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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1948

Page

2

Maynard People and Their Friends Share Holiday News

Local families report Christmas visits and birthdays. Corporal Stanley Kulik, stationed in Korea and Japan, enjoys furlough at his parents’ home on Main Street. Teresa White visits from Boston and Joan Cowles celebrate seventh birthday with family. Public schools reopen after two week holiday break.

Stanley Kulik U. S. ‘Marines Witd Korea Japan Joseph Kulik Main Street Teresa White The Fay’ ‘Secretarial Sc 1201 Boston Peter White Johns Joan Cowles al Cowles Hillside Street Santa Claus

Adelphi Class Sponsors Breakfast in Holly Wood Show

The iMfaynard Adelphi Class of the Methodist Church will sponsor a Breakfast in Holly Wood at Parker Street Hall on Thursday January 22 at 8 d. Letters for the Good Neighbor project should be sent to Mrs Walter Larkin on I Street.

iMfaynard Adelphi Methodist Church Holly Wood Parker Street Hall Walter Larkin I Street Pos- Sibin

Lindh Baby Born on Christmas at Emerson Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Albert G Lindh of 4 Sherman Street welcome son David Albert born Christmas Day at Emerson Hospital weighing 9.5 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David G Sharpe and Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A Lindh. Terry Moore, St Louis Cardinals centerfielder and captain, argues an outfielder should be judged 70 percent on fielding and 30 percent on hitting.

Maynard Albert G. Lindh Sherman Street Emerson Hospital David Albert David G. Sharpe Gustave A. Lindh Worcester Terry Moore St. Louis Rdinals

Appreciation Note From Joseph Byrne

Thank you to my friends and several clubs for cards flowers and kind remembrances during my stay at the hospital signed Joseph Byrne

Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society Maynard Rotary The Phospital Joseph Byrne

Christmas Snow Cleanup Guests at Early Morning Home

Mrs Edward Flaherty of 52 Main Street hosted 22 Highway Department workers at 3 AM after a night shift to clear streets of snow. The cold event highlighted community spirit and dedication of public servants during the Christmas period.

Maynard Edward Flaherty Main Street Highway Department

Sacred Movies to Aid Mission Work in Maynard

A moving picture concert at George Washington Auditorium on Sunday January 11 presents The Eternal Gift and Vatican City films with Rt. Rev. Fulton Sheehan explaining Catholic prayers and symbols. Proceeds go to Rev. William P. Smith for Catholic Missions in Dundee, South Africa. Maynard native Fr. Smith has many supporters.

Maynard George Washington Auditorium Fulton Sheehan Samuel Stitch Chicago Vatican City William P. Smith The Catholic Missions Dundee Vatal South Africa Fr. Smith

Town Meeting Notices For Licenses Or Permits

In town proceedings the regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen is held on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9. Applications for licenses or permits must be presented at the specified time.

Board of Selectm Beec Eee

Public schools reopen after two week break

Dan Sullivan of Newton, a former GI, visits New York City with friends during a New Year holiday. Public schools resume next Monday following a two week vacation period. church services at St Casimir's were held New Year's Day with masses at 9 and 11 o'clock.

Ange Dan Sullivan Newton G. I Assabet Mills New York City St. Casimir’s Church

Local town election prospects stir political talk

A letter discusses upcoming town elections and possible candidates for selectman and town treasurer. It notes one definite bidder for vice and hints at three others ready to consider runs, amid taxpayer concerns over recent tax increases and potential changes in town leadership.

Peipally King Yjce Ae Tipi Board of Selectmen Alf Therselves

St Casimir Parish Sunday School Party Planned

The annual Sun day School Christmas Party of St. Casimir's parish will be sponsored by Riesed Virgin Sodality. The event will be held in the church hall next Sunday afternoon with candy a program of carols and Santa Claus giving gifts.

the Blessed, Virgin Sodality St. Casimir's Gorla Maynard Riesed Virgin Sodality Churgn Hall Santa’ Glaus

High School Adds Drum Corps and Roller Skaters

A local high school expanded its activities by adding a drum corps and a group of acrobatic roller skaters. The new program involves energetic performances by students showcasing marching and gymnastic routines for the community.

Bel High School

Inmate Humor and A Nutty Lesson in a Day at the Asylum

A wandering scene at the asylum shows an inmate teasing a visitor by pretending to hold items, asking what color a horse is, and delivering a perplexing punchline. Separately a student’s jokey bolt and nut definition contrasts with a magistrate's courtroom exchange about a beer incident and a quarrel.

Closing All Gaps Little Helen Confessed Infatuation

Helen confessed her infatuation for a local actor and asked her father to invite the star to dinner. He agreed to do so. The girl complained about missing teeth and asked to wait until new ones grow in. Her five year old brother quipped that keeping her mouth shut would hide the gaps.

Helen

Teased Citations Among Youth Erase Boy Friends

Fragmentary notes describe a youth encounter where a boy tries to oust a girl’s former boyfriend and social tension arises. The text hints at a cycle of teasing and a demand for space between individuals in a school or community setting.

Retired Local Figure Recounts Career Move

A familiar man-about-the-court-house is discussed as retired. An observer recalls his past energy and political pursuit, noting his fear of idle time. When asked what he does now, the reply is simple: nothing, he got the job.

Bumble Says He Runs His House Bossily

Chief operator Bumble asserts control of the home, claiming he handles the lawn mower washing machine sweeper baby carriage and errands. The playful remark underscores his hand in daily tasks and household routines.

Bumble

Hi Ho Silver Arranger in a Curious Loan Scene

A dialogue fragment shows a woman asking for a loan and an official directing her to see a loan arranger. The exchange includes the phrase Hi-Ho Silver as a joking cue to identify the arranger. The text blends whimsy with a rural banking motif.

Santatier Din"bank

Be Grist Groping Ban Sparks Glow in the Dark

A quirky report notes a gadget or item that glows in the dark while contrasting a ban on inappropriate touching. It highlights novelty appeal and public reaction to retrofitted illumination. Authorities and vendors weigh safety and humor in a peculiar urban moment.

New Field Method Preserves Sweet Corn Quality

University of Illinois tests with A and P stores show a field dipping technique uses ice water to keep ears tender by keeping temperatures under 40 degrees, eliminating sugar loss and preserving sweetness during handling.

University of Illinois A & P Stores

Tapioca Like Starch From Waxy Corn Developed in U S

An American missionary discovered a waxy corn in China and seeds were sent to the United States 37 years ago. A waxy hybrid from this seed now yields a starch that closely resembles tapioca and has been used as a substitute for several former tapioca applications.

Tapioca China United States

Farmers Urged to Pay Cash for Machinery

Farmers urged to pay cash for machinery to save labor and avoid debt risk if income falls. With labor shortages and high prices, buying upfront is seen as a safer long term business decision for sustaining farm operations.

Bas

Home refrigerators supplement lockers for farms

The article discusses using home type refrigerators with freezing compartments as a supplement to central locker plants for farmers with electricity. It notes farm cabinets are available for storing frozen fruits vegetables and meats and suggests cooperative locker plants for larger quantities.

Aiaker

Drug Proves Effective in Killing Free Borer

Article describes a chemical treatment using paradichlorobenzene to control a free borer in trees. Instructions discuss removing soil to expose the root crown, applying a measured amount of chemical, and recovering soil to the mound for trees over three years old.

Finnish Missionaries Arrive in New York for Japan Trip

Three Finnish missionaries Miss Martia Miero Miss Sanna Lipponen and Miss Niemi arrive in New York City on Christmas Eve en route to Japan. They will speak on Japan missions at St John Lutheran Glendale Street on January 3 with English Japanese and Korean interpretations. A fundraiser selling small Japanese articles will support their fieldwork before departure in a few months.

Maynard Martia,Miero Sanna Lipponen New York City Tyyne Niemi Japan St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church Glendale Street Miero Adowen Niemi Miefo Lipponen Far East United States Jiapen

Push-Button Voting Proposed in Oklahoma

Vague notes discuss a push-button voting proposal with terms like yes and no. The fragment mentions names and potential ballot changes but lacks clear details or outcomes.

Maynard Mill Workers Favor Union Shop Vote

The Union reports that at the Maynard and related American Woolen Camps mills, 1226 eligible workers voted 1172 for a union shop and 48 against under Taft Hartley Law conducted by the Nazi Labor Relations Board.

Maynard Nazi Labor Relations Board John Chupka Tile ‘Workers Union Amendo

Maynard College Names Varied Attendees in Vacation Notes

A fragment lists names and institutions including Walter Johnson, Roger, Barbara, Lola, and others across East Coast colleges such as Boston College and Whitman State. The text references vacation notes and academics at various campuses amid scattered surnames like Roxbury and Vitsch.

Maynard Walter Johnson Roger M.it Barbara Yet Ae East Vitsch Ather Lola Witchbure State Ters College William Ponigan State Stanley 4Wicz Boston College Vin Roxbury

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