Maynard Community News Highlights Local Happenings
Mary Hayward returns from New Haven relatives. St Casimir church announces marriage banns for Laura Wasiuk and Harold Lyons. St Caspar carnival at Crowe's Park raises funds for redecoration. A christening party for Tony Sebastyn at 56% Central Street. Visitors from Lynn Jersey and Forge Village attend. Brooklyn Dodgers and Braves games noted. Staff addition at Betty Pah Beauty Salon. Thomas French hosts guests from Winsor and Canada. 48-year reunion of brothers.
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St. Casimir's Church
Laura Wasiuk
Es . Jaspeh ‘Wasiuk
Harold A. ‘Lyons
Harold E
McKinley Street
John
Sebastynowicz
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Tony
Sebastyn
Lynn
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Community Health Leader Recuperating At Home
Lester F. Cowles chairman of the Board of Health is convalescing at his home after returning from Baker Memorial Hospital. An Assabet Acre F.O.E. charity monthly supper will be held in Eagles Hall this Saturday night with refreshments and a society gathering for all. Several residents planned trips including Mr and Mrs Gray and Mr and Mrs Attuj, traveling to Niagara Falls and Canada. Salvia Nugnejin left yesterday for a Canada vacation and will then go to Laconia New Hampshire to resume teaching duties in Laconia schools.
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Lester F. Cowles
Board of Health
Hillside Street
Baker Memorial Hospital
Sun of Assabet Acrie F.O.E
Eagles Hall
Salvia Nugnejin
Butleradente
Canada
Laconia
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Vacationing Margaret McCaarmaer and Doris at Heinesen Beach
Margaret McCaarmaer, Doris Tuckeer and George Writer are noted taking a week off. Report from Heinesen Beach in New Hamp shows travelers enjoying seaside respite and local facilities.
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Margaret Mccaarmaer
Xa Tuckeer
Doris
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Heinesen Beach
New Hamp
Card of Thanks for Gaetano Perillo
The family of the late Gaetano Perillo expresses sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy flowers and other acts during their recent bereavement.
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Gaetano Perillo
Knights of Kaleva Social at Fort Pond Littleton
Maynard The Knights of Kaleva hold a social at Fort Pond Littleton starting Saturday night August 28. A Sunday noon dinner follows with expected large attendance of members and friends. The committee promises surprises and a general good time for all attendees.
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Knights of Kaleva
Fort Pond
Littleton
Family guests from Mystic visit Goswick and relatives nearby
Mr and Mrs Frank of Mystic Connecticut hosted Mr and Mrs Griswick and others on Hayes Street. Arthur Johnson and son Ronald from Fairfield Street returned from a Canada vacation visiting Montreal and Sherbrooke relatives in Gre and Magog. A requiem Mass for Adam and Eve Veracka will be celebrated at 8 AM Saturday in St Bridget church. Friends invited.
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Frank
Mystic, Conn
Griswick
DeMars
Steget
Hayes
Street
Arthur Johnson
Ronald
Fairfield Street
Celere
Canada
Montreal
Sherbrooke
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Adam
Eve Veracka
St. Bridget’ Church
Maynard Elks Outing and Social Season Planned
The Maynard lodge of Elks schedules its annual outing at Vase Playground on Sunday September 12 with sports band concert dancing and refreshments. A two door Ford sedan will be awarded during the program. The group also plans a Glee Club and weekly socials beginning September 6 and 18 under Roland Hodgdon.
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Maynard Lodge of Elks
Vase
Elks
Roland
Hodgdon
Locals Edge Groton Nine By 5 4 In Slugfest
Locals beat Groton 5 to 4 in a nine inning prep baseball game at Groton Friday evening. Johnny Guntenwicz and Gerale Laker each collected two hits to spark the rally as the PACs overcame a late Groton push.
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Edge Groton
Johnny Guntenwicz
Gerale Laker
PAC
Groton
Maree Jonis
Sikorsky
Norstrum
Connell
Local Pastor Plans Missionary Visit to New York and Maynard
Rev. A 10 Veh en, pastor of St. Joh Lutheran Church, will visit New York City and Pennsylvanian routes meeting a group of missionaries led by Pastor Kristian and Mrs Pon Hainen and their three children. They will come to Maynard in September to lecture before leaving for Japan, where they will begin missionary work. The pastors, who study Japanese, have prior experience in Japan, and two of Pastor Savolainen's daughters were born there.
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St. .Joh Lutheran Church
Thurestay
N York
Pennsy RA
Michigan
New York
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Kristian
Pon Hainen
Post-Nuptial Party At Lake For Actonites
Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan of Acton were honored at a Lake Boon summer camp party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Vitanen. Relatives presented gifts and a large cake with two miniature love birds marked the event. The couple plan to occupy a new home in Acton soon.
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Maynard
Frank Jordan
Acton
John Vitanen
Lake Boon
Vitanen
Annual Lawn Party for Congregational Church Promises Fun
The Congregational Church plans its annual lawn party next Saturday to support a special Merry-go fund for children. Activities include fancy work tables and novelties with evening supper from 5 p.m. featuring home cooked dishes, plus hot dogs ice cream and more.
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Maynard
Congregational Church
Maynard Rotary hears Reardon on Highway Safety
Maynard Rotary Club hosts Maynard William Reardon from the Massachusetts State Motor Vehicle Department who warns that law enforcement is powerless without motorist cooperation and urges citizens to demand enforcement to reduce highway tolls. Attendees from Massachusetts and other states attend the meeting.
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William Reardon
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Rotary Club
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Rotary
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Atero Andrew at HN Hospital
A baby boy named Andrew Atero was welcomed Tuesday morning at HN Hospital. Parents report mother and child are doing well and the family expresses gratitude. The birth was announced by the parish pastor of the Lutheran church.
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Atero
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Gov. Lutheran Chircii
Subtle Door Obstruction Impacts Rail Route Work
Readable fragments show doors ailing on a railway line with counterweights and misaligned edges affecting service. Officials advise inspection and cautious operation to prevent derailment or delays.
Recital in school hall September 8 features Hamlin pupils
Weekday recital planned in the High School Auditorium with Miss Ruby M Hamlin and five pupils Jean Stein Roy Helander Elmer Salenius William Sarvela and Ralph Smith to perform solos duets and two piano works. Liszt Brahms and Sibelius pieces highlighted including Finlandia. Sponsors and local supporters listed.
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Ruby M.hamlin
Jean Stein
Roy‘ Helander
Elmer Salenius
William Sarvela
Ralph Smith
Wagner
Tochaikowey
Massenet
Debusssy
Shostakovich
Salenius
Sibelius
Finlandia
Roy Helander
Boston University
Eglish
Ston University College of Lit. Arts
Howard
Johnson
Webster
Cutting
James
Léagard
Guyer Fowler
Harold Oewin
Harold
Nigella
David Mulcahy
Helen Keae
Edward Brennan
Fran Warren
Jacob Seder
Fred Stokes
George Weaying
Alvin Fletcher
Leo Downey
Miss Viola Wetherbee Recovers From Serious Operation
Miss Viola Wetherbee of Wilkinses, principal of Gleasondale School, is staying with her niece on Washington Street Hudson after a serious operation and is reported to be recovering well. 4 H Camp closes after a large attendance with Allison Smith attending. Donald Smith leads prayer on a program broadcast. Nancy Enneguessee accepts a banking position in Concord. A survey finds paper cups cheaper than washing glasses.
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Viola Wetherbee
Wilkins Mises
Gleasondale School
Washington Street
Hudson
Local Happenings and Notices From Crescent Street Area
Patricia Barbour of Crescent Street entered Marlboro Hospital on Monday for observation. Her condition is reported serious. Mr and Mrs Allison P Smith of Great Road welcomed a 244 pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Philip H Smith of Medfield at Framingham Union Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ren Huustins of Millis have a son Philip H Jr aged three. Mrs Henry Clayton of Brookline spent days with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs David C Clemens of West Acton Road. the Clemens left for Camp Rand in Maine to visit their daughter and return with her to Concord Academy. Selectmen meet Tuesday evenings. Albert Clifford of Crescent Street, Sales Manager of Hamilton’s General Store, Stow Center, is on a two week vacation. The 4H Sewing club met at the leader Mrs Edwin Albert Great Road for sewing class. Rex Oxnard of Boxboro was guest minister at Union Evangelical church Sunday August 22.
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Allison
P. Smith
Great Road
Philip
H Smith
Medfield
Framingham
Union Hospital
Sharin
Henry. Clayton
Brookline
West Acton
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David .C. Clemens
West
Acton Road
Fa Errno
Motor Ison
Maine
Camp Rand
Nites
Concord’ Academy
Albert , Clifford
Crescent Street
Hamilton
Stow Center
Meeting on Price Cuts and Potential Trim Policy
A fragmented report notes a meeting where members discussed increasing price cuts and a possible trim policy. It mentions nominal prices for ties or hair, home use purchases, and concerns over food price controls affecting families.
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