Public works grants and reemployment drive expand town projects
A town widens public works with a $7800 CWA grant adding 65 jobs and 8000 in new projects approved. Total funding reaches 13 640 with 18 Glenwood cemetery and street, water, sewer, and school projects plus 9 additional hires by week’s end. National Reemployment Service assists. Gavin Taylor manages registrations. 250 men and six women already signed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Taylor
Yesterwee
G.ade
Glenwood Cemetery
St. I'S Cemetery
National Reemployment
Magomic
William Scully
Gavin “Taylor
Maynard
CWIA
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Water Department
White Pond Reservation
Alliam ‘Scully
N. Welfare Commission
Lovell Bus Plans Terminal at Maynard River Street Corner
Lovell, president of the Bus Lines Company, announces a new bus terminal at the corner of Walnut and River streets in Maynard. The change, effective around December, will reroute busses from Main Street and reduce traffic delays at Nason and Main. A waiting station and gas service are planned in the Walnut street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Isses
River Street
River
Main Street
Nason
Main Streets
Hud- Lovell Bus Company
Lovell
Walnut Street
Leighton Family Receives Unexpected Surprise
A Concord notice reports Mr and Mrs Leighton of 7 West Street were surprised by an unexpected event at their home near 74 Central. The wording suggests a miscommunication or mistaken expectation involving a party or payment, with the couple noting confusion over plans and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Leighton
Central
Rose
Maynard Event At St Bridget’s Tonight
A Maynard gathering at St Bridget’s in Cooperative Hall features a whist game in club rooms with refreshments and turkey prizes. Joseph Joao Sega serves as chairman with volunteers like Dr Earl Ryan Herbert W Sweeney Susie Sheehan Albert Lynch and Herbert W Martin handling tickets and publicity amid a large attendance.
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Maynard
An of
St. Bridget
K. ‘of
Joesph Joao Sega
Kerty
Earl Ryan
Hegan
Herbert
W. Sweeney
Susie Sheehan
Albert
Uro Lynch
Herbert W. Martin
Anova
Maynard Community Mourns Mrs Fearns Died At Home
Mrs. Pilen Fearns aged 72 of 72 Nason Street Maynard died Saturday at her home born in Manchester England she had lived in the United States 64 years and in Maynard 60 years survived by daughter Miss Mary Fearns and three grandchildren Edward Fearns Alice Fearns and Frances Fearns hundreds visited the home to pay tribute a funeral was held Monday at St Bridget church with high mass of requiem Rev John J McCarthy officiating bearers included James Arnott John Connors Jr Edward Redding George Lynch John Pinardi and George McKenna burial in Lenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Pilen Fearns
Nason Street
Manchester
England
Mary Fearns
Edward Fearns
Alice
Trances
Earns
St. Bridget’s Church
Joseph di Neen
A. A. Hilerty
James Arnott
John Connors Jr
Edward Redding
George Lynch
John Pinardi
Maynard High Football Ousts Rivals in Fierce Season Drive
Maynard High undertook a bold 12 game season featuring tough independents and Midland League opponents. Led by coach Ai Lever with Ai Sawyer and Charles Lak on staff, the team impressed with strong shooting and clutch play from Captain Johnny Cool and Hank Den. The squad scored 134 to 100 in most games and faced setbacks including a surprising Stoneham upset and forfeit protests from Hudson. Community support included woolen blankets and theater guest events as the program built toward a likely home game tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High Se
Nual
Fugh
Puere
Inter
Shidow
Indepe Enty
Ett and
Waltham
Stoneham
Ai Lever
Ai Sawyer
P Educat
Charles Lak
Ealy
Gardner
City
Calcium
Slater
Locely
Maynard
Hudson
High School Atletic Association
Woo
Johnny
Inspiratio
Hank den
Hank
Belmont
Winchester
Hudson Anide
Everett
Maurice White
Mass State ‘College
Hank Ast
Fred. Newman
Alee
O’donnell
Lo Ca E Ree
Mobora Gemtels
Her, Hobgan
Uno
Chuk
Suno
Eskinen
Malcollm Brothers
Billy
Smith
Litbowicz
Fraser
Serare
A Will Cher
Auno Noreoute
Malcolm
Fred Even
Concord Players Present Fall Huddle Cast List Evening
The Concord Players Fall Huddle featured William Gower and Clyde Ramson roles with multiple cast rotations. Margaret Gower Janet Wilson Nellie Curtis and Helen Thompson highlighted key parts while Gladys Brooks and Marion Miller directed. Refreshments of cider milk doughnuts and cheese followed as Marvin Taylor chaired the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Serge Se
William Gower
Robert E. Goodwin
B. Alcott Pratt
Gorton ‘Hutchins
Margaret
Gower
Janet Wilson
Berond
Daily, Faversham
Bessie Monson
Asi Wae Co
Nellie Curtis
Helen Thompson
Urcee Brown
Clyde
Ramson
A. Page
Newcombe
Fuller
George Shaw
Gladys
W. Brooks
Palen
Marion B. Miller
Story
Faversham, Jr
Marvin
Taylor
Illustrated lecture on Glass at Trinity Parish House
Friday evening December 1 at 8 o clock an illustrated lecture on stained glass by Joseph G Reynolds Jr followed by a Metropolitan Museum moving picture The slides depict medieval cathedrals of France and stained glass works by Reynolds and associates among Boston glass workers with pieces in churches and cathedrals both in the city and abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parish ‘House
Jozeph G. Reyndélde, Jr
Muse
Reynolds
Gid
France
Wsed
League meeting outlines captains and officers
The fragment notes an annual league meeting with Harold serving as president and Elmer Peterson as captain. Other listed officers include treasurer Henry and captains Wiltia Safa, and Visocchi. Members named are Roy Lent Armand Buiesa and Charles Visocchi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Meynard
iAn
Cemenlond Ab
Harold, Peterson
Wnd
Mrs Helen L Hird Died At Home After Illness
Mrs Helen L Hird 89 died at her Maynard home on Thursday morning. Born in Washington County Maine she had lived in Maynard for 16 years and was married to Samuel H Hird. Funeral was held Saturday at her home with a service by a local minister. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Helen L. Hird
Samuel H. Hird
Thureday
Orage
Washington ‘County
Maine
Bné
Teé Finerel
Arlington
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord forms Young Men's Club to support school
The Concord Young Men's Club forms with Theodore Peterson as president and a slate of officers including Mark Mars and Arthur W, with an executive committee. Judge Prescott Keyes proposes an advisory board, appointing Wells A. Hall and others to guide and supervise. A Guarantors Committee aims to secure credit for startup and self-sufficiency through local guarantors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coord
Theodore Peterson
Mark Mars
Arthur Ww
Daniel A. Kelley
Laurence F. Petersen
William Tobin
William McCarthy
Robert Parke
Harry Dee
Prescott Keyes
Wells A. Hall
William G .Ryan
Judge Keyes
Edward W. Flannery
John G .Watson
Joseph Dee
Raymond Emerson
HH. Whittemore Brown
Three Live Andelertags Delight Concord-Three Ghosts
A damaged notice describes a lively afternoon of local performers at the renovated vestry of the Meeting House. The text lists John W Clarkson Barbara Allen Charles Johnson Land and other local figures in a stage presentation directed by Joslin with Philip L Smith noted.
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Concord
Acalso
Iday
Peecers
John ‘W Clarkson
Roera Henn
Benjamin F
Three Phoste
Barbara Allen
Edward P
Charles
Johnson Land
Burleigh
Leslie Ballou
Watter
Philip L Smith
Wi Mil
Triumph
Dent Einier UE
Joslin
Surprise Fete Honors Harold Tompkins in Concord Gathering
A large surprise party welcomed Harold Tompkins, noted Rhode Island Red poultry expert and Concord School Committee member, and his wife Mrs. Tompkins at their Lowell Road home. The event drew about 100 relatives and friends from Concord and nearby towns, honoring their Silver Wedding anniversary with gifts, poems, and a silver serving dish. Tompkins, active in poultry circles, has led and judged shows nationwide and holds multiple club positions. the couple has five children including Robert H. Tompkins and Maudene Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tompkins
Rhode Island
Concord
Hilda Wheeler
Lois B. Macdonald
Adam
Warren B Goddard
Rhode Island Red Club
Amelia
Massachusetts
Standard ‘Bred Poultry Association of America
Middlesex County Poultry Association
Diof
New England Ak
American Poultry Association
Tompkins
Robert H. Tompkins
Om High
Maudene
Everett Tompkins
Tom
Po Farm Riad
Tompk
Lester Tom
Youth Succumbs to Long Illness
Konstanti Trachim, son of Mrs. Samea Trachim of Worcester, died at 15 after a long illness. He was a student at a local school. The funeral was held Saturday morning with burial in a local cemetery. School mates mourned with many flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konstanti Trachim
Samea Trachim
Worcester
Tame Sete
Mornés
Mary
Ilenwo
Sister of Marlboro Man Died in Leo
Mrs. eee Scanlon 57 died at Rome 4 Cottage. She was a native of this city. Survived by Golden of this city and Seon Mercaanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlbor
Man
Leo Marlboro
Eee
Scanlon
Concord Gets $16 700 Federal Work Aid Five Projects Approved
The Civil Works Administration in Boston approved five Concord public works projects proposed by the Concord Board of Selectmen. The town’s share of the federal allotment is 16 700 dollars, funding playground grading, building upgrades, road work, and painting. Unemployed residents register at the Public Western Department office in Town Hall Building for first priority, with about 75 registered so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
Boston
Concord
Concord Board of Selectmen
Raymond Wheeler
Selectmen
Tawetece
Westere
Merson
Concord Center
West Concord
Ing
Walden Street
Tor
Ning ' Er
Professor George H Barton Geology Expert and Greenland Explorer
The obituary notes Professor George H Barton a distinguished geologist who taught in Sudbury and Boston and served with the United States Geological Survey. He joined the sixth Peary Greenland expedition in 1896 and mentored many students. He and Mrs Best Sudbury welcomed a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Barton
Sudbury
Donald C Barton
Peon
Tex
Harold
Cambuseum
May Beede
Stow
Re Ee
Barton
Boston
Baistant ‘Geolosie
United States’ Geological Survey
Peary
Greenland
Alfred Gross to Lecture On Birds At Pariah House Event
Dr. Alfred Gross, an ornithology authority, will lecture on birds at the first Pariah Mooting House annual event at night. His research spans Bermuda, Haiti, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Canada, and Labrador, with numerous books and monographs in leading journals.
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Alfred
Gross
Bowdoin
Westy
Pariah sMootind House
Bermuda
Ands
Barre
Colorado
Haiti
Costa Rica
Columbia
Ecuador
South America
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Labrador
Maynard Grange Annual Social Event Highlights
Maynard Grange held a Friday night gathering with competitive entertainment won by Stow Grange over Adams Grange. Acton presented Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. A quilt from Byra Smith won by Mrs. W. H. Dunlop of Newton. Frank Case accompanied dancing at the piano. A Maynard Grange booth ran aprons candy and other items. A Middlesex Central Pomona meeting is planned for Framingham on December 6 with Adelaide to be installed in January. A Music Night and another Maynard Grange event are planned for winter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Stow Grange
Adom Grange
Weil
Acton
W. H. Dunlop
Newton
Frank Case
Bya Smith
Grace Bourke
Dorothy Alving
Candy
Grace Tucker
Adelaide Sims
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Framingham
Edmund Whitney
Adelaide
Po ‘Mona
Maynard Grange de
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Dmard Momas
Ell Bus Lines Company
Ertising
Eayasnorits
Ellen Fearns
By AL Cowles
Young Men’s Club
Finn Maynard
Mark Silver
Mrs. Tompkins
Geoloos Telameenee Servistin
David
Boy Borg
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