Maynard People and Their Friends News
Community notes detail births visits and weekend guests in Maynard including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Crowther at Emersott hospital and appearances by local families at Worcester and Dalton. Sports mention Maynard High football vs Weathorp, a Halloween party planned by the Maynard Teachers Club, and a forthcoming Natick game with former local stars.
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Myr
Mrs
Arnold Crowther
Psi
Emersott Hospital
Rose Bennet
Southwick
Eng
Job Doel
Charles H Persons
Carl Persons
New Bedford
A. A
Cae
Walter Denniston
Beverley Ruth
Ware
Emma Hayes
Gardner
Alfred JH. McCleary
Lincoln Street
Ang Mgs
Frank J. McCarron
John Shea
Dalton
Loulke. McGregor of
Werthoro High
Weathorp
Maynard Teachers Club
Piagram
James C . of
Oakland
William Carney
Concord & Street
Strong
T.T
Maynard. Shidke
Crowe Park
Natick
Noween
Colonial Hall
St. Anthony Crug
Andrew Echi
Boston
Woman's Club Plans Whist to Benefit Sumer Street School Grounds
The Maynard Woman's Club Conservation Department will host a whist party at the High School auditorium on Monday evening October 24. Proceeds fund a shrubbery to beautify the Sumer Street School grounds. President Mrs. Rachael McCleary and Mrs. Essa Case attend the Federation meeting at Quaet today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Maynard Woman’s Club
Sumer Street
Rachael
McCleary
Woman's Club
Essa Case
Federation of Woman's Clubs of the State
Quaet
Union Congregational Church Service Notes
Pastor William Bolicourt leads morning worship after a 9:45 Sunday school with a sermon on A Return Ocean Fight The Prelude features A handful of cranberries The evening service announces Good singing and a short illustrated sermon The Black Man in White Man's Africa The church plans to donate $100 of missionary money to work among the Zulus and other projects are outlined for further explanation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
William Bolicourt
Firat
Africa
Union
Local hunters ready for early opening of hunting season
Local hunters have their guns oiled and ready for an early start as the hunting season opens tomorrow. The season runs for one month beginning October 20.
Eagles Meet October 24 at Assabet Aerie
Thomas Kelley of Framingham, state president of the Eagles, will visit Assabet Aerie WOR at a meeting Oct 24. This is a change from the regular Oct 25 date. The election of a president will be part of the meeting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Thomas Kelley
Framingham
The
Eagles
Assabet Aerie Wor
Girl Scouts To Stage Halloween Theatrical Fundraiser
A Cloverleaf Troop and Compositious Troop of Girl Scouts present an entertainment at the Congregational church on Monday October 24. Proceeds aid the troops by honoring the National headquarters quota.
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Congrégational Church
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Halloween Party Planned
The Mizpah Rebekah lodge schedules its annual Halloween party for Thursday evening October 20 at Odd Fellows Hall. A committee led by Mary Jones Edith Whitney Emma Whitney Pearl McAuslin and Bertha Carmichael will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Jones
Edith Whitney
Emma Whitney
Pearl McAuslin
Bertha Carmichael
Autumn Hikes Recommended for Health The Joy Season for Hikers
Massachusetts Department of Public Health urges weekly hikes of half to full day. Family outings are emphasized with simple gear, light layers, small food supplies, and cooking over a fire. Fresh air, exercise, and cheerful spirit are presented as the cure for ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Lexington Triumphs Over Maynard Shieks 13 to 0 at Crowe Park
Maynard, Oct 19 Lexington pro football team defeated the Maynard Shieks 13 to 0 at Crowe Park Sunday afternoon before a large crowd. The visitors used a strong forward passing attack in the second half with Herbert Randing setting up scores and scoring one touchdown himself. Maynard quarterback O’Connor left the game with a dislocated shoulder and Maynard’s Saari was knocked out for the scrimmage. Substitute lineups mixed in as the game wore on with Randing and Newhall scoring and Kelley converting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Tommie Fitzgerald
Lexington
Maynard Shieks
Crowe Park
Randing
Herbert Randing
Oberlander
Raading
Newhall
O’connor
Saari
Kelley le
Hadigan
Spidel
O'Donnell McPeake
Spratt Paxtone
Wehkota McNamara
Maynard Craft Club schedules after school work groups
Maynard Handicraft Club lists six groups from second and first year work led by various leaders. After school schedule at Roosevelt School Shop begins 3 45 pm with Junior Leaders guiding meetings on weeks after the school meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iader Teppo Herme
Howard King
Joseph Wasink
Ellsworth Dearborn
Howard Weaving
Edward Wilander
Joseph Schwab
Edwin Wirte
Roland Prescott
Freddy Marrianno
Toivo Wiek
Irving Woolridge
Antony Mauro
John Malcolm
Jacob Swartz
Bronislaw Maskiewicz
Barney Grebler
Howard Whitney
KaKuKko Luoto
Louis Primian
Harold W Stanton
Concord Girls Hockey Team Defeats Opponents in Home Game
Concord girls hosted a hockey match featuring players like Nancy Burke Ruth Asbjornsen and Ruth Wilcox with Boston School of Physical Education referee Miss Wilcox. Final score credited to Concord with Miriam Duren scoring a goal. four 7 minute periods played.
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Maynard
Concord Hite Og
Maneeramaani
Pia
Bay
Margueri Ra Moret
Nancy Burke
Ess
Asbjornsen
Ruth Wi Norma
Elon
Bertha Ete
Ruth
Lesing Ton
Migs Dyer
Boston School of Physical Education
Roma Lodge Observes Columbus Day With Parade and Program
Roma Sons of Italy marked Columbus Day with a morning parade and an afternoon literary and musical program at Cooperative Hall. The United Concert Band led by Major John Moore joined Brigades cadets and the Children of Mary Corps of Girls in the parade. Captain Horan led Company A with O'Toole and Tierney as officers. Company B was led by Lt. Mullin and Lt. Tobin. The Girls Corps was led by Captain Ruth Bradley with 1st Lt. Margaret Moore and 2nd Lt. Dorothy Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Roma Sons of Italy
Cooperative Hall
United Concert Hand
Bridgets Cadets
Children of Mary Corps of Girls
Roma Lodge
John Moore
Bridgets
Edward Murphy
Edward Duggan
Serg
T Ri
Horan
Co. A
William O'Toole
Gerald Tierney
Leo Mullin
John Tobin
Ruth Bradley
Margaret Moore
Dorothy Sheridan
Keenes Hold Family Reunion at Great Road Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Keene hosted a Keene family reunion at their Great Road residence on Columbus Day. Twenty four relatives attended including Mary Keene of Medford mother of Charles and his siblings Ralph Edward and their families, sister Mrs Walter Peasely of Medford, sister Mrs Marion Nichols and family of Quincy, and brother Winfield Keene of Petersboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keene
Keene
Mary Keene
Medford
Ralph
Edward
Walter Peasely
Marion Nichols
Quincy
Winfield Keene
Petersboro
Whist and Bridge Party at High School Auditorium
The Name Committee in charge plans a whist and bridge party for next Monday evening at the High School Auditorium under the Maynard Wonton era. Conservation department may secure sponsors including Mrs Mary Mahoney and others as listed.
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High’ School Auditoria
Tion
Maynard Wonton
Maynard Free From Fire Losses Highlighted
A Maynard Fire Prevention notice emphasizes the town has had few fires in recent years with only one small loss. Last alarm sounded August 80 for a smell fire in a shed. A delegation from Maynard Ellis attended a Hudson lodge meeting Tuesday evening.
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Maynard
Maynard Ellis
Hudson Lodge
Stock Mill Pond stocked by state fish and game division
The Assabet Mill Pond in Wisconsin was stocked by the Massachusetts Division of Fish and Game. Town Clerk Frank B. notified William Adams of the stocking schedule at the Assabet Mill site.
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Assabet Mill
Ponard
Division of
Fig Mass
Fish and Game
Frank B
William Adams
Special Auxiliary Meeting Held for Officer Arrangements
A special meeting of the Auxiliary will be held at headquarters next Monday to arrange for the officers including the president.
Woman's Club to Hear GI Entertainer
The West Consort Woman's Club will host its opening meeting next Friday in the hall. Cynthia Hydn will entertain the members with a GI program as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Cynthia Hydn
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Emma Johnson
Tremont ‘Street
Emerson Hospital
Wthel Carlson
Margaret Cullinane Sterer
Niagara Falls
William Coughlin
Marlboro
Margaret May
Kinston
Thaniel Davis
Manchester Unity
Littleton Lodge
M. A
Albert Axford
Harold Taylor
John Connors
Roy’ Lent
Frank
Sheridan
Arthur Carlton
Winchenden
Roy Lent
J. Callahan
Maynard Country Club
Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George
Henrietta Bamford
Mary Puffer
Holy Name Society
St. Bridget Church
Maynardites
Harvard Holy Cross
James J. Ledgard
William Scully
Daniel O'Connell
Eden Tobin
William Sweeney
William Greeley
Guyer Fowler
Thomas O’heir
G. Edward White
Earl Ryan
Normie Sims
George Mullin
Holy Cross College
St. Hilda's Guild
St George's Church
Methodist Church
Winfield Temple
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Tony Colombo
Sheiks
Carter Piano & Furniture Co
Concord Junction
Tel
Martha Washington
Windsor
the Carter Piano & Furniture Co., Inc
Home Furnishers
Girl Scouts
Rebekahs
Winchester
Thomas F. Parker
Mainst
Winchester Store
O'Connor
Q. B
Maynard Handicraft Club
Gee.ond
Geee
Concord Girls
Wen
Keenes
Willie
the Safe Drug Store
Maynard Free
Alvin H. Fletcher
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