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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
2
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for sympathy during their bereavement. Signed Thomas Fowler Mary Fowler and Leo Fowler.
After the 7 o clock Mass at St Bridget s Church the Knights of Columbus held a semi annual communion breakfast at their hall on Nason Street Richard Buckley of Boston College spoke James Farrell presented John Hannon with a purse of money Hannon responded with brief remarks Joseph Boothroyd Buckley s classmate acted as toastmaster
On February 7 Herbert Shepard Associate County Agent Middlesex Extension Service spoke to Maynard High School boys about agriculture as a career. Principal Albert Lever and Guidance Director Mary E. Barre organized the session. He outlined two year and degree options, stressed broad farming training, and described government and related industry jobs in the field.
Maynard Mrs. Johanna J Johnston aged 79 died at home after a long illness at 40 Thompson Street. Born in Renews Newfoundland she was the widow of William J Johnston and leaves three sons John William Peter and five daughters Mrs King Lesage Peterson Carey and Fardy all of Maynard. Funeral from her home with a high mass at St Bridget's church and interment in St Bridget's cemetery.
The Massachusetts Music Educators Association Convention meets February 15 to 17 at the Hotel Sheraton Worcester with an All-State Chorus and Orchestra from state high schools. Miss Eleanor Colburn will attend, and Elizabeth Duckworth Elizabeth Jarmulowicz and Barbara Burke from Maynard High will sing Saturday at 7 30 p m after intensive rehearsals Thursday Friday and Saturday for the final performance in Worcester Memorial Auditorium.
In Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Puleo were honored at a surprise party at their home on Crane Avenue marking their fifth anniversary. Relatives and friends hosted the event, presenting home gifts and a purse of money as refreshments were served. The Puleos have two children, Nicholas Jr. and Dianne, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Rancour, the Ainetts, Evelyn and Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jakusik and others.
The family of the late Charles B. Dawson expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy received during their bereavement. Charles B. Dawson Jr. Mrs. Constance Ayer Mrs. Thelma Greenaway Mrs. Lois Doyle Ronald Dawson.
Milford High upset Maynard High 48 41 at Lynch Auditorium in a Midland League basketball game. Milford stars Celuzzi and Stoico each scored 16. Nowick led Maynard with 14. Maynard JV defeated Milford Seconds 40 21 in the preliminary.
Edna May Lutz daughter of Mrs Johanna Lutz 7 Fowler Street enters the Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing in Boston as one of 20 students in a 15 month program. She will study body structure nutrition and related subjects at the practice house 222 Newbury Street before 13 months of hospital affiliation. Over 2500 women have earned diplomas from the school and graduates are in demand in hospitals Visiting Nurse Associations and private homes.
Post nuptial party honored Maynard Ken neth B. and Mrs Young at the home of her parents Adolph and Mrs Mikkonen on Acton street. Relatives and friends presented a purse of money and gifts. The couple wed February 6 at the Finnish Evangelical Congregational Church parsonage. They now reside at 28 Acton Street as Hans Erickson and wife enjoy a winter Florida sojourn.
The family of the late Peter A. A. Larsen expresses gratitude for friends and neighbors who offered condolences and support during their loss.
Marine Private Philip A. Rich is stationed at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Parris Island South Carolina after enlisting January 23 1951. He will undergo a seven week training period and learn weapons handling, tactics, chemical warfare and field hygiene. Rich and his family reside at 16 Dartmouth Street.
Great Lakes Ull-A born December 28 at U S Naval Hospital Chelsea. Mother Mary Edna Davis and Robert Lincoln Davis reside at 120 Parkers Yard. Second child for the Davis family. Maynard address listed. Also: Jost Michael born February 11 at St Mary’s Hospital Tenn. Parents Karen Saarineen and Ward J Flaherty Jr. Mr Flaherty Jr. serves with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Knoxfield Tennessee.
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