Maynard Woman's Club Notes Highlighted Meeting
The Maynard Woman's club hosts a Masonic hall afternoon program featuring Misa Marion Bertha Clark, Harry Fowler and Waino Kauppi, followed by tea. Invitations extend to Concord Woman's club for December 9 at 2 30. Speakers from the state federation address food sanitation bakeries and marketing. West Acton club to hold open meeting with Margaret Deland reading from Old Chester Tales. Clark receives handkerchief shower from Sunday school class and Utility club hosts linen shower at Walcott Street. Burnday school class hosts gathering at Walcott Avenue home.
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Maynard Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Misa Marion Bertha Clark
Reader
Harry Fowler
Sololst
Maynard
Voy
Waino Kauppi
Woman’s Club
Concord Woman's Club
Town House
Concord
Woman's Oluba
State Federation
West Acton Woman's Club
Margaret Deland
Clark
M. B. Church
Utility Club
Walcott St
Walcott At
The Rev Morrill Osgood Offers Weekly Church Schedule
The pastor Rev Morrill Osgood conducts 10:45 morning service and 12 o clock Sunday school with men and Baraca classes. Epworth league at 6 pm and Christian community service at 7 pm. Neighborhood classes meet Tuesdays and Church Fellowship Fridays. Talks include The Challenge of Faith and The Reward of Toil. Second quarterly conference is Saturday evening led by Rev A P Sharpe. Christmas events include cantata on Dec 22 and a Christmas tree with Santa Claus on Dec 25.
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A. Morrill Osgood
Epworth League
Christian Community Service
William Hooper
A. P. Sharpe
Death of Henry Martin at Maynard residence near Puffer's pond
Henry Martin died at his home near Puffer's pond Thursday afternoon after a several months illness. born in Finland 57 years ago he lived in the west before moving to Maynard several years ago. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. Burial was in Glenwood cemetery Saturday afternoon.
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Henry Martin
Puffer's Pond
Finland
Maynard
Glenwood Cemetery
Marriage Notice From Ruth Smith Home Gardens
At the home of Miss Ruth Smith last Wednesday evening, Miss Nina was entertained in a social gathering with friends and relatives. The event reflected a cordial, intimate social scene typical of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
Nina
Assabet council elects officers at annual meeting
At Monday evening’s session in Masonic hall the Assabet council held its annual officer election. Gutteridge was chosen regent Veitch V R Axford P R Hart aec Sunder land collector Sullivan treas Sims orator Henderson chaplain Fowler quid Sweeney warden Murphy sentry Hent Veane and Taylor trustees with Sullivan as representative to the grand council and as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Council
R. A
Masonic Hall
William H. Gutteridge
Alexander Veitch
V. R
Fred Axford
P. R
George Hart
Aec
John Sunderland
P. J. Sullivan
Treas
Jesse Sims
Edward Henderson
O. 3. Fowler, Quid; Thomas Sweeney, Warden; George Murphy, Sentry; James R. Hent
Thomas Veane
Emanuel Taylor
Grand Council
Y P S C RB Elects Officers for Next Year
At a meeting in the Congregational church vestry the Y P S C RB elected Miss Ethel Butterworth president Miss Annie Kennedy vice president Miss Mabel Morris treasurer and Sadie Stitt social committee chair. A social followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ethel Butterworth
Annie Kennedy
Mabel Morris
Sadie Stitt
Miss Finn to Teach Fourth Grade in Southboro
Miss Finn of Southboro will teach in the fourth grade on Nason street during Miss Mary White's absence. Miss Williama Dunsmore of Clinton visited Mrs. Elizabeth Dunsmore and attended the vesper service at the Congregational church where Rev. Frederick N. Rutan preached on The Place of the Cross a Modern Life. Gilroy's moving pictures will be shown in Cooperative hall this Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Southboro
Nason St
Mary White
Williama Dunsmore of
Clinton
Elizabeth Dunsmore
Congregational Church
Frederick N. Rutan
Gilroy
Cooperative Hall
Nason Street
H. Davis
Local Notes Include Illness Through Measles and Debris Cleanup
Edward Carston travels with engineer Kidahn Fred to Savandth while Mrs. Alfred Kitchener falls ill with appendicitis after a Nashua trip. Leap Year club holds a dancing party. Music hall debris clearing begins and rebuilds planned. Measles cases rise as schools reopen. 87 pupils absent. Men’s Fraternal League hosts guest night. bowlers clash at Nas an stables. Benefit dance for Charles Austin planned. RCA directors reject basketball hall use. Red Cross Christmas seals on sale at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Carston
Kidahn Fred
Savahash
Savandth
Alfred Kitchener
Nashua
N. H
Ahen
Leap Year Club
Cooperative Hall
Music Hall
Men’s Fraternal League
Congregational Church
West
South Acton
Nasan Stalleys
Charles Austin
South Framingham Hospital
Austn
Hed Cross
Fearn’s
Dwinell's
Case's
Christie's
Racial clash erupts in southern town
A near race riot reports blacks and whites massing separately. White shooters fired into the air and the crowd dispersed. A plantation owner questions a worker about participation, noting he did not run like the wind but passed two men fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Yasair
Pennsylvania
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