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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1926
Page
5
Maynard community events include Rainbow Girls initiation, town welfare drive funds, and visits among residents. Notables attend club meetings, school activities, and church events. Banns announced for Miss Mary D Errico and Frank Finocchi with Oct 31 wedding.
Maynard Sheiks, pro football team, defeated Norwood with touchdowns by Bundalavitch Bakus and Aho leading the scoring. The home game at Crowe Park featured late plays and a night practice with a white ball as the Shieks prepare for future Sundays.
Maynard Council K of C schedules Halloween events at Colonial Hall featuring old and new Boston talent with Homie's orchestra. A council installation is planned for the 26th with a roast beef supper after the ceremony. Arrangements led by Brayd, Seph, Byrne, McGrath, Connors, and Mrs Puffer and Mrs Smith.
The May Club presents Cantérilia the Beautiful and the Wonders of the Great North, illustrated by Henry Warren Poor A. M. The lecture is scheduled for Tuesday at 3 P M at the high school auditorium and is open to the public.
The text notes state officials and Concord members attending events with Maynard referenced. Upcoming events include a Weston session on Oct 20, with pre meeting Oct 3, and a Portland date of Nov 13. The next regular Maynard Grange meeting is set for Oct 28.
Sportscards recount a rough stretch for Concord football with key plays by Maynard and Nee amid injuries. The piece notes Pellow and Seldom as players, with Brains and Appropriate names appearing in a fragmented recap of a game.
A Maynard group plans to send a decorative doll, paired with a passport ticket, as part of a Hinamatsuri festival in Japan. The effort aims to share cultural exchange and bring a small ceremonial gift to the children of Greater Boston and Massachusetts communities.
Local officials announce the appointment of Beane as assessor for the week. The reclusive owner list includes gE py and others, with duties centered on property evaluations and certification tasks.
Registrars will register citizens eligible to vote in the state election on November 2 in the selectmen s rooms from noon until 10 PM. The notice lists several street references including Brown Street Joseph Tourville Glendale Wil Cannon Maple Veleno Col Ave and others as names or places connected to the registration process.
A writer and radio specialist report a puzzling voice heard on air described as eeeepee ne eenee. A second verification conversation yielded the same impression, inviting radio experts to propose a solution to the strange occurrence.
A local ladies event named Grocery Whist featured Mrs. James Farrar of So Acton receiving a bag of flour and ten pounds of sugar with Ethel Growther delivering ten pounds of sugar and a basket of apples to Miss Marion Butterworth. Men participated with Raymond Seckles receiving a bag of flour and Fred Qates obtaining ten pounds of sugar.
Mrs Johanna Lyons 79 longtime Saturday resident died recently after living with her niece Miss Mary Warren Sr Funeral services were held Monday at St Brigid s church at 9 o clock Mass celebrated by the curate Pallotta Bearers included Joseph Hanna Albert Fairbanks Luke McCarthy and Emmet Thane Numerous floral tributes marked the service and interment followed in St Brigid s Cemetery
J Sheridan son of Mr and Mrs James Sheridan Sr of Main Street was badly scalded at work in a mill in Uxbridge where he lives. An engineer at the mill the valve he was repairing burst and scalding steam burned him on the head arms and legs. He was visited at home by his mother and sister Miss Lena Sheridan and is reported improving.
Rev. Alvah John Shaller was ordained and installed as minister of the Unitarian church at Stow during a church council of ministers and delegates from Maynard and nearby towns. The ceremony involved ministers and delegates who attended and participated in the rites.
P J Sullivan president calls an executive board meeting at 3 30 p m Thursday at Sullivan's Main Street store to plan the winter program. Members include William Naylor Frank Guy A Laban and Act Bagmilas.
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