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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1949
Page
2
Maynard area notices show the Maynard Oil Co. expanding with new equipment and modern tools. Mr and Mrs Bolislaw reside in North Andover, with wedding plans not yet set. Mr and Mrs Charles Kutevitch of Marlboro celebrate the birth of their third daughter at Marlboro Hospital.
Washington Auditorium hosts events on Thursday March 17 with a main program in the hall and a Junior dance scheduled in the gym for younger attendees the same evening.
Maynard Mattie A Robert, widow of James A Robert, died last week at her son Frederic’s home in River View New Jersey. Born Londonderry VI she was 86. Funeral services were at Fowler Funeral Home Com ford Street with Rev Bart of the Union tional Church officiating and burial at Glenwood cemetery. Survived by son Frederic three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The public relations committee of the United Cooperative Society announces scholarships for a State Extension Course on Public Speaking. Beginning January 1 at 7:30 PM in Co op Hall, Lowell instructor Martin E Connors leads eight sessions. Veterans enroll free with discharge papers. opening lecture is free.
West Acton church announces the Sunday school honor roll for the last quarter of 1948 listing Sandra Davis Arleen Engness Mary Lou Fierra Terence Janericco Marie Landry Teresa Landry Lois McLellan Urban McLellan Margaret and others.
A note thanks friends for kindness and help that brightened a long hospital stay with cards and good wishes. The message mentions appreciation from Jane and a shop named Jane's Specialty Shop.
Maynard Democratic Town Committee lists candidates for the caucus next Thursday. Selectmen Joseph P. Dineen and James Boudreau. Assessor George E. Waldron. Water commissioner James V. Bakun. Sewer committee Thomas H. Tierney. Board of health Lester F. Cowle. Welfare board Charles Spurrell. Trustee of the public library William O’Connell. Trustees of Memorial Park Dorothy M. McGrath and James W. Keough.
Maynard report describes a Junior High School party and dance at the George Washington Auditorium last Wednesday evening with music by John Lubin a leading accordionist and added by members of the Elks. The event drew a large crowd and organizers plan regular dances in the future.
The Senior Class of Maynard High School will hold a food sale on Friday afternoon January 28 from 3 to 5 30 at the house. Proceeds will support senior activities.
Mr and Mrs Boles announce the engagement of their daughter Genevieve to Frank Kmiec of Nort Ann over.
The Jolly Five club held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Ralph Sheridan's Lindberg Avenue home. New member Janice joined after which officers will be elected next week. The Handy Craftsmen met at Wilson School for their seventh meeting with Marie Sawyer teaching wastebasket making. Dues were collected and members recited the pledge. The Happy Sewers gathered last Friday at Mrs Sylvia’s home to work on dresses after a brief business session. The Jolly Knitters met at Mrs Albert's home with Audry Albert presiding and demonstrating how to omit a knot in their knitting. refreshments followed.
Dan Sullivan, on a two week VA hospital visit from Santa Rosa California, thanks the Maynard American Legion Auxiliary for a Christmas gift. He notes the Legion's care for veterans and sends best wishes for the new year from Birmingham VA Hospital Ward C-5-N.
The 25th anniversary of Rev. S Dziok’s ordination was celebrated with a Jubilee Mass led by Archbishop Richard J Cushing at St Hedwig’s in East Cambridge. Paragraphs recall his three years in South Boston and thirteen at Maynard building St Casimir’s, founding rectory, and organizing local baseball and basketball teams as fellow clergy from Lynn Ipswich and Norwood attended.
A Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue will be at the Selectmen's office from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. offering advice or assistance at no charge. Most taxpayers have paid social security taxes, but all must file an annual return on Form 1040 or 1040A by March 15, 1949, as required by law.
SKF Industries reports the average office swivel chair turns on eight stainless steel balls. The firm estimates about 160 million tiny steel spheres are at work in typewriters file drawers and other business aids.
Maynard announces new church leadership for 1949 including Moderator Merton F Merick Clerk Mrs Charles A Stockbridge Treasurer Miss Ethel Butterworth Assistant Treasurer Mrs Thomas M Clancy Auditor Gavin Taylor Emeritus Andrew Dunlop Lay Rep Gavin Taylor deacons Walter Lowe George Weaving and others Trustees Arthur Johnson Howard Case William Cole J M McKenzie George Weaving Supt Church School Harold Nordberg Director of Religious Education Rev Robert E Burt Director of Young People's Work J M McKenzie Finance Harold Goodwin William Bain Hans Erikson Harold Nordberg A Frank Croft Paul Sawyer Music William B Jones Helen Leithead and others Usher head George Wheeler ushers list Scouts Paul Sawyer etc
Maynard lodge of Elks announces a social calendar for the coming months. On Wednesday the 9th they host the second annual Boys Night in Parker Street Hall from 6 30 to 10 pm with sports cartoons and movies. State Association Night is set for Monday February 14 with Jack O'Brien of the Cambridge lodge in charge. Past Exalted Ruler's night is February 27. India will have a president under the new Constitution.
A Maynard social at the Town House honored departing 4-H leader Mre ice Reenstierna. Mrs Paul Sawyer and Miss Ramona Davis spoke on 4-H clubs in Maynard as plans for twenty Maynard 4-H clubs were discussed.
Hostesses listed include Mrs Arvo Albert Mrs Jamulowicz Mrs John and Mrs Frank Kaskiewit for the social gathering at the residence of Mrs Arvo Albert. The event highlights local society figures and plans.
A brief hospital item notes Mrs Frances Mason, formerly of Nerd, at Emerson Hospital on January 17. No further details provided.
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