Maynard People and Their Friends Update
Maynard notes Mr. Murray, 33 Parker Street, returned home from an extended stay with his daughter in Amesbury this week. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Gruber and daughter flew to St. Louis for an extended visit. Miss Margaret O Connor of Pine Street is convalescing after surgery at Marlboro Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Dz rkas at street are receiving congratulations on the birth of a child on April 22.
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M F. Murray
Parker
Amesbury
Burton Gruber
St. Louis
Margaret O'Connor
Pine Street
Marlboro Hospital
John Dzérkas
Ater
St Casimir’s Cannual to Be Held in Hall on Sunday
The cannual after Princet of St Casimir’s will be held in the hall on Sunday after May 6th. A social program is planned to follow with August Lento as chair.
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Ard
St. Casimir
Anniversary Dinner for Local 429 Held in Elks Hall
Mrs L eephard Farrell and her daughter visit Macon as Local 429 Mass Reformatory Employees Association holds an anniversary dinner at the Elks hall with state and county officials as guests. Banns of marriage published for the third time in St Casimir's church for Miss Helen Wosek and Eugene Phaneuf of Hudson.
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Local 429
Mass
Reformatory Employees Association
Elks Hall
St. Casimir's Church
Helen W2osek
Grant Street
Eugene Phaneuf
Hudson
Jokinen Injured in Car Crash on Main Street
Maynard Jokinen was in a collision on Main Street at 7:40 am with a car driven by Edward Hendraka on Garfield Street. Jokinen was taken to Emerson Hospital by Herbert Martin Ambulance where he was found to have broken limbs and bruises on his left leg.
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Maynard
John Albert Jokinen
Burns Court
Egward Hendraka
Garfield Street
Jokinen
Emerson ‘Hospital
Herbert Martin
Local Hospital Births and Recovery Reported
Mrs Bernard Dobin of Treiholt street rests comfortably after an appendicitis operation at Hmerson Hospital Concord. Mr and Mrs John Czerkacz of Pleasant street welcome a baby girl born at Orson Hospital Concord last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Dobin
Treiholt Street
Hmerson’ Hospital
Concord
John
Czerkacz
Pleasant Street
Orson Hospital
Vaccination Clinic Planned at Ropes West School
The Board of Health will conduct a vaccination clinic at Ropes West School next Tuesday from 3 to 4 PM. Earl F. Ryan will oversee the clinic. Children aged six months and older should be vaccinated against smallpox according to government health guidelines.
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Maynard
Board of Health
Ropes West School
Earl F. Ryan
Fisherman Files 68 W-2 Forms for 1946 Work
Boston area fisherman from Gloucester filed 68 W-2 forms with the Internal Revenue Service this year. He earned income on 68 different fishing vessels during 1946.
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Boston
Gloucester
Internal Revenue Office
Maynard Rotary hosts District Governor and new members
Cap Alton of Uxbridge, the District Governor, attended the Maynard Rotary meeting at Twin Tree Restaurant and inducted two new members Harlan Tuttle of Acton and Howard Prescott. Rev. Ted Hayes spoke on his Canadian Northwest trip. A 45‑Rotarian delegation joined Framingham’s 25th anniversary celebration, the largest from any district club.
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Maynard
Maynard Rotary Club
Powder Mill Road
Cap Alton
Uxbridge
Cap Aston
Rotary
Harlan Tuttle
Acton
Howard Prescott
Med Clark
Ted Hayes
Hudson Rotary Club
New
Canadian Northwest
United States
Framingham
Framingham Club
Engagement Announced of Marie Olsen to Sherman Sta
Mr and Mrs Martin Olsen of Pine Street announce the engagement of their daughter Marie to Sherman L Sta son of Mrs Florence Stacey of Fitchburg.
Funeral Service For Miss Holden Held at Church
Funeral services for Miss Caroline P. Holden of Bedford Street were conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev Edward Perry Daniels at the church. Burial followed in the family plot at Steepy Hollow cemetery. Miss Holden, born in the home she occupied all her life, was active in the First Parish Church Concord Chapter D A R and the Concord Woman's Club. She is survived by a brother Ralsh who resided with her.
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Caroline P. Holden
Bedford Street
Edward Perry Daniels
Steepy ‘Hollow
Miss Holden
Man’s Parish Association
Concord
D.A.R
The
Concord Woman’s Club
Ralsh
O Grady Named New Deputy At The Reformatory
West Concord announces John J. O Grady Jr of 225 Elm Street as deputy superintendent at the Massachusetts Reformatory named by Col John C Dolan. O Grady joined the institution as a guard in November 1923 and his elevation leaves the post of assistant deputy vacant.
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West Concord
John J. O'Grady
Elm Street
Massachusetts Reformatory
John C. Dolan
Reformatory
O’grady
Concord Rotary hears new Massachusetts reform school head
Concord-Columbia John C Dolan, newly appointed superintendent of the Massachusetts Reformitory, spoke at a Concord Rotary luncheon outlining a inmate’s path from commitment to discharge. He used real cases to discuss classification, officer duties, and community roles in addressing prison issues. A rapid Q&A followed, highlighting local interest in the institution. Anaxemia is the flyers ailment that brings quick death due to lack of oxygen.
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Concord
John C. Dolan
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord Rotary
Eastern Star Celebrates 52nd Birthday in Concord
Concord-Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star marked its 52nd anniversary with a program at Masonic Temple last Wednesday. The event followed a business meeting and supper, with officers presiding and decorations by committee members. A highlight honored West Concord's Helen Loring nearing 58 years of membership. The evening featured music, dancing, cake by Aljeah Nyland Doty, and refreshments served by Ethl MacRae Adams and Sidney G. MacRae.
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Concord
Hawthorne
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ida Ottersort Martin
Bertha Heyliger
Nellie MacRae Craig
Marion Pert
Helen Loring
West Concord
Eastern Star
George Hibbard
Aljeah Nyland Doty
Devotion of 40 Hours At St Bernard’s Opened
The Devotion of Forty Hours begins at St Bernard's Church Monument Square with a 7 o'clock mass Friday. Confessions are heard Thursday afternoon and evening. The Blessed Sacrament remains exposed all day Friday and Saturday with benediction at 8:30 p m Friday and Saturday evenings. A 6:30 a m mass will close next Sunday morning. Public welcome to visit during the days.
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Concord
St. Bernard's Church
Monument Square
Rainbow Girls Initiate Class at Concord Temple
The Rainbow Girls initiated a class of 10 girls at a Saturday meeting in the Masonic Temple. The degree was led by Concord officers with Miss Betty Zaimwalt serving as worthy advisor.
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Concord
Concord Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Betty Zaimwalt
Debutante Sara Elizabeth Sidaar Featured In 1946 Coming Out
Debutante Sara Elizabeth Sidaar, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ifred Hill, is among many debutantes of the 1946 1847 season. She attends Oberlin College in Ohio and hails from Concord.
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Cing
Sara Elizabeth Sidaar
Ifred “Hill
Oberlin College
Ohio
Pace
Doe
Concord
Town of Maynard Selectmen Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Town of Maynard Selectmen will be held Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock in the Selectmen's Room at the Town House. Applications licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary Beodi arila chairman Wilkes Bane Secretary Joseph P. Dineen.
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The
of Selectmen
Selectmen
Odi ‘Arila
Wilkes Bane
Joseph P. Dineen
Probate Court notice for William H. Lawler estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites interested parties regarding a will for William H. Lawler of Maynard. Acton resident Lydia Owen seeks executorship without bond. objections due by May 1, 1947, in Cambridge before 10 am. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge. Loring P. Jorden, Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ss.i
William H. Lawler
Maynard
Laty L. Owen
Acton
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Maynard holds free dog clinic in Town Building
The Board of Health schedules a free dog clinic from 9 to 11 30 a m in the Town Building on Saturday May 10 with Dr Abbott in charge assisted by local officials. Dogs must be inoculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Health
Bbott
Gerald O’malley
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