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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
2
Jennie O Clair and Mary Manninen left last Saturday morning for a ten day trip to the White Mountains with a stop over at Hampton Beach.
Judith A Rubin daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Rubin of Pow dermill road is visiting York Beach Maine as guest of her uncle and aunt District Attorney Harold J Rubiny and Mrs Rubin.
Mr and Mrs Colbert Sewall of Cambridge visited Maynard for a weekend. Miss Eunice Sewall of Colbert Avenue spent the weekend on the Cape.
The present Noble Grands Club will meet on Saturday afternoon September 15 at the home of Irene Hekkala Fort Pond.
The Rebekah Lodge will meet at Masonic Hall on Wednesday September 12 at 7 48 pm. Mr and Mrs Walter Zarace wicz Maple Street welcomed a baby girl weighing 8 14 pounds at Emerson Hospital.
Michael Popieniuck of the U S Navy recently arrived from California is enjoying a furlough at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Popieniuck on Main Street The Russian Orthodox church is sponsoring a picnic at the Veracka Farm next Sunday afternoon
Private Johnny Dunn leaves for Fort Loughton after visiting his parents. Robert Brooks arrives from Newport for a birthday gathering with relatives. Bermuda cruise planned by Dr and Mrs Samuel Gremer. St Casmir's parish festival set for September 2 on church grounds with games and attractions. Philadelphia visitors to Thompson street hosts. Bain family on vacation in New York. Murray McKenzie relocates to Andover for work. Matti Tervo on police vacation. Mrs Murray McKenzie hospitalized. John Raikey returns home after hospital stay. Eaton resumes Post Office duties after vacation. Mrs Margaret Cox hospitalized after a hip fracture. grandmother of Charles Cox of Na son Street Spa Maynard.
Mr and Mrs Charles Cox proprietors of the Nasan Street Spa depart Monday for a vacation in the White Mountains. They plan a restful trip and will return after the excursion.
Maynard Richard Ascuskiewicz son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Ascuskiewicz of 23B River street was christened last Sunday at St Bridget s church. Godparents are Mrs Virginia Lanne from Marlboro and Francis Quinn. About twenty five relatives and friends from Marlboro Newton Concord Wellesley and Maynard attended a social gathering at the parents home with refreshments served.
Stow er and Mrs Ware Nevala of Red Acre road toured Maine and New Hampshire for four days visiting Old Orchard Beach and Hampton Beach. Lt Robert E MacLeod returned to duty at Fort Lawton after a month furlough spent with his wife Jennie and daughter Johanna at their Red Acre road home.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club plans an all day outing next Sunday with bass fishing contest on the club porch for members only, a chowder bake from 11 am to 1 pm, novelty and trap shooting from 10 am, a 3 pm skirmish between West End Champs and club team, a 4 pm horseshoe contest, children's games 3 to 4 pm, evening music, and rain or shine venue. a regular meeting with by law revision follows on Monday.
Several women gathered at the Hudson residence of Mrs Lloyd Bowen also known as Marjory Gray where she acted as hostess at a demonstration party.
Nevala, son of Mr. and Mrs Auto Nevala, turned three. A party gathering with friends and relatives featured refreshments and a cake cutting to mark the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Toive plan to stay at their cottage on Moosehead Lake, Maine for the rest of the month after spending two weeks at home. The move follows a brief stay and the couple will resume normal activities later this month.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Stoy Esper Village and Moosehead Lake with unclear phrases about age, art form, and enjoyment. The legible bits suggest a reflection on tradition, possibly a regional cultural piece, but concrete details are unavailable.
Mr and Mrs Lauri Rathely and their daughter and son Karen and Lauri spent a week vacationing at Moosehead Lake in Maine enriching family time on a scenic getaway along Red Acre road with no incidents reported.
Friends report William Walters of Great Road is confined to the Chelsea Naval Hospital and will remain there for the coming weeks as he receives treatment and care.
David Wanhatata son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wanhatata of Red Acre road marked his ninth birthday Friday with friends and relatives gathering for games and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Albert Larkin hosted the Men s League outing at their Lake Boone cottage with Rev Robert Burt and 25 members attending Refreshments were served Mrs Sylvia Ineson led the Universalist Sewing Committee meeting at Lake Boon with ten members bringing lunch coffee and dessert Nancy Enheguess spent a week at her aunt Fanny Fingard s cottage during annual vacation from Middlesex Bank Gordon Nelson enlisted in the Air Corps and is in basic training at Sampson Air Base A rummage sale by Stow Women s Association on Stow Lower Common last Saturday was a success
Mr and Mrs Bradford Parker Jr and Mrs Samuel Ineson and sons Walter Stokes and Tark Fergus of Lake Boon attended the Beagle Club clubbake held at the club grounds on Sunday afternoon.
The annual summer parish festival of St Casimir’s parish will be held on the church grounds on Great Road Sunday September 2. Entertainment for young and old includes games sports and other features.
Erick K. Nilges of Hudson died Thursday night at Marlboro Hospital after admission. Born in Germany he came to the area 40 years ago and moved to Hudson eight months ago. He was 53 and a night watchman at La Pointe Machine Tool Company. He leaves his wife Ruth H. Nilges four sons Karl L of Framingham Frederick W of Amherst Ernest H and Arthur B of Hudson three daughters Ruth M Korpi Edith G and Amy H Nilges and one son in law and a number of grandchildren.
The Maynard Community Band will hold its annual outing at Plum Island Newburyport on Sunday August 6. Activities include fishing swimming boating games and refreshments for all. Members should meet at Bancroft School at 8 30 a.m. for early transport at 9 a.m.
The family of the late Mrs Maria Salmi expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kind sympathy shown during Bereavement.
Stow Lt Whitney T Ferguson Jr sails from Westover Field for Frankfurt Germany via Azores England and Paris. He telegraphs his wife Olive Stokes. Wife and children Cindy and Tack stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Stokes at their Lake Boon cottage for the summer. Ferguson’s temporary address is Lt Jitney T Ferguson Jr 01119751 New Arrival Section APO 743 c/o Post Office New York NY.
Mr and Mrs Robert Gaucher of Red Acre Road and Mr and Mrs Robert W Derby of Stow Center announce the birth of their daughter Cheapl Betis Barton born August 16 at Marlboro Hospital. Grandparents are listed as Gaucher and Derby families.
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