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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
2
Maymarl residents recall past campaigns during a lively week of gatherings. The town prepares a September 10 outing at Vose Playground with sports, dancing, midway entertainment and family activities. The Elks plan a similar day of sports and music at the same venue.
A service was held for Joseph W. Phipps with attendees from local churches. The event followed funeral arrangements at the Rowlen Panerai facility, honoring the deceased's community ties and contributions.
Maynard Sgt N J Seatrito son of Mrs Frances Seatrito 3 Hayes street has landed in southern Japan with the Bombardment Wing US Army Air Force He left Keesler Mississippi July 18 and arrived in Japan in the first week of August Dennis Ryan of Riverstreet South Acton former boxing champ was injured in the head by a baseball during batting practice at the Red Sox Detroit game Saturday.
In Boston, Stowe Willet Dexter of Bradley Lane rests comfortably after neck surgery at the Massachusetts General Hospital Whits Building. Dexter, a patient since July 7, was hurt when dislocated vertebra occurred after his horses bolted while mowing. Cards may be sent to Room 508 White Building.
The next Stew Grange meeting will be held Tuesday evening September 5 at Stow town hall with election of officers. Mr and Mrs Allison Smith of Great Road left on a two week Maine coast vacation.
Maynard Miss Ardéile Kane will wed Richard Bedford of West Concord in a September 17 ceremony at St. Bridget’s Church. Mrs Roache and Mrs Gilbert Greenaway assisted as attendants while guests offered gifts and rose petals.
The Maynard Methodist Church outlines a busy fall schedule including a Couples Club Radio Quiz and refreshments, WSCS events such as Toy Swap and a book review, the Philathea Class, and Youth Fellowship slides from Stowe Camp. Sunday School starts October 1 with a class for all ages. pastor Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. invites new families and the church choir begins rehearsals Wednesdays at 7 30 p m under Mrs Victor Salloway.
Maynard Mr and Mrs J F Rogers of Columbia South Carolina were guests at the home of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers at 2 Garfield Street. Betty Anne joined them for the visit.
Walter France promotes the weekend effort to buy U S Savings Bonds. The campaign urges residents to participate, highlighting savings and patriotic investment. Community leaders endorse the program and note available purchasing locations.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Priest of Hudson road observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a double celebration. Their children hosted a chicken dinner at Twin Trees in Maynard and a Sunday party at home with gifts and a decorated cake. Guests from Hopedale Maynard and Stow attended.
The Sudbury Republican Town Committee hosted John Winslow of Worcester at a tea meeting. Winslow discussed campaign goals and the offices he aspires to, as he seeks the nomination for the party primaries on September 19. He would oppose Democrat Congressman Barca Dimabue, the current representative of Massachusetts 4th District.
Mrs Samuel Freeman of Center Place and three children returned home from a two week visit. Mr and Mrs Edward J Sanger of Taylor Road entertained their guest Mrs Stevensonburg for two weeks. Mrs Evans to rat a Nova Scotia September for two weeks.
Mrs Daniel T Crowley and the former Mary Streng of Great Road announce the arrival of a son "Bern" on Monday Morente Men. 328 at the Emerged Groping in the U. pain besa opamp on.
Maynard widow Mrs Margaret Sims 80 died Saturday after a long illness. Born in Ireland she had lived in Maynard about 60 years. Survived by five sons Raymond Vincent Alton Norman Paul A Sims and two daughters Myrtle and Lucille all of Maynard. A high mass of requiem was held at St Bridget's Church with Rev D Edward O'Bryan officiating and interment at St Bridget's cemetery. Arrangements by H W Martin Funeral Service. Bearers were Alexander Bourke Chester Leach John King Cornelius Callahan Frank Riley and William Spratt.
Mr and Mrs Vert Lankiewicz announce the birth of their third daughter. The family welcomes the new arrival and expresses gratitude for good health and happiness.
The family of Frank H Hadley expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends who visited during his long illness and sent flowers. The family thanks all for these kindnesses and memorial tributes.
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