Passed Away Widow of A Q Tin with Local Ties
Obituary notes the death of a longtime resident in her fast year after a long illness at Lindolit Rest Home. Born in Nova Scotia, she lived in the area about 65 years and is survived by a son Frank and daughter Carrie Wikins with several grandchildren. She was active in the Miznac abekah lodge and Methodist Church, with funeral services at the granddaughter’s home and at the Methodist Church led by Rev Earon Marshall and Rev Matthew Vance, burial in Lakeview Cemetery Cochituate.
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Middlesex Defeats St George's In Classic Intersectional Battle
Captain Tim Black stars at fullback as Middlesex varsity overwhelms St George's 30 to 6 in the 35th annual clash. Black scores three touchdowns after Pete Truesdale’s early lead, with Captain Congdon and Billy Baron adding scores. Congdon injures shoulder. Jim Congdon fills in. Middlesex improves to 4 wins in six. St George's suffers sixth loss.
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St. Georges
Acton-H. Stuart Fire Chief warns parents about crowds
MacGregor, chief of the fire department, appeals to parents of young boys and girls who rush to fire houses. He notes riding bicycles in the street and running in front of responding autos endangers the crew and bystanders. He urges guardians to stop this dangerous, heedless behavior near stations and leaving trucks.
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Eleventh anniversary of St Castmff Church observed
The eleventh anniversary of St Castmff Church dedication was marked May 11 with a high mass at Sacr Clock. Rev. John S. Dai assisted. An afternoon parish gathering featured entertainment and refreshments in the parish hall.
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St Cast Mff
Semimonthly Baby Clinics Held by Health Office
The health department continues its semimonthly baby clinics. The next session will be held today at 2:30 p.m. at the Maynard facility, with nursing staff and clinicians present for checkups and guidance.
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Maynard Considers Christmas Illumination for Town Block
Town officials discuss extending Christmas lighting to the business district to boost trade and holiday glamour. A study is planned to determine cost sharing and a timeline, aiming for a coordinated illumination effort with merchants lighting their stores as funds allow.
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Ahalt
Stich
Thanks for Your Kindness From The Quinilian Family
The Quinilian family expresses gratitude for the support and kindness received during a difficult time. Sincere thanks are extended to all who offered help, comfort, and prayers.
Cord of Thanks for Mrs Kane Remembrance
We wish to express heartfelt thanks for the floral and spiritual remembrances and other acts of kindness extended to us in our recent bereavement for the late Mrs. Thomas J. Kane.
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Shower Planned for Miss Batulin at Maynard Church
A Maynard church event hosts a shower for Miss Batulin on May 26. The gathering will be held at the church with attendees including Lauri Kauppi and local parish members.
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Lauri Kauppi
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Maynard Mourns Helen Bakun Pioneer Resident
Mrs Helen M Bakun wife of William Bakun died Wednesday night after several weeks illness at her home 1 Percival street age 68 born in Littiliata Bapes resided in Maynard 40 years pioneer settler. Survived by husband four sons John James Frank of Maynard Joseph of Harvard three daughters Mrs Nell Ku fan Hudson Mrs Helen Mc Phee and Mrs Mary White Maynard funeral from home Saturday morning requiem mass 9 at St Bridget church interment parish cemetery
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William Bakun
Nell‘e Kufan
Hudson
Hélén McPhee
Mary Hite
St. Bridget’s Church
Thomas J. Croke
Maynard Totals and Highest Strings in Tournament Scores
Totals show 520 527 687 1584 with Lent and Boulden achieving a high string of 109 and Boulden leading with a 302 total. H Peterson posts the top string at 24 and George Stuart the highest total at 317 with a final set of 469 521 528 1828.
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George Stuart
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D. Murphy
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Lost Wanderer and Fey Fancies Fragmented Note
A fragment from a local page hints at a wandering figure and fanciful fey motifs. The text reads as incomplete reflections on mystery and illusion with no clear event or attribution.
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Concord Freshmen Edge Winchester In Close Football Scrimmage
Concord freshmen coached by Howard Hawks traveled to Winchester for an afternoon game against Winchester Eager, with Hanley scoring for Concord. The Red and Black showed promising talent for fall varsity season amid a hard fought contest and indicated upcoming potential.
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Awkes
Winchester
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Ine Hanley
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Food Exhibition and Demonstration by United Co op Society
A Maynard event at the United Co operative Building Main Street on Thursday at seven features department displays directed by Mrs Brombelt dietitian from the Co op Wholesale Kitchen. Samples of products will be distributed under Brombelt supervision. A.Limer, a Co op Wholesale fieldman, will speak on quality and government grading rules for canned goods. A poet will also attend.
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Stoneham Defeats Concord Eleven In Sixth Straight Defeat
Stoneham tops Concord 7to 6 at Stoneham grounds for Concords sixth straight loss. McBreen scores in first period. Stoneham leads 14to6 at half, with final tally two minutes left. Wilkie Boyd McCarthy McBreen cited for standout play.
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Concord High
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Stoneham
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Concord High Me Ant Field Hockey Eleven Weighs Leader
Concord Concord High announces a meeting this afternoon to choose a leader for the 1940 eleven as Mary Murphy retires. Captain Mrs. Gilbert Lawrence and Olive Meek, Jean MacRae from Concord join Lexington Hockey Club. Roger Eason shines for Duke. Roger scores several touchdowns this semester. Robert Lawson ends season with Lawrence Academy.
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Concord Badminton Club Faces University Club After Byes
Concord badminton team traveled to the Badminton and Tennis Club on Wellman Street Boston for a 1939 Greater nihe league match. They drew a bye on November 5 and will next face the fast University Club in a setup stage.
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Birthday Party Honored Marliator of Mrvap and Mrs Aer
Relatives and friends gathered Monday evening at the 16 Giunaon Street home to celebrate Marliator of Mrvap and Mrs Aer gartha s eightieth birthday. Guests played games, enjoyed music, and a luncheon was served by Mrs Manties. A large birthday cake centered the dining table.
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Giunaon Stréet
Middlesex League standings amid Thanksgiving tilt
Stoneham leads the Middlesex League with Winchester close behind as Lexington and others battle for position. The struggling race sees teams vying for a top spot ahead of upcoming Saturday games and the crowded field in the 1930s era standings.
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