Maynard Church Weeknight Service Highlights
Omer E Garland pastor of 1st church at Granite preached at Maynard church in the evening. He is the oldest pastor. his father was Gentry. Reports were given from Warrowis departments and church officers.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
8
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Sermon Note
Rev. C C Garland presides at morning worship with a sermon. Primary Bible school meets at 9 30 and worship at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C C Garland
Armistice Day Program At Epworth League
Armistice Day service to be held with special program at Union church. Ten minute addresses by cooperating pastors. Bible school at 12 M and meeting at 6 PM with Epworth League at 7 PM. Public cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Epworth’ League
Union Armistice
Maynard Fire Denies Relief Fund for Worcester Firemen
At a Maynard meeting last night the fire department voted against contributing 25 to Worcester firemen’s relief for families of two who died in a recent city fire. The contribution was sent by Capt. John Maley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Fire Department
Worcester
John Maley
Tigers and Newton Club clash on Armistice Day
Football game set for 2 30 p m Armistice Day between the Tigers and Newton City Club under American Legion Marlboro Prospect Park auspices with local veterans hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Newton City
American Legion
Marlboro
Prospect Park
Shutup at Stoneham Concord High falls to Stoneham in heat
Concord High School football suffered its first defeat of the season at Stoneham. Stoneham used a heavier 20 man lineup and varied attack to score in the second and third periods and again in the fourth as Concord fought hard. Adzigian and Marston connected on effective forward passes leading to two touchdowns, with Blackburn and Adzigian adding extra points.
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Concord
Concord High School
Stoneham
Adgigian
Adzigian
Marston
Blackburn
Stoneham H
Kent
Messima
Ryan
Nehuecand
Jenkins
Jackson
Theroux
Potundi
Halpin
Bingham
Grunberg
Avery
Connors
Covastson
Maynard H S Girls Hockey Team Eyes First Victory
Ruth Finn leads the Maynard High School girls hockey squad as they seek their first victory this season against Marlboro in Marlboro City. The team aims to rebound after a rough start and break through with a win.
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Maynard
Ruth Finn
Maynard H. S
Seld Marlboro
Marlboro H
Highland City
Unity Circle Installation in Maynard
Unity Circle I. Co. of A. installed its officers at Odd Fellows hall with supreme president Mrs. Mary Crotty and staff in charge. New officers include Eleanor Sheridan president Mary Fletcher vice president Elizabeth Cavanaugh recording secretary Eva Tucker financial secretary Julia Keegan Mary Cook first guide Katherine White second guide Mary Murray inner sentinel Mary Sheridan outer sentinel Michael Cleary trustee for three years. A collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murray
Inner Sentinel
Mary Sheridan
Outer Sentinel
Michael Cleary
Halloween Prank Sparks Early Fire Call in Maynard
In Maynard on Halloween night residents wore disguises and rang bells while decorating streets. A vacant house on a street owned by David Lowe caught fire starting at the first floor and spreading to the roof before neighbors and the fire department extinguished it.
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Maynard
Julenses
Beachy Acca
Atreet
David Lowe
Maynard Juniors Bowling Night At Leominster Alleys
Readable fragments indicate Maynard Juniors of Marlbor d will bowl at Leominster Alleys Wednesday night and again Thursday night at Maynard Junior meet. Named individuals include George Davis and another George. Local league bowling schedule appears in garbled form.
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Midland Bey
Leominster
Maynard
Qollis
Marlbord
George Davis
George
Fireworks night event at American Legion Park Marlboro
The Marlboro American Legion hosts fireworks at Park Marlboro on Armistice Day evening 7 30 p m with community attendance planned. Organizers promote ardent celebrations and official auspices by the American Legion.
Veterans to Lead Team This Season at Maynard City
A report notes a veteran squad will begin work this season under a new plan in Maynard City with the aim of developing a winning outfit for the next season.
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Thagodal Sirlé
Maynard Sities
Gee Hane Bey
Inglie
Maynard Sheiks vs Assumption A A Clash Ends In Muddy Tie
Undefeated teams Maynard Sheiks and Assumption A A of Winthrop battled on Alumni Field under steady rain. The mud covered players as neither side scored, producing one of the hardest fought local gridiron games with strong defenses and tense moments.
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Cowles
Maynard
Maynard Sheiks
Assumption A. A
Winthrop
Assumption
Funet
Flechanics
Toba
Celly
eKenna
Pancho “Grondahl
Connell ‘Nyholm
W. Spratt
R. Ss Ll. G
Treanor
Cockaros
OrDonnel
Rogers Ty Cameron Kitowie
E. Tripod O'Toole
Binner
A Q. B. Decker Maaré
Fahhaihe ‘B
Romano Siowney
AB Connell
Canton
Chyzus
Burke
Suez
Mad Breakfast Farce Delights Meeting House Crowd
At Concord on Friday November 6 the First Parish held a supper in the vestry followed by the farce A Mad Breakfast. The show was directed by the Women's Parish Association entertainment committee and stars included Mrs Wallace B Conant and Miss Antoinette Watson among others. The supper was chaired by Louis M. Marks with several helpers listed. The entertainment committee led by Marks and including Miss Antoinette Watson presented the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Women’s Parish Association
Wallace B Conant
Walter S Wood
Raymond Wheeler
Norman C Spencer
Mary
Mary Chase
John W. Clarkson
Newcomb Fuller
Elmer L Joslin
Howard W. Kent
Albert W Lee
Rynear Y. Lufkin
Eliza B. Macquarrie
Alden H Russell
Elizabeth R Wheeler
Louis M. Marks
Marion Barker
D. Dana Bartlett
Walter N How
Alden H. Russell
Antoinette Watson
Armistice Day Service at Memorial Park Dr Eason to Speak
Rev Eason Cross of St George's Church will give the Armistice Day address at Memorial Park at 11 AM under Frank J DeMars Post A L. Legion members led by Commander Joseph Dineen will march to the monument for a two minute silence. The annual Legion dance follows at Colonial Hall with Venitian Orchestra and a large crowd expected.
Sheiks to Meet Natick Independents Sunday at Alumni Field
Maynard November 6 The Sheiks face Natick Independents Sunday afternoon at 2 30 on Alumni field. Natick beat the Sheiks 20 0 two years ago and will bring stars Ned Mahan Billy Murray former Dean and Fordham star Garvey and others to challenge the desert boys.
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Maynard
Sheiks
Natick Independents
Alumni
Natick
Ooys
Ned Mahan
Billy Murray
Seees
Dean
Fordham
Garvey
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