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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
2
Maynard resident Leo Mullin, chairman of the Maynard board of selectmen, was elected president of the Middlesex County Selectmen association at a meeting last week at the Oakley Country Club in Belmont.
The Grange marked its 75th anniversary with a February 5 meeting at Town Hall led by Audrey and Kathleen Law singing cowboy songs with a Hawaiian guitar. A one act skit titled Mr. Brown and the Agents featured Jack Caughey Mrs Caughey Basil Stow Hazel Stow and Alex Gray. Refreshments followed and plans for a February 19 anniversary event were announced.
George Washington's 1789 testimonial dinner at Munroe Tavern in Lexington is commemorated by preserved chair table dishes and hatrack. A Twentieth Century Fund report notes tomato juice canning and bottling boosted per person consumption four to fivefold over a decade.
Richard Jackson Maynard thanks everyone who aided him during illness and those who sent cards or cheered him while a patient at Cushing General Hospital.
The Bethany Sisters' Guild of St. John's Ev. Lutheran church elected new officers at its annual meeting hosted by Mrs. James Fraser on Shore Avenue. Mrs. Harry Rogers became president with Mrs. Gust Wuorinen as vice president and Mrs. James Fraser as secretary.
Citizens eligible to vote in the town election next month should note that February 12 is the final day to register. Registrars will be at the Town Clerk's office in the Town Building from noon to 10 p.m. on that day.
Maynard and Mrs Walter E Johnson of Louisville announce the birth of a son, Craig Maynard, on Friday February 1 at Baptist Hospital Louisville. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Maynard and Mr and Mrs Henry Wilding of Louisville. Mr Johnson works for Reynolds Metal Company Louisville.
The family of the late Anna Tuikka expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for the kindness shown during their bereavement.
Opportunity for steady part time income from five cent vending machines. Requires car references and 600 cash for starting costs. Expect about 400 monthly net from 6 hours weekly with potential to expand. Interview by Marlboro Enterprise. include phone in application.
In Maynard the town House caucus drew 74 votes with Eleanor Jones and Howard L. King leading the ticket. Walter Crotherse trailed Morriss for School Board, Oswald Drechsler and King contending for Soldiers Memorial trustee, and William Stockwell ran unopposed for town treasurer and tax collector.
Members of the Past Noble Grands Association of Mizpah Rebekah lodge held a Thursday evening gathering at the Leithead home with a 6:30 covered dish meal. Officers installed included President Rachel Lester and Vice President Mary Eaton along with others.
The author extends thanks to all voters who supported their nomination at the Democratic Caucus.
Mrs Alton Sims expresses deep gratitude for expressions of cheer and acts of kindness received during the recent illness and stay at the hospital.
Maynard local resident Anna Ottilia Lampinen Tuikka died February 1 at Emerson Hospital Concord at 55. Born October 1 1896 in Pylkomaki Finland she came to America in 1914 married Ilmari Tuikka in 1915 and was active at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Maynard serving as deaconess and Ladies Aid president. Survived by husband a daughter Hilja of Maynard a sister Alma Sarvela two brothers Otto and Urho Lampinen and many relatives in Finland. Funeral held February 3 at St. John's with Rev Gust A Wuorinien officiating.
The Public Relations Committee Co op hosted the first in a series of monthly meetings to discuss how Maynard cooperatives can broaden ownership and voice in stores wholesale and manufacturing. Arvo Rivers, Herbert Rudtsala, Mrs. Donald Boardman, and S. Syrjala spoke, with a color travel film Look At Tampa shown. The next discussion set for February 20 will cover cultural activities the co op can undertake to serve members.
The Frank A. DeMars post Auxiliary unit No. 235 holds its regular meeting February 12 at 8 pm at the Legion Home. An Americanism program directed by Miss Florence Wilder of Emerson Junior High School will be presented February 21 at 8 pm in the George Washington auditorium. Public invited.
Maynard Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No 54 schedules its annual Roll Call and Renewal of Obligation on February 13 A list of special guests includes Mrs Adah Hooper charter member Mrs Pauline Hicking D C President and Marshal Florence Gormely of Worcester All members are invited Mrs Marion Whitney chairs the event with supper co chairs Mrs Mary Eaton and Mrs Albkie Isner
Mrs. Leo Comeau of Maynard expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards and candy while hospitalized at Emerson Hospital and after returning home.
Maynard Grange held a Valentine party at its regular meeting last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones. The event featured games and whist with valuable prizes for winners, organized by Mrs. Sarah Mariano, inviting all to attend.
Maynard and Mrs Er nest Baritone announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline to Jack DeCoff son of Mrs Aang DeCoff of Ashland The wedding will take place in the near future
The Maynard 4 H club held its meeting at the Hodgess residence on Monday led by leader Hodgess. Audrey Alb presided as president. Roll call featured a stanza from Sitters Pledge. Plans to go to Ca il sex were cancelled. a date was set for Saturday.
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