Smith and children of Charlestown visited the Smiths of Pleasant Street on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge’ Kaler
William Bishop
Commonwealth
Joshua Edwards
William Smith
Charlestown
Pleasant St
Evening School Closes After Successful Season
The evening school ended for the season Friday after a strong year. The first session was in January with 219 attendees and an overall term average of 124 pupils. Several students applied for naturalization papers and some enlisted in U S military service. Principal Horace Bates led the program assisted by Miss Cl lever Sullivan Grace Bishop Doris Carney and Otti Leino.
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U.S
Horace Bates
Clemmie Sullivan
Grace Bishop
Doris Carney
Otti Leino
Town guardsmen praised for support and hospitality
The company of soldiers reports excellent treatment from the town, with club rooms offered, social events attended, and gifts of tobacco. All are in good health and gratefully acknowledge the town’s courtesies and generosity.
Land Plowed for School Garden Plots
Land behind the Main Street school has been plowed and harrowed, with 35 pupils receiving plots for school gardens. Planting began this week under H. Linwood White of the State Board of Agriculture, focusing on root crops like turnips beets and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Linwood White
State Board of Agriculture
White Cross Guild Entertainment and Dance at Cooper Hall
The White Cross Guild hosts an entertainment and dance at Cooperative Hall on Tuesday evening in June. Proceeds support a fund for emergency hospital relief equipment led by Rev. M. J. Scanlan of Boston.
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White Cross Guild
Cooperative Hall
M. J. Scanlan
Boston
Joffre Parade Bugler Waino Kauppi Performs Across Boston
Waino Kauppi served as bugler for the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston in the Joffre parade at Bas top Saturday. Later he played with Teel's band at Faneuil Hall and with the game orchestra at the State banquet at Copley Plaza in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waino Kauppi
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Boston
Bastop
Teel
Faneuil Hall
Game Orchestra
Copley Plaza
Glendale St Lutheran Church Social Plans
Glendale St Lutheran Church members hosted an entertainment and social at the church on Saturday evening. Rev. George Yoki of Quincy preached, with addresses by pastor Edward Isaac of Brighton and Matti Heinonen, Sunday school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale St
Lutheran Church
George Yoki
Quincy
Edward Isaac
Brighton
Matti Heinonen
Rival teams vie for American Powder works crown
Rival baseball squads contest the series for the American Powder works championship. The keg shop team led by Louis Kelly faces the outside workers captained by Ray Sims as honors remain undecided after recent games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Powder Works
Louis Kelly
Ray Sims
Dorcas Society Preps for Fall Grange Fair
The Dorcas society gathered at Mrs. Alice Martin's home on Friday to sew and prepare fancy items for the annual Grange fair in the fall. The group will meet again Friday at Mrs. Frank E. Sanderson's Lincoln Street residence.
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Dorcas Society
Alice Martin
Frank E. Sanderson
Lincoln St
John Coulter dies after two weeks illness at Elm Street
Funeral held Thursday for John Coulter who died at midnight Monday May 7 at his home after a two weeks illness from apoplexy. Born in Glasgow 49 years ago he lived in Maynard since childhood. Survived by wife Edith Speight son Walter mother Mrs Jane Coulter three brothers and one sister. He served in local lodges and mills and played semi pro baseball in Maynard. Interment Glenwood Cemetery with numerous floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coulter
Elm St
Glasgow
Scotland
Edith Speight
E. F. Hunt
Congregational Church
Walter
Jane Coulter
Frank
William
James Coulter
Albert Axford
Summer Hill Lodge
Loyal Assabet, Lodge
M. A
Noble Grand
Assabet Mills
Maynard
Frederick N. Rutan
Fred Axford
Joe Marsden
Loyal Assabet Lodge
John Sheridan
Che
S Turnbull
Edward Doherty
John . Peterson
Ballardvele
Providencé
Moosup
Ase Lyme
Glenwood Cemetery
Commencement Week Plans At High School
Plans for Commencement week are outlined with a junior reception on June 26, a public ratitation exercise on June 27, and the M H S alumni annual meeting on June 28.
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Standard Paint Co
Wilson Lumber CO
the Green Stamp Store
J. W. Raymond
Hubbard St
Glover & Palmer
W. I. Glover
Chas. Palmer
P.O. Box
Magee Ranges
Austin MacRae
Main St
Bank
F. E. Taylor & Co
Fowler Building
Maynard, Mass
Joffre
Concord, Mass
Red Seal
Main Street
Ford
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron, Ohio
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