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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

2

Whist Party Planned by Our Lady of Indulgence Society

A whist party sponsored by Our Lady of Indulgence Society will be held Thursday January 25 at 8 p m in the Italia Social Club on Waltham Street with prizes for high scorers. Mrs Ysee Konitz and her daughter Peggy flew from New York this week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamalainen, Powder Mitt Yad.

Our Lady of Indulgence Society Italia Waltham Street Ysee. Konitz Peggy New York Hamalainen

Maynard-Olsen enters School of Music in Newburyport

Olsen son of Mr and Mrs Martin Olsen from 6 Pines Street has entered the Schillingar House of Music at Newbury: Boston, in a recent school enrollment notice.

Maynard Edgar Olsen Martin Olsen Pines House of Music Newbury Fket Boston

Dineen Invited by National Commander and Boston Officials

Maynard-Joseph P. Dineen of the local Board of Selectmen receives an invitation from the National Commander of the American Legion to join the banquet committee. He is invited by Boston Mayor Hynes to breakfast at the Parker House Saturday January 20. Vice Chairman Dineen is invited by Governor Dever to luncheon at the Copley Plaza and will attend a 7 pm banquet at the Hotel Statler with the National Commander.

Maynard Joseph P. Dineen Board of Selectmen The American Legion Boston Hynes Parker House Dineen Dever Copley Plaza Hotel Statler

Annual Union Congregational Church Elects New Officers

At the annual meeting held last night in Maynard the Union Congregational Church elected officers including Moderator Paul Sawyer Clerk Mrs Charles Stockbridge Treasurer Miss Ethel Butterworth Assistant Treasurer Mrs Thomas Clancy Auditor Gavin Taylor Lay Representative Harold Nordberg and multiple deacons trustees and committee members across finance music missionary religious education decorating and usher groups.

Maynard Union Congregational Church Paul Sawyer Charles Stockbridge Ethel Butterworth J. M. McKenzie Howard George Weaving Arthur Johnson Harold Cuttell William Bain A. Franklin Craft Thomas Ott William West Phyllis Merrick Natalie Goodwin Helen Leithead Samuel Holappa Harold Goodwin Marion Jones Robert McGarry Robert Burt Francis Alving Eleanor Leithead Marion Townsend Ethel Carlson Frank Primiano George Wheeler Edgar de Witt Demal Brayden Walter Lowe Fred Johnson John MacKenzie Roger Weaving Tauno Seppanen Merton Merrick Irving Dart Howard Jones Henry Price William Littig David Westlake Robert Whitehouse Nellie Shearer Charles Keene Ferris Cunningham

Distinguished Musician Visits The Hendricksons

Maynard Tauno Hannikainen conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra visited Mr and Mrs Albert Hendrickson after meeting his wife in Boston on her return from Finland. Maynard Philip Saisa celebrated his fourth birthday by hosting friends at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Lauri Saisa 6 Burnscourt with a large birthday cake, games, and refreshments.

Maynard Tauno Hannikainen Chicago Symphony Orchestra Albert Hendrickson Philip Saisa Lauri Saisa Burnscourt

CARD OF THANKS FOR MOTHER'S LOSS

Mrs. Herbert W. Martin expresses gratitude for help and floral tributes after her mother’s death. The note thanks friends and neighbors for support during the bereavement.

PUPILS HEAR CAREER TALK ON NURSING

Maynard high school hears Ruth Fernandez describe nursing as a growing field for women, noting war increases civilian vacancies. She outlines programs, duties, and qualifications for nurses and highlights public health and industrial nursing roles. The next lecture will cover commercial art at Vesper George School of Art.

Maynard Albert Lever Mary E. Barre Ruth Fernandez Fernandez Massachusetts Geneval Hospital School of Nursing Vesper George School of Art

St Anthony Society installs new officers led by Carlo Angelosante

The St Anthony Society held its annual installation at the Knights of Columbus hall last Sunday afternoon. Carlo Angelosante was elected president with many influential citizens in attendance for the event.

Maynard St. Anthony Society Knights of Columbus Carlo Angelosante

Maynard Legion Post to hold corned beef supper

Frank J. DeMars Post of the American Legion will serve a corned beef and cabbage supper at the Legion home on Saturday evening January 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. Johnny Walsh is chef. The Post and Auxiliary met Tuesday to plan the year. The Auxiliary installed two new officers Mrs. Howard Schreiber secretary and Mrs. Marion Sweeney chaplain. Sgt. Ronald W. Sweeney the first Korean War service man to join the post.

Maynard Frank J. DeMars American Legion Legion Johnny Walsh Post Auxiliary Howard Schreiber Marion Sweeney Ronald W. Sweeney James W. Sweeney Ronald Amherst

Imari Junno Leads Maynard Community Band Officers

In a meeting of the Maynard Community Band held last Sunday, officers for the 1951 season were elected. Conductor Ilmari Junno, assistant conductor Alex DeGrappo, chairman Henry Grandell, manager James Fava, assistant managers Charles DeGrappo, Alex DeGrappo, Otto Kunelius, Richard Peterson, treasurer Teuvo Grekula, secretary Richard Dargiewicz, property managers Paavo Erkinen, Otto Kunelius, publicity James Fava, Richard Peterson. They will form the Board of Directors and meet the first Sunday of every month. Members are asked to bring band uniforms to next Sunday’s rehearsal January 21 to straighten records and confirm uniform whereabouts.

Maynard Maynard Community Band Ilmari Junno Ass’t Alex DeGrappo Henry Grandell James Fava Charles DeGrappo Otto Kunelius Richard Peterson Teuvo Grekula Richard Dargiewicz Paavo Erkkinen Otto

Surprise Birthday Party for Hudson-Vincent Gerace

Hudson-Vincent Gerace of 258 Main Street hosted a surprise birthday party at his home. More than 20 guests from Littleton Westford Stow Maynard and Hudson attended. He received many beautiful gifts and a decorated birthday cake was served while his wife acted as hostess.

Hudson Vincent Gerace Main Street Littleton Westford Stow Maynard

Irene Thumith Engaged to Lt Randolph Stevens

Local note announces engagement of Irene Thumith of 69 Nason Street to Lt Randolph Stevens of the U S Army Air Force. No definite wedding plans have been set.

Maynard Irene Thumith Nason Street Randolph Stevens U. S. Army Air Force

In Loving Memory of Ralph H. Miller

The Morrill and Hoffman families express heartfelt thanks for help during our sorrow in the loss of our brother Ralph H. Miller. Appreciation for the floral tributes and spiritual bouquets shared brings us consolation.

Ralph H. Miller William H. Morrill John, M. Hoffman Maynard

Maynard Rod and Gun Club elects 1951 officers

John A. McNamara is named president with Jett Paenanen as vice president and Frank W. Johnson as treasurer. Charles F. Madden becomes secretary after the board fills an unexpired term. Three directors chosen for three years are Nick Meloro Carl Swanson and Dave Williams.

Maynard Maynard Rod and Gun Club Dield John A. McNamara Jett Paenanen Frank W. Johnson Charles F. Madden Nick Meloro Carl Swanson Dave Williams Pete Jensen Robert H. Johnson Fisheries and Game Lloyd Walker Leo Bergman Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Henry Hansen Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs Selectmen Richard I. Furbush Otis Whitney Henry Moore The Boston Traveler East Division of Fisheries and Game Chas.‘ Madden

No Nuts for Squirrels in Owensboro Winter Plan

Owensboro Kentucky city commissioners vote to feed squirrels with city supplied corn due to high prices. They bought 1 020 pounds of corn for 22 dollars as the town lacks acorn and nut trees, explaining the winter food shortage for the wildlife.

Owensboro U. P

Pi Beta Phi Names Sarah Boeske Graduate At Setts University

Maynard Massachusetts chapter of Pi Beta Phi at the University of Massachusetts announces Miss Sarah A Boeske daughter of Mr and Mrs Boeske of 47 Taylor town. Boeske is a member of the class of 1954 at the university.

Maynard Massachusetts Pi Beta Phi University of Setts Sarah A Boeske Taylor University

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