Claflin Family Hosts Weekend Guests In Waltham
Maynard residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Claflin and daughter Patricia visited Mrs. James Claflin on Sudbury Street for the weekend. Miss Margaret Duggan returned to work at the Assabet Mill sewing room after a long absence. Mary Jackman is reported improved at St Elizabeth's Hospital where she has been treated for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Claflin
Patricia
Waltham
James Claflin
Sudbury Street
Margaret Duggan
Assabet Mill
Mary Jackman
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Maynard Coach Raps Concord Team After Sunday Game
Joe Buster White former manager and current Maynard coach criticizes Concord’s lineup as the worst seen in the series. He laments past players and urges Concord to field a stronger team for next Saturday’s junction clash to restore town pride and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Buster) White
Maynard
Concord
Buster
Represe
al Wilson
Dicks Loftus
Jack Goulding
Pat Hayes
Eddie Loughlin
Waynard
Near Fatal Car Spill In Stow Injures Passenger
Peter Sankiecz narrowly escaped losing his nose when a Ford driven by Stanley Derwiski sped from a woodpile on Acton Road near Tuttle Farm. Sankiecz suffered severe cuts and six stitches. Derwiski faces charges of driving without a license and improper rights. The case was held until Sankiecz’s hospital condition improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Saukiecsz
Summer Street
Stanley Derwiski
Tuttle Farm
Stow
Acton Road
Derwiski
Sankiecz
Marlborough Hospital
Peter Larsen
West Acton Church Screens Moving Pictures
A church try out of moving pictures drew a large audience last Sunday night. In a future permanent setup, lights will improve and the screen will be larger. The film Scenes of the Rockies was good but light was poor. the principal feature As We Forget inspired and taught spiritual lessons based on the book of Philemon. An important church business meeting is scheduled for Friday at eight, followed by observance of Lay Day the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Philemon
Church Circulation Notes Laymen's Sunday Rally Sunday
A minister's brief remarks accompany a mailed circular letter announcing Laymen's Sunday and Rally Sunday in the following week. The church intends to mobilize participation and emphasize outreach and communal gathering.
Birthday Social for Mae Jackson Held at J K Wetherbee Home
On Saturday evening September 19 the home of J K Wetherbee hosted Mae Jacksons birthday celebration. Twenty three friends attended, bringing gifts as a social evening unfolded with cake and refreshments. Whist featured with Wetherbee among the players and a list of attendees followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Wetherbee
Mae Jackson
Wetherbee
J. P. Fletcher
Gene FE. Fletcher
L. C. Hastings
Breen
Currier
Haney
Mrn Fairbanks
Alice Fairbanks
L. E. Reed
E. W. Reed
Beatrice Stroud
Freda Barent
Alice Franklin
Chandler
Mary Pratt
Walter Blake
Lizzie Tuttle
Washington street visitor and class officers named
John N. Winkley of New York visits sister Mrs Marion Ballou in Hudson for the weekend. The Junior Class M H 8S elect officers George Elson president Andrew Fardy vice president Ruth Foster secretary and Harland Larkin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Winkley
New York City
Marion Ballou
Hudson
George Elson
Andrew Fardy
Ruth Foster
Harland Larkin
Maynard Mills Optimistic Amid Textile Upturn
Local Maynard mills see an era of good business as Maynard W P Co expands samples in New York. Industry officials expect orders to absorb double capacity and foresee full operation within weeks despite wider market uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Woolen Co
New York
Maynard
Mayard
Amos
Furnished Rooms To Let In Maynard At 107 Coscord St
Two furnished rooms available for rent at 107 Coscord Street Maynard. Apply in person or call 122 4 for details. Advertisement.
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Coscord St. Maynard
Maynard Citizens Alliance Campaign Committee Formed
Last Friday Maynard residents created the Maynard Citizen's Alliance Campaign Committee with W H Curteridge as chairman and Joshua Naylor as secretary to campaign for Referendum 3 in the November election. The notice invites supporters of strict law enforcement and prohibition to join. The article also notes Union Congregational Church events with sermons and group suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens of
Maynard
Maynard Citizen’s Alliance Campaign Committee
W H Curtteridge
Joshua Naylor
Card of Thanks for Misa Eliza Roberts
A note of gratitude from Mrs Lucy Sagar to friends who sent sympathy after the sister’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eliza Roberts
Lucy Sagar
Championship Cup to be Presented at Early Date
Robert Jester of the American Woolen Co Labor Board will present the championship cup won by the Assabet Nine at OC Drechsler’s mill. Rumor says players will receive a testimonial at presentation. Bob Lester praises the team for loyalty and sacrifices to bring the title to Maynard. Lost diamond ring sought. found items include a ladies neck chain and wallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jester
American Woolen Co Labor Board
American Woolen Co
Assabet
OC Drechsler
Bob Lester
Maynard
Local Graduates Return to CHS and Visitors
Clara Martinson and three CHS 1924 graduates Mary Lemon Ethel MacRae and Helen Connell were recent visitors at Concord High School. A car crash on Sudbury road left William O Brien with facial and limb injuries and Patrick Hurley with head and neck injuries. Both men faced drunkenness related charges and O Brien was charged with operating under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Martinson
Mary F Lemon
Ethel MacRae
Helen Connell
William O'Brien
Brattle Place
Arlington
Patrick Hurley
Grove Street
Sudbury Road
O'Brien
Hurley
Laquor
Tennis Draws Set For Concord High Tourney
The boys tennis tournament at Concord High draws include J Arkin against F Gordon, odd versus D Marks, R Holland against T T Macdonald, H Peterson against I Dexter, A Clark against W Toohey, N Illolland against G Johnson, W Beardell against G Donaldson, V Cook against J Peterson, C Peterson against F Dee, R Appleby against F Shaw, C Ferguson against J McCabe, Allyn Beardsell versus Arthur Beardsell, H Hansen against Rodfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
J . Arkin
F Gordon
Odd
D Marks
R Holland
T T Macdonald
H Peterson
I Dexter
A Clark
W Toohey
N Ilolland
G Johnson
W Beardell
G Donaldson
Cook
J. Peterson
C. Peterson
F. Dee
R Appleby
F Shaw
C Ferguson
J McCabe
Allyn Beardsel
Arthur Beardsell
H Hansen
Rodfish
Readers dispute Sunday roadside sales in farming town debate
A letter to the editor argues against enforcing strict Sabbath rules in Concords urging tolerance for farmers selling produce and refreshments on Sundays. The writer challenges calls to close roadside stalls noting farm laborers’ long hours and transient buyers, and questions why other businesses would stay open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Gorge M Weed
Board of Selectmen
Citizen
Live and Let Live Slogan Urges Economic Progress
A citizen laments Sunday sale bans for storekeepers and urges entering roadside store business to gain small profits for farmers. He argues hard work and risks deserve reward and calls others to seize opportunities with the slogan Live and Let Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
A Cross Co sale resumes amid Acton Fair run Friday
Mrs Edith Flynn is found not guilty on three charges including promoting a lottery after a Superior Court session. The judge directs a not guilty verdict on all charges following a raid by Watch & Ward agents last year. A late weekend gathering at the Rolfe Bradbury home hosted by the Young People's Christian Union of the South Acton Universalist church, with pastor Rev Charles A Haney, ends with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Clarence
A Cross Co
Edith Flynn
Superior Court
Flynn
Watch & Ward Society
Public official Mullin seriously ill at St Elizabeth's Boston
James Mullin, a well known public official, is seriously ill at St Elizabeth's hospital in Boston. A kitchen shower for Miss Julia Sheehan at Brown's Camp Lake Boon on Tuesday evening featured many gifts from Maynard Hudson Cambridge Marlboro and Boston. Music games and refreshments completed the merry party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullin
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Boston
Julia Sheehan
Brown's
Camp Lake Boon
Miss Sheehan
Maynard, Hudson
Cambridge
Marlboro
Miss Donnegan Returns to Riverside Theatre Stage after Accident
Pianist Miss Madeline Donnegan resumes performances at the Riverside Theatre after a two week layoff from an auto accident near Arlington Heights. She sustained cuts abrasions and a sprained wrist but was warmly welcomed back by Manager Davis and the theatre staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Donnegan
Riverside Theatre
Miss Donnegan
Boston
Maynard
Arlington Heights
Davis
Concord Junction West Concord Union Church Notices
The pastor will preach at both morning and evening service. The Church School meets 12:00. A contest for membership begins in the Senior Endeavor Society. An Intermediate Society forms, with most old members joining. Junior Society meets at 3. Tuesday 2:30 Ladies Union, 7:30 Midweek, Friday 8:00 Union Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Ladies Union
Union Club
American Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Legion Hall
Joyous gathering noted as members enjoyed an evening with the American Legion Auxiliary. After returning to the Legion Hall, attendees conducted a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Keep Working Urges Thos A Miller 86 Marlboro Shoemaker
Thomas A Miller aged 86 years the oldest active Marlboro shoemaker refuses to retire. He has worked over 75 years with Rice and Hutchins Shoe Co and 42 years as an edge trimmer. Born in Ann Arbor Michigan he has lived in Marlboro nearly 50 years and plans to keep working while physically able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
Thomas A. Miller
Marlboro
Miller
Rice & Hutchins Shoe Co
Mr. Miller
Ann Arbor
Mich
Knights Elect Officers for Coming Year
The annual election of officers of council 81 Knights of Columbus was held last night at the K of C hall. P. Robert Callahan was chosen Grand Knight, Dr John A Kelleher was elected deputy grand knight, Timothy J Harris became financial secretary, and Thomas C Roche was elected recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
Council 81
K of C
P. Robert Callahan
John A Kelleher
Timothy J Harris
Thomas C. Roche
Marlboro Lodge elects officers and plans installation
Secretary Walter Crotty chosen as chancellor and George Forrest as inside guard with John Manning outside guard Thomas King warden Alfred Riant trustee for three years and Atty John O Connell Fitzgerald advocate. Delegates to state convention chosen grand knight David OBrien and Robert Callahan to represent. past grand knights Timothy J Harris and Joseph Lynch as alternates. Memorial mass set for Oct 12. Marlboro Building Corp to receive funds. installation scheduled in about two weeks with a large affair planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crotty
George Forrest
John Manning
Thomas King
Alfred Riant
Atty John O'Connell Fitzgerald
David O’brien
Robert Callahan
Timothy J Harris
Joseph Lynch
Board of Trustees
Marlboro «Oor © Building Corporation
Spanish War Veterans to Dedicate Marlboro Hiker Monument
Departmental Commander Peter O. Shea will speak at Marlboro on Oct 12 for the dedication of the Hiker monument. Shea and staff will also attend Gardner on Oct 16 for the 25th anniversary celebration.
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Tris
K Nem
West Acton
South Acton
Maynard Mills
Union Congregational Church
Acton Fair Grounds
Clarence N Goward
Swastika Villa
Concord Jet
Mass
Aldres W Stuart Allen
Presa Acton Agricural Ass'n
Jct, Mass
Ietters
Sudsary
Pete
Owl Way
Lake Prien
Loupe
Nim
Andria
Petes
A. Miller
Mrs. Everett Flagg
Lowell Road
Concord, Mass
Ford
Gately Motor Co
Naylor Court
Crawford
A. D. McRae
Edison
Columbia
Sonora
Arthur E. Loftus Co
Singer Sewing Machines
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Belknap Street
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