Local Names and Visits Across Malden and Manchester
Miss Mae Bulkley of Malden sold Harvard to someone last week and Old Harvar Road saw changes. John Connorton of Manchester visited his parents and Mr and Mrs Sherman Reed of New York City visited Reed family in Commonwealth Avenue. Daniel Tas TM was missed from his Bos n and Maine crossing post and is confined to home due to lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mae Bulkley
Malden
Harvard
Old Harvar Road
John Conorton
Manchester
Y. H
John J. Connorton
Oak End
Sherman Reed
Ow Yerk City
Y Team F Hooke Entertained at Commonwealth Avenue Party
Miss Norma Smith captained the Field Hockey team at a social gathering at her Commonwealth Avenue home on Mesday evening. Attending were Miss nthammons, Chyster instructor, Th Wiggins, Gertrude Albiom ary Dalton, Elizabeth Swan, ary Lawton Grace Nav Miriam ren Maude Tompkins and Helen Clubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Smith
Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Smith
Miss Nthammons
Chyster ‘Instructor
Th Wiggins
Gertrude Albiomary Dalton
Elizabeth Swan
Ary Lawton Grace Nav
Miriam Ren
Maude Tompkins
Helen Clubb
Sheiks Enter League Amid Local Baseball Change
The Maynard Shirky are admitted to the As sabet Valley Baseball League joining Stow Sudbury Concorn Junction Union Club Marlboro City Club and Nob scott. Teague opens its schedule June 4 with reps Chysus Seckel McNamara and Cowles. A Miners Relief Committee formed by Finnish groups plans a concert at Waltham Street Hall on May 27 to aid striking miners in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Shirky
Assabet Valley Baseball League
Stow
Sudbury
Concorn Junction
Union Club
Marlboro City Club
Nobscott
Teague
Adolph Chysus
Raymond Seckel
William McNamara
al Cowles
Sheiks
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kinnish Congregational Church
The
Lutheran Church, Alka Temperance Society
Progressive Association
Waltham Street Hall
Weekend Visits and Family News Brighten Local Notes
Miss Helen McCabe spent the weekend with relatives in Cambridge. Mr Edward Lyons of Main Street attended his brother’s funeral in Roxbury. Miss Dorothy Gruber of Boston is vacationing with her parents on Acton Street. Mr and Mrs William Smith of Pine Street attended a Jamaica Plain wedding. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Hoffman of Newton Drive Thursday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson of DeMars Street Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCabe
Cambridge
Edward Lyons
Main Street
Roxbury
Dorothy Gruber
Boston
Julius Gruber
Acton
William Smith
Pine Street
Jamaica Plain
John Hoffman
Newton Drive
Roy Nelson
DeMars Street
Maynard Holds First Quarterly Conference at Methodist Church
The first quarterly conference was held at the Maynard Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Dr. John L. Ivey of Worcester district superintendent presided. Dr. E V Hinchliffe of the New England Deaconess Association directed evening motion pictures. A special musical program featured several negro spirituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John L. Ivey
Worcester
E V Hinchliffe
New England Deaconess Association
New President Hosts Maynard Womans Club Officers
Mrs Essa Case new president hosted the Maynard Womans Club officers at her Great Road home on Monday afternoon. Officers present included Mrs Edna Farnell vice president Mrs Olive Cross recording secretary and others leading departments. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Reginald Jones at McKinley Street. Maynard hat shop ad promotes a May sale on hats dresses and coats at 72 Main Street Opp Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essa Case
Maynard Womans Club
Great Road
Edna Farnell
Olive Cross
Florence Dawson
Helen Murphy
Bertha Whitney
Lorena Kennedy
Mary Mahoney
Eva Frye
Huldah Taylor
Annie P. Naylor
Hilda Kotila
Jesse Bell
Nellie Wilson
Eleanor Martin
Sadie Priest
Fullenton Hat Shop
Main Street
Maynard
Postoffice
Swett Family Arrives Home from DeLand Florida
Mr and Mrs Glenwood Swett of Bent Ave return Saturday from DeLand Florida with Mr Swett’s parents Mr and Mrs Weston Swett visiting locally. Mrs Nellie Robinson of New York visits her mother Mrs Albert Easthope. Manchester Unity I O O F decorates departed members on Sunday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Swett
Bent Ave
DeLand
Florida
Weston Swett
Nellie Robinson
New York City
Albert Easthope
Manchester
Weather Hinders Brake Light Test In Maynard
Inspectors Barrett and Scede from the Lowell district could not complete brake and light tests Friday due to bad weather. They reschedule for Friday May 25 on Parker Street near Glenwood Cemetery from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 pm for brakes and 8 to 9 30 pm for lights. This is the last local option for motorists to be tested in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Scede
Lowell
Maynard
Parker Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Miss Hooper Delights Boston Recital at Faelten Hall
Miss Hazel Hooper presented a successful recital at Faelten Hall Huntington Ave Boston Wednesday assisted by baritone Harlan L Cook and George Pratt Maxim A large crowd of her hometown friends attended the event.
Town Farm Field Transferred to School for Athletics
A May 17 1928 meeting of Frank J. DeMar's Post No 235 American Legion voted to record support for transferring Town Farm Field from the Town to the School Department for athletic use. Harold V. Sheridan adjutant signs the letter. New hats and styles announced at Fullenton Hat Shop on Main Street Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. DeMar
Amerian Legion
Harold V. Sheridan
Finnish Resident Simo Makela Dies at 44
Simo Makela prominent among Finnish residents dies Thursday at his home 19 Arthur Street after a twelve week illness. He leaves a widow four daughters and two sons. Funeral held Sunday at Finnisa Congregational Church officiated by Rev Vicia Ko tila with large attendance. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simo Makela
Arthur Street
Finland
Finnisa
Vicia
Kotila
Glenwood Cemetery
Guests of Waltham Lodge attend Victoria Lodge gathering
A delegation of twenty members from Earl Kitchener Lodge Lone of St. George and Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George attended Victoria Lodge Waltham Thursday night. Earl Kitchener lodge will hold its annual meeting and election of officers next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kitchener Lodge
Lone of
St. George
Lady Warwick Lodge
Victoria Lodge
Waltham
Crafts Exhibition in Maynard Schools
The annual exhibit of drawings and crafts will be held tonight at the High school Auditorium. The show is open all day and evening for inspection. Junior High pupils demonstrate in the morning and High school pupils in the afternoon and evening. Children of the grades will not be admitted in the evening.
Seniors of M H S Start Campaign for Office Posts
The Commercial Department seniors begin another campaign for positions. Harold Nordberg started as stenographer with Walter Dickson and Company at Chamber of Commerce Building. Lydia Glebis took a temporary post with Devore and Reynolds. Sophie Novick will join American Optical Company on May 28 at Southbridge, recruiting Maynard graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nordberg
Walter Dickson and Company
Chamber of Commerce , Building
Fetc _ Street
Lydia Glebis
Devore and Reynolds
Sophie Novick
American Optical Company
Southbridge
Massachusetts
Maynard
Memorial Sunday at Methodist Episcopal Maynard
Memorial Sunday services led by Pastor C E Carroll with sermon The Next War. American Legion and Auxiliary guests. Epworth League and Boy Scouts host events including Playing Square with Scoutie. Church Night features General Conference actions discussion. Building Committee plans church expansion or relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard
C. E. Carroll
Brooks Street
Wm. Naylor
Frank J. DeMars
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Hiram Parkin
Elsie Howard
Epworth League
Scoutie
Boy Scout Troops
Hudson
Odd Fellow’s
Ladies Aid Society
Hattie Dunham
Bertha Whitney
Flora Foster
Alice Grindrod
Sydney Trask
Ethel Crowther
Hazel Philips
Edith McAuslin
Alan Palmer
Raymond Drechsler
Howard A. Wilson
O. _C.s Drechsier
Emmanuel Taylor
A. ‘C. Dunham
C. J Morse
Edwin Carlton
Margaret Gates
Knights of Pythias 35th Biennial Meet Highlights Charity
The Knights of Pythias report over 150 million dollars in welfare and relief to widows orphans and members in fifty years. Insurance payouts exceed 62 million with waivers saving 8 million. Eighteen homes support about 5000 people, with lands providing food. Milwaukee hosts a ten day convention starting August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pyth
Milwaukee
Wis
Insurance Department
Pythian
Maynard
Keeper of
William V Cameron
Gand
Red Cross
Emerson
Massachusetts
Children’s
Florida
Vermont
Mississippi
America
Forty Hours Devotion and May Procession Details
Fort y Hours Devotion will be held at St Bridgets church starting Friday morning and ending with a high mass next Sunday Masses will be at 645 7 and 8 Friday and Saturday mornings Confessions will be Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings The annual May procession and crowning of the Queen by Sunday school children will be next Sunday afternoon First Communion days will receive Communion at the 880 mass Arthur Easthope of England was a recent guest of his brother Albert Hasthope
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Bridgete
Arthur Easthope
England
Alebert Hasthope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willie H. O’brien
Main St .Maynard
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Laynard & Acton Oil Co
H. W. Burlaw
Prop
South Acton
Hades
Reginald Jones
McKinley Street
Thursday
Main St
Pontome
P. O. Box
OF Security
Maynard Trust Co
Mass
Pine St
Waltham Lodge
the Safe Drug Store
Knights OF Pythias
Maydale Spring CO
Jeweler
Nason St. Tel
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