Florida trip and local union election reported
Percy Taylor enjoys a annual trip in Florida. Dwinas at 43 Mill street has been elected president of a newly formed union at Bradley Container Corporation. George O Martin, once a patient at England Deaconess Hospital, returns home to Bates Avenue. Ledgand leaves Saturday by plane for Florida to join her husband there two weeks. She travels with Mar Vodokl s and Mrs William St ern from their home at 2 Chand von. Mr and Mrs Alfred nly of Staten are referenced. Sale handled Monies office of Harold A Ledgard Realtor.
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Dwinas
Mill Street
Bradley Contaner Corporation
George O. Martin
Aten England Deaconess Hospital
Bates Avenue
Ledgand
Satur
Florida
Mar
William St Ern
Faines
Chand von
Alfred Nly
Staten
Stark
Harold A. Ledgard
Democratic meeting outlines furcolo dinner plans
Emile A. Dumas and Mrs. Catherine Williams of the Democratic Powm Commit tee attended a Framingham meeting Sunday where plans were made for a February 10 dinner at The Meadows honoring Governor Furcolo. Mrs. Pat Farrell, though ill, was named chair of the Ticket Committee for Maynard.
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Emilé A. Dumas
Catherife Williams
Democratic Powm Committee
Framingham
the Meadows
Furcolo
Pat’’ Farrell
Maynard
Birthday observance for Patricia Rogers at church parsonage
The six year old Patricia Rogers celebrated her birthday last Sunday at the St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church parsonage basement recreation room. Family and friends sang, she blew out six candles, cake and ice cream were served, and games followed. She received many lovely gifts and was pleased.
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Maynard
Patricia Rogers
St. John’s
Ev. Lutheran Church
Pat
Open Meeting Set by Democratic Town Committee
The Democratic Town Committee will hold an open meeting tonight at 7 30 o clock in the Town House. Members are urged to attend for important business and any registered Democrat interested in running for office in the coming election is especially invited.
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Maynerd
Democratic Town Committee
Maynard Republicans Schedule Caucus and Nominations
The Republican Town Committee of Maynard will hold its caucus Friday February 8 at the Town House. Nominations close at the January 25 meeting, with intentions due by 9 30 p m. at that session. A January 18 9 p m meeting invites all potential candidates, list includes John Mitzcavitch Eleanor Jones Philip Wilson Willis Lester Alric French, George J Sharpe as contact.
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Maynard
Republican Town Committee
Committee For Office
John Mitzcavitch
Eleanor Jones
Philip Wilson
Public Library
Willis Lester
Alric French
George J. Sharpe
Republican
Eisenhower Pushes $2.3 Billion for Atomic Energy 1958 Budget
President Eisenhower calls for a $2.3 billion atomic energy budget for fiscal 1958, with $1.7 billion spent in 1956 and a $400 million increase mainly for weapons and new plants. He urges prompt action on an international atomic energy agency and expands peaceful reactor research while private industry leads large scale power reactors. If non federal options lag, Congress may fund direct government construction.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Amic Energy Agency
Atomic Weer ‘Commission
Peacter
Card of Thanks for hospital kindness and blood donors
The family of George Q Martin thanks all blood donors and kind friends and neighbors for cards and kindness shown during the recent stay at N. E. Deaconess Hospital.
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N. E. Deaconess Hospital
Maynard Parents Instrumental Music Club Meeting
The Maynard Parents Instrumental Music Club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. in Emer son Junior High School. Plans for the annual band banquet and the All-State band event in Northampton on May 30 will be discussed. Harold Wilcox presides. members and friends are invited.
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Maynard
Maynard Parents’ Instrumental Music Club
Emersom
Northampton
Harold Wilcox
Hayes Completes Basic At Lackland AFB
Charles E. Hayes 19, son of Mrs. Hayes, 7 Grant St., has finished the first phase of basic training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio Texas. He now attends advanced basic training and will qualify for one of the Air Force's 43 major career fields. The program at Lackland covers processing, aptitude testing, conditioning, survival and weapons training, plus courses from citizenship to military customs.
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Maynard
Charles. E. Hayes
Hayes
Grant St
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Lackland
St Anthony’s Society Elects Officers At Italian Club
Samuel Micciche was elected president of St Anthony's Loe’y Society for the year at a meeting held last Sunday afternoon at the Italian Social Club. Other officers named include Peter Salamone as vice president Salvatore Terrasi as quartermaster Phil Castrechini as recording secretary Espedito Terrasit as financial secretary and Russell Salamere as treasurer. Trustees named include Michael Lalli Salamone Charles Prigano and more.
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Maynard
St. Anthony’s Society
Samuel Micciche
Peter Salamone
Qurator
Salvatore Terrasi
Phil Castrechini
Espedito Terrasit
Russell Salamere
Michael Lalling Salamone
Charles Prigano
Joseph Lal
Louis Lalli
Donati Fiata
Carmelo Ferrera
Michael Lalli
Anthony Salamone
Charles Primiano
Jenny Greene
Theresa Mariani
Antonio Fratichelli
Carlo Angelosante
Seven New Members Initiated in DeMolay Chapter
Maynard L. D. Wilson Charter of DeMolay initiated seven new members on Monday. Ray MacCarthy of Stow, Robert Bradbury, David Nevala, Roger MacGlashing, Andrew Lee Prescott, and David Kauppi joined as regular officers conducted the initiation and refreshments were served after the service.
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Maynard
L. D. Wilson
Ray MacCarthy
Stow
Robert Bradbury
David Nevala
Roger MacGlashing
Andrew Lee Prescott
David Kauppi
Maynard Civil Defense invites members to visit Newton HQ
Maynard Civil Defense invites its members to visit Newton Civil Defense Communications Division at headquarters 430. Arrangements are under way for a near future trip and a pistol match challenge from Sudbury Auxiliary Police to Maynard Auxiliary Police. Watch this column for date and time.
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Maynard Civil Defense
Newton Civil Defense
Sudbury
Town House Civil Defense Meeting Seeks New Members
Tuesday evening session invites community members to enroll in Civil Defense. Deadline for weekly news items is Monday 8 PM. Harry Manuel at TW 7-8892 coordinates notices and program expansion aims to reach every home for preparedness.
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C.D
Harry
Manuel
T.V
Walter Wastuk Installed as St Casimir Holy Name Officer
Newly elected officers of St Casimir's Holy Name Society were installed during an evening service at the church. Walter Wastuk was named president, with Jonel Girdziewski, John McGee, Charles Piecewicz, and others in key roles. A ham supper followed, and Edward S. McCabe gave a speech on The Miracle of Our Lady of Czestegshowa, with a film about the Red Sox shown. The group also observed Holy Communion in a body during the 9 o'clock mass last Sunday, Holy Family Day.
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Maynad
St. Casimir’s Holy Name
Walter Wastuk
Jonel Girdziewski
John McGee
Charles Piecewicz
Joseph Piecewicz
Joseph Konowicz
John Busndalavitch
Joseph Pozenycki
al Cowles
Edward S$. McCabe
Russians Celebrate Christmas Dinner and Volka Party
The Russian Orthodox Church held its annual Christmas Dinner and Volka Party last Sunday. Choir members opened with Christmas carols and Sunday School children led by Miss Zena Leiko and Mrs. Helen Setzco presented an entertaining program.
Maynard Martin-White nuptials set for St Bridget’s
Miss Elaine M. Martin of Lincoln Street will marry George F. White of Hudson in a nuptial Mass at St. Bridget’s Church Saturday at 10 o’clock. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Martin, plan a Bermuda ten day honeymoon and will reside at 87 Waltham Street after.
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Maynard
Elaine
M. Martin
George F. White
Hudson
St. Bridget’s Church
Bermuda
Waltham Street
Eustacey Guild Meets to Plan Fitchburg Convention
The Governing Board of the Eustacey Conference Lutheran Guild met Saturday afternoon in Maynard to prepare the agenda for the annual convention to be held in Fitchburg April 6. Twelve members from Brooklyn Fitchburg Gardner Lanesville Quincy and Maynard attended with Pastor Advisor Pastor C. Thomas Kangas. A Bethany Sisters Guild committee served supper after the meeting.
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Maynard
Eustacey Conference Lutheran Guild of Suomi Synod
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Fitchburg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gardner
Lanesville
Quincey
C. Thomas Kangas
Bethany Sisters Guild
Ruth Paakki
Vieno Kumelius
Charlotte Keto
Mary Stein
Maynard Lads Selected for State Band
Maynard High School announces Richard Iannitelli and David Vermilyea chosen for the All-State Band after auditions. Concert set for March 30 at 1 30 p.m. in John M Greene Hall Northampton with Allen Lannom conducting the band. Rehearsals at Smith College buildings Northampton. Local housing and meals arranged for participants.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Frediano D. Mettioli
Richard Iannitelli
David Vermilyea
John M. Greene
Northhampton
Massachusetts
Allstate
Orches
AL Chorus
Allen Lannom
Boston University
Northamton
Mayhard
Fom
Masnand Sehook
Charlies Garabedian
Cars Cars Cars Nation tops 61 million registered vehicles
The National Automobile Club reports more than sixty one million registered motor vehicles in the United States. U.S. cars travel about five hundred ninety billion miles annually.
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San Francisco
National Automobile Club
Potatoes Made Into Silage With Hay or Dry Corn Fodder
The article notes that potatoes can be converted into silage by combining them with hay or dry corn fodder, outlining a method for preserving them as cattle feed.
Garden Club Meeting at Kaler Home in Maynard
Maynard Garden Club held its January meeting at Kaler Brown Street home with Mrs George Kaler hosting. Robert S Priest proprietor of Stow Flower Shop demonstrated corsages and table arrangements. Members with lucky numbers received corsages and arrangements as gifts. others received a flower.
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Maynard
Maynard Garden Clan
George Kaler
Brown
Stow
Robert S. Priest
Priest
Brooks Reed
Victor Pennard
Morgan Moley
Mary Coughlin
Eva Frye
Creamed Chipmunk Delights Creamery Vigil in Waynesburg
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a dairy keeper cited Charles Dicey to watch for cream theft reports. He found a chipmunk perched on a bottle top sipping about an inch of cream, ending several weeks of mystery. The story appears amid a note on Hungarian relief Aid.
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Waynesburg, Pa
Waynesburg
Charles Dicey
Maynard Club Plans Regular Meeting Despite Storm
A Maynard club meeting was held despite bad weather with President Maynard presiding and Guest Speaker McGlashing delivering remarks. The group discussed defense and community efforts, urged donations, and announced the next regular meeting set for the 14th with induction of several members.
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Maynard
Maynard L
McGlashing
Mayna
Ullom
Reno
Ofsi
Bank
Accident in Harwinton narrows to a lone survivor
A damaged fragment from Harwinton Connecticut describes a nine man trip to Vermont that ended badly. Hig appears to be the only one with luck as a buck, perhaps a misread detail, describes a car near home and a stray turn leading to an accident.
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Harwinton
50th Wedding Anniversary Card Message
A brief birthday style notice thanking friends for kindness and support on a 50th wedding anniversary. The message wishes a happy occasion for Mr. and Mrs. Chatill and acknowledges sincere appreciation from the couple.
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Mrs. Chatill
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