Maynard Rainbow Girls Install Officers At Meeting
Maynard Assembly No. 21 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls installed officers at Masonica hall. Miss Edith Elson received a past worthy adviser jewel as Miss Ruth Berglind presented it. Guests were Medford Chapter Rainbow for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mansley
Elaine Holland
Charity
Myrna Goettler
Luella Huntoon
Hunice Miller
Margaret Allen
Gertrude Weaving
Doris Graham
Ruth Outright
Carolyn Kingman
Dorothy Burnham
Carol Crosby
Ruth Bishop
Lorraine Koch
Marion Lester
Elsie Suikko
Carolyn Tuttle
Ruth Taylor
Legion Auxiliary members to attend Boston convention
Four members of the Legion Auxiliary will attend the Legion Convention in Boston next week. The group includes Mrs. Leon Hawes Mrs. Forrest Bradshaw Mrs. Arvid Nelson and Mrs. James Sawyer. Also noted is Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaulbeck and their daughter Evelyn of Manchester IH who were at the Stone farm on Sunday. Broadcloth shirts priced at 1.29 at New Idea Store Maynard-ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Boston
Leon Hawes
Forrest Bradshaw
Arvid Nelson
James Sawyer
Thomas Kaulbeck
Evelyn
Manchester
I. H
Stone Farm
First outing of Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
More than 500 attend the Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs outing at Maynard Rod and Gun Club in Hudson. Lynn Fish and Game Club wins the skeet shoot, Concord second, Waltham third, with individual skeet won by John May of Lynn and several other event winners listed from multiple clubs. Concord takes the tug of war, and a fashion ad for fall suits closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Maynard
Middlesex ‘County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Hudson
Lynn Fish and Game Club
Concord
Waltham Gun Club
Lynn
Woburn Sportsmen’s Association
Old Town Gun Club
Abington
Waltham Rod and Gun Club
Lowell
John May
H. S. Needham
Dr. Davis
William Goodrich Jr
Samuel Grove
Fulham Avenue
Cambridge
E. P. Higgins
Malden
John Rooney
Waltham
Henry Scarborough
Harry Carr
Timothy H. Lynch
Xe Lowell
Timothy H
Lynch
George Ulrich
Framingham
William Sweeney
North Grafton
Fred Barrows
Charles Gantley
Harlow Deyn Lowell
Grafton
Harlow Tai Lowell
H. Salson
H. Devne
Natick
Jin
George Stockwell
A. Nelson
Sally
R. S. Williams
Chester Williams
Carlo
A. Burnham
Connie of
Erin
C” CG. Woodward
Peggy
A. Otnti
A Good Place To Trade New Idea Store
Local Maynard adv promotes a new Idea Store offering trade in services and unique goods. The feature highlights early customer appeal and community impact with emphasis on innovation and shopper benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Smith hurled shutout as Concord tops Watertown 7 0
Len Smith pitched a two hit game with twelve strikeouts to lead Concord to a 7 0 victory in the season finale against Watertown. Arkin led the offense with a double and two singles while Petersen added a triple and a single. McCabe, Asbjornson and Fredericks also contributed multiple hits as Concord built an early lead and never looked back.
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Concord
Concord Elks
Len Smith
Kimball
Arkin
Petersen
Fredericks
Bob Asbjornson
Red Sox
Nashville
Dempsey
Mccabe
Timoney
Asbjorn
Lyman
Farell
Ford
Oooper
Sentiers
Watertown
C Johnson
G Johnson
West Acton News Round Robin Hosts and Club Plans
Five tables were filled at a Round Robin party in the Odd Fellows building with Mr. and Mrs. Lucat winning first prizes. Mrs Minnie Campbell and William Smiley of Littleton received consolations. A second party is planned in two weeks. Universalist services will be held October 5 at 1 30 in the West Acton Women’s Club. Rev A J Torsleff will lead the service. A West Acton Woman’s Club executive meeting was held last Monday. opening club activities begin October 6. Irma Durkee and America Parnego announce their marriage. Mrs George Towne is ill but improving. The next TAR hall meeting is October 7 at 2 30 to avoid conflict with the Women’s Club. Officers and members should attend for November inspection planning. Mr and Mrs Wiggin plan a mid October southern winter visit. their home will be occupied by Mr and Mrs John Hough during their absence. Sympathy offered to Mrs Flora Beach on the loss of her mother, Mrs Mary A Frazier of Maynard. Feltus returned from Georgeville after vacation with her daughter. Freshmen plans to celebrate continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd + Fellows
Lucat
Minnie Campbell
William Smiley
Littleton
Universalist
West Acton
Womans’ Club
A. J. Torsleff
West ‘Acton Woman’s Club
Irma M. Durkee
America Parnego
George ‘Towne
Homestead Street
Wiggin
John Hough
Acton High School
Hough
Flora Beach
Mary A. Frazier
Maynard
Feltus
Georgeville
Freshmen Stage Entertainment at A H S Assembly
The A H S freshman class held an assembly at the end of the day with a successful entertainment program. In the evening the freshmen were hosted at a reception by the seniors marking a red letter day for the class.
West Acton Baptist Church Rally Day Set Next Sunday
West Acton Baptist Church announces Rally Day with day school department activities and a special morning service. Richard W. Oliver from Dudley Bible Institute Providence R I will speak at the morning service. Clarence the noted runner is expected as evening speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Day School
Richard W. Oliver
Dudley Bible I Providence
R. I
Clarence
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Nason St
Co-operative Bank
Save & Part
Frank E. Sanderson
Nason Street
Rausburg
Gutteridge
Sennew Rls
SO. Sudbury
New Idea Store
Maynard—ady
Vwasura
Rae
Maia
Essrebla
Eugene Thompson
A. R. Newell
Medford
George Stuart
VJ. Sematore
Woburn
Charles Courtney
New Idea
Adv
W. C. Goodrich
N. Harteeeete
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Glenn Swett
T Dr. Wiswellaaeae
T. Agnewweenees
Dr. Davis Eetene
Wm. Bulger, Jr
Coal
Lea
Coal CO
Strand Theatre
Alice White
Sweet Mama
Dorothy ‘Mackaill
Mysto Magic
Vitaphone
Bebe Daniels
The
Cuckoos
Everett Marshall
Smith
Concord Victory
Idea
Western Electric
Dorothy MacKain
Milton Sills
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Maynard Country Club
Louis Mann
Robert Montgomery
Elliot Nugent
Leila Hyam
Gary Cooper
Kay Johnson
Betty Compson
William Boyd
Harry Green
Slim Summerville
Tel
Akins
Les
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