Maynard News Highlights Local Guests and Liberty Bond Drive
Maynard residents host visitors from Boston Lowell and Marlboro. A party of Camp Devens soldiers attended a barn party at Elmhurst farm with Maynard townsfolk. The Maynard schools raised over 10 200 in Liberty Bonds with many students and staff contributing sizable sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
W. H. Millington
George H. Woods
Imusic
Horace ¥. Bates
George A. Kennedy
Ruth Stevens
Helen Wight
Genevieve Coughlin
Ralph Case
Mildred Connors
Anna Coughlan
Burton Coughlan
Walter Courtney
Grant Denniston
Albert’ Drechsler
John Dwyer
Ruth Waton
Marion Flage
Norman Garney
Howard Herbert
Arthur’ King
Charles Lever
Pearl Lever
Celia Metcalf
Walter Mullin
Mary Newton
Robert Parkin
Lillian Townsend
Frank Vodoklye
Leon Whitney
Elizabeth ‘Wilson
Herbert Young
Carl Ness
Caroline Herbert
Harold Powers
Summer
Pauline Clark
Mary Rady
Dorothy Gruber
Evelyn Cole
Miss. Finn
Marion Donahue
Margaret Campbell
Sara Liverman
Kenneth Stockbridge
Raymond Drechsler
Miss .Johnson
Miss Burdo
Winifred Fardey
Raymond Seckle
Hva Novick
Miss Randlett
Howard
Rhoda Blatt
Miss Coughlin
Hona Paine
Ruth Bradley
King
Gertrude
Weaving
Alice Liverman
Everett. Sheridan
Mary Campbell
Bancroft Sr
Miss Perley
Kenneth Prue
M. F. Nagle
Madeline Prue
Miss McManus
Mildred Axford
Miss Andrews
Edith. Whitehead
Miss Colman
Margaret—Magurn
Main "St
Miss Wallace
Albert Lever
Francis Brayden
William McInnes
Russell Naylor
Miss Carney
Helena Donahue
Edwin Carlton
Helen Morgan
Walter Sheridan
Harriet Naylor
Marie Smith
Margaret O’connor
Mike Trush
E. C. Sullivan
William McNamara
Bernard Hilferty
Phyllis Naylor
Mary Sheridan
Planning Show Promises Music Sketches and Comedy
The class of 1918 M. H.8 plans a big day event in Colonial hall featuring instrumental and vocal music dramatic sketches and a comedy quartet led by Al and Walter T Mu whose 1916 senior show earned praise.
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Colonial Hall
Walter T. Mu
Exhibition of fancy articles at Methodist church window
An exhibition of fancy articles by the young ladies of the Athea class of the Methodist Episcopal church and their helpers will be shown in the windows of W X Marda drug store on Nagon street Friday and Saturday. Items will be for sale at the Parsonage Aid society’s annual sale at Colonial Hall on November 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mason
Iby
D Mason
Wendell Grey
New York
Linwood
White
Springfield
John Smith
Nason St
Franky Binks
Tary Corps
Camp Devens
Library War Council
Maynard
John Connors
Samuel King
Great’ Rd
George Newton
Albert
Dora Varney
Hopkins Academy
Hadley
Francis Pickett
Acton Centon
Alfred T
Abel Haynes
Isaac Binks
Ray
John Stafford
Olga Erickson
Abbie
A. T. Haynes
Brooks St
Wilcox
Gum Paper Co
Nashua
H. Mies Alite Rapson
Elmhurst Farm
Great Rd
Ohathea
Methodist Episco Church
W. X. Marda
Nagon St
Society
Colonial Hall
Notice of Administrator for Estate of Aloei Brooks
A subscriber is appointed administrator of the estate of Aloei Brooks late of Montevideo Uruguay deceased in Middlesex County. Bond given and Alfred K. Leary of Maynard named as agent. Creditors must exhibit their demands. October 30 1917.
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Aloe i
Brooks
Montevideo
Uruguay
Middlesex
Alfred KE. Mcleary
Maynard
Textile workers attend Lowell convention and elect officers
Delegates from Maynard and other unions participate in sessions and parades at the United Textile Workers convention in Lowell. Joseph Parkinney is elected to the UTW America executive council, with Thomas Breck as president and Thomas McMahon named first vice president. A state woman suffrage resolution is adopted and prizes are awarded to several delegates.
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Mayer
United’ ‘Textile
United Textile Workers
Lowell
Joseph Parkinney
Weavers’ Union
U. T. W. of America
New’ England
New York City
Thomas Breck
Maynard Textile Workers’ Council
Joseph Parkin
John King
Lowell Textile Council
Thomas McMahon
A. F
Maynard
Jesse Billet
Ivor Nelson
The
Spinners’ Union
James Boulden
Benjamin CC. Brown
Matti Mattson
George Waterhouse
Thomas ‘Smith
Willian Sweeney
John King, Jr
Mary Driscoll
Maynard Red Cross Seeks funds for Christmas bags
Maynard Red Cross meets at Summer Street school to raise money for 50 Christmas bags for front line soldiers. Bags include khaki cloth, cross emblem, toiletries, writing supplies, tobacco items, games, silk flag, diary, and chocolate. Donations to Mrs. O. S. Fowler or Mrs. William Litchfield.
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Maynard Branch
The
Red Cross
We Front
Maynard
Bene
Pr National
Red. Cross
Fowler
William Litchfield
Despondent Finn commits suicide at home after amputation
Hilki Oikari aged 25, son of Finland, who had both legs amputated below the knee after an accident years earlier, shot himself in his residence at 30 Waltham Street Sunday noon. A single 82 calibre revolver shot proved fatal within an hour as authorities including Dr Edward Flaherty and Police Chief Frank Binks investigated.
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Hilki Oikari
Waltham St
Springfield
Dance A Success At Parker Street Hall
A social dance held by the Finnish Workingmen's association at Parker Street hall attracted a large crowd Saturday evening. A cake walk and flower sale were features of the program, with refreshments served. Also noted, Thomas Murray Parker Sr. joined the American Woolen Co in the dry filthish department this past week.
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John Gallagher
Parks St
Boston
Theresa Donahue
Main St
Friends
Lowell
Patrick Kane
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Conabe National Church
Edward Fisher
John Connors
Daniel Connors
Edward Flaherty
Edward Salmon
B. J. Coughlin
Charles Dyson
Parker St. Hall
Thomas Murray, Parker Sr
American ‘Woolen Co
Maynard reports record coal supply and price talks
The Maynard coal committee following a meeting with local dealers has sent a price recommendation for coal sizes to Fuel Administrator Garfield in Washington. The New England committee will decide on public release. Local dealers report ample supply with one firm delivering 400 tons more than any previous year by Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Garfield
Washington
New England Fuel Committee
Joshus Naylor
Maynard Coal Committee
Fuel
American ‘Woolen Co
New Oneland Fuel Committee
New England
Maynard Victorious Over Hillsides at Medford Bowling
Maynard defeated the Hillsides at Medford lanes Monday evening in a tight match. James Lent led Maynard as Morrisey starred for Medford. The score was close until the final pin toppled.
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Maynard
Medford
James Lent
Morrisey
Fragmented OCR Item On Routine Trade Note
A small unreadable OCR fragment mentions a code like C 12446 and a package reference with Ty dc. The text is incomplete and lacks clear who, what, where, or when details to identify an event.
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W.B. Case
Pegrees
Maynard Grange
Mary Martin
Cate
Louis Peel
Ona
CG. D
Dole Acton
Bedford Real Estate
Crescent Ave
Charles W. O’dowd
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Rexall
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
G. Lynch
Tucker
Billett
W- Lynch
Rooney
MacDonald
Morrissey
Maynard Upholstering Co
Main Street
Bay State
Piaha Args Sales
Sabet Institution For Savings Incorporated
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