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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
8
The Sudbury Girl Scouts hosted a sold out Dress Rehearsal at Town Hall Friday and Saturday raising about 350 for the Community Girls Cabin Fund. Eleven skits featured 156 Scouts and Cubs with speeches by John C. Hall praising community support for children.
Maynard Joseph Szostak of 2 Haynes Street Maynard died December 2 at Punty Rest Home Stow after several weeks illness. Born February 1880 in Poland he came to the United States at age 20 and lived in Maynard. He worked as a carpenter at Assabet Mills and is survived by two brothers Ignace of Maynard and John of Bestyn. He belonged to the Polish American Citizens Club and Our Lady of Czestochowa Society. Funeral Monday from H. W. Martin funeral home with requiem at St Casimir Church Rev Fr Frank Miaskiewicz officiating. Interment in St. Bridget's Cemetery. Bearers were Anthony Warsewicz John Baikey John oe Wasiuk and Stanley Ma us.
Former local residents Mr and Mrs George Greenaway of Dover New Hampshire announce the marriage of their daughter Bernice to Major Harold C Kauffman United States Army. The ceremony occurred October 15 in New York City. Mrs Kauffman is a Maynard High School graduate and is welcomed by the local younger set.
Shirley Weekstrom of Maynard High School is commended by Kathleen Dell School Brookline for outstanding scholarship. The letter notes her exemplary conduct and that she earned all A's this quarter, reflecting well on Maynard High.
A simplified note explains the egg laying process in hens, noting how timing and conditions influence when a perfect egg is produced. It emphasizes breeder knowledge on recognizing readiness and consistency in lay patterns.
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