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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1946

Page

3

Johnson Returns From Shanghai After Military Service

Robert A. Johnson, flight engineer with the Tenth Air Force, was discharged at Fort Devens on Thursday March 28 after three years and five months of service. Mrs. Johnson plans to stay overseas for about two months to visit her mother. Christine Mary King was born March 31 at Newton-Wellesley Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. King. grandparents are Carrie A. King and Martin J. McDonald. Doris Seder, a senior, vacationing in Washington and Philadelphia with family. Family updates from local residents including Ernest John’s wife confirmed safe in Stockholm after transatlantic voyage.

Robert A. Johnson Shanghai China Tenth Air Force Fort Devens Howard L King Brooks Street Christine Mary King Newton-Wel-lesley Hospital Carrie A. King Maynard Martin J. McDonald West Flewton Cat ‘Am Ernest John Sonr Street Eteata Stockholm Newfound Mrs. Johnson

Conference Attendees At Emerson Roosevelt And Beecher Schools

Principal Florence Wil of Emerson Junior High, Principal Mary L. Wood of Roosevelt, and Principal Grace Perley of Beeme 1 and ae fap yle participated in a supplementary curriculum event at a college.

Florence Wil Emerson Mary L. Wood Roosevelt School Grace Perley

Grange Hears State Officer In Address

Maynard Grange hosts Norman Streeter Massachusetts State Grange treasurer who outlines the education aid loan plan for higher education. Jennie Graham of Waltham Grange discusses the ABCs of Victory Gardening. Musical segments feature Delbert Alving and Miss Sims pupils Marion Brown and Alice Brown. Penny sale proceeds aid state educational purposes. Guests from Waltham Hudson Stow Acton attend. Degree rehearsals set for April 9 and April 24.

Maynard Maynard Grange Norman Streeter Massachusetts ‘State “Grange Jennie Graham Waltham Grange A.b.c.’S Delbert Alving Dorothy Alving Miss Sims Marion Brown Alice Brown Sleepy Hollow Arlene Goldthwaite Angus Hanson Educational Aid Committee Fernando Smith State Grange Waltham Hudson Stow Acton Fannie Buzzell Buzzell Hudson Grange

Maynard Woman Granted Divorce for Cruelty

Anna Pyszka of Maynard won a divorce from Joseph Pyszka in Middlesex County Probate Court Judge Poland presiding. Both worked for the American Woolen Company. Married January 31 1915 in Maynard. Grounds: cruelty. Attorney John Rice of Marlboro represented Mrs Pyszka.

Maynard High seniors set graduation for June 16

Maynard High School announced commencement activities with events from June 7 Senior Reception at George Washington Auditorium to June 16 graduation. Committees led by Miss Dorothy Winchenbaugh include Class Officers Albert Rogers Helen Ketola Mildred Mark George Sharpe and others guiding the Senior Reception and Activities.

Mildred Mark George Sharpe Paul Stein Edward Allard Donald Brown Albert Hodgess Robert Jones Shirley Weckstrom Shirley Spence Eileen Bell Jean Erickson Elaine Clark Nancy Whitney Kathleen Sawyer Albert Rogers Helen Ketola Albert Paul ‘Stein August Pazaricky Leo Lintern Judy Wehkola Eileen Fairbanks

Maynard Scouts Build Bird Houses At Church Meeting

The Boy Scout Cubs of Pack 1 Den 1 2 3 4 at Antoni Congregational church met for their monthly pack meeting. Birds houses built during the month were shown to parents and kerchiefs awarded for a paper drive. April plans include church yard cleanup April 6 and a baseball game April 13 at Alumni Field. A list of participating boys is given.

Maynard Antoni Congregational Church MacLean Congregational Roger Weaving T. Finch P. Nelson George Hatch Bryden Matthewman Ronald Alvinsi Delbert Alving Harrison Price Fred Johnson William Crosby William Vitkauskas Roger Murray Peter Kallio Carl Mansfield Edward Penniman Albert Alexanian Gordon Nelson Diva

Sims and Tuttle Thank You Note for Support

Mr and Mrs Ralph W Sims and Mr and Mrs Osgood Tuttle express gratitude for assistance sympathy and help during recent bereavement.

Ralph W. Sims Osgood Tuttle

Maynard Rod and Gun Club Meeting Sees Resignations and New Treasurer

At Eagles Hall the Maynard Rod and Gun Club held a large turnout for its March meeting. George Stockwell resigns as treasurer due to illness. P. M. Messier elected to replace him. The club approved 300 to level grounds for a skeet field and welcomed fourteen new members. Winners in the Winter Fishing Contest included Charles Servio and William Murphy. A two hour sound motion picture program by L. H. Brigham followed the meeting.

Maynard Maynard ‘Rod ‘and Gun Club Eagles’ Hall Charles Wickstrom George Stockwell Stockwell George P. M. Messier Charles ‘Servio William Murphy L. H.brigham Marlboro

Allow Local Fans Use of Alumni Field Maynard

The Alumni Field practice area will be open to any local group wishing to play. A softball diamond will be marked off for use by fans. Groups must obtain permission from the Superintendent of Schools office on school days 9 am to 4 pm. Tennis courts will be prepared as weather allows.

Maynard Superintendent of Schools

Scout Leaders To Take Course In Maynard Hudson Stow

Eight week instruction course for Roy includes Assabet District scout leaders from Maynard Hudson and Stow. Led by Scoutmaster Mark Kelley of troop 5 Maynard, the program alternates nights between Maynard and Hudson and ends with overnight camping. The Red Cross oversight continues.

Maynard Roy Assabet Hudson Stow Mark Kelley

Nitrogen Deficiency Taints Midwestern Crops

W H Pierre head of Iowa State College agronomy reports nitrogen hunger caused pale green, spindly growth in pastures, small grains, and corn. He notes lower yields, later maturity, and reduced protein content impacting meat and dairy cattle feeds. Three nitrogen sources: legumes, manures and crop residues, and nitrogen fertilizers.

W.H. Pierre Iowa State College Pierre

Humidity for Storage Apples Is Important

Purdue University warns that improper humidity harms stored apples. Low humidity causes wilting and shrinkage as dry air pull moisture from fruit. Proper ventilation and correct temperature and humidity prevent sprouting and decay.

Purdue University

New in Machinery Hole Digger

The new copa Jeep adapted for peacetime work combines four basic functions tractor light truck mobile power unit and passenger conveyance. It is shown here used as a posthole digger for farm applications.

Aluminum on Farms Waterers Milk Vats and Trays

Aluminum components for farm use are being produced including waterers milk vats ice trays and milk tags. The shift to aluminum aims to reduce corrosion and extend equipment life on dairies and ranches.

Appointments by Selectmen Announced Maynard

Maynard town officials released a long list of appointments by the Board of Selectmen including Albert Lucet as Town Accountant Richard Allen as Forest Warden John Brayden as Registrar of Voters Raymond Sheridan as Highway Superintendent and several others covering measurers drivers police officers and public weighers. The only notable change from last year is Philip Wilson becoming Fire Engineer replacing William Naylor who retires.

Albert E. Lucet Richard Alien John C.brayden Raymond J.sheridan Milton C. Whitney Axel T Lawson August Lehto James C. Mahoney Josiah M. Herrick Herbert Martin Leo White Philip A. Wilson Henry Mariani Richard Allen R. Frank Punch William Merrill George Waterhouse Special Police F. C Eagles Walter Priest Lawn Builing Job Deel Harry Frye Special Police Edward Puffer Charles Keene Edwin Carlton William Brindley Assabet River Frank Kamish Michael Mynkiewicz Frank J. Murphy Tudol Henry Hanson K. of C William Quinn Clifford King Sealer Weights Victor Oskirka Russian Church Charles Ahola Parker Roy Gray Maynard David Sharpe Leo C. White Frank “I. ‘Syvanen United Co-Operative Society Donsid A. Lent Philip Wilson William Naylor

Mrs Johnson to Visit Mother in Stockholm for Seven Weeks

Mrs Johnson travels Friday aboard American Airlines System Flagship Boston to Stockholm Sweden to visit her mother for seven weeks.

American Airlines System Boston Stockholm Sweden

Maynard Beerdice Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening

A town meeting of the Beerdice is scheduled for Tuesday from 7 to 9 o'clock in the Selectmen's Room in the Town House to discuss permits and related matters.

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Maynard Student Attends State DAR Conference in Boston

Miss Eileen Bell a senior at Maynard High School attended the 52nd State Conference of the Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution at Copley Plaza Boston. She was elected Good Citizenship Pilgrim by her peers and faculty. Representatives from high schools gathered for a business session and hear reports from state DAR officers. Captain Eric C Fan spent the weekend in Washington D C and is temporarily away.

Maynard Eileen Bell Maynard High School Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution Copley Plaza Boston Bell

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