Maynard Cionpost Installation Draws Legion Officials
Maynard hosts an installation of officers for the Frank J. Mars Post American Legion at Odd Fellows Hall. Attended by many Legion officials and town leaders, Wm. J. Barry of Arlington oversaw the ceremony assisted by Norman Cringer of Wakefield. New officers include Joseph Dineen commander and Patrick Goyette as finance officer. A post banquet and entertainment followed with speeches by Barry and others, highlighting a solid increase in membership for DeMars Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank. J. Mars
American Legion
Odd Jows Hall
Legion
On Auxiliary
Wig
Hudson
Concord
Acton BA Stow
Promat
Wm. J. Barry
Arlington
Middlesex County
Norman Cringer
Wakefield
Joseph Dineen
Ater Adams
Patrick
Weeds Goyette
Sey Craties Maine
Michael Ryngitz
Harold Heridan
Charles Irwin
Nellie M. Fowler
Marles Irwin
Bason
Edward Ledgard
Herbert Martin
Tuhe
Commader Barry
DeMars
Perley Heath
Hans Erickson
Stow
Iertert Berry
Jas
Mansfield Post
Illiam Benere
P Legion
Actons
Ory Callahan
Marlboro
Sudbury Socials and Local Notes From Holiday Weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles H Way traveled to New London New Hampshire for the holiday weekend with their daughter Barbara a student at Colby Academy Mrs Frank C Perking hosted a Friday afternoon Bridge Do last week Mrs Anne Buxton visited friends in Hingham over the holiday Some Sudbury sports fans backed Connicks team in the world 8 but it collapsed in the seventh inning of Saturday's game A cold winter and no navy was not to be looked upon Mr John Dee and family moved into the Hosmer house at Center The Dee family resided only in Cambridge Mrs Hanora OBrien of Cambridge and Lanesville was a guest at the Hill Thursday last
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Way
New London
N. H
Barbara
Colby Academy
Frank C. Perking
Anne Buxton
John Dee
Hosmer House
Dee
Cambridge
Iss Hanora O’brien
Cammige
Lanesville
Auction sale of real estate in Maynard center
John A. Finigan of acord Massachusetts advertises an auction of eight tenement blocks on River Street Maynard to be held October 19 1929 at 2 pm. The sale requires $200 cash deposit and balance in ten days. Properties include six apartments with cellar town water electric lights sewer connections available, good investment in a prime location near business areas.
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John A. Finigan
Acord
Mass
Tel
Maynard
Tekla Wardzala
River Street
Parrner
Condor Country Club picks top golfers in weekend event
Ralph C. Piper led with a 53-432-3 score across 42 holes in a two thirds handicap event at Condor Country Club. Hubert M. Wardwell Jr and Henry A. Laughlin followed, with John Buttrick and Michael Cody also posting strong scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph €. Piper
Condor Country Club
Hubert M. Wardwell Jr
Sand Henry A. Laughlin
John Buttrick
Michael Cody
Ralph C. Piper
Hubert M.ward
Henry A. Laughlin
Russell. Robb, Jr
John Erick
John M. Abbot
Wells Blanchard
Simeon B. Chittenden
Eae Ee Y. Warren
Michael ‘Cory Jr
Burleigh L. Pratt
A P. Kidder
C. B. Jon
Explosion Destroys Buildings in Maynard Town
A noon blast in Maynard damaged homes and buildings. Initial reports suggested an explosion at the American Per Go plant, but telephone inquiries indicated blasting in the plant’s 60 division was responsible as new foundations were being laid.
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Maynard
Arid
Nitty Needlers Hold Gentlemen's Night at Danish Hall
Neeele night event featured music by Harry Burnham and Mrs Michael Lesage at the piano. A quartet performed vocal selections including Michael Lesage and others. Prizes awarded for waltz and Whoopee Dance with multiple couples winning. Phillip Alard gave a history of the sewing society and members shared tips and recipes. Harry McKennan served as toastmaster.
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Neeele
Harry Burnham
Michael Lesage
Fred Bean
William Larsen
Harold Lyons
Michael Foley
William ‘Tobin
Harry ‘McKenna
William Galuza
John Gallagher
Edward King
William Gallagher
Harry McKenna
Phillip Alard
Harry McKennan
Concord Town Tops Milton in Home Football Opener
Concord Town football opened its home season at Emerson playground with a 38 to 0 victory over Milton Town. Key scorers included Tompkins Flannery Soffritti Parks and DiCicco with two Tompkins points after and a two period game clock officiated by Referee Joseph Lynch.
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Concord Town
Emerson Playground
Milton ‘Town
Concord
Flannery
Soffritti
Tompkins
Parks
DiCicco
Concord T.T
MacDonald
Robinson
McKenna
Early Freeze Ends Tender Crops Season
Early winter gripped the area last week with temperatures dropping to 23 degrees recorded by Postmaster Fred A Tow er, observer for the Weather Bureau. Water froze in small vessels and some radiator cores. The cold persisted into midweek with little damage to late fruit crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Tower
United States Weather Bureau
Business Men Edge Overseers in Maynard Golf Match
In Maynard on October 16 the Business Men defeated the Overseers of the Assabet Mill at the Maynard Country Club 8 to 3. Eleven foursomes played with Frank Sheridan and Arthur Carlton each shooting 85 as low scores. The wind hindered the Overseers, who blamed the late afternoon gusts for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Assabet Mill
Maynard Country Club
Frank Sheridan
Arthur Carlton
P. H. McGrath
George Lynch
Brayden
Frank Brayden
James Priest
Louis Sullivan
Leo Downey
Geo. Keyser
Geo. Lynch
C. J. Lynch
Herbert Brayden
Herbert Martin
Geo. O’brien
Harry Rodway
C. Johnson
V. Sulloway
Ainville
Sullivan
Wim. Brayden
C. Clough
John
Connors
H. A. Wilson
Frank
Prue
Geo. Merrick
C. Downey
George
H Flood
Roy Nelson
Busi
Ed. Ledgard
F. E. Sanderson
Ray Veitch
Joe, Ennequess
Met Club Banquet Closes Open Supper at Trinitarian Parish
About eighty men gathered for the Met Club open supper and meeting at the Concord Trinitarian Congregational Parish last Tuesday. M Thomas Todd directed the supper, W Edward Lamb presided, and Rev George Loring Thurlow spoke on Tania and the Community. Wallace Conant recalled Russia with H D Crosby leading a chorus, and the club announced its next meeting for November 12. In December the club will stage a play instead of the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Parish
Met
M. Thomas Todd
W. Edward Lamb
George’ Loring
Thurlow
Tania
Wallace
B. Conant
Russia
Wedding at St Bridget Parish Unites Maynard Frigard Enneguess
Miss Tina L Frigard daughter of Arvid F Frigard of Lake Boon and Daniél i Enneguess wed Mr Michael Enneguess son of Mr and Mrs Enneguess yesterday at 2 30 pm at St Bridget church parochial residence Rev Edward F Crowley officiated Frances Enneguéss served as bridesmaid and John Enneguéss was best man The couple wore hunter green velvet gowns and veiled hats A reception followed at the groom family home The newlyweds are touring Washington and New York with many gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Tina L.frigard
Arvid F. Frigard
Lake Boon
Daniél i Enneguess
Michael Enneguess
Washington
New York
Mrs Russell Robb Hosts Miss Stellanes at Dinner and Bridge
Mrs Russell Robb entertained Miss Stellanes of Baltimore last Wednesday at dinner and bridge. Miss Hunting is visiting her cousin Miss Lily Hurd of Monument Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell’ Robb
Stellanes
Baltimore
Miss Hunting
Lily Hurd
Monument Stree
Elgar heads West Concord Odd Fellows lodge installation
Ernest L Elgar was installed as noble grand of the Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows in West Concord with William N Coburn as district deputy and Waldo Ford as marshal. Officers installed include Leonard Benson John Allen Harrie Nims and Frank Leighton. A collation followed and a class of candidates from Concord and nearby lodges will be initiated October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
William N.,coburn
Greenwood Street
Waldo Ford
Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ernest L Elgar
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Robert Ma&cAuley
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble Grand
Frank Burrell
Waldo Williams
C. Joseph Hay
Edward J. McClellan
Cornelius, MacWilliams
Left Scene
Kenneth ‘Parker
Inside Guardian
Frank Hood
P G
Outside Guardian
P. G
Frank Pierce
Robert Mack ‘Adley
Coburn
Ford
Massachusetts Grand Lodge
Concord
Memorial Mass for Knights of Columbus Members
The Knights of Columbus Council 287 held its annual memorial mass for departed members at St Bernard’s Church. Grand Knight William L. Dee led a procession from the Monument hall to the church with Rev William Finnick celebrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
St. Bernard's Church
William Finnick
William L. Dee
Billings Skeet Winner at Maynard Rod and Gun Club
J Billaige of Acton won the Columbus Day skeet shoot at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club with 43 of 50. Ranks: Ran Kin second with 42, Nelson 40, Stockwell 9, Parks and Swanson tied 38.
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Billings
J. Billaige
Acton
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Columbus Day
Ran‘kin
Nelson
Stockwell
Parks
Swanson
Promising Outlook for Assabet Mill Buyers Inspect Wool Samples
Harry Templeton of the Assabet Mill reports from the New York office of the American Woolen Company that prospects are very promising. Samples are on display and buyers are inspecting them in preparation for the season's buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Harry Templeton
Assabet Mill
New York
American Woolen Company
Assabet
Acton Pupils Count 449 in 1929 30 School Census
Acton High and grade schools enroll 449 pupils for 1929 1930. High school 131 Junior High 81 South 87 West 85 Center 65. Teaching staff includes principals and numerous teachers from Acton and nearby towns.
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Acton High
South School
West School
Center School
Charles W Lafrance
Principad
John Ayer
Walter Holt
Ashpetabiana
Elsie Bixby
Woodville
Margaret Boornazian
M Fuller
Walpole
Thelma 1Ton
Clinton
Madeline Allard
Lowell
Elsie Dickerman
Ayer
Inspection of R. C. Hosmer U S W V Meeting
The Concord unit of the United Spanish War Veterans held a monthly meeting in the Veterans Building last Thursday evening. Assistant state inspector F. M. Fitch and Arthur J. from Framingham examined Camp Ralph P. Hosmer and found affairs excellent under Quartermaster John Anderson in Commander Herbert N. Berry's absence. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday, November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
F. M. Fitch
Arthur J. Tr
Fringham
Etenenion
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War
John ©. Anderson
Herbert N Berry
Powers New Leader Elected At AOH Division Meeting
At Monument Hall in Monumentham Division 56 of the Ancient Orders of Hibernians elected James F Powers Sr as head, succeeding Joseph M Collins. Thomas Coyne became vice president and a detailed slate of officers was named. Irish Night set for Oct 24 with entertainment planned. Tournament committee reported activity for the Concord Lodge, Cord Council Knights of Columbus, and AOH ongoing with weekly rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Orders of Hibernians
Monument Ham
James F Powers
Joseph M Collins
Thomas Coyne
Michael J Collins
Patrick McPhillips
James’ J. Byrne
Michael Hopkins
Thomas J. Byron
Richard Hartnett
Patrick A. Smith
Patrick E. Gill
Thomas Flanigan
Edward Cullinane
Sentinel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O
Monument Hall
Novi
James F. Powers
Thomas J. Byron, Sr
Concord Lodge
Eixs
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
AOH
Business Menale
Patrick Byrne
Thos
J. Byron, Sr
Patrick E. Cull
Division m
Gardner couple wed in Gardner at Sellee's Gheehhouse
Maynard Miss Vivian Wiinikainen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wiinikainen and Eino A Kajander son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Kajander were married by Rev Sari Halkola in Gardner Saturday at 3 pm Nearly 400 attended with Bertham maid of honor Helmi Kajander and flower girls Impi Wiinikainen and Aili Kajander George Kansanoja Maynard was best man The couple plan a New York home after an extended wedding trip to New York following the Gardner ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Vivian Wiinikainen
John Wiinikainen
Gardner
Eino A. Kajander
Hugo Kajander
Dartmouth Street
Sari Halkola
Sellee
Gheehhouse Gardner
Gatler
Bertham
Helmi Kajander
Impi Wiinikainen
Aili Kajander
George Kansanoja
New York
Parishes Represented at Regional Conference of Associates
Mrs. Smith O Dexter of the Church Concord and Mrs. Lewis N Shaw of St Georges Church Maynard are asked to represent their parish at the Second Regional Conference of Associates at the Cathedral Church of St Paul Monday morning Oct 21. Bishop Charles Lewis Slattery will open the gathering of 124 associates. A one act play will show a case from word receipt to dismissal in the Society for the Care of Needy Children. Luncheon will follow in Cathedral rooms with Mrs Morciates presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith O. Dexter
Concord
Lewis N. Shaw
St. Georges
Maynard
Paris
Church Home Society
Episcopal Church
Slattery
Maynard Railroad Crossing Abolition Planned
Bos Maine Railroad officials seek approval from the Board of Selectmen to abolish crossings on Concord Street and Pine Street in Maynard. A plan proposes moving traffic via a new loop and rerouting near Acton Street to ease congestion, with prior county discussions and relocation plans referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Bos Maine Railroad
Concord Street
Pine Street
Acton Street
Miss Marion King and John Mansfield Wed in Concord
Miss Marion King daughter of John F King and John P Mansfield son of Patrick Mansfield married Monday at 2pm in Concord officiated by Rev Edward Crowley. The ceremony included Bridesmaid Helen Morgan and groomsman Morgan Grant. The bride wore white satin with lace and orange blossom accents. reception followed at the bride’s home with guests from New York Concord Boston Magnon and others returning from a tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aba
Concord
Boston
Magni
Roste
Concord High School rivals in close hockey contest
In a tight afternoon game Concord High School defeated Concord High School Alumnae with a 0 to 0 score. The match featured key plays by Helen Clubb Dorothy MacRae and Catherine Byron among others while Betty Rudd stood as scorer for the alumnae.
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Concord Gh
Concord High
Emerson Y
Concord H. S
H. S
Helen
Margaret ‘Williams
Norma Smith
Agnes McDen
Peterson Nancy Burke
Dorothy
Peterson Eleanor Clubb
Dorothy MacRae Maude Tompkins
Catherine Byron
Lillianne Falbert
Mary Lee
Pauline McCarthy
Anna Lawton
Phyllis Smith
Eunice Miller
Berta Hansen
Alice Beara
Julia Lawton
Theodora Blodgett
Margaret McDonald
Alice Moynihan
Elizabeth Swan
És Mulle
Ruth Es Mllen
Unpies
West Concord Ladies Missionary Society elects Ruble president
Mrs. John E. Ruble of 3 Shirley Street West Concord was reelected president of the Ladies Missionary Society of West Concord Union Church at the postponed annual meeting held in the church vestry Wednesday evening. She will start her third term. Mrs. Olsen was elected vice president, Mrs. Henry W. Veltres secretary, and Mrs. Joseph Perry treasurer. The next meeting is set for Wednesday November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
John E. Ruble
Shirley Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
West Concord Union Church
Ruble
Olsen
Henry W. Veltres
Joseph Perry
Cardinal Hayes Sails for Rome on Saturnia
New York Oct 15 Cardinal Hayes sails at midnight on the Saturnia to visit Pope Pius XI in Rome. The Pope will hear an account of his stewardship for the past five years as archbishop of New York. The article also notes the graduation of Loring's son Franklin Loring aboard the ship Nantucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Pius XI
Bride and Groom Named in Boston Nuptials
fragments describe a wedding between aybea and Garland with ties to Roxbury Boston and Union Congregational Church. the bride is a graduate of browns denier association and attended tarrant con high school, while references to a pricer inane wea of honor appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Boston
Roxburyjes Stow
Ward High School
Felt
Tarrant
Union Congr Church
Sophomore Class Mentions Names in School Note
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Catherine Coughlan Doris Dawson John Paul Margaret and Norman with roles such as vice Edith secretary treasurer and close advisor to Mri Cleagy. Community rehearsal notes reference Alti Jaakkola and Sirkka Behtinen in uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potiues
Catherine Coughlan
Keto
Doris Dawson
Sirkka Behtinen
John Paul
Yom Kippur Observed in Maynard Community
The Maynard community marks Yom Kippur on the Day of Atonement in the holy calendar. The observance began at sunset and continued through the evening with prayer, meditation, and forgiveness. The event culminated in services at Eagles Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
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Sudbury
Ed Sty
Comford
John. A. Finigan
Ord ‘Tel
Concord Country Club
Mauls Milton
ST. Bridget
Tina Frigard
Mary Stewart
Bessie
Los Angeles
Stewart
Eleazar
E.L. Elgar Heads Lodge
Charles Lar
Ance
R. C. Hosmer
U.S.W.V
Jas. F. Powers
A.O.H
Fino A. Kajander
Iss Vivian
Wiiikainen
Miss Marion Bi
Mansfield
Rome
Franklin “Loring
Alfred. .L. Loring
Co Have
Ing Ship
Nantucket
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