Maynard News Highlights Local Friends And Reunions
Thomas Kangas hosts at St Johns Lutheran guest event in Brooklyn. Red Flaherty attends Chicago umpires convention and draws local fan interest at Garden. Florida sun breaks for Thomas Murry Jr.. Crosstown visitors return home. Mrs Dugles recovers after surgery at Emer se Hopital. Charles Rogers of Mt Pleasant Iowa seeks Maynard friends from 70 years ago. Rogers owns Mt Pleasant Daily News for 64 years.
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Thomas Kangas
St. John's Ev
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Brooklyn
Maynard
Charles S. Rogers
Broadway
Mt. Pleasant
Ijowa
Dasher
Sumner Roegers
Charles Rogers
Rogers
Mt. Pleasant Daily News
The
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard High to Host Record Hop Benefit
The Maynard Student Council will hold a Record Hop for the March of Dimes at the George Washington Auditorium on Saturday night January 26 at 8.00. Proceeds support the charity and the event features music and dancing for students and the community.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
George Washington Auditorium
Festive Balloon Place Cards for Party Hats
Use balloons as place cards for a party. Paint names on inflated balloons with red nail polish, tie with bright ribbons, arrange fabric triangles with straight edges, and attach balloons to the top of each party hat for a playful effect.
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Mothers March on Polio Fund Drive in Maynard
The Mothers March on Polio directed by Mrs. Havelock Armour will run Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 in Maynard. It is a major event in the March of Dimes campaign to raise funds for polio victims. After the solicitation captains and workers will join United Co-op Guild members at the Police and Fire Station for coffee and refreshments. Captains include Mrs. Virginia Whitney and others with about ten workers each.
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Maynard
Havelock Armur
United Co-op Guild
Virginia Whitney
Worsley Fardy
Alfred Carey,Jr
Alice Sweeney
William Croft
Alfred ‘Davis
Irving Manning
Donald Tourville
Nicholas Castanza
Maynard Rotary Club Meeting Highlights At Twin Trees
Maynard Rotary Club held its regular Monday meeting at Pete Carbone's Twin Trees with most members present. Guest speaker Tom Durley of the Massachusetts Youth Service Board praised the work of Art Desmond and discussed rising juvenile delinquencies and court-through rates, noting a seven percent birth-rate increase and a 36 percent rise in juveniles in the system. Visiting Rotarians included Jem Turley and others from Boston to Clinton. District conference set for April 3 at Lowell Memorial Auditorium with Lowell Rotary hosting. Charles Lever to arrange next week's program featuring Attorney General Fingold or a deputy.
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Maynard
Maynard”Rotary Club
Pete Carbone
Twin’ Trees
Tom Durley
Massachusetts Youth Service Board
Boston Rotary Club
Surley
Art Desmond
Desmond
Ifu
Jem Turley
Boston
Bert Cook
Herbert Johnson
Maprlborn
Dick Warman
Danvers
Bill Haxton
Framingham
Win Anderson
Bramingham
Jesse Baker
Gencord
Clarence
Smith
Cambridge
Abe Taft
Frank Alien
Bob Wilcox
Hudson
Mike Ruane
Clinton
John ‘Burke
Dave Grunditz
Roger Lund
Jim Priest
Peter Peterson
Miarai Florida
Bob Deckert
Don Feltus
E. Wilson
Ted Thiffault
Concord
Brad Leach
Contrasior
Lowell Memorial Auditorium
Lowell Rotary Club
Charles Lever
Fingold
Elaine Martin Weds George White in St Bridget’s Nuptials
Elaine M Martin daughter of Herbert and Mrs Martin of 512 Lincoln Street married George F White son of Mrs White of Hudson and the late Mr White at a nuptial Mass in St Bridget’s Church. Fr Creighton officiated at 10 o’clock with a reception at Dominic Manse. The couple will reside at 7 Waltham Street. The bride attended St Michael’s Academy Madison Mount Mary’s Regis College and Raytheon. the groom is a construction engineer from Bond Brothers Everett.
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Raulinie
Foley
Oagan
Wise
Edmund@Movell
He Bang
Ave Maria
Panis Angelicus
Dominic ‘Manse
Tnd 2S
Persis
Sabrina
Martin
Ecamelias
Roger E.marel
Hudson
John ‘Donan
Weiliam Pobin
Bermuda
White
Waltham Street
St. Michael’s .A
Longtime Local Umpire Thomas J King Dies at 65
Thomas J King a well known local baseball umpire and former minstrel performer died Monday at 65. He served in the Blackstone Valley League and Midland Service and helped youth learn the game. He later ran a package store and owned Suami Cafe before his death. Survivors include Bridget A Johnston King wife three brothers Ifford John of Maynard and Boston steward a sister Mrs adie Brown Acton. Funeral services were held Thursday from his Concord street home with large attendance and burial at St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Ofvi
Ieyaard
Thomas J. Sing
Emerson
Avery
Feme
King
Harold’ Morgan
Blackstone Valley League
Midland Secvice
Suami Cafe
Mayn- Ltd
Tong
Bridget A. (Johnston
Kings
Ifford
John of Maynard
Steward
Boston
Adie Brown
Acton
Concord Street
Psss
Tin
St George Parishioners Elect Officers After Annual Meeting
The St George's Church annual parish meeting was held in the parish hall last Saturday at 7:30 PM with a supper. Reports showed a substantial bank balance including gains in the Independent Fund and a legacy from the estate of Mrs Sarah Jane Turner. Elected for the year were Wardens John J Crighton and Fred Wilson Jr Vestry Louis Maglione Wilbur Watts Mrs Edith Gaebel Mrs Edythe Gaebel Mrs Edith Downey treasurer Mrs Gladys Peterson clerk
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Maynard
St. George’s Church
Sarah Jane Turner
John. J. Crighton
Fred Wilson, Jr
Davenport
Louis
Maglione
Wilbur Watts
Edith .Gaebel
Edythe Gaebel
Edith Downey
Treas
Gladys. Peterson
Loss of Louis M Loftus noted in Maynard notice
Mrs James B Farrell of 6 Maple Street extends sympathy after the sudden death of her brother Louis M Loftus aged 63 of Concord. Formerly of Chicago he frequented Maynard and Elmira hosts learned of his passing while employed at Bedford Airport.
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Maynard
James B. Farrell
Maple Street
Louis M. Loftus
Concord
Loftus
Chica- 80
Bedford
Maynard Civil Defense Upgrades Radio Linkages
The communica tion division of our Civil Defense has installed a monitoring short wave radio set at C D headquarters in the Town House. The set receives State Police calls and can connect Maynard to sector 3D headquarters in Lancaster. A 6 meter 10 volt transmitter will link Maynard CD with Lancaster, enabling outside communication if telephones fail.
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Maynard
Civil Defense
C/D
C.D
Lancaster
Meynard
Boston Herald
Waltham Civil Defense Police
Carmody
Shrewsbury
Gapt
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John “Red” Flaherty
Chicago
Red
U .K
Te Garden
Thomas Murry, Jr
Harrison Street
Florida
Williams Croft
Walnut Street
Harold Cahoon
Wir
Ralph Berry
Riverside
Rhode Island
Milton Dios
Panker Street
Laura Dugles
Emersé Hopital
Rarker Street
Fred Horsikoite
Samuels Studio
Wren Fundy
P.M
America
Mobilheat
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Attietee
United :Co-Operative ‘Society
Main Street
Elaine M. ‘Martin
Geowetf. White
United States
Raymond Exringfellow
St. Bridget’s Church
Stringfellow
Helen McPhee
Earl McPhee
Percival
Granville
Maynard Fool
Thomas J. King
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Herbert W. Martin
Main St
Maynard’“Woman's Club
New York
I. P
Girdztewiski
Yass
Defense Agency
Lang
Donaiging
Direstor
Pivento, Glorence
Brantamrasia
Vwwaa Vec
Harald Gosterrace
Hunter
Sergent
Auno Koskinen
22 Supply
Sargent
Angus Hangen
G. ‘ Road
Harry and
Kere
Dep
Dominic W. Colon Street
Tion
John Colom Street
Harry Marruel
Reginald Clair
William
Bartary
Adams
Twinoaks
Third Street
Worcester Gas Light
COMPA
Marlboro
Turson
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