Maynard Community Notices Across Local Groups
The Sabra League of St George Church plans a Friday Feb 3 food sale at Howe's Flower Shop Nason Street at 2 p m. The R Club trustees meet Sunday Feb 5 at K of C Hall Atlantic District of Federated Russian Orthodox Clubs with Connecticut and Massachusetts attendees. The R Club dance is next Saturday evening at Powder Mill Road Hall with music by Merkmakers of Persbody. Textile Workers Union of America CIO Local 140 holds a general meeting next Sunday afternoon at Union Headquarters Nason Street.
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Sabra League of St. George
Howe
Nason Street
R" Club
K. of C. Hall
Atlantic
Russian Orthodox’ Clubs
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Powder Mill Road Hall
Merr
Persbody
Arge
Textile Workers Union of America
C. I. O. Local 140
Union
Rod and Gun Banquet Held at Elks Hall
Maynard Maynard Rod and Gun Club held its annual banquet at the Elks hall last Sunday. Toastmaster Attorney David Williams of Concord presided. Speakers included Senator Richard Furbush of Wal tham Republican Whip of the State Senate Otis Whitney governor's council Lloyd Walker Game Warden and local Board of Selectmen chaired by the board’s chairman. Dinner followed by moving pictures.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Elks Hall
David Williams
Concord
Richard Furbush
Waltham
State Senate
Otis Whitney
Lloyd Walker
Board of Selectmen
Millstream
Soldier thanks Maynard Citizens Committee for money order
PFC James Rodway writes from Yokohama Japan praising Maynard Citizens Committee for sending money orders to all servicemen. He notes morale boost and the town’s kindness, and urges continued service and popularity of Joe Maynard's leadership as selectman.
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Maynard
Joseph P. Dineen
Citizens Committee
Yokohama
Japan
Joe
James Rodway
Prize Winners Named After Maynard Whitman Move
Maynard The Whitman Furniture Company relocated to the West End after years at 45 47 Nason Street. A prize contest announced winners led by Curtis Laffin of Main Street South Acton taking first prize television set.
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Maynard
Whitman Furniture Company
West End
Nason Street
Curtis Laffin
Main Street
South Acton
A. J. Dora
Ruth Carter
West Concord
Evelyn Russo
Pat Wallace
Dick Cassidey
Richard White
Joseph Dione
Winne Raksey
Dorothy Hannon
Joseph C. Williams
M. Sidorovich
Charles Sweet
Stowe Street
Appreciation for kindness in time of sorrow by Woodman family
The Woodman family expresses thanks to friends for kindnesses shown during their time of sorrow. Signed Byron E. Woodman and Mrs Albert B. Drechsler.
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Byron E. Woodman
Albert B. Drechsler
Maynard Salvation Army appeal kicks off door to door drive
Maynard launches its Salvation Army annual appeal with a house to house canvass led by Maynard leaders. Albert Lerer is campaign chair with local leaders backing medical dental and food aid from funds. Donations can be sent to Town Hall treasurer Howard L. King if no one is home.
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Maynard
Voluunteer
Salvation Army
Frank Primiano
Brook Street
Arthur W. Trefry
Stow
Robert H. Treys
Campu
Albert Lerer
Masons
Shriners
Américan Legion
Lerer
New England
Booth Memorial Hospital
Evangeline Booth Home
Camp Wonderland
A Ieeedy
Howard L. King
Town Hall
King
Harold R. Goodwin
Prisoner of War Claim Forms Now Available
Maynard Post commander Frank Pazaricky of VFW No. 1812 announced that forms for all former prisoners of war to file claims are available. Forms may be obtained by contacting the commander at 17 Park Street. next of kin of deceased members can also obtain forms.
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Maynard
Frank Pazaricky
Maynard Post
No. 1812
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Park Street
Maynard Community Band benefits concert a huge success
The third annual benefit concert at George Washington auditorium drew public cooperation. Thanks were given to master of ceremonies For rest Nelson, donors and volunteers including Fred Stokes and his time, drum majorettes, Miss Johnson and Miss Bain, wives who served at the coffee table, the school committee for use of the venue, and the public whose help made the event a success.
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Maynard
Maynard Community Band
George Washington Auditorium
Forrest Nelson
Muzzy
Fred Stokes
Johnson
Miss Bain
Whist Winners at Maynard Knights of Columbus
Maynard weekly K of C whist party on Monday January 30 awarded a special prize to Mrs. E Reed and first prize for high score 57 to Mrs. A Viola. Additional winners included Helen Mullin Minnie Campbell and many others. Extra prize went to Joe Boothroyd. Parties are held every Monday at 8 15 pm in the K of C hall Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia E. White
S. Clufts
William Lesage
Morrill
Marion Moynihan
Bell
Joe Boothroyd
K of C
Maynard
Maynard Proclaims Boy Scout Week 1950
Maynard Massachusetts dedicates February 6 to 12 as Boy Scout Week in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Chairman Joseph P. Dingen urges citizens to support Scout Leaders and participate in the 1950 National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa.
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Boy Scouts of America
Congress of the United States
Boys of America
Arm of Liberty
Careat
Joseph P. Dineen
Maynard
Massachusetts
Joseph P. Dingen
Board of Selectmen
Maynard High Hosts Talk On Attendant Nursing Careers
Miss Helen Gill of the Household Nursing Association spoke at Maynard High School about the attendant nursing program in Massachusetts. She noted 12 state schools cannot meet growing demand and listed requirements such as a high school education and a desire to help others. She described financial support of over $33 weekly during 15 months training and post graduation earnings of $49 to $65 weekly. The next career talk will cover Agriculture and Allied Fields with a Massachusetts State University representative.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Helen Gill
The
Household Nursing Association
Maynard High School
Miss Gill
Massachusetts State University
St George's Church Elects New Officers in 1950
Maynard The annual meeting of St George's Church elected new officers for 1950. Senior warden James Quinn junior warden Job Doel treasurer Harold Taylor and clerk J Fred Stokes were chosen with Theodore Williams Andrew Petersen as vestrymen. Delegates to the Diocesan Convention include James Quinn Andrew Petersen and Fred Stokes with alternates Antonio Lalli Mrs Fred Stokes and Mrs Wilfred Woodhead. Delegates to the Archdeaconry meeting named Mrs George Brown Mrs Harold Ruffead and Mrs Fred Stokes with alternates Mrs Andrew Petersen and Mrs Job Doel.
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Archdeaconry
George Brown
Harold Ruffead
Fred Stokes
Andrew Petersen
Job Doel
Maynard Woman's Club Plans February Meeting
The Maynard Woman's Club officers met this Tuesday to discuss future work. The next board meeting is set for Tuesday February 14 at 2 30 PM at the Knights of Columbus hall.
Maynard Auxiliary Attends Concord Meeting
Maynard group of sixteen members reports a busy year at Emerson Hospital. Linen drives, favors for Harvest Day, flower arrangements, canned goods, sandwiches for Hospital Day, a planted garden, weekly surgical dressings, and two bed cradles donated. Next meeting set for February 20 at Mrs. Seder’s home. new members welcome.
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Maynard
Frank Grieve
Emerson Hospital
Conrad Mayberry
Concord
James Priest
Charles Warren
Miss Snow
Miss Alexander
Grieve
Frank May
Earl Ryan
John Flaherty
Samuel Cremer
Marion Townsend
Edward Robinson
Jacob Seder
Acton Street
Pfc William M. Cole Transferred to Infantry Unit
Maynard reports Private first class William M. Cole, 20, son of Mr and Mrs William Cole of 6 Fairfield Avenue, has been transferred to Company B 32nd Infantry Regiment 7th Infantry Division. He serves as a rifle man in the second platoon and may advance in rank with length of service.
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Maynard
William M. Cole
William Cole
Fairfield Avenue
32Nd Infantry Regiment
7Th Infantry Division
Pfc. Cole
Pfe. Cole
Hobby Show at Union Church Exhibits Do You Remember When
The Philathea Class of Union Congregational Church hosts a Hobby Show and silver tea on Thursday February 16 from 2 to 9 p m. Co chairs are Mrs Harold Goodwin and Mrs Frank Grieve with Rev Robert Burt and several aides. Exhibits include wood carving finger painting oil painting hooked rugs and various collectibles. An additional Do You Remember When exhibit features old fashioned hats clothing and knick knacks. A silver tea runs 2 to 5 with a coffee hour 7 to 9 chaired by Mrs John Crowe and Mrs Clarence Garlick.
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Maynard
Philathea
Union Congregational Church
Harold Goodwin
Frank Grieve
Robert Burt
John Flaherty
Harold Nicola
Frank Primiano
Charles Warren
John Crowe
Clarence Garlick
March of Dimes drive urged by town chairman
Action - Charles E. Bartlett, town chairman, asks residents not contacted by door to door solicitation to send donations to March of Dimes care of Bartlett, Concord RFD 2. It is not too late to contribute, every bit helps.
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Acton
Charles E. Bartlett
March of Dimes
Concord
R.F.D
Group Discussions Scheduled For P T A Members
Acton plans next P T A meeting with 8 15 pm Monday in Blanchard Hall The program features forums on recreation sex education child adjustment and teaching methods led by local educators and principals A social hour and refreshments follow the brief business session in South Acton. The group discussions will then be reported back to the larger meeting.
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Acton
Oswald Kienow
South Acton
Blanchard Hall
William O’connell
Bernard Megin
Concord High
Donnell W. Boardman
Julia McCarthy
South School
Russell C. Berry
Center School
Margaret Shea
Girls 4-H Club Elects Officers at Maynard Meeting
A group of four H girls held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Roland at 127 Summer Street. Officers elected include president Shirley Jones treasurer Patricia Aho and song leader Boeske with Jane Sawyer as dent and Bachrach as news reporter. The club trains as baby sitters and seeks adults to engage their services through Mrs. Dawson.
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Maynard
Roland
Summer Street
Dent
Shirley Jones
Patricia Aho
Jane Sawyer
Maynard 4-H Club Plans Wardrobe Show for 1950
The Maynard 4-H Club will sponsor a wardrobe show featuring 16 costumes modeled by local girls and their mothers. The event targets Maynard and surrounding towns and will be held at Washington Auditorium on February 7 at 7 o clock.
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Maynard
View
Washington Auditorio
Lancaster Jurors Err in Verdict Reading Case
In Lancaster Ohio a juror verdict was misread amid a traffic offense trial. The foreman corrected the error revealing Charles Clark, 68, as the defendant in the case and jurors faced an incorrect form of verdict before the mistake was addressed.
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Lancaster
Foreman
Charles Clark
Card of Thanks for Sullivan Moynihan loss
The family of the late ter S Sullivan and Miss Jet Moynihan express thanks for the many expressions of sympathy during their bereavement. Very truly Lucy V Su The many kindnesses shown to me and my wife during illness are deeply appreciated by us both and thank everyone most Signed James
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Bertha
Waino
Phyliss Honkala
Ter S. Sullivan
Miss Jet
Moynihan
Lucy V. Su
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