Maynard Community Notices and Local Sports Update
Maynard residents visit friends in Peterboro and Dover while C H Persons hosted a radio concert with nine stations heard including an address by Governor Cox from Springfield. The Maynard Textile Council plans a benefit film at Riverside Theatre on Oct 25-26 titled The Ruling Passion starring George Amis.
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Wilder
Omaha
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Norwich
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Howard King
Suset
Martin Peterson
Mirmony
Croton Fair
Well Known Citizen Patrick Mullin Laid To Rest
Patrick Mullin a respected longtime Maynard resident died Saturday night at Marlboro hospital from age related complications. He was about 72, born in Ireland and survived by two brothers Mirellel and James Matters and a sister Mrs Mary Kelley, all of Maynard. Funeral at St Bridget's Church Monday followed by interment in St Grend revs cemetery. Floral tributes came from neighbors friends and relatives.
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Patrick Mullin
Marlboro Hospital
Mullin
Ireland
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James Matters
Mary Kelley
Maynard
Maynor
St Bridget's Church
Edwin Walsh
St. Grndrevs
Exhibition golf match at Country Club sets nine hole record
George Ailbach and Frank Milan defeated Packard and Reed in a Sunday exhibition at the Country Club nine hole course. Ailbach clocked 3 hours for the course and drew a large crowd while Glen Sweet and Albert LeCann were noted figures linked to upcoming events and exhibitions at the club.
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Toledge
Boston
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Reed
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Poland Springs
Albert @leCann
Maynard Grange Fair Draws Large Attendance At Cooperative Hall
The seventh annual Maynard Grange fair at Cooperative Hall drew large crowds on Thursday and Friday. Exhibits included vegetables fruits flowers and crafts from public schools Canning Club and Handicraft Clubs. Entertainment featured sketches and musical numbers with a noted cast and volunteers. Awards praised garden and craft entries with prizes for best decorated table and numerous blue and red ribbons.
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Burton Coughian
Harlan Cook
Maynard
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Bob Parkin
Juliay Eltinge
Adelaide. Sims
Squire
Mabel
Bishop
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Mabel Bishop
Lilla Childs
Gertrude Connors
Entertai
Margaret O Brien
Helen Chase
Katherine Heaton
Louise Lonbargo
Helen Cleary
Grace Reading
Alice Thane
Alice Boulden
Gladys Rya
Helen Gault
Burnedette Bursaw
Laura Gault
Frances Quinlan
Charlotte Gault
Lucille Scims
Albert Murphy
Albert’ Durkee
Horan Tuttle
Acton
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Bedford
W. Stewart Allen
W. A. Rayner
Miss Forbes
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
F Laump Woodart
Mary Comley
J. Brazee
Margaret
Whitney
Wilbur Croft
Middlesex
Raymond Drechsler
Burton Millington
William McGarry
John C. Thompson
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Boston
Harry Rodway
Bertha Mason
John Webster
Albert Randell
Wm. Hayward
Tim Paaninen
Wolf River
Evelyn Mason
Wilson
Edward Henderson
Adelaide Lima
John Zaniewski
L. W. Sins
Cathert Green
Walter Sheridan
Frank Seckles
Wm Marchant
Thompson
Booth
Edward Readin
Fred Bennet
Clifford Downey
T Priest
Harry Roanh
Lightning Sets Fire to Tent as Boys Sleep
Albert Walter and Harvey Croft of Tre mont street escaped a tent fire during a Friday night lightning storm. The bolt struck the tent while the three boys slept, destroying cots and clothes as they fled with only their clothes and footwear. The canvas burned quickly after the bolt dried the fabric, and the alarm roused their parents.
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Walter
Albert
Harvey Croft
John Croft
Tremont St
Court orders return of cider and wine from Visoechi case
The Visoechi case, active since February, ends with a court order for the return of over 2000 dollars worth of cider and wine to Mr Visoechi who paid a 700 dollar fine. Police raided the Visoechi farm in Subury on February 6, seizing 1700 gallons of cider and 250 gallons of wine. The case reportedly settled in the Chabridge Court on Wednesday September 13.
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Visoechi
Viseechi
Subury
Chabridge
Duck season opens with early morning gunfire along Assabet River
Hunters take to the riverbanks as the duck season opens early Friday. The blasts were mistaken by some residents for thunder and lightning but signaled the start of hunting that will run through December 31.
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Assabet
Fall and Winter Hats at Pullenton Hat Shop Maynard
Fall and winter hats advertised with prices at Pullenton Hat Shop located at 66 Main Street Maynard opposite the post office. Readable text notes availability and price points for seasonal headwear.
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Pullenton
Main St
Maynard
Acton Fair Town Hall Seeks Farming Tool Exhibits
Acton Mass. announces concessions for exhibit and sale of farming tools and other items of interest to farmers and their wives. Address Geo A Richardson Box 2 Concord Junction Mass. September 5 and 20.
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Acton
Mass
Geo. A. Richardson
Cconcord Junction
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