Maynard News from Labor Day Weekends
Parker Hatch visited his mother in North Abington over the holiday. Families from Lynn and Lawrence spent Labor Day visiting relatives and attending local events. Local students and staff prepared for the new school year while minor incidents and travel filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Glendawes
Gerald
Acton Centre
Conway
N. H
Henry Olja
Marlboro Hospital
James McCarthy
Emmett
Co. M
George Howes
Hillside St
Meeting of Maynard Grange Hosts Sudbury Guests
Maynard Grange held a regular meeting at the I C O F hall with Sudbury Grange as special guests. A banquet followed and an entertainment titled April Fool featured Vincent Clark Charles Spiljer Arthur French Maud Clark and Arthur Sullivan. The annual outing and reunion will be at Solomon Pond Northboro on Sept 26 with Fr Crowe honored by Maynard and Cambridge friends. Postmaster A J Coughlan reported his date accepted and plans are set. Mr and Mrs Charles McGill and family of Lowell visited Mrs Bridget Claflin Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Hatch
North Abington
George Siswick
Canobie Lake
N. H
Mabel Lowney
Lowell. Org
Finish Mills
Jackson
Department of the Assabet
Grace Wilder
Lynn
Frank Wilder
Kanto A. C
Peabody A. C
Peabody Labor Day
Samuel King
Henry ‘Wollerschied
Arthur Ashworth
Lawrence
McDonald
McKinley St
John Lloyd Langworthy
Westerly
R. C
Annie McDonald
Hannah‘o’brien
Lowell
Joseph O’brien
Parker St
Frank Brayden
Thompson St
William Brayden
White Mountains
Frank Demars
M. Demars
Gilbertville
Ernest Edmonds
Huntington
L. L
Willam. Morris
Frank Sweeney
Andrew Dahl
Long Pond
Littleton
George Jamieson
Greenfield
And
Jamieson
George Wir
James B. Shaw
Amesbury
John Shaw
Brooks St
Anna Shannahan
New Haven
Agnes
Richardson
Powder Mill
Waine Williams
M. B
Pharmacy
Sylvester Sullivan
Prison Officers’ Association
Lexington, Park
Mary
Viola Joyce
Cambridge
Joyce
Spring Lane
Frank Taylor
Robert Lester
Danvers
Labor Day
William Marchant
Everett Marchant
U. S. Marines
U. S
Arizona
Glendale St
Allston
Pierce Arrow
W. O. Strout
George H. Woods
Concord Public Schools
Fullenton Hat Shop
Main St
Maynard
Edward Titley
Washinton, R. I
Fullenton
Irving Howe
Robert Hartin
Cape
Maynard Grange
I. C
Sudbury Grange
Vincent Clark
Charles Spiljer
Arthur French
Maud Clark
Arthur Sullivan
Crowe
Solomon Pond
Northboro
A. J. Coughlan
Charles McGill
Bridget Claflin
Sudbury
Wilson asks youths to join boys' working reserve
President Wilson urges able bodied young men aged 16 to 21 not employed to enlist in the United States boys' working reserve. He calls this a patriotic duty to use spare time in productive work to support the nation during the wartime crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Maynard Grange cancels annual Home Garden Exhibit
The Home Garden committee of Maynard Grange declares the annual exhibit planned for September 12 is cancelled due to current conditions and financial concerns. In prior years the event benefited all and was not a money making venture, with cash prizes and expenses noted by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Home Garden Committee
Maynard Grange
Maynard to Host Naval Reserve Team at John A Crowe Park
Maynard meets the Naval Reserve of Bump kin Island at John A Crowe Park Saturday at 3 PM in a key game. Stew art of Montreal pedigree will pitch and White of Exeter 1916 will catch. Maynard strengthens with Boyce and Fallon to boost infield, aiming to match top summer opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Naval Reserve
John A. Crowe Park
White
Naval Reserves
Bumpkin Island
Stewart
Montreal
Exeter
Cawley
Marlboro
Boyce
Boston College
Fallon
Concord High
Worcester Eastern league completes season with Wilder cleared
The Worcester team finished the year’s schedule on Monday. Fred Wilder, the team catcher this season, passed the physical test at Ayer on Saturday and did not file exemption with the Selection board. Brick sought a chance to attend the World’s Series at season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Fred’ Wilder
Ayer
Brick
Public schools reopen with about 1500 pupils
Nearly 1500 pupils are in the public schools that opened Tuesday. Some grades continue on part time as last year. Miss Geraldine Rideout of Lexington is appointed supervisor of drawing in Maynard and Stow, replacing Miss Goldie London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Rideout
Lexington
Maynard and
Stow
Goldie London
Soldiers In England Told To Pack Tobacco For Travel
Arthur Lord, writing from England with the 14th Regiment Rail Road Engineers, advises soldiers bound for the front to carry their own tobacco. He notes local five cent packages sell for 25 cents overseas and 10 cent cans fetch 50 cents, urging readiness and cost awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lord
England
Regt
Railrroad Engineers
Death of Willam Szilkonis in Sudbury Tuberculosis
Willam Szilkonis of Sudbury died Sunday morning after a long illness with tuberculosis. Funeral services were held Monday at St. Bridget's church with Rev. Fr. Foblonski celebrating a requiem mass. He is survived by his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Szilkonis
Sudbury St
St. Bridget’s Church
Foblonski
Cehildren
Labor Day Field Day Parade and Maynard-Arlington Baseball
Labor Day events at Crowe Park featured a textile workers parade led by Acquilla Reynard with divisions and flags, a 300-strong white-clad women contingent, and speeches by prominent orators. A Maynard versus Arlington baseball game ended 4-2 in Arlington's favor after a tense 10th inning rally, with Callahan and H O'Brien delivering key plays and Dr. Edward Flaherty providing on-field medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John A. Crowe Park
Acquilla Reynard
Secon
William Brindley
John Smith
A. Reynard
Maynard Brass
Charles Shearer
Imatra
American Flag
A. Johnson
National Band
Sewers
Union Dresser
Up Main
Sudbury St
Maynard Textile
Army
Go Ito
Arlington
Callahan
H. O’brien
Loftus
McManus
Lent
Joe White
Boyce
Lincoln
Boston College
Capt. Morgan
Edward Flaherty
Hayes
Cadigan
ESE
le McCarthy
Donahue
Collins If
Pde
Oh Wright
Gary
Connor Cf
Maynard White
Loftus Cf
F. O’brien
Morgan
Ron
Bet H. O’brien
Tee Bess Oates
White
Oates
Wright
B.S. Coughlin
John H. Powers Dé Pawtucket
R. I
A. F. of L
Labor Day Field Meet Highlights and Library News
The events at the Labor Day picnic featured track and field competitions with winners such as Don Lent and Alex Tervo taking multiple prizes. Attendance was strong as speakers from the labor movement addressed the crowd, and a Maynard Library note announced new public information handbooks and a list of new books available for borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don. Lent
Charles Niland
Charles Tucker
Ivor Stoblin
Frank Syvann
Alex ‘Tervo
Alex Tervo
Leslie Penniman
Lesle Penniman
Ivor Sjoblin
Matti Rissenen
Alex Leryo
Albert Sipola
Waino Nevela
Victor Maki
J. Hickey
H. Swanson
George O’brien
May Donahue
Margaret O’brien
Pearl Pears
Ina Hendrickson
Anna Pinoletto
Vanity Box
Mantle
Don Lent
Edward Jacobson
Thard “Allen
John O’leary
Daniel O’brien
Louis Cuttell
William Brindley
John O’moore
Joseph Parkin
Matti Mattson
Howard Ryan
Hanus Lehti
Frank Tobin
Mary Driscoll
Katherine Driscoll
Lottie Ryan
Bessie Johnson
May Sharpe
May Coady
Alice Connors
Fannie Moynihan
Alice Boulden
Making Good Mise Wollerschied Stars in Two Venues
Mise Lenora Wollerschied daughter of Theodore Wollerschied drew crowds at Gordon's theatre Boston last week and headlines her return at Norumbega park Auburndale She is skilled on trombone xylophone and saxophone and is noted as a Maynard girl achieving recognition in music obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lenora Wollerschied
Theodore Wollerschied
Gordon's Theatre
Boston
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Louis. Peel
Optometrist
Dr. Garland
102D Regt
Mounted Military Police
104Th Regt
Westfield
Framingham
Con. I
6Th
Co. D
U. S. Inf
Raymond Jones
Vincent Kelley
Robert Kierstead
Dominik Lascouski
Alfred Luoma
Emmett McCarthy
Dominick Moore
Albert J. Moynihan
Cornelius Moynihan
William Murray
Roy C. Nelson
John R. Nordberg
Joel Parmenter
Harold Sheridan
John Dunn
104Th
6Th Regt
Roy Nelson
France
RED Cross
Pauline Bent
Red Cross Aid Society
Dorothy, Astwood
Anna Coughlin
Genevieve Cleary
Marion Cleary
Ida Fields
Charlotte Gault
Carolyn Herbert
Bessie Kierstead
Madonna Louka
Gertrude Moore
Alice McDonald
Judith Nordberg
Mary Newton
Hazel Nelson
Lillian Townsend
Gladys Ryan
Marion Wilson
Josephine McCormick
Madeline Flagg
Anna Coughlan
Carolyn Herbert Preasurer
Congregational Church
U.S
Crowe Park
Atlington
Nason Street
Rexall
DeLee’s
Phanun
Vernon Hawes
Helen of
Brown St
Maynard Library
National Committee On Public Information
Navy
Abbott
Eleanor
Byrne
Bower
B. M—Starr
Delano
Edith
Dell
Ethel
Daviess
Maria
Irvine
St. John
Farnel
Jeffrey
Jacobs
Caroline
Kerr
Sophie
Lefevre
Hawin
Lynde
Francis
Arcady
Mackensie
Cameron Man
Ee . Maher
Richard
Norris
Kathleen
Wine
Diney
Chosen People
Oemler
Marie
Slippy McGee
Piper
Margaret
Calvary
Alley
Poole
Ernest
Rice
Alice Hegan
Ruck
Berta
Rinehart
Bob
Roche
Arthur
Lattini
Rafael
Taylor
Roherine
Cecilia of the
Wells
H. G
God
Invisible King
Bryce
James
Ottoman Empire
Braca
Jean
Chapman
Victor
Lynch
Major
Jordan
David S
Alsace Lorraine
O’brien
Charles
Pennell
Joseph
Pearson
Westergard
Walder
Danish West Indies
Austin
O. P
Barbour
Ralph
Blanchard
Amy
Maynard Garage
Ji Edwards
BUICK
Jersey Butter. CO
Maynard’s
Jersey
New York
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Jersey Butter Company
Maynard, Mase
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