Maynard-Ulevich man dies en route to work at Assabet Mill
Charles Ulevich 64 of 5 Grant Street died suddenly about seven on Friday morning of heart trouble at the gate of Assabet Mill as he walked to work. Dr. Bukowski and the district medical examiner were notified. Funeral services were held at St Casimir's church with Rev. John Oztok officiating. He leaves a wife two sons Stanley and Joseph of Maynard and two daughters Josephine of Maynard and Mrs Adam Kurgan of Hudson. Burial followed at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Maynard
Charles Ulevich
Grant
Adam Kurgan
Hudson
St. Casimir’s Church
John Daiok
Ignace Shasta
Michael Palaima
William Raulonowicz
Joseph Krausewich
Joseph Stefanowicz
John Bingle
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Town election plans and filing deadlines outlined
The town schedules election day for Monday March 4 and an annual town meeting for appraisals. Nomination certificates must be filed by February 21 with signature verification by February 16 for independents, with 90 certified signatures this year. Nomination papers due February 23 to appear on the ballot. Registrars of Voters hold sessions February 5, 13, and 21 at the town clerk’s office for voter registration. List of town officers whose terms expire includes selectmen and town officials, with multiple named individuals.
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Maynard
Appra
Cana
Board of Registrars Voters
Patrick A. McGrath
Donald. A. ‘Lent
Frank EE. Riley
Frank EB. Sanderson
Geo H. Gutteridge
Robert Madsen
James C. Mahoney
Thomas T. Tierney
William Kane
Board of Public Welfare
Robert Lester
Public Library
Ernest Johnson
George Stockwell
William Hansen
Matthew T. King
Leo White
C. C. Brechsler
Soldiers Memorial
Henry Piecewicz
Nicholas Driscoll
Edward Johnston
Ushers Beat Sacred Heart in Heated Matched Clash
In Pastime Hall, the Ushers overpower Sacred Heart A A Worcester 47 to 38 amid a brutal, high energy game. Deacon Fred Daley scores 22, Chick Morris adds 13 as the Ushers press and pull away after a tight first half, while Vern Labowig is sidelined for foul trouble.
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al Cowles
Sacred Heart
A. A. of
Worcester
Buc
Hearts
Johnny Flaherty
Deacon
Fred’ Daley
Chick Morris
Red Kopé
Va Labowigz Laing
Hd Hoyer
Mar'ska
Spillane
Maynard-Celestino Primimo Elected Venerable at Roma Lodge
Maynard resident Maynard Celestino Primimo, 4 Parker Street, elected to serve as Venerable of Roma Lodge No 1105 Magnata. Lodge is part of Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Sons of Italy in America with 149 senior and 70 junior lodges. Members meet Sundays at 9 30 A M in Elk's Hall Main Street. Primimo outlined an educational and social program for the coming year.
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Maynard
Celestino Primimo
Parker Street
Magnata
Massachusetts Grand Lodge Order of the ‘Sons of Italy
America
Elk’s Hall
Main Street
Primimo
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday Service and Lesson
Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday School at 10 45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading room hours from 2 to 5 pm. The Lesson Sermon for January 28 centers on the subject Truth with citations from Isaiah Proverbs and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary ‘Baker Eddy
Lexington Wins In Hoops Match 37 28
Concord High led by coach Howard G Hawkes lost to Lexington 37 to 28 at Hunt Gym last Friday night marking Concords fifth defeat in six games. Paul Moynihan topped Lexing ton with ten points while Billy LaHiffe added seven. Lexington controlled the action throughout despite Concords 18 missed free throws. Concord winners in the later game beat Lexington 26 18 after halftime. John Antognoni Freddie Macone and Fran Horne led Concord scorers.
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Concord
Howard G. Hawkes
Concord High
Hunt Gymnasium
Lexington
Paul Moynihan
Billy LaHiffe
Ellis Aibell
Coy“ors
John Antongnoni
Freddie Macone
Fran Horne
Ladies Social Circle met at Mrs Jensen home South Acton
Congregational Church group gathered at Martin Street last week Thursday afternoon for a social session. The next regular meeting is planned for February 1 at Mrs Luther Ashley s home on School Street. Farrar daughter of Mr and Mrs Merritt Farrar of School Street is recovering from an appendicitis operation.
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Congregational Church
Peter Jensen
Martin
Luther B. Ashley
School Street
Hope. Farrar
Merritt
Farrar
Sudbury Couple Injured In Icy Collision
Mr and Mrs Carlton Ellims were injured in an automobile crash on an icy North Sudbury road while returning from Concord. The car skidded, hit a tree, and was completely wrecked. both occupants were hurt but not seriously.
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Concord
Sudbury
Ellims
Sudbury Social Roundup Highlights Dinner Shows
Mr and Mrs Henry T Gutter visited Lynn hosts Mr and Mrs Joshua Mills while Fredrick D Hawkins group attended a dinner dance for Florence Crittenton League at Hotel Continental in Cambridge. Maris McGrath and Jean Ford visited Sudbury. Mrs Alexander McElwain of Needham will host a dinner party before a Mexican lecture by Kay Parker at town hall. Dinner at Hawkins home. Young folks from Canaan NH attended last weekend. A large town hall gathering celebrated Elmer and his Song and choir event hosted by the church choir.
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Henry T.gutter
Joshua Mills
Lynn
Fredrick D. Hawkins
Cambridge
Maris. McGrath
Jean Ford
Newton
Sudbury
Alexander McElwain
Needham
Amoui
Woman's Club Card Party Attracts Members
Maynard Woman's Club sponsored a bridge and whist party at R. ot.C. hall Monday with 17 tables in play. Prizes went to a long list of members including Mrs. John Lawton and Mrs. Henry Kaplan. A program change announced for the Feb. 13 meeting features Lasalle College instructor Mrs. Henry Hudson as speaker on color and design, with Mrs. Joseph Dineen as soloist.
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R. Ot.c. Hall
Maynard Woman's Club
Frank Grieve
James P. King
Jeve Lynch
George Kaler
Verne Violet
John Lawton
Henry Kaplan
Noble ‘Morton
Thomas F. Parker
Raymond Palmer
Howard A. Wilson
David Walker
Frank E. Sanderson
George Bedford
Earl Ryan
George E. White
George Champagne
Herbert Haynes
Alfred McCleary
Glen Swett
Charles Strack
Miss Rice
Woman’s ‘Club
Henry Hudson
Lasalle College
Joseph Dineen
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