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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
4
Local clubs and churches report activities across Maynard. Foreman P Zaleska plans weeks abroad, while Ladies Aid hosts spring rummage sale May 8 9 at Town House. Schools resume typical hours after break. various worship and social events listed with dates and venues.
Mrs Marian L Weaving of 15 Maple Street resumed her duties at the selectmen office after a hospital operation. Edward M Calleary of the Superintendent of Schools announces a preschool clinic on April 20 at 1 16 pm. At Union Congregational Church altar flowers memory entries honor Mr and Mrs Archie Miller from Mr and Mrs Charles S Carberry and Mr and Mrs Percy Taylor.
Annie Han son Coulter 69 lifelong Maynard resident and widow of Raymond Coulter died unexpectedly last Friday at home. Survived by son Harry and sisters Rose Young and Wilhelmina Smith. Funeral at Fowler Funeral Sunday afternoon with Rev Albert Gabriel of St George Episcopal officiating. interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
Dee Lester celebrates a birthday party with guests from Groton Forge Village Stoneham and nearby towns. A tiered cake crafted by granddaughter Judith centers the table. Mrs. Lester retires at month end after 30 years of service and anticipates a June visit from her son and seven grandchildren in Portland, Oregon.
The readable portion shows a letter about meeting Tuesday and advising on parking rules. It mentions teachers parking, a street area, and a council or group issuing guidance. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear facts or names.
Refreshments will preserve St. John's Brotherhood Monday at 8. Evangelism committee meets at the parish. Wednesday evening after supper all members urged to clean up church grounds. Senior Luther League will serve refreshments. memorials will meet at 8:30 p.m.
Funeral services were held for Maynard resident Mr. Laas aged 78. Pastor officiated at Congregational Church with interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Laas, a native of Finland, had been a longtime parish member and community figure from the Maynard area.
Alexander W. Kulevich Jr. of Maynard finished an eight week officer leadership course at the Infantry School Port Benning Ga. The 1952 Maynard High School graduate and 1958 Boston College alumnus previously taught and coached at Maynard High School. his parents reside at 9 Pleasant Street.
Pastor C Thomas Kangas of St Johns led a group including Pastor William Sarvela of Lanesue and Pastor O Bankis of Connell, fetching up with Pastor A Tala of North Madison. Lecturers included Prof Will Betberg of Drew University and Prof T A Kanienen of Divinity School.
Three youths appeared in Natick District Court for a third time on Tuesday in a case stemming from an attack at Adventure Hop in Natick. Lattuca was badly beaten and treated after being dragged from a car while his companions were held in the vehicle.
Flowers were presented on the church altar by Mr and Mrs Fred Sarvela and by Mr and Mrs Uno Hietanen in memory of loved ones at St John’s Lutheran Church on Easter Sunday. Additional memorial flowers were donated by Mr and Mrs Nifoaloo in memory of Herman and Akta Keto. On Sunday events continued.
Massachusetts Knights Council hosted a Boston dinner at Statler Hilton celebrating Richard Cardinal Cushing's elevation to the Sacred College by Pope John XXIII. Attending dignitaries included seven bishops and notable church figures from New York, Fall River, Manchester, Portland, Providence, Vermont, and Worcester.
Mr and Mrs Hietan en presented altar flowers on April 19 in memory of Elfen Johnson at the church service. The gesture honors the deceased and marks the family’s tribute to a loved one.
In Columbus Ohio a peculiar weekly event unfolds at Ohio Point where locals stand for long hours as guards count arrivals. The odd practice continues into Sundays with participants noting limited yields and unclear outcomes as heads remain uncovered during the tally.
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