Annie Ketola of Maynard Dies in Boston at 61
Annie Ketola aged 61, born in Finland and long time resident of Maynard, died Friday at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. Survived by husband John and six children Inez Williams Amalia Luosalo Frank Arne Arvi Kino Ketola and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Glendale Street Lutheran home with large turnout. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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South Easton
Amelia Luosalo
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Arvi
Kino Ketola
Glendale St. Lutheran Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard Baseball Faces Weather Delays and Veteran Push
Coach Reggie Sawyer battles late weather as Maynard baseball candidates struggle to shed rust. Veterans like Captain Big Joe Piecewicz George Lehto and Rusty Jordan headline a hopeful battery with Hank Brayden at catcher. Winchester and Stoneham eye strong runs, while Lexington relies on hitting power.
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Maynard
Reggie Sawyer
Battery
Big Joe Piecewicz
George Lehto
Middlesex
Rusty Jordan
Hank Brayden
Sawyer
Winchester
Stoneham
Lexington
St Casimir Team Completes Season With 12 Wins
The St Casimiris basketball squad finished with twelve victories and five defeats under coach Frankie Kamesh. Captain John Gudzicewski led scoring with 73 points as the team beat Coady Cambridge and St Michaels Lawrence among others. The St Casimir Midgets also went undefeated in seven straight games under Kamesh.
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St. Casimiris
Frankie Kamesh
Joseph Girdziewski
Vincent Labowicz
Joseph Arcisz
John Pozarycki
Bennie Sokolowski
Stanley Sawka
Eddie Wojznis
John Karpichik
Dillons
Cabridge
Cominster Scallets
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Coady
Cambridge
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Card of Thanks for Kindness After Engagement
A note from Mrs. Douglas Crowe and family thanks those who supported them after their engagement and for the lovely gifts and well wishes shown to the couple.
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Douglas Crowe
Modern medicine targets the cause of periodic pain
Advertising copy promotes a non narcotic remedy claimed to relieve and prevent periodic pain and related disorders. It asserts lasting relief with persistent use and notes availability at all druggists.
Maynard Couple Weds at St Bridget's Hudson
Elizabeth Wilhelmina Larson and Rudolph Aho were married Sunday at St Bridget's rectory with Rev Walter Roche officiating. Bridesmaid Margaret Larson and best man Toivo Aho attended. reception followed in the bride's home with guests from Maynard Concord Bedford and Hudson. The couple will live in Bedford where the groom works as a landscape gardener.
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Maynard
Elizabeth Wilhelmina Larson
Oscar Larson
McKinley Street
Rudolph Aho
Andrew Aho
Marlboro Street
St. Bridget'’s Church
Walter Roche
Margaret Larson
Toivo Aho
Concord
Bedford
Hudson
Kirkegaard’s
West Concord Family Update and Church Leader Illness
West Concord residents Hubrit and Leonard Holden have returned to their Riverside Avenue home with parents Mr and Mrs H E Holden after two months with grandparents in New Hampshire Deacon Winslow H Kingman of West Concord Union Church was confined to his home last week
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Leonard
Holden
New Hampshire
H. Earle Holden
Riverside Avenue
Winslow H Kingman
West Concord Union Church
Girl Scout pins awarded at Harvey Wheeler School
At Troop II West Concord Girl Scouts meeting held in Harvey Wheeler School Hall on Wednesday afternoon three girls were invested and received pins. They were Mary Loughlin Sylvia Hendershot and Margaret Damon. Work on Observation followed by games. Muriel Lewis served as Scribe.
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Harvey Wheeler School Hall
Mary Loughlin
Sylvia Hendershot
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Muriel Lewis
Minister Austin Rice Preaches at West Concord Good Friday
Rev. Austin Rice of Wakefield’s First Congregational Church preached to a large congregation at the Good Friday service of the West Concord Union Church on Friday evening. The vest ed choir led with special music.
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West Concord Woman's Club Meeting Friday
The West Concord Woman's Club will meet in Warner Hall Friday afternoon April 6 at three o'clock with President Mrs. Chester H Adams presiding. The program led by Vice President Mrs. Guy G. Fernald includes talks from Concord Benevolent Societies and moving pictures of the Concord Chapter American Red Cross swimming classes. Tea will be served with Mrs. Fernald as hostess.
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Chester H Adams
Department of Philanthropy
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Six Room House To Let On Tremor Street Maynard
Steam heat all improvements heated garage and garden nearby. Six room house available for rent on Tremor Street Maynard apply to.
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Candidates Out For Practice For Middlesex Track Season
Maynard reports about thirty track candidates under Coach Connie Manty as veterans O Leary Piecewicz Archer form a nucleus. The squad plans dual meets with Fitchburg Leominster Lexington and nearby schools and will feature the Middlesex Meet the state relay carnival and an early inter class meet. A Junior Senior Road Relay of twenty runners will open the season. Miss Nina Ruble organist at West Concord Union church has been confined at home by a severe cold.
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Connie Manty
O'Leary
Piecewicz
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Fitchburg
Leominster
Lexington
Middlesex
Nina Ruble
West Concord Union Church
Community Notes and Events in West Acton
West Acton calendar lists Easter Universalist service April 8 with Rev Carritt as speaker and Miss Mildred Gallant as soloist. School vacation begins April 16. New music instructor M Oakes starts duties amid student enthusiasm for return of music in Acton schools. Local births and moves noted including a son for Mr and Mrs James BK Wilson of Arlington Street and a Goucher daughter in Stow Road.
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West Acton
Cleo Gil
Atlantic
Robert Goucher
Stow Road
Jonathan Teele
School Street
Ayer
Teele
Acton Grange
Easter Sunrise Service and Baptisms at Local Church
Easter services drew strong attendance with a Sunrise service led by youth and a Creation to Resurrection program featuring tableaux by the Young Ladies and music by the choir. Four Believers Baptism were observed and officers thanked for the Eastor offering. The pastor's April 8 sermon is Immortality Plus, Why Christians Believe More, followed by an evening Pleasant Sunday gathering titled Heart Throbs and Heart Songs.
Easter party at Roosevelt School Health Kindergarten
An Easter party was held at Roosevelt School Health Kindergarten with mothers attending and children enjoying games. A new afternoon class began, giving two daily sessions. The program teaches health rules to foster healthy citizens, aided by the United Co-Operative Society which supplied milk at a loss. The local health center and supervisors Miss Sneck and Miss Cole earned praise as measles and diseases remain low in Maynard.
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Roosevelt School
United Co-Operative Society
A. N. Rivers
Board of ‘Health
Sneck
Cole
Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Presented for Camp Fund
Our Gang performs Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday night April 10 at 7 30 to raise funds for a local camp program. Joan Turner organized the production with Alyce Priest and Cathrine Sheridan handling costumes and scenery. Rita Foley plays Mrs Wises and Lyle Tervo is in the cast.
Maynard Country Club to Open April 19
Local golfers anticipate warm weather as Maynard Country Club plans an official opening on April 19. Noble Morton chairs the greens committee which assigns Arthur Bambuteau as custodian and Alvin Jensen as grounds caretaker. The committee expects fairways and greens to be in excellent condition.
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Greens
Queens First To Aid District Nurse Fund
Queens clubs and organizations initiated donations for the District Nurse Fund as the drive opened. The Marlborough Woman's Club sponsors the effort with Mrs. Clifton I. Hyde leading Community Service and captains visiting homes to gather gifts. Captains include Mrs. Abbert B. Sampson and Mrs. Genres A. ay ambi Ariees.
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Genres A. Aay
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Maynard residents seek road repairs on Nason and Powder Mills roads
A 1934 petition to Middlesex County Commissioners from Maynard residents requests specific repairs and realignment for Nason Street from Main to Acton, Main Street to Summer Street, and Powder Mills Road for about 1050 feet. It also asks bridge repairs on a Main Street crossing over the Assabet River and approaches 100 feet each side. The petition outlines notice and viewing procedures for the county commissioners meeting in Cambridge.
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