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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1959
Page
2
Local families and students from Maynard share life updates including births engagements and school matters. Wayne and Glenings welcome a son at Waltham Hospital while Carolyn Wetter and David Wetter face upcoming nuptial plans. Community events cover fish fry fundraisers, church dinners, garden club talks, and school notices.
Mrs Annie Coulter wishes to thank friends relatives and neighbors for kindnesses shown during her recent bereavement at 11 Powder Mill Rd Maynard Adv
Anna Sokolowski 66 of Maynard died Monday night at Emerson Hospital. A native of Poland she lived in Maynard 50 years and was a longtime St. Casimir’s communicant. Survived by husband Frank three sons Boris Benny John Shirley one daughter Mary Berron Little Falls N Y Funeral from her home this morning then Requiem High Mass at St Casimir’s Church Rev Frank Mias kiewicz pastor. Burial in St Bridget’s Cemetery. Arrangements by Sheehan and White.
Maynard Mrs Marian A Berry Williams 64 of Waltham died last Wednesday at her home. A Weston native she lived 45 years in Waltham active in the Waltham Mothers Club and First Church of Christ Scientist. She taught rug hooking. Survived by husband Chester r a son a brother and three sisters. Services were Friday at Wentworth Chapel and burial at Sleepy Hollow Concord.
Maynard selectmen announce the names of local men and women to serve as election workers next week. Democrats include Margaret J. McCormack Pauline E. Foley Irma Sarvela Helen V. MacDonald Eva H. Evers and others. Republicans list Martha L. Champaigne Ruthmary Armour Dorothy Garlick Phyllis P. Sarkoski Agnes Rizzo and more.
A testimonial for Monsignor William J. O'Brien will be held March 8 at Green Meadow School Auditorium. He will appear in purple robes. Dinner by Martys of Lowell starts at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Philip C. Breton is general chairman with Richard White as ticket chairman. Public invited. reservations required.
Maynard-Louis Picardi presented a program on Washington and Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln High Junior High assembly. Pamela Farrell recited Captain My Captain. Joseph Uglevich and Teddy Tibbetts performed The Life of Lincoln and Washington. David Kallio recited the Gettysburg Address. Songs included America Tramp Tramp Tramp America the Beautiful and Praise for Peace.
Maynard Sunt of Schools Albert Lever and Irene Wood of Green Meadow School attended the fourth annual conference sponsored by College School of Education. The event centered on educating the gifted child across all levels. Keynote speakers included Very Rev. Michael P. Walsh S J president of Boston College and Russell G. Davis director of educational research at BC.
Maynard candidate Robert E. McMahon announces a three year term bid for the Board of Public Works as a Republican Town Committee member. A U S Air Force radar mechanic, he earned a 1952 B S from Tech and has worked at Lincoln Laboratory since. He lives on Park Street, active in PTA and science programs, and chairs posts in the Institute of Radio Engineers.
Maynard exAL Exalted Ruler Day passed with induction and a collation. Officers served. tickets for Elks Chimes of Memory sold. The article traces the growth of state Elks associations from 1907 to 1952, highlighting welfare work, scholarships, veterans aid, clinics, and social service programs across 47 states and territories.
Maynard Grange P H No 340 schedules a March 5 meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Orval Tucker Brook Street and a March 19 meeting at Elks Hall The prior meeting at Elks Hall featured a successful yard party with Mrs Lillian Holmes in charge and refreshments handled by Mrs Anna Dora
Maynard Dramatic Group will meet Monday at Richard Colleten's home in Stow. They will outline plans for the spring play Speaking of Murder directed by Mrs. Helen Ketola. The event is tentatively set for April 4 with February noted as Heart Month.
St Bridget Cadets beat St Denis of Westwood 43 11 to stay unbeaten with one game left against St Ann's Waylard. Robert Stapel and Terry McDonnell led with 15 points each as local cadets showcased strong passing. Earlier they defeated St Joseph Cadets 80 17 led by Joseph Uglevich with 12 points. Local seniors posted wins over Immaculate Conception Parish and St Agnes, with St Bridget’s pending playoff games and a forfeit against St Anthony’s. The team posted a 8 2 season record in the Norwood Bramingham era and awaits postseason rounds.
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