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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1955

Page

2

District Leaders Attend President's Round Table Meeting

On Monday March 28 the President's Round Table at the Waltham Mother's Club drew district presidents including Miss Mary Tlwise Hodgess of the Maynard Women's Club. Annmarie Richards four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest B Richards of Wall Court 78a is a patient at Clinton Hospital. Dr Samuel Garland and his wife are confined at home on Great Road with a virus illness.

Bittle Annmarie Richards Ernest B. Richards Wall Court Clinton Hospital Sameul Garland Great Road Virius

Maynard resident buys land through Ledigard Realty

George Brown of Maynard purchased land from Dr. Raymond Palmer via Ledigard's Realty Company. Jammer J. Ledigard is a patient at the Phillips House, Boston, planning to return home soon. Mrs. William Smith, winter house guest of Miss Quinn at Pompano Beach, Florida, has returned to 34 Parker Street.

George Brown Maynard Raymond Palmer Brown Stirec Ledigard Jammer J. Ledigard Phillips House Boston William Smith Miss Quinn Pompano Beach Florida Parker Street

Maynard Emblem Club Rummage Sale Set for April 15 16

The Maynard Emblem Club sponsors a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at the Town House chaired by Mrs. Katherine Colombo. Proceeds benefit club activities and community projects.

Maynard Emblem Club Katherine ‘Colombo

Maynard Band in Concert to Aid School Benefit

Maynard Community Band presents a concert on Thursday April 21 at 8 00 p m in the George Washington eee to benefit the Maynard School Band The program aims to foster unity between groups and encourages students with musical technique to join for further development Notable student members include James Boudreau John Bowie Walter Crowther Martin Hyden Richard Iannitelli Edward Mullin De Niemi and Frank Perillo.

Maynard Maynard Community Band George Washington Eee James Boudreau John, Bowie Walter Crowther Martin Hyden Richard Iannitelli Edward Mullin de Niemi Frank Periloo

Maynard Rodetttes Hold Another Youngsters Event

Maynard Rodetttes staged a successful talent night for youngsters on Friday April 1. Winners included Dawid McKenna Lauri Menmime Meany Ann Brooks Gloria Fifvan Peter Gil and Janice Ma CarlotAnn Graceffa Doom proze awarded to Amin Messier Cha mman Heten Menk Keitel assisted by Kay Edwardson Haenhild Mansfield Clara Crowither Sue McMahon and Jennie Zach.

Maynard Rodetttes Yanother Tendler Dianice Foir von Friday Armmil Dawid McKenna Lauri Menmime Meany Ann ‘Brooks Gloria Fifvan Peter Giliplemey Janice Ma Caro Aenhild Mansfield Clara Crowither Sue McMahon Jennie * Zach

Beebe chairs Maynard 4-H Club plans exhibit

Maynard 4 H Committee met at the home of Mrs Edmund W Beebe the new chairman and discussed plans for the annual exhibit to be held Saturday April 23 They also talked over plans for next fall and winter reflecting Beebes extensive 4 H experience

Maynard Edmund W. Beebe

Maynard Club Repeats Play for Stow Club

Maynard Woman's Club hosted Stow Woman's Club on Neighborhood Day and repeated the play They're None of Them Perfect, first staged at Maynard in March. Mrs. Howard Case again reviewed current authors and the Women's Choral Group under Mrs. Victor Salloway performed selections with accompaniment by Mrs. Alric French.

Maynard Maynard Woman’s Club Stow Woman’s Club Howard Case Victor Salloway Alric French

Maynard Man Promoted at Battery Separator Plant

John P. Zaleska of 14 Park Street Maynard has been promoted to foreman at the Battery Separator Plant of the Dewey and Army Chemical Company Division of W R Grace Co. He previously worked as a line operator and joined the plant in January 1952 after its November 1951 opening. The Ac ton plant, operating since 1947, grew to about 20 employees with most from Maynard Acton and eight in supervisory roles.

Maynard Acton Dewey and Army Chemical Company W. R. Grace & Co John P. Zaleska Park Street Zaleska Maynard-Acton Mr. Zaleska Dewey and Almy

Birth announced for Dawson couple's fourth child Thomas Joseph

Mr and Mrs Charles B Dawson of Great Road announce the birth of their son Thomas Joseph born Thursday March 31 at Emerson Hospital Concord. This is the couple's fourth child and first son joins siblings in welcoming the new arrival.

Meaynard Charles B Dawson Great Road Thomas Joseph Emerson Hospital Concord

Unemployment Claims Show Little Change in March

Mass Division of Employment Security reports 3354 total claims in March with 565 initial and 2789 continued claims. Placements rose to 137 from 104 in February while 26 unemployment evenings and 162 evenings prior are noted. Applications for work numbered 305 and 146 counseling interviews were conducted.

Maynand the Mass Division of Employment Security William H. Finn Mr. Finn

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Hosts Massachusetts Leader

On Wednesday evening April 14 Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No 54 will entertain Mrs Luda M Dodds president of the Rebekah Assembly of Massachusetts and staff. A turkey supper at 630 followed by degree conferment at 800 for new candidates with Edith Whitney Noble Grand presiding assisted by Gladys Nelson and officers. Supper tickets from committee Rachel Lester and Mae Doel.

Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Assembly of Massachusetts Luda M. Dodds Anna Chickering Noble Edith Whitney Noble Grand Gladys Nelson Rachel Lester Mae Doel Cochairman

Maynard Clergy Attend 16th Lenten Institute at Boston University

Maynard pastor Thomas Kangas of St. John’s Ev Lutheran Church and Mrs. Jane Kangas with Mrs. Helen Rogers attended the 16th annual Christian Educational Lenten Institute at Boston University School of Theology. Keynote speaker Very Rev. James A. Pike discussed The Teaching Church A Vital Fellowship along with exhibits, children’s activities, film strips, and ten study groups.

Maynard Thomas Kangas St. John’s Ev. Luth Jane Kangas Helen Rogers Boston University School of Theology James A. Pike Cathedral of St. John the Divine New York City

Logan-Everett Faunce Named Utah State Football Coach

New head coach Logan-Everett Faunce takes charge at Utah State after a college playing career as halfback for Minnesota from 1946 to 1948. He replaces prior staff and begins building the program for upcoming seasons.

Logan—Everett Faunce Utah State Minnesota

Maynard Woman’s Society hears State Police briefing

Miss Mary Sullivan, state policewoman stationed at Bridgewater, spoke at the Maynard Methodist Church Woman’s Society meeting. She outlined Massachusetts State Police courses and shared case histories, followed by notes on Society offices and 1955 1956 officers led by President Mrs Philin A Wilson.

Maynard Woman’s Society of Christian Service Maynard Methodist Church Mary Sullivan Worcester Herbert White

Maynard Co op Society elects Jones as Public Relations chair

At its monthly meeting the United Co op Society Public Relations Committee unanimously chose Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. as chair for the year. Jones is a Maynard Methodist pastor and longtime Co op member who has served as secretary and sits on the Maynard Credit Union board.

Maynard The United Co On Society Robert K. Jones, Jr Jones Maynard Methodist Church Maynard Credit Union George Kansanniva Fuelid Avenue Robert Dialehto Parker Street Ba Ward Helander Fairfield Street Kenneth Jarvinen Filmwood Street Coov Bard College Hudson River Co-on

Cost Increase Hits New York Baseball Shoes

New York reports a sharp rise in baseball footwear costs with prices jumping from 12 dollars to 25 dollars over recent years. The shift reflects broader inflation affecting sports gear and consumer budgets.

New York

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