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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
2
Mark Nelson, recently discharged from the US Army after rehabilitation, resumes studies at the University of Maine Orono. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson of Lake Boon.
William Ignachuck, recently operated on at Massachusetts General Hospital, has returned to his home in Florida. The report notes his recovery proceeding at a normal pace and confirms his discharge from the hospital.
Mrs Blanche Jones is listed as a patient at Emerson Hospital on Great Road, with status not specified. The notice provides only her name and location, lacking additional medical updates or dates.
Charles Colburn of Colburn's Service Station Main Street plans a vacation in Florida this Friday.
Carol Asin Lizotte and Johnn Chartrand of Fitchburg appear to file marriage intentions with Town Clerk Bléanor Jones at 9 Garfield Street, Andelebrae. The notice records the proposed union and involved parties.
The ladies of the Finnish Congregational Church sponsor a sale tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Hawes Flower Shop. A variety of homemade treats will be available including Finnish coffee cake breads baked beans cookies and other delicacies.
The Maynard World Day of Prayer Service will be held on Thursday March 7 at 8 p.m. at Union Congregational Church.
Miss Ruth Anne Ullém of Hav erhill spent the last weekends with her parents the Rev and Mrs Orville D Ulløm Brooks Street.
Mrs Meaty Kukkula ill at home on Dartmouth Street. Mary Bobritsky Zena Loiko Andre Beshta and Andrew Loiko members of the Maynard SR Club have returned from Haven Connecticut where they attended a dance and an annual Sports Carnival.
Mrs. Carlos Villareal of Grand Rapids reported finding a wallet she knew was missing. The wallet was recovered after being dropped from a coat pocket the previous evening and verified by Mrs. Villareal.
Maynard Phyllis L Richards, a renowned entertainer and dance teacher, and her students will entertain hospital staff at Valley Head Hospital Carlisle during a Valentine Party on Friday evening February 15. The program includes rhythm tap Loreen Pearl Gloria Finan classical toe ballet Maryanne Brooks and many more with solo acts and group routines plus Richards performing magic.
On Monday February 4 Troop 9 Maynard Girl Scouts held a candle light investiture to accept new members. Beverly Burt Donna Mitchell Ann Tannuzzo and others received their Tenderfoot pins after passing the Tenderfoot requirements under guidance.
Fragmentary report notes total tunnel production figures for eight months, indicating a rise over the same period last year. No clear dates or parties are identified.
The regular supper meeting of the Maynard Liong Club will be held at the Millstream. President Rev. Orville D. Uliom will preside at 6:30 p.m. The program is expected to be announced and several Concord sponsoring club members plan to attend.
The Rocheltes held a February business meeting at Maynard Rod and Gun Club Sunday afternoon. An annual banquet was planned with a future date to be decided. Members discussed inviting prospective guests, Valentine’s plans, and graphics for the event. A Mystery Prize was won by Gertrude Syrjhen, and plans for a future Mystery Prize were noted. Gifts and refreshments followed, including a Valentine centerpiece from Erika Tyle, and a gift to Gertrude Sandstrom. A baby shower for Genevieve Marabella was discussed but postponed due to illness. The next meeting is set for March 3 at 8 p.m.
Potatoes stored at 32 to 46 degrees develop a sweet flavor as starch converts to sugar. To reverse, keep at higher temps for several days so sugar reverts to starch. Best storage is between 33 and 40 degrees in full darkness to prevent sprouting and spoilage.
The bulkiest living reptile, the saltwater crocodile of Australia, is described as fiercely aggressive. A massive 302 foot dragon reportedly targets people, posing a serious danger in tropical waterways.
Fragmentary lines reference St Francis Hospital Miami Beach Florida and a Miss Mary Arithé Priest. The text is illegible and lacks coherent details on identity events or dates. No clear long-form facts or names beyond the hospital location are readable.
The Maynard Woman's Club met Tuesday in the Skach of Col all at 2 3. A revision of bylaws was proposed to be voted on at the March meeting. A nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Howard King was formed to present a slate for the coming year. A tour of the Fine Arts Gallery was announced for February 25 with a reception at 7 PM. Members were urged to contact Edith Car or for further details about upcoming events.
Ammunition left by Confederate troops from the Civil War era was discovered near Missionary Ridge. Army ordnance officials deemed it dangerous and destroyed ten cannon balls and two shells found by relic hunters using a device resembling a detonation tool.
A fragmented OCR item notes a shift toward routine policing practices in the UP region. The text hints at DIY approaches and public adaptation to a growing security and order framework amid local governance. Further specifics are unreadable.
The article discusses engineers boosting gas utility efficiency and consumer benefits. It highlights automatic control devices in appliances, from gas fields to kitchens, and notes gas power paying its way by delivering torches and power across regions.
Native of Stow, he earned the Seymour Horticultural Award for The Best Original Horticultural Research. Married to Saskmon-Brackett of Hild, he resides with his wife and family while working with his rust grower. Unclear text mentions labs and oxygen, with references to excess heat and chemicals.
J E Boothroyd of 166 Great Road announces candidacy for Maynard Selectman as an Independent. lifelong Maynard resident, he earned history government and education degrees from Boston College and did graduate work at Harvard Boston University and Clark. He teaches U S History at Waltham High School and serves on Maynard School Committee. He has held international fraternal roles since 1945 and is state treasurer of the organization, and is a noted public speaker on education and civic affairs.
Betsy Palmer argues that television panel work offers advantages over acting including no scene stealing and no memorized dialogue. She notes panels let each member use their own field and delivery, reducing rehearsals and travel. Palmer remains committed to acting, with film roles in The Long Gray Line Queen Bee and Mrs. Roberts and a Broadway part in Affair of Honor.
A traveler can visit Santa Fe Formosa Florida Georgetown Marlborough New Amsterdam Alexandria and Anapolis without leaving South America. The names Santa Fe and Formosa are in Argentina Florida in Uruguay Georgetown Marlborough and New Amsterdam in British Guiana Alexandria and Anapolis in Brazil.
A new lime quarry operates at Rogérs Che Michighe, claiming discovery of premium fruit supplies. Local officials confirm production targets and regional market impact.
Maynard urges recruitment of trained personnel to expand civil defense capacity as federal rules demand a 30 percent increase in air readiness. The plan debt notes Maynard will serve as reception area for Waltram while Boston and surrounding areas face potential attack and evacuation.
Maynard Junior High reports activity from the Ring Club and Chef's Club with student leaders named. A basketball game against Concord ends 42 40 with Harold Hatch scoring 14 and Jim Spratt 10. Varsity gains 23 6, Billy DeRosa and Ronnie Doran contribute six each.
From February 3 to 9 observation period, Mrs. Tugké health classes recognized eight graders with the highest marks on the monthly health test. Tooth brushing habits were taught and kits awarded to thirty pupils achieving top scores.
Miss Queghlin conducted the California Arithmétic Test for all eighth grade pupils at Coolidge School. The P T A Banner for January was won by Grade Six. Amounts listed for the Dirties Collections from Coolidge Grade I show 40.07.
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