Maynard Notices Include Vacations Hospital Stays and Visits
Miss Sirkka Koskinen and Miss Ruth Pekkala vacationing at their homes in Maynard while finishing second year training at Mass General Hospital Boston. Emil Hyden and Abram Lehto recovering from operations at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston. Knights of Columbus card party planned for April 30 at the hall. Agnes Margaret Grudinski has received honorable discharge at U S Naval Center Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Jacob Laurila of North Carver and former Maynard residents visited Mr and Mrs Matti Saisa on Euclid Avenue.
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Sirkka Koskinen
Ruth Pekkala
Maynard
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Heap O Indulgence Society
Knights of Columbus
Agnes Margaret Grudinski
U. S. Naval Center
Washington, D. C
Jacob Laurila
North Carver
Matti Saisa
Euclid Avenue
Maynard Country Club Opens With Dance and Car Award
Maynard Country Club held a first opening event last Sunday with Mr Howes introducing the program. A dance with a 10 piece orchestra followed, highlighted by the awarding of a Chevrolet automobile to William Sweeney, a popular local postal carrier. The event drew lively attendance and promises of future fairs run by club members.
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Maynard
Prtj
Howes
Chevrolet
William Sweeney
Wedding and reunion notes from local area
Miss Joan Bumpus placed first at a wedding for Shirley Douglas held last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bumpus and Mr and Mrs Leslie Sims. The Maynard high school class of 1941 plans a May reunion at Stow Coun club with William Lesage as committee president. Everett Sarveia, Barney Bon delevitch, John Robblee, Frank Punch and Gerald Nee serve as Local 140 delegates to the TWA CIO national convention in Atlantic City.
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Joan Bumpus
Shirley Douglas
Maynard High School
Stow Coun Club
William Lesage
Everett Sarveia
Barney Bondelevitch
John Robblee
Frank Punch
Gerald Nee
Atlantic City
Maynard K of C Penny Sale moved to May 3rd
Maynard The monthly penny sale of the Maynard Knights of Columbus, usually held on the fourth Friday, is rescheduled to Friday May 3 due to a Legion program and car award that month. The prize lineup and entertainment remain the same with Art Players presenting Take it and Like It. The sale is guided by chairman J Francis Cleary and a long committee of local members.
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Maynard
Maynard K. of C
Pen- Council
Legion
K. of C. Art Players
Phil Baker Farrell
J. Francis Cleary
John Aoseph E. Boothroyd
Amerrico
Joseph Driscoll
Jacob Terrasi
Dominico Mariano
Joseph Dezerzen
James Keough
Hannon Francis Thomas J. Duggan
Luigi
Michel Veleno
Ralph L. Sheridan
James B. Ee
John E. Hannon
Rrry
Ty. Hanson
Herbert Patrick McGrath
East Morgan
Robert Riley
Frank C. Sheridan
William J. Smith
Albert Sullivan
Eae
Dog Clinic Planned for April 27 in Town House
A free dog clinic will be held on Saturday April 27 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon in the Town House. Dr. Gerald O Malley of Clinton will be in charge.
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Maynard
Gerald O'Malley
Clinton
Ee Board of Selectmen
Dover-Foxcroft social notes and church events
Mrs Frahko Veracka and Joe Marion were weekend guests in Dover Foxcroft. The Finance Committee is chaired by Joseph Byrne with Harold J. Morgan as secretary. Richard E Johnston, MOMM, was separated from the Naval Service at Jacksonville on April 18. The Holy Annunciation Orthodox Church will sponsor a Russian concert and dance in Powdermill Hall on May 11. Banns of marriage were published for Miss Eileen Perry and Alphonse Sininski at St Casimir’s Church.
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Frahko” Veracka
Joe ‘Marion
Dover-Foxcroft, Maine
Richard E. Johnston
MOMM
Naval Service
Naval Personnel Separation Center
Jacksonville
Florida
Holy Annunciation Orthodox Church
Powdermill Hall
St. Casimir’s Church
Eileen Perry
Alphonse Sininski
Local Grange To Confer Degrees Tonight
Maynard Grange will confer the third and fourth degrees and hold an in spection this evening with Past Master H Robinson presiding as Master for the fourth degree. The Ladies Degree Team will handle the third degree with Past Master Dorothy as Master. Frank C. Bose of Hopkinton is deputy. Mrs Orville will supervise reception. A rehearsal and monthly Ladies Degree Team meeting was held in Grange Hall last evening. Ella Sims and Beatrice Parsons will accompany the degree work tonight.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
H Robinson
Dorothy
Frank C. Bose
Hopkinton
Orville
Cee Ae
Grange Hall
Cie
Littleton
Winchester
Dance Parties to Resume in Maynard at St George Hall
Saturday dances for Maynard residents resume Saturday April 27 at eight o clock in St George s Parish Hall. No age limit this first night. announcements will note dances for mature age groups. No admission charge. costs of refreshments will be collected.
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Maynard
St George's
Lost Cocker Spaniel Reward Offered Near Summer Hill
Black and white female cocker spaniel missing in the Summer Hill area. The dog answers to its name and a reward is offered. Contact Maynard at 552-W.
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Summer Hill
Reward
Maynard
Maynard Couple and Ovila Rougeau Attend Roller Skating Event
Mr and Mrs Chester Legere of Maynard and Mrs Ovila Rougeau attended a roller skating event Saturday night at the Boston Garden.
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Case
Chester Legere
Maynard
Ovila. Rougeau
Ean
Boston Garden
Will Dedicate Church Window At St George's Will Dedicate
A stained glass window in memory of Gordon Thomas Doel will be dedicated at St George's Episcopal Church next Sunday April 28 during the morning service. Gordon son of Mr and Mrs J Deel 251 Main Street died in World War II. the window will be a reredos over the altar depicting the na scene and crafted by Abitemore Associates Inc. Rev Harry E. Goll will officiate with Holy Communion and choir music.
Set New Rates by Maynard at Local Barber Meet
At a Maynard meeting of the local barbers the attendees approved price increases for tonsorial work. Haircut prices rise to 75 cents, shaving to 40 cents, and children's cuts on weekdays to 50 cents with Saturdays 75 cents. The children's rate applies to ages up to 14. The increase takes effect May 6, 1946, though at least two shops say they will not raise prices.
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Maynard
Attenddoi
Joint Installation Planned by Maynard Veterans and Auxiliary
Maynardee 1812 veterans and Auxiliary announce a Sunday installation at 2 pm in Mas Hall Main Street. Invitations sent to members and state officers. Entertainment and a turkey dinner will follow served by the Auxiliary. William Baron is the Commander and Anthony Gregasi the Commander-elect.
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Maynard
Veterans. of Fo Wars and Auxiliary
theesMas Hall
Main Street
William Baron
Anthony Gregasi
Four Way Necktie From Scotland Makes Four Looks
Indianapolis man Carl M. Combs displays a unique necktie from Scotland that can be worn four ways. The tie features four distinct colors and patterns on both sides and both ends, offering multiple styling options.
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Indianapolis
U. P
Carl M. Combs
Scotland
Knights Confer Degree On Class of Candidates
Maynard Council recently conferred the First Degree on seven candidates. The absentia list includes Rev William P Smith OMI and candidates Francis Hannon James Keough Scob Janerrico Dominic Mariano Joseph Sezerzen and Joseph Terrasi. Another class is to receive the First Degree next Sunday April 28 at 7 30 PM. Major Degree exemplification is planned for May.
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Maynard
Sigei
Maynard Council
William FP. Smith
O.M
Francis Hannon
James Keough
Scob Janerrico
Dominic Mariano
Joseph Sezerzen
Joseph Terrasi
Increase in 1946 Tax Rate Unavoidable
Maynard residents face a $1.00 rise to a $44.00 tax rate due to large town appropriations made at the last meeting. The Finance Board offered no revenue recommendations this year, so funds come entirely from taxation. Landlords struggle under OPA ceilings, while commercial rents may rise as some owners adjust schedules. The Red Cross adds a call to carry on.
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Maynard
Board of Assessors
Finance Board
Preschool registration set for May 8 at Roosevelt School
Maynard School Committee designates Wednesday May 8 for pre school registration. Parents of children who turn six by January 15 1947 may register at 1 30 P M at Roosevelt School. Aiming to provide free physical exams and familiarize children with school life the event includes a teacher led party and tea for parents in the building.
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Maynard
Roosevelt School
Roosevelt
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