Mild Interest Grows In Town Offices Election
Maynard voters face a quiet slate with few contests led by Town Treasurer candidates Howard King and Oliver Warila. King, Republican nominee and World War II veteran, could continue Gutteridge’s administration. Warila, a former selectman and school committee member, seeks the office on nomination papers. The selectmen race divides voters, with Donald A. Lent emerging as a notable challenger amid regional grievances and shifting strength.
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Local election candidates vie for town offices
Economists insist on avoiding mill influence as two Republican candidates seek seats on the board. Incumbent Joseph P. Dineen, respected as a long serving town official, seeks re election to the Board of Selectmen. George Waldron and Alric French run for the Board of Assessors, while Arno O Koskinen attracts attention as a hopeful for the School Committee. Buyers urged to support victory bonds.
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West Acton Woman's Club Open Meeting Friday Night
The West Acton Woman's Club hosts an open meeting Friday at 8:00 pm in the club house Central Street West Acton. Miss Marie Lefebvre of Celanese Corp will speak on The Romance of Modern Fabrics with a fabric display and a post lecture quiz. The top quiz scorer wins a length of fabric.
Piecewicz Named Public Administrator for Middlesex County
Robert Bradford announces Benjamin M. Piecewicz will serve as Public Administrator for Middlesex County. Piecewicz, a World War II veteran and chairman of the Republican Town Committee, will oversee administration of public estates.
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Style show features teen wardrobes by Maynard Acton
Courtesy of Simplicity Pattern company two complete spring and summer outfits will be modeled by Maynard and Acton girls next Wednesday March 3 at George Washington Auditorium 3 45 p m The program is sponsored by local 4 H groups for 4 H week A cordial invitation is extended to high school junior high school students and members of women's clubs and all interested to be present
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Next Meeting of West Concord Ladies Union
The Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church will meet in the Ladies Parlor next Wednesday March 3 at 2:30 PM. A good attendance is urged.
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Acton P T A Hears Talk By Dr R J Irons
Acton P T A meets in Blanchard hall with large attendance. President Williams reports resignation of Burton Jones Jr. The group plans a district 4 scholarship donation and a spaghetti supper on March 30. Dr Richard J Irons of Groton explains United World Federalists. A social hour follows with local hostesses. Maynard Woman’s Society to serve a meat pie supper Thursday evening at the Methodist church.
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Hay harvest in 1946 totals about 97 million tons in US
Reports show the United States cut roughly 97 million tons of hay during 1946, indicating strong agricultural output across major farming regions and contributing to livestock feed supplies for the year.
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Emerson Junior High School Patriot Program Ends Frimley
Pupils from Emerson Junior High School presented a patriotic program Friday February 20 at the George Washington Auditorium. Grade 7 Room 3 under Marion Petrasi featured Kathleen Sheridan Helen Sczerzen Barbara Riley and others in acts including Lincoln's Nobility of Character piano duet America First Battle Hymn of the Republic poem Too Fine by Far The Glorious Wish and a pantomime America. Usherettes included Fay Saerela Alice Spurrell Madeline Perrasi Joane Tucker Nancy Warila Helen Taryma Ellen Vera...
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Sudbury district meeting approves road funding request
A Sudbury district gathering Tuesday approved a request for funding of road work on Horse ingham roads. John C Hallway spoke as orator with Philip M clerk and Luther W commissioner present. The treasury, auditor, and Lovering members supported the measure aimed at road improvements.
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