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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
2
Andrew J. Kulju will serve as a councilor at Camp Clear in South Carver for five weeks. The camp opens Sunday with all day services at Camp Clear. Sponsored by the Finnish Congregational churches, the invitation extends to all members and friends of the local Finnish Congregational Church for Saturday services.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Mc Gil who have stayed in Columi tous Ohio for months will return to Maynard for the summer.
Mrs Avinie Baker cousin of Mrs Gertrude Hanson of Douglas Avenue died last Sunday at her home in Southboro. Funeral arrangements are pending with the finers to take place Wednesday morning.
Mrs Herbert W Martin of Lincoln Street is listed as a patient at Baker Hospital in Boston after undergoing surgery on Friday.
Elizabeth Kopp, an employee of the Middlesex Laundry and Pizza House, has returned home after a week in the hospital.
Mrs Anna Bevan of Pennsylvania visits her daughter Mrs Victor Tornyl.
Mr and Mrs Philp Morrison spent the weekend at Sarton River Vermont. The Assabet held last Sunday at Wolf Grounds Boxboro awarding four prizes. First went to Little Joe owned by George Wilkes Jr second to Troop owned by Sherm Sebastian third to Duke owned by George Wilkes and fourth to Gene owned by Alfred Mamo.
Russell Naylor spent the recent weekend at York Beach in Maine, with time described as a brief leisure visit to the coastal town.
James Allan of the Maynard apartment is on his yearly vacation. Later, Miss Gladys Fraser and Audrey Olen left Saturday for Los Angeles, California, and planned an extended stay.
Mr and Mrs Colbert Sewell of 28 Maple Street announce the birth of a baby girl at Emerson Hospital last Monday June 28. The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert R Murphy.
Henry Hanson of the Local Post Office was elected to the Executive Committee at the Letter Carriers Association convention in Pittsfield last week. The School Band Uniform Fund received a donation from High School Class 1929 Maynard.
The Rev Robert one pastor of the Methodist Chiarch accompanied by his wife is spending a few days on the Cape. Mrs Jerre Lynch and Mrs Cornelius Callahari are at Hampton Beach New Hampshire.
Leonard Farrem Mirs and daughter Pam Ela returned from a two week tour of the south visiting points of interest in Macon Georgia Washington Virginia and the district.
David S Wegg died suddenly last Thursday at his home in Wellesley Maynard. He was born in Milwaukee and raised in Chicago, attended Cornell University and Wisconsin University, belonged to Bets Theta Bi Fraternity, Lone Church, and mechanical engineers groups. Funeral services were held at tone Church in Boston with cremation following and ashes to be interred at Glenwood Cemetery.
A fragment notes Maynard High School alumni from the Class of 1929 gathered for a reunion in the Cape area, with Mary Hayward enjoying the event over a couple of days.
A letter carrier named Karhunaa is listed as taking a one week vacation from duties, with the notice detailing absence and expected return.
The Maynard Community Band is booked for the July 5 parade for the insurance fire department starting at 11 30 am from South Sudbury to Center Katharina and a concert 8 pm to 12 am behind the school field near Town Hall. On July 6 the band performs in Waltham at 2 pm sponsored by the Waltham Protective Departments, and last Sunday they played for Saint Giovanni de Batiste Society procession in Hyde Park. Members needing rides should meet at Banncroft School an hour before each start.
An old stone vegetable cellar on Charles Pearson's property in Upton Massachusetts is thought to be about 1000 years old by archaeologists. Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson inspected the cellar and compared it to shelters found under Arctic ice and another in Japan.
John P. Duggan was elected auditor at a Middlesex County National Bank board meeting to fill the vacancy left by Albert W. Tucci who resigned to take a position in Newton. Duggan, a longtime Everett resident, joined the bank in 1989 in the Transit Department and later served as Supervisor of Bookkeeping in Maldon before becoming Assistant Auditor after World War II Navy service in the Pacific.
A 128 guest ceremony at Marlboro Country featured peonies stock and larkspur. The bride Phoebe Richter wore nylon tulle with lace, with Miss Phoebe Richter as maid of honor and Miss Pristing as bridesmaid. Richard Sharpe of Boston was best man. ushers were David Korn and Lowell Smith. The couple, soon to reside at 202 Memories Drive On, plan a Leake Place honeymoon.
An article outlines Eisenhower military spending to supply war materials to allies and fight Communist aggression. It notes plans for a large defense budget, uncertainty over exact amounts, and the need to manage the national debt by adjusting taxes or raising the debt ceiling as Congress debates fiscal 1955 provisions.
Fort Belvoir Virginia welcomes Cadet Ralph W Case son of Frank W Case of 87 Summer Street He studies at Norwich and will be commissioned as Second Lieutenant in the Engineers United States Army Reserve Cadet Case will train in explosives demolition military bridging mine warfare weapons firing and other engineer technical subjects with platoon leadership development.
FIRST BIRTHDAY Maynard Little Ann Marie Pizza, who was one year old last Saturday, was guest of honor at a birthday party at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony J Pizza 9 Charles Street. The baby received many toys and gifts and afternoon refreshments were served by the mother. Attendees included Louise Manning Billy Watts Paul Costanzo Mary Shea Carel Dumas Jackie Dumas Deborah Shea Raymond Dumas Jr Reginald Clair Barry Jenkins Wayne Rakunen Donna Constanzo Kathy Clair Michael Dumas Judy Jenkins and Jan Burnett.
A Hampshire correspondent quotes E. Jaffrey urging focus on major national issues to sustain jobs farms and life in a strong self-governing nation. The note emphasizes self-preservation through persistent national resolve.
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