Maynard Residents Share Vacation News and Club Events
James J. Ledgard heads for annual trip to Morhe. Janice Morgan and Lucinda Silk of Lowell vacationing at Miami Beach. Mrs. Bachrach returns from Florida with sister from Framingham. Mary Vodokolys and Mary Hayward back from Florida. Lena Downey of the Savings Institute travels to Florida with Mrs. Frank May. Maynard Women's Club to visit the Fine Arts Gallery. Grange members attend Middlesex Central Pomona Grange gathering in Waltham. Maynera Grange meets at Elke Halk for a Washington's Birthday party. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jarvi buy land near Lawn offices. Peggy Jones entertains with vocal solos at Lincoln Grange. Mrs. Anne Sims attends as accompanist.
Acton Water District Okays Extensions and Pipe Upgrade
Enthusiastic Acton Water District meeting approves extensions on Concord road Acton center Conant street South Acton and Main to Conant. Voters set minimum installation size to eight inches and raise interest from four to six percent. District to buy backhoe for $6500 and approve a six inch pipe on School street West Acton. Abolishes $100 installation charge and moves to charge actual costs. Meeting also authorized payment of usual expenses.
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Acton
School Street
West Acton
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Friday Night Shopping at Co-op Draws Thrift Shoppers
Maynard Friday shopping at the Co-op grows popular offering entertainment and bargains. A door prize is awarded each Friday at 8 pm. Cartoons and films play at 6 7 and 8 pm with Willie Monge in The Cat and the Bell as the short. The feature The Giant is shown in technicolor detailing the Am erican consumer and the nation’s economy.
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Maynard
Whele
Co-ok
Tuckey
Im. Yeung
Sdih
Acton
Willie Monge
Maynard Mansfield Rejoins U S Navy After Service Abroad
Maynard Mansfield son of Ragnhild Mansfield of 4 Street reenlisted in the U S Navy after nine years of service. He served on an ISOP during the Korean uprising and helped evacuate Marines and Koreans. He and five shipmates were stranded on a beach during a seven mile tide. His ship earned a Navy Citation for its actions. He spent five years in Japan and hopes to reenlist to marry there and bring his bride home to Maynard. For 40 days he stayed at his mother's home visiting relatives in other towns.
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Maynard
iRicherd Mansfield
Ragnhild Mansfield
Strett, Maynard
Gareef
Navy
LST
Japan
Maynard Junior Band Valentine Party a Success
Over 50 Maynard Junior Band members attended a Valentine party with games and refreshments provided by the Meyrreiel Parents' Club. John Driscoll won the door prize while candy prizes went to Guilt John Mullin Davidkt and John Enneguesd.
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Maynard
Maynard A
John Driscoll
Guilt
John Mullin
Davidkt
John
Probate Court Notice of Will Probate in Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites all interested in the estate of Arthur E Farmer late of Maynard to object to Alphonse Gangne of Stow being appointed executor of a purported last will without bond. Written appearances must be filed in Cambridge by 10 am on March 13 1957. Witness: Foley Register February 1957.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Maynard
Sai Court
Alphonse Gangne
Stow
Cambridge
II Co. Prey Esquire
Ui Foley
Has Purchased Corner Grocery Consolidates Local Store
The Waltham Branch Store merges with Coop Supermarket marking a broader corner grocer era. Details on plans and future capacity will be released later by officials.
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Corner Grocery
Maynard
Waltham
Coop
Marke
Cortter
Holaas
Combaatants
Rodettes Thank Supporters After Successful Dance Event
The Rodettes thank parents and supporters after a large dance hosted with the Rod and Gun Club providing space. Over a hundred children attended, and organizers plan improvements for better sound at the next dance.
Dewey and Almy Chemical Strike Threat Looms in Acton
Local 324 International Chemical Workers Unit AMLACIO at the Dewey and Almy Chemical Company in Acton threatens strike as terms remain unsettled. A meeting with company officials and mediators is planned to avoid contract expiration, with further talks scheduled midweek.
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South Acton
International Chemcal Workers Unit
Amlacio
Dewey and Almy Chemical Company
Acton
Grace
International ‘Chemical Workers’ Union
Conte
Forthcorn
Mansfield On Tour of Duty
William D Mansfield of Maynard on McKinley street serves in the U S Navy submarine force and has begun an extended three month sea duty. He previously did recruiting work at Lowell and Waltham for four years and hopes to have foreign duty to allow his wife and family to travel with him. He plans to retire in four years at twenty six.
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Maynard
William D. Mansfield
McKinley Street
U. S. Navy
Bill
Lowell
Waltham
Manisfield
Kathleen Sheridan yam Scouny a tab wall after De éeron Hospital
Kathleen Sheridan is reported in Concord near Deeron Hospital after a tab wall incident. Police investigation ongoing.
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Scouny
de Éreon Hospital
Concord
Reserve officer quits police post for higher paying factory job
Lynn Massachusetts report says Bertram Michaud, a reserve police officer, traded his badge for an industrial job six hours before his first patrol. He questioned how anyone can live on a policeman's pay, noting the factory job pays twice as much.
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Lynn
Mass
Bertram Michaud
Cub Scouts Hold Annual Banquet in Maynard
Pack 43 Cub Scouts gathered at Union Congregational Church for a banquet featuring handicraft displays, a satire exhibit from Sesut-O-Rama, a catered dinner, and awards to several scouts. Mrs West and the den led performances as attendees sang the national anthem and pledged allegiance.
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Maynard
Monnday
Tor Arminal Bart Anet
Union Congregational Church
Quest
Mire
Aiorn
Janet Mak Cole
Willis Lester
Wayne Allen
Jeffrey West
Thomas Piecewicz
Lestér
Acer Mat Moore Entertainment
Williard Weat
Den
Sonia
Lesters den
Panier
Survival After Fallout Underscores Underground Living
The column recalls a Washington D. C. concern about surviving radioactive fallout. It argues people must shelter underground for at least a week, depending on proximity to the blast, and notes food and water reserves will be crucial as most stores’ supplies could be destroyed.
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Maynard
Washington D
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Janice Morgan
Lucinda Silk
Lowel
Miami Beach, Florida
Joseph Bachrach
Florida
Fromm Framingham
Mary Vodokolys
Tremont Street
Lena Downey
Agsabet Institution For Savings
Frank May
Mary. Hayward
Maynard Women's Club
the Fine Arts Gallery
Summer Street
Mrs
Hans Erikson
Old Grange
of Middlesex
Pomona
Mayneraé Grange
Elke Halk
Washington
Ernest Jarvi
Hanna
Wen
Peggy Jones
Lincoln
Grainge
Ane Sims
Presser
Coatingon
Main St. T
U.S. Navy
Valentine
International Hot Air
Fontydour Childrer
Isang
Fry
Rod and Gum Club
Howse
Tee
Meena Tely
Howard Perry
Grand
Joan Campbell
Richard
Butler
Thbert Milton
Carol
MAC
Dewey & Almy Chemical
W. D. Mansfield
Alcoholics Anonymous
River St
Parker Street Hall
Tvanhoe
G. I
Ae A.lei
Actona
Harold. A. Leogard
Maynard Main Street New Pal
Kathleen Sheridan
Pid Chaffee Millwork CO
Tel
Phease al Acsista
Rafeng
Faa Mayherd
Lok
Maynard, Mn
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