Fall festival notes and local social rounds in Maynard
Local items describe a fall festival hosted by the Progress Workers at Maynard division and social visits across towns. Multiple residents, including Mr and Mrs James Arnot and others, spent weekends with relatives, car travel and a highway incident are noted, along with moves, visits, and family gatherings in Concord, Taft, Murphy, Sidney, Hopkinton, and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golive Wick
Alton
Lhat
Starr
John
Tha
Progress Workers
Fitehway
Maynard
James Arnot
Taft
Providence
Monument Plans For Hall Banquet And Memorial
Fragmentary lines mention a banquet to erect a monument for a hall after a season ends. References to Concord, Cousins, relatives, and names appear amid garbled phrases. Content is incomplete and unclear beyond hints of memory and tribute.
Wilitte Ji car sine will appeal to buyers
A terse snippet notes an entity named Wilitte Ji car sine appealing to buyers, suggesting a sales or auction context. The fragment lists no dates, places, or organizations, leaving the item as a brief notice of a potential sale strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilitte
Saxonville Do Saxonville Do Sazonville Rubber Game
Saxonville baseball notes a rubber game loss at Park as May totals and pitching mix lead to a 40 40 spread. Key players Loftus OBrien Casali Keefe Jones Baker and Maynard appear in the box scores and innings sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sazonville
Loftus
O’brien
Saxonville
Wise & Oo
Silas ‘Mirpily
Casali Ct
Keefe
Jones
Baker
Maynard
Runs Morgan
Maynard High Opens Practice For 1930 Football Season
Signals echo as Maynard High begins first practice for the Maynard H. S. football team. Old Aggie star De Don Lent volunteers as helper. Schedule lists games at Leominster Saugus Clinton open Natick and St Marys with Ashland at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard H. 8S
de Don Lent
Leomin
Maynard
Maynard Pair Wed in St Columbus Church Ceremony
Maynard May 20 19xx Mary Josephine Halligan daughter of Mrs Catherine Halligan and Michael Francis Louka son of Mr and Mrs Frank Louka were married at St Columbus Church at 830 am Monday. Father Joseph Tracy presided. Hundreds attended. The bride wore a French beaded dress with Brussel lace veil and carried roses. Bridesmaid wore shell pink georgette. After a wedding breakfast the couple toured New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City before settling at 15 Acton Street Maynard after November 1. The couple will be at home with relatives. The bride is active in local social clubs. The groom a World War veteran is with Maynard fire department and member of several local orders. He is employed at Coughlin's garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Mary Josephine ‘Halligan
Catherine T. Halligan
Michael Francis Louka
Prank Louka
Acton ‘Atreets
Maynard
St. Columbus'’s Church
Joseph Tracy
Madonna Louka
Ee Willam H. A
Wes Bul Ee
Roscoe Alles
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Acton Street
Imelda
Groom
K. of C
Madson Lodge of
Miles
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Maynard Fire Department
Loukas
Coughlin's
Fire destroys Maynard Bakery on Great Road
A fire at the Maynard Bakery building on Great Road Saturday afternoon at 5 o clock caused considerable loss. Joseph White, manager of the Maynard Town team, discovered the blaze and tried to sound the alarm from box 63 but the alarm failed. He then telephoned the fire department, which arrived shortly after an initial attempt to sound an alarm failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Great Road
Joseph White
Se Ibury
Park Streets
Mr. White
Lane
Uibiaie
Wey
School openings mark new staff assignments and changes
The article notes that schools reopen after summer break with revised regulations and a revamped teaching staff. New appointments include Miss Walsh English replacing Miss Elliott, Miss Wallingford civics, and Mr Powell science teacher who will also oversee athletic teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
University of Vermont
Elliott
Wallingford
Bates College
Hanover
N. J
Helen O
Holy Name Clinches Second Place by Forfeit
Holy Name moves to second place after a forfeit win while Ken Stow faces a late rescheduled game. Two contests remain at Stow and Concordat, with dates to be announced. Standings show Pei 13 3 8 8 632 8 9 Al Club 414 .244.
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Holy Name
Ken Stow
Stow
Concordat
Kh Pe i
al ’ Club
Election of Officers at Maynard Council K of C
Maynard Council K of C held an officers election for the ensuing year with Morgan as grand knight and McCor deputy grand knight among others. James Stuart of Oxford visited his brother on Nason Street as Brayden will enter Box ton School. Mildren Mullen takes a teaching position at Conn and George Glick returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council
C. Har- Morgan
Teller
Mayer Trust Company
Roy ¥. McCor
Jagex
Philip Allard
Donahue
James J. Footaen
Albert J. Mublin
Robert Sheridan
William D. Gal
Thomas
Maclaire
Piace
James Stuart
Oxford
George Stuart Nason
Brayden
Boxton
Mildren Mullen
Conn
George Glick
Jurors Drawn by Maynard Selectmen
A long list details jurors drawn by the Maynard selectmen for 1926 26 including James Coulter Albert Larkin Frank Downey Theodore Wollershied Lewin Shaw William Connolly Parmenter Alfred Biliett Je Farrell Nason Harry Chase Chandler Parmenter Keegan Chidley Comeau Whitney McCarren Crowley Cheng Oxford Coase Brooks Naylor Coughlin Lynch Allen Walnut Jones Summer Crowley Duggan Wolfe Maplev Jack wet tae Usher Neaman Tem er Guyers cord Archer Petersen Fairbanks Latekae Garfield Larkin Reynard Roberts Summer Shaw Brooks Taylor Stith Mooney Sweeney Nee Lyons Sharpe Cleary Lynch Waterhouse Linker White Hanson Roosevelt Brindley Cheney Summer Lynch Nee Sharpe etc.
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Selectmen
James ¥. Coulter
Roosevelt Street
Albert EB. Larkin
Hill
Frank W. Downey
Parker
Theodore Wollershied
McKinley
Lewin N. Shaw
Roosevelt
William Connolly
Parmenter
Alfred Biliett
Waltham
Je J. Farrell
Nason
Harry A. Chase
Chandler
Daniel Parmenter
Concord
John Keegan
Maple
George Chidley
Sudbury
John B. Comeau
Linden
George BR. Whitney
Walcott
Frank McCarron
Randell
Willam Cam HN
Summer
Edward C. Crowley
Levi Cheng
Brooks
Albert E. Oxford
Hillside
William A. Coase
Joshua Naylor
James A. Coughlin
Reton
Michael B. Lynch
Read
Richard Allen
Walnut
Wiliam Jones
Great Road
George EK
Newton
Owen Duggan
John Wolfe
Maple Ct
Robert Jackwet
Ee Drake Usher
Neaman
Guyer
Arthur T
Albert N. Ff
Frank
Archer
Carl F. Petersen
Albert N. Fairbanks
Pleenese
William F. Latekaeia
George B. Ae
Garfield
Hiram Larkin
Acquilla Reynard
Mun
Hector W. Roberts
John B. Shaw
Emmanuel Taylor
Everett
Raymond Stith
James Mooney
Harold A. Lyons
David ‘J. Sharpe, Jr
Henry A
Thompson
John Ancord
William Brindley
A Clifford
Cheney
Park
Michag ¥. Cleary
C. J. Lynch
Marsden Waterhouse
Paul Linker
Walter White
Main
John Hanson
Dorothy McNamara Opens Third Dancing Season in Maynard
Dorothy C. McNamara resumes a dancing school in Maynard at Parker Street Hall for a third season. Registration by Miss McNamara on September 15 from 2 20 to 6 pm, with lessons starting the following Saturday. She is assisted by partner Lincoln and the act Scott and Douglas, featuring at resorts and vaudeville. Classes for children and adults offered at modest prices with private lessons available. Fans from town attended Elks baseball night in Hudson to honor Billy Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McNamara
Maynard
Dorothy C. McNamara
Parker Street
Misa McNamara
Miss McNamara
Lincoln
McNamara
McCullough
Scott
Douglas
North
South Hores
Whalom Park
Itchburg
Gardner Museum Opens With Limited Hours In Boston
The Kabetta Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston opens to the public on Tuesday Thursday and Friday from 10 am to 3 pm with admission 60 cents. Sundays viewings from 1 to 4 pm are free. Closed on legal holidays. Children under fifteen must be accompanied by an adult and umbrellas and parcels are checked at the entrance. Fountain pens not allowed in galleries. Visitors asked to leave at closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Museum
Kabetta Stewart Gardner Museum of
Boston
Remy
Parcela
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