Maynard Teens Gather For Hallowe en Dance and Community News
Maynard area residents attend dances and gatherings including a Halloween party at Masonic Hall and a West End Club dance at Parker Street hall Armistice night. Reports note church events garden socials and a special election list change, plus local visits and football game outings.
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St. Joseph
Colgate
Herbert W. Martin
el Coth Street
Ladies Golf Club
He Hes Murphy
Union Centurkey
Sam
George H. Gutteridge
Hamlin
Jordan
Anna Ae
Crosby Charlotte Ng
Maynard Assembly
Frank McCarron
Shea
Holy Cross
Main Street
Belfast
Maine
B. Spencer
B. W. Burwood
George Stuart
Dianne
Randall Road
William Stuart
Oxford
Walter
Brayden
John Brayden
Sudbury Street
Copley Plaza Hotel
Bosi
Marl Huntoon
Great Road
Washington, DC
North Carolina
James Russell
Cambridge
Alice R. McDonald
Gleasondale
Henry T. Hanson
Nason Street
Maynard
St. George's Church
Church School Council
Church School
Young Peoples Fellowship
Union 771
Cooperative Hall
West End
Wortheastern-Lowell
Oliva Hintsa
Oiva
Northeastern
Mre
John H. Moynihan
Waltham Street
James Sherry
Harvard
St. Mary’s Church
Ayer
Moynihan
Charles Sherry
Mary Schnab
Margaret Mary Dineen
Jean Lynch
Veronica
Elizabeth
Bernedine Carey
Annie Colimbo
Zaniewski
Helen Novick
George T. Priest
United Cooperative Society
Parker and Waltham Street
Ernest Johnheton
Marriage Intentions for Mary Agnes Murphy
Mary Agnes Murphy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Murphy, filed marriage intentions with the clerk. The notice indicates her plans to wed and lists the couple’s names on record.
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Mary Agnes Murphy
Richard
Mrs Emma Niemi Dies at 39 in Harvard Home for Invalids
Mrs Emma Niemi 39 wife of Henry Niemi of 341 Main St died Friday morning at a Harvard home for invalids where she had been a patient. Her grave will be in Glenwood Cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev Mathew A Vance.
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Parker Street
Tanio Prigard
Dartmouth
Powdermill Road
Harvard
Michael Murray
Isabelle Donahue
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Joseph Donahue
McKinley Street
Mathew A. Vance
Boston
Pet
Johanna Aho
Helen Woodale
Emma Niemi
Henry Niemi
Main Street
Glenwood
Mathew A Vance
Klondike Lou and Hollywood Folks On Penned Newswire
A jumble of names and scenes from the entertainment world. Dona learns Chinese with Soo Yang while Bing Crosby worries over horses and a fighter. Ethel Merigan shows emerald jewelry at a party. Gladys Swarthout attends the opera season opening. Fred McMurray ponders a day off. Johnny Downs celebrates three surprise parties. Roscoe earns postcards from New York. Claudette Colbert rests between shoots. Mrs Joe sealing a new relationship. Crabbe swims in a bold studio report.
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Dona
Soo Yang
Lou
Bing Crosby
Ethel Merigan
Gladys Swarthout
Metropolitan
Carmen
Queen Had Woman Printer Inking Royal Warrant
Miss Marion Clarke of Cowes died aged sixty one. She ran a toy and model boat shop in Bath road and, as a girl, trained as a printer then set up a small press in the shop to print privately for Queen Victoria when the court stayed at Osborne. She received a Royal Warrant in 1900, believed to be the country’s only woman printer with such a distinction.
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Marion Clarke
Bath Road
Cowes
Daily Telegraph
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Raoul and Wolf Traits in Surnames History
The name Raoul is pronounced Rah-ool and is the French form of an old Teutonic or Norse name. In a surname study by de Clares it is linked to an animal name tied to wolves, reflecting Nordic perceptions of the wolf as a trait source in early times.
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Raoul
Ley
Australian Grass Finch Description
The zebra, the commonest and hardiest Australian grass finch, is about the size of a wren. It features slate coloring with white tail bars, white dotted orange brown sides, orange brown cheeks, zebra breast markings, and bright coral red beak and feet.
Odd Marriage Custom Across Asia Spurs Social Funeral Rite
Collier's Weekly notes that in many Oriental societies marriage serves religious and social aims. In India and similar cultures a person who dies unmarried must partake in a wedding rite with members of the opposite sex before burial or final rites.
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India
Collier's Weekly
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Gam
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Marshall
Rutont
Rev
Eaton
Assembly Rainbow
O. B
S&s
Roslindale
Mra Barlow
DeMars Street
Rowe’s Oysters
Edgmont
United Co-operative Cor
Waltham St. & Powdermill Bil
Main St
Hollywood
Fred. McMurray
Co. B. Bi
Johnny Downs
Roscoe
New York
Claudette. Colbert
Palaner
Joe Sealing
Crabbe
Feck Benny
Maynard, Mass
10Th
Middlesex
Nason St
Hallowe'en Candy
Anchor & Ark Glee Club
Colonial Theatre
Macurdé