Pilora Hietonen Convalesces After Hospital Operation
Pilora Hietonen of Concord convalesces after undergoing an operation at a local hospital. She is under care at her sister's residence during recovery.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
8
Pilora Hietonen of Concord convalesces after undergoing an operation at a local hospital. She is under care at her sister's residence during recovery.
The initial gathering of the H Club occurred last Tuesday afternoon at Richard Turner’s home. Children formed a local youth group and chose a name for their club amid preparations for future activities.
Maynard Andrew Heiskari was re elected president of the Finnish Temperance Society at the 54th Annual meeting held at the hall on Main Street. Officers elected include vice president John Nokelainen secretary Nmari Janno treasurer John Kokko and board members Brieve Michael Par kila and John Erikson. The Maynard Society will host the Dison States Finnish Satgo since League Summer Festival this coming summer.
The Maynard Elks Lodge announces a major Sports Night event to be held at their lodge. Organizers promise a lively program with community participation and potential demonstrations or exhibitions. Local residents are encouraged to attend for entertainment and fundraising.
The members report a very enjoyable afternoon and express appreciation for Mr and Mrs Sylvia who accompanied the event and aided transportation.
At the Maynard R club annual meeting held Thursday the officers were elected President Alexander Kaval chuck Vice President Peter Os kirko Secretary Nadia Harach aoe Zennia Chutoranski and Helen Kuprianchik sergeant at arms Kozak.
Edward E. Wright of South Bolton celebrated his 79th birthday as a patient in Marlboro hospital after a fall at home. Neighbors from South Bolton and Stone's Corner brought four cards and weed to his home, hoping for a quick recovery and several weeks of confinement ahead.
Readable fragments note a January 21 campus Circus Hop organized by students. Under committee direction by Ruth Wilson and Mrs. Ruth Clair, sophomores and freshmen names appear among the cast and staff, including T. Howes and W. Watjus.
March Ist program by Council No. 2121 features Mrs Frances HanNon as producer with experienced team. Noted minstrelists include Leo Mullin John Driscoll Stan Bondelevitch Richard White and James Farrell as interlocutor in a historic community entertainment.
Maynard Mr and Mrs Doug las H Cowling of Charlotte King Bellingham Washington announce the birth of their son Jonathan Cowling on Friday in Bellingham Kingston. Grandparents are Mrs Carrie King Maynard and Mr and Mrs Alexander and John Cowling of Fairhaven.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports that competitive advantages of major companies persist while there is an influx of new shoe producers. It suggests that some newcomers will succeed while many will not.
A community program titled Salute to the Flag features Ralph Case and a March of John Perrazzo. The assembly proclaims America with God Bless America, performed under the direction of Miss Eleanor Colburn and honors Joseph Conley and others in a ceremony of national pride.
Maynard St Johns Ev Lutheran Church to hold a bean and bake sale on Saturday January 22 with food tables tickets and films after the sale. The annual church meeting elected Ilmar Tuikka as vice chairman and reelected Emil Rauman secretary Everett Williams and Elmer Maki as stewards.
Maynard updates show the H Club meeting at Mrs Jarmulowicz home with sewing bag work and baking muffins as part of a breakfast project. The Jolly Knitters gathered at Mrs Albert’s home after a song recital led by Virginia, with Regina as game leader. A 4H cooking club formed at Mrs Bachrach’s house.
A light buffet luncheon followed a meeting as John Moynihan joined the list of those honored. Candidates for degrees Edward Arcieri John Bottino William Byrne Joseph Carew Eugene Charpentier Philip Finan Stanley Hajduk Robert Lalli George Luker Werner Machold Victor Mariani Edgar Olsen Vincent Russo Colbert Sewall and Charles Spurrell Jr. Most candidates are from Maynard and Southboro with Second and Third Degree conferrals planned for February. The Past Grand Knights program is chaired by Richard Flaherty. P G K Patrick McGrath and Jo E Boothroyd hold district roles. A joint luncheon for Maynard and Southboro councils occurs Jan 24 1949 at K of C hall Maynard with Concord invited. The event may start a series of area tournaments among Knights of Columbus councils.
The Maynard Dramatic Club held a business meeting at Eagles Hall on Nason Street to welcome and initiate twelve new members. Following the ceremony, refreshments and dancing were enjoyed. The committee included Marion Ruggiero, Mrs Pey M. O'Connell, Tony Sotrines, and Mary Peterson. Plans were discussed for a spring production with committee members Ray VanVorse, Sally Clark, and Mrs Paul Englehardt.
Tacoma police freed Roscoe E. Sober, 36, on a $15 U. S. Savings Bonds matter.
An eight week public speaking course will begin February 1 in Maynard. Martin E. Connors, principal of the Green public school in Lowell, will teach. The Massachusetts Department of Education sponsors the program with a $5 fee, waived for World War II veterans showing eligible papers. The first session starts at 7 30 p m with eight consecutive evenings. The United Cooperative Society of Maynard and state organizers support the course.
Members held a regular meeting at Twin Treas week. Pokowing otry Pranking arranged a table that featured a large cake for the event.
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