Maynard Couple Wed In Maynard Read Ceremony
Mabel Sheridan of Hudson and John O’Brien of Maynard were married at the Sheridan home with attendees from Boston Cambridge Shirley Worcester and other towns. The ceremony featured music by Eeverly's orchestra and a reception followed. The couple plan a wedding tour to New York Washington and Philadelphia and will reside on Great Road, currently under construction, by early next year.
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Boston
Cambridge
Shirley
Worcester
Stone‘eeverly
Ewell
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Great Rd
Hudson
Leander H. Sheridan
Vena Saran
Hudson — High
Marlboro Business College
Maynard
Tate
John ‘O'Brien
Rapid progress on Homestead houses in Waltham Street
The Homestead Association of the American Woolen Co. builds new houses on Waltham St. Progress depends on contractor success in securing carpenters and skilled workers. LF Woodbury & Sons, the contractor, reports he can employ every carpenter or stonemason who applies today.
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Waltham St
Homestead Association of the
American Woolen Co
Hstes
LF. Woodbury & Sons
Lutheran Pastor Mantala Resigns Glendale Street Charge
Rev. B Mantala has served as pastor for the past year at the Lutheran church on Glendale Street and will resign to take another pastorate next month. The change ends his term locally as he moves to a new assignment.
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B. Mantala
Lutheran Church
Glendale
Montaseae
Concert for Glendale St Lutheran Church Draws Large Crowd
A well attended concert at Glendale St Lutheran Church benefited the church. Talent from the Maynard and Fitchburg choir performed an excellent program. A feature was a history of the Maynard church choir by Matti Heinenen in 1913. Prayer was by Rev. B Maais and remarks by Ja Taurilia.
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Glendale St. Lutheran Church
Drew & Large
Maynard and Fitchbure
Maynard ‘Church
Matti Heinenen
B. Ma Ais
Ja- Taurilia
Dance critics invited to judge a New England gathering
A letter from Maynard Mass dated November 22 1919 asks a police chief to bring dance critics to a local event to assess dancing styles claiming the shimmy and tango are misunderstood and requesting an impartial review. It notes outside car traffic is a police matter. A separate river find reports cloth from Assabet mills recovered near the American Powder Co. plant after a police raid, with bundles containing cloth yarn and a coat and pants.
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Lyons
Mc Donald
Abs
Assabet
The
American Powder Co
Assabet Mills
Loyal Assabet Lodge Whist Party Winners
Loyal Assabet lodge M A held the first whist party at Lat Mesanic hall on Wednesday evening prizes were awarded to ladies and gentlemen winners include Mrs Irving Dart for first place with a cut glass creamer and bowl and Mrs William John second place with a butter dish other prizes went to Mrs Bert Larking and Job Doel. A committee arranged the event and next week a collation will be served at Ontario hall.
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Loyal Assabet Lodge
M.‘A
Mesanic Hall
Irving Dart
William Johneit
Bert Larking
Polk Goktagen Smethu
Job Doel
Aoe
Lewis Gut Cuttell
William Next
Ontario
Frank Demars Post Elects Officers for Emergent Legion
The American Legion post organized at Riverside hall elected officers including E commander Michael E and vice commander Walter Den. Francis Madden urged unity and Americanism. The charter is expected this week as the post starts with 120 members named for a local Maynard boy killed in the war. Regular meetings set for the second Thursday with no fixed meeting place yet.
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Frank Demars
Frank J. Demars Post
American Legion
Riverside Hall
Francis Madden
Massachusetts
Michael
John Michael Smith
Joseph White
Nacota Osella
Raymond “Jones
Ernest Rassmussen
Michael Louka
Leonard Kataari
Louis Arcieri
Michael * Rynkiewicz
Maynard
Election of Officers at Local W C T U Meeting
The regular monthly W C T U meeting at the M E church parsonage conducted the annual officer election. Mrs. Charles F Parsons hosted. Rev Parsons spoke on current events. New officers elected include Mrs Howard Wik as president, Mrs Hiram Parkin and Mrs Sumner Rogers as vice presidents, Mrs Harvey Richardson as secretary, and Mrs John McPherson as treasurer.
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Charles F. Parsons
M. ‘Eb
Frattices ‘Hawkes
Mary Archer
Ida. Parmenter
Howard Wik
Hiram Parkin
Sumner Rogers
Harvey Richardson
John McPherson
Treas
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Cleveland
Ndas
Aares
Geo, F. O’brien
Maynard, Mass
Cleveland Automobile CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Mise Mabel
Shen Bride
Kelley
Ight
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Division 44
A. O. Hi
Holy Name Society
Tery
Yours
Mighigan
J. Leo Comeau
F. A, Boothroyd
W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated
American, Legion
Louis E. Sullivan
Nason Stee
Mass
R. C. Nyman
Carter's Music
Main St
Howard
Burr
Squth Sudbury
Parker and Waltham Streets
Finney
South Acton, Mass
Ford Parts
Edward Reading
Delee Drug Store
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