Maynard News Highlights Local Activities and Social.
Local events fill the week with visits, school openings, hospital notes, and cultural plans. Merrill Gardner hosts visitors John and family. Lovett to open school at Hibernian hall. Bartletts and Watson Eaton travel for an extended outing. Maynard Dramatic Club gears up for a fall show. millinery openings push fall fashions. a music-car outing to Hudson. G A R group returns from Atlantic City. local clubs and churches note upcoming events and performances.
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Charles
Merrill Gardner
John Caucus
Bellows
Lovett
Hibernian Hall
Mllls
Watson Eaton
South Act
Baward McPherson
Tufts College
Sudha
M. B
A. B. Handa
Baglana
John Woolerdohied
A. Ning
Clinton
Russell
Maynard Block
Umil
Webb
Henry Hutchby
John C. Mackinana
Clarence
Manchester
Alice Reynolds
Dedham
William McGowan
Thomas Hilferty
Carney Hospital
Maynard Dramatic Club
Progressive K. of P
Klant Oc Te Lizette
Frank D. Easterbrooks
R. 1
F. P. Plummer
Hudson
Lews
Brunelle
Summer St
Oppality
Frank Sickle
Maynard
Lynn
Lymm
Henry Price Injury At Work In Fall
Henry Price was injured at work when a fall occurred after an incident that caused him to lose his balance. He was carried to the hospital and expected to recover and return soon. The note describes the accident as a temporary setback with no serious long term impact anticipated.
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Bady
Price
Died in Youth And Who Then We Bend a Bum m ie
The fragment mentions a youth death and a question about subsequent actions or roles, but the readable text provides no clear event, date, or context to form a full news item with identifiable people or organizations.
Bayley Addresses Fifth Middlesex Senate Bid at Masonic Hall
Rep Edwin A Bayley of Lexington spoke Friday evening at Masonic hall outlining his stance in the Fifth Middlesex district Republican nomination race. He attacked Dr Glazier’s tactics, defended his record, and urged voters to focus on campaign methods and policy over smears.
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Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
Masonic Hall
Middlesex
Bayley
Dr. Glazier
Dr. Glasier
Glazier
Reed
Death of Edward Ferns After 35 Years in Town
Edward Ferns longtime resident dies after illness. Survived by widow Mrs Lowell Ferns, James Ferns, two children Frank and May, all of the town. Requiem mass at St Bridgets followed by interment in St Bridgets cemetery. funeral attended by family and friends. Also an ad touts 98 Hair Toile claims for hair loss remedy.
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Edward
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Interest
Readable fragments hint at a cryptic phrase with names and actions but lack clear context or complete sentences. The piece appears to be an OCR error containing mixed letters and stray terms, offering little verifiable detail for a proper summary.
Campaign ends tonight in 4th district GOP race
The race for the Republican nomination in Congress from the 4th district draws statewide focus with major papers predicting varying outcomes. Pierce Maynard and Wilder supporters battle as Edwin A Bayley watches. local towns and papers intensify campaigning amid rising costs and political heat.
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Congress
Boston
The
Globe
Journal
Pierce
Maynard
Edwin A. Bayley
Wexington
Waltham
Jnom
Rexall Orderlies Promote Gentle Relief for All Ages
An advertising pitch touts Rexall Orderlies as gentle sweet treats that relieve discomfort without gas or nausea. The copy claims no risk to readers and invites trials for children, the elderly, and delicate persons, noting two sizes priced at 0c.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
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Pauling Hair
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