Maynard Community Notes and Local Social Roundup
Maynard news lists teachers in Shirley and Alfred Billet serving on the grand jury in Cambridge, with a host of local visits, church events, dances, and family updates. Highlights include hospital news, births, travel to Nantucket and Brant Rock, civic meetings, football talk, and preparations for a November fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa ‘Moore
Shools
Shirley
Alfred Billet
Rand
Cambridge
Frank ‘Thompson
Mildred Carlacn
York
Maine
Higgins
James Morgan
Pittsfield
New City
Robert Lester
Lowell
Margaret McCarthy
Kville
Conn
Wallace Brown
Irvin Howe
Howard Hanbien
South , Me
Eaain Wheeler Post
A. L
Town Hall
Round
Western. Swett
Auburn
Glen Swett
Io Jones
North Adams
Aie Domin
William Jones
Amos Lester
Concord
Sweeney
Charles Sweeney
Holy Cross
Philip W. Allard
Catherine
Harvard
Holy Name
Eddie
Fr. Sweeney
Natick
Swampscott Fishing Party Encounters Rough Seas Off Coast
A fishing party from Swampscott on Sunday faced choppy waters about 16 miles offshore amid rough conditions. Several crew members experienced an attack of illness as waves and wind increased exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mal Domer
Doubleriangle Club Elects Officers at Riverside Hall
At the fall opening meeting in Riverside Hall on Sunday afternoon the Doubleriangle club elected Benjamin Gruber as president, Sam Polep as vice president, Miriam Sperberg as secretary, Martin Gruber as treasurer, and Le Bachrach as trustee. A follow up drama and dance event is being organized under Miss Jennie Feinberg as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hall
Benjamin Gruber
Sam Polep
Miriam Sperberg
Martin Gruber
le. Bachrach
Jennie Feinberg
Counterfeit $100 Bills Circulate in Concord Banks
A clever fake $100 bill allegedly passed through two Concord banks last week before detection. Reports note another counterfeit $10 Federal Reserve note shown by Maynard. Officials warn of a mobile gang believed to travel by car, passing altered notes as they travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Maynard
Federal Reserve
Death of Lempi Hilander 20 at 35 Gasfield Street
Lempi Hilander wife of Ha ward Hilander died at her home after a long illness with tuberculosis. She was 20 and survived by a sister. Funeral services were held this afternoon and interment followed in Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reath
Lempi Hilander
Haward Hilander
Gasfield Street
Rutland
State Hospital
Bootlegger Fails in Violent Confrontation with Officer
A Quincy bootlegger visiting for three weeks attacked a deputy with a straight blow. The officer, in good health after years on the force, took a jab to the jaw but stayed in pursuit. The bootlegger was jailed the next day on liquor charges and assault, fined $73, and left with a black eye and sore jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma
Setto
Quincy
McManus Seeks Uruguayan Trade Role Amid War Impact
Edward McManus, secretary to the United States Uruguay mission, reports from Montevideo that he has held an appointment in the censorship office and has observed cordial native reception to Americans. He notes a high exchange rate and a drop in American trade with southern countries, while efforts aim to bolster South American commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward’ McManus
United States
Uruguay
Bury Street
Me McManus
Ington
Cens
Montivideo
McManua
McManus
Pastime Hall to House Stage And Moving Pictures
C C Murray plans a 26 foot stage addition at Pastime Hall with a cement foundation next week. He aims to run current events including moving pictures and basketball, and has secured Don Lent and Joe Gregg for baseball and basketball duties. Golf grows in local popularity as the Country club attracts new followers. Hudson brings a new Marlboro lineup in a comeback. Wilbur Clark, M H S 19, enters Burdett's Business College Monday for administration studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Nevins
Taunton
Robert Parkin
Lowell ‘Textile School
Clifford Schofield
Northeastern College
Percy Blodgett
Jamestown
N. Y
Concord Junction
Maynard
Mizpah Spek
Ue Ram
Arand
Roosevelt School
Rgen
Blaon
Tonday Gatehins
Elson
Pennie Scheguebo
Rema
Oda
Sean Tay
Cuiombo
Boston Tale
Hynes
Crowe Park
Concom
Hudson
Wayland
C. C. Murray
Mr. Murray
Don Lent
Joe Gregg
Wilbur Clark
M. H.S
Burdett's Business College
Small Town News Man报道Claytown的日常
The piece presents a portrait of a local reporter for The Blade who covers Hick's poolroom, The Bee Hive, the mill, and day-to-day gossip in Claytown. It mentions the wedding announcement of Lacey Clark and Charney Keidel and a classified note for a baby carriage sale at 6 Naylor Court Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claytown
The
Blade
Hick
Lever's
Dad Tompkins
John
Lynch Cigar
Ledgard’s
Kenney
Grange
Claytown Blade
Small Town Weekly News Man
Acton
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Charles, Wilcox
Leonard Penniman
Maple Retreet
Madeline Wall
Gladys Falkner
Long Island
Lake Arthur
Charles Shearer
Michael Keily
Mary Kelly
E Street
Bila
Jarvee
Frances Kane
John Taylor
Frank Johnson
Tremont Street
Charles Cleary
Dorchester
James O'Donnell
Alfred Billett
Walter
Jesse Billett
Nantaskebe
Maynard Council
K. of C
Colonial Hall
George H. Gutteridge
Masonic District Deputies’ Association
Nantucket
Archie Miller
Leaconess Hospital
Victor A. Salloway
David M. Angell
Wesleyan College
William Nelson
Pontiac, II
Nelson
Carlton
Francis ‘Johnnes
Omeralean
New York
Edwin Carlton
Arthur
North Vassalboro
Waterville
Frank J. Demars Post
Burton William Bain
Lewis Rickles
Eric Kajander
Ll. McCarthy
Oak Street
Maynard, Mass
Sophie Stemienak
L. Rowies
Worcester
Bridget
Mildred Randell
Frey Randell
Willam Coulter
Mae Driscoll
Genevieve Cleary
Viola O'Brien
Lilian Clark
Cora Johnson
South America
Job
Officer Grinnell
King
Estengo
Poe
Marlboro
Dance Records
Maley
Prop Coo
DeLee’s Drug Store
Rexall
Nason Street
Small Town Reporter
Carl Pickens
Lacey Clark
Acton Street
Charney Keidel
Utica
T. F. Hickey
Naylor Court
Maynarl
Distasio's
Main St
Mass
Chuck Roast
Prise Beef
Hamburg
Distasio
Collie
A. K.C
Sonable
Vose Farm
Stow
T.F. Mahoney
Winchester
Mathews and Shaughnessey
Maynard Battery
Morrill and Morgan
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