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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1937
Page
6
A new law reduced the number of constables and cut the list to nineteen sworn in this year. Applicants must be signed by a lawyer and five citizens. Leslie A Hapgood of 134 Finn Street was added to the list today.
Myra Watta, 1 month old daughter of Mrs Drie Watta of 14 Pier, died Saturday morning. She is survived by a sister Betty and a brother Charles. The funeral was held by a pastor and burial took place at the cemetery.
The Finance committee holds regular meetings to discuss the budget and committee structure. John H. Murray and Sullivan, Naylor, and an unnamed member were noted as part of the budget committee during the last March session.
Pastime Hall hosts a double header basketball Sunday at 2 30 featuring the Phantom Westboro five making its first appearance since quitting the local schedule versus the strengthened Middlesex Laundry squad. In the nightcap the Rangers meet the Leominster Collegians as both teams seek a win to boost momentum. Maynard Diner fanned as contact for tickets at 298.
Assabet mill employees donate 665.61 to Red Cross for flood relief. Maynard branch chairwoman Mrs. James Mahoney lauds contributions from Junior Red Cross pupils and local groups. Oversee rs report department fund confessions, with checks totaling 600 sent to district HQ. Clothing, food, and pajama sewing organized by local women.
About fifty attended the Maynard Taxpayers Association meeting in the school auditorium. Speakers from out of town discussed the Taxpayers Federation while local figures Joshua Naylor and Ernest Mariano led the program. A board of directors was named for staggered terms including William J. Brayden and A. N. Rivers among others.
Maynard Ignachuck was elected president of the Maynard R Club at the annual meeting last Thursday. New officers include John Karpiecski vice president Sophie Batulin secretary Peter Chatoranski treasurer Apne Korak assistant treasurer. trustees Vera Rudziak Zennia Chatoranski. Nadie Haracka chairman of the board with Sophie Ratulin and Michael Kogak as directors. Social committee includes Chatoranski family members.
Maynard resident and Gold Star mother Selina King widow of Alfred King died Saturday at 10 Pleasant Street. Born in Canada she lived in Maynard 55 years and is survived by five sons Walter Leander and Frederick in various cities, two daughters, 23 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral mass at St Bridget's Church followed by burial in the family lot.
At 7 a.m. January 28 Maynard activated its new telephone system. Roy E. Marsden, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, made the first call to Mrs. Marsden at his home. The cutover was smooth and the new switchboard functioned as if long in use. Dismantling of the old switchboard began immediately after service began.
Maynard Hjalmar Hytonen, 51, an Assabet Mill employee, was found dead in his room at the West End house last Saturday night. Officials report heart trouble as the cause. He leaves a sister in Seattle and is believed to have a brother in Canada.
A Maynard statistical note shows marriages up in 1986 while births fell compared with 1935 and 1936 figures. Deaths dropped from 82 in 1935 to 76 in 1936. At the L A A C H whist party held Monday afternoon prizes were awarded to Dieahott.
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