Fire department handles 28 calls in March total
The Concord department answered 28 calls in March including 14 grass fires 10 driek fires two dwelling house alarms and a late Saturday night tool house fire at St Bridget’s cemetery with unknown cause. A Progressivy Temple whist party at Mrs Jean Dickey’s home in Concord awarded prizes to Eva Minor Ellen Freeman Teresa Tox and Mrs Johnston.
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Progressivy Temple
Jean Dickey
Concord
Eva Minor
Ellen Freeman
Teresa Tox
Mra. Johnston
Parish and Masonic Events Noted in Local Calendar
Local notices report iT fe candidates at a meeti ege LD Wilson Chapter Jorde De Molay holding a gathering at the Masonic hall Monday night. The Conclave set for Quincy on April 19. St Bridget's Cadets drilled at Cooperative hall Monday night with Lieut Harold Sheridan assisted by John O Moore at the officers' school. A church bulletin notes a supper on the Square from 5 to 7 PM Friday the 11th. Banns of marriage for Miss Mary Murphy and Joseph Tourville announced at St Bridget's Church.
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Joseph Healey
Concord
St. Bridgets Church
Clifford Wolcott
Police
Barre
Nellie Wolcott
Nason Street
Ernest Holt
Ruth Wilson
Phylli Naylor
Bates College
Robert L. Sheridan
Superior Court
Cambridge
Lillian Townsend
Marion Holt
Wellesley
William Loughlin
Marlboro
R. C A
Bob Asbjornsen
Red Sox
Century
William Waterhouse
Gante Arden
Berkshires
Real Barr
Daniel O'Connell
California
Hevis
Louis
O'Connell
Maynard Rod and Gus Club
Mass, Fish & Game Commission
Jean’ Wolverines
Chris Murphy
Cooperative Hall
Broderick
Lowell
Carl Rhode
State Bar Orchestra
Wilson
Jorde "de Molay
Masonic Hall
Quincy
St Bridget’s
T Cooperative Hall
Harold Sheridan
John O'Moore
Officers’ School of E
Mary Murphy
Cornelius Pasion
Joseph Tourville
Eugene Tour
Fire in Garage on Hillside Street Extinguished
Fire alerted Saturday morning at a Hillside Street garage owned by Bartholomew Spratt. Fire crews arrived after a telephone call and reported the blaze extinguished before leaving fire headquarters.
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Hillside Street
Bartholomew Spratt
Maynard High Opens Season With 9-2 Win At Crowe Park
Maynard High School baseball opened its season Saturday at Crowe Park. The Regulars beat the Second Team 9 to 2 with Hintsa catching and W Frigard pitching. Positions listed include Alto Frigard D Errico Gruber Capt Brayden Gagne Ketola Jokasaari Pozerychi and outfielders Gagne and Carrubba.
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Maynard
Maynard H. S
Crowe Park
Hintsa
Alto
A. Frigard
D'Errico
W. Frigard
Gruber
Capt
Brayden
Gagne
Ketola
Jokasaari
Pozerychi
McNamarra
Wilcox
Lampinen
Hartin
Lampinén
Uglevich
Djerkes
Saarela
Aho
Carrubba
Death of Baby Veronica Kulekowski
Baby Veronica Kulekowski nine months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kulekowski of River Street, died Monday night at Children’s Hospital Brookline. Funeral services held this afternoon at St Casimir’s Church conducted by Rev John Dzick. Burial in St Bridgets Cemetery.
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Veronica
Adolph Kulekowski
River Street
Childrens Hospital
Brookline
St. Casimir’s Church
John Dzick
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Dr Louis Sullivan to leave for Quincy dental clinic
Dr Louis Sullivan in charge of the public schools dental clinic will move to Quincy to practice. The clinic will be staffed by dentists Dr S B Garlareek May Dr John Bellon and Raymond Palmer and held two mornings weekly with alternating dentists on duty.
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Louis Sullivan
I Public Schools
Quincy
S. B. Garlan Reek May
John. Bellon
Raymond Palmer
Dr Louis Sullivan Opens Quincy Dental Office After Easter
Dr Louis Sullivan, a well known local dentist who has practiced here for ten years, has opened an office in Quincy and plans to practice after Easter Sundays. He is a native of the region and receives best wishes from friends for success in Quincy.
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Louis Sullivan
Quincy
Sullivan
Oepi “Gon
P. Sullivan
Prateh di ‘Kown
Period rally seals Co K win over Maynard Collegians
In a dramatic late rally, Co K overwhelmed Maynard Collegians 28 to 17 at St. Jean's hall. Mike Jaworck and Savoy led Co K with 20 points, while Fingard starred for Maynard as both teams fought through a long layoff and trailing early in the contest.
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Maynard
Co. K
Maynard Collegians
St. Jean’s Hall
Collegians
Soldier Boys
Mike Jaworck
Savoy
Fingard
Kangae
Maynard Athlete Enters Marathon Bid
Norman Walker a Maynard senior and track star has filed his entry for the Ba Marathon run set for April 19. He previously ran from Maynard to Acton and aims to improve on last summer’s effort as he trains with schoolmates hopeful of a strong showing. A sale opening Thursday at New Idea Store on Main Street Maynard is noted.
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Maynard
Norman Walker
Walker
Acton
New Idea
Main Street
Tdea
Maynard —Advy
Townies Enter Mdix League Hopeful Move
Maynard April 9 4 Paul Connors former Maynard town manager reannounces plans for a town team in the County League. The squad will rely on home talent and all villagers may try for a lineup spot. Practice at Crowe Park planned for Sunday afternoon with owners seeking funds for uniforms and equipment.
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Maynard
Collision injures none as two cars meet at crossroad
Chas Walte of 41 Newberry Street Madison drives into Ernest Rasmussen’s auto near Waltham and Terral. Police report no serious injuries. In Concord district court Friday morning Walte was charged with operating while intoxicated. case scheduled for one week.
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Chas ‘Walte
Newberry Street
Madiden
Ernest “Rasmussen
Waltham and
Ter Teal
Concord
Walle
Ocal
Outplay Girls Teams Rivals In Narrow Bowling Win
Maynard P. bowling team edged Casino G of Worcester by 15 pins at Lynch Alleys on Thursday night. A large gallery watched the close match as Maynard claimed the victory after a hard fought third attempt.
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Maynard P
Casino G
Worcester
Lynch
Byron Lumber Co. Hosts Large Open House
A very successful B. P. 3. Paint event was held this week by Byron Lumber Company. Frenk Byron, proprietor, reports nearly 200 people called during the first two days. Free gifts of various BF products were given to attendees.
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Byron Lumber Company
Frenk Byron
Maynard VFW Post Organized With 25 Members
T Frank Gorman deputy chief of staff VFW and Leon Maybay junior vice commander of Marlboro escorted the Maynard Post to organize the new unit. The post will be instituted April 16 at Masonic hall with Chesley McKenzie Marlboro commander and the Colleary Post degree team to install officers. Overseas Post Lynn will handle the institution with Colleary Post members in attendance.
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T. Frank.Gorman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Leon Maybay
John P. Colleary
Marlboro
Maynard Post
Gorman
new.Post
Masonic Hall
Colleary Post
Palm Sunday Sermon and Easter Events at Union Congregational
The pastor will preach Palm Sunday morning on A More Triumphal Entry. A 7:30 p.m. church business meeting follows the Lenten service to act on the pastor’s resignation. Friday cafeteria cupper 5 to 7 p.m. Easter sale offerings and a cantata Life Eternal accompany a spring program by the Beginner’s Department. New Idea Store advertises a sale on Main Street Maynard.
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Maynard
William
J, Moen
Thes Choir
Iron Meadow
Topsy Turvy Whist Party Draws Big Crowd
A topsy turvy whist gathering under Mizpah Eight on Thursday night drew 29 tables. Valued prizes filled the event with Mrs Provente Randel and Anton Peterson winning first prizes. The next whist party is planned for Friday April 17.
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Mizpah
Provente ‘Randel
Anton Peter- Son
Phureday
Maynard Country Club Opens Early Season
Maynard April 9 golfers flocked to the Maynard Country Club course as weather and course conditions entice an early start. Locker room expansion nears completion with five showers and 100 lockers to be added, plus a special post Easter program planned. Club pro B J Coughlin cites excellent fairways and a record pace of play, forecasting a strong season ahead.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
B. J. Coughlin
Tours
Patriot's
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Springfield
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St. Bridget's Cemetery
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E. Tallmadge Root
Mass. Federation of Churches
Shamrocks
Burt Coughlan
Bluebirds
Boston
Macey’s
Arne Frigard
Dartmouth College
Fannie Frigard
Fullenton Hat Shop
William O'Rourke
New York City
P. J. Sullivan
Hig
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Pascoag
Mary, Paul
Rutland
Katherine McGinnis
Concord Street
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Edward Flaherty
Hilda Kptile
Bancroft
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Katherine White
Dare
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Dineen
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Farrell
Vas
Kangas
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Torppa
Frigard
M.H.S
Mdix
Edison Shop
Edison
Maynard Edison
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Huston
NEW V.F.W. Post
P. Frank Corman
Elson Studio
Service Insurance
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