Representative Avery Steele Seeks Third Term in 70th Middlesex District
Boxboro lawmaker Avery Steele announces nomination for a third two year term. He sits unopposed in Republican primary and has served on key committees including agricultural and county affairs. Steele helped establish the permanent milk control board and backed a Lake Boon Commission bill. He was first elected in 1998 amid a redistricting change that placed Boxboro Maynard and Littleton in the district. He chairs local boards, owns an orchard business, and is active in Boxboro Grange Maynard Elks and Hudson Rotary.
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Avery Steele
Boxboro
Middlesex
Agricultural and County Comes
Permanent Milk Control Board
Middlesex County Tulosis Hospital
Teaf Stow and
Hudson
Lake Boon Commission
Domina
Efeat
William P Walsh
Son
P Drinkwiné
Répresent- Steele
Iton
Littleton
Neon
Maynard
Steel
Steele
State Selectmen
Miss Louisa Wood Reunites With Fiance After Camp Visit
Acton reports Miss Louisa Wood a Center school teacher returned from a training camp in Champaign Illinois with her fiance Chester P Jordan. In Concord Emerson Hospital welcomes a son born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Knipple of the Center.
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Louisa’ ‘Wood
Center
Chester» P Jordan
An Amy
Champaign
Illinois
Wood
Chicago
Ernest Knipple
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Treasury reports War Bond quotas by state
Henry Morgerithau Jr. announces official War Bond quotas by state on a national $600 million May target basis. Alaska and Hawaii lead bond sales, Utah exceeds quota while Montana falls below. The slogan Everybody, every payday ten percent promotes 10 percent investment with new window stickers and a lapel button.
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Henry Morgerithau Jr
Trea
Utah
Monena
Alaska
Hawaii
Treasury
U.S. Treasury Department
Diary of a Modern Pepys A Week With a Newborn Father
A humorous diary excerpt describes a morning with baby Robert Clifford. The father endures feeds and burping sessions, observes baby’s expressions, and juggles domestic tasks while wife manages nursing. The scene moves from nursery to coffee, then to work, ending with preparations for the day and a farewell to the baby and dog.
Maynard Fish Contest Draws Dozens of Entries
More than 100 entries have been received in the Maynard fishing contest sponsored by the L Roy Hawes Supply Company at 115 Main Street. William Joseph of Dartmouth Street leads with three entries and two record catches for horn pout and yellow perch. Spike Johnson, a local arborist, holds the trout record, while entries must be weighed and measured at Hawes Supply and are limited to waters in Maynard and surrounding townships.
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Nim
Spike Johnson
Hawes Supply Company
Peter Jensen
Walter Cheslak
Sherr Sebastian
Maynard
The
Actons
Sudbury
Concord
Stow
Lincoln
Wayland
Gleasondale
Littleton
Lake Boone
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Ruggeiro
Maynard rationing board lists permits for tire purchases including two car retreads for Benjamin Meister and four new bus tires for Lovell Bus Lines, plus several tubes and retreads allocated to W A Twombly and Lovell Bus Lines. Michael Christofone, son of Mr and Mrs John Christofone, is on leave in New York with a note of his status.
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Ralph Ruggeiro
Main Street
Maynard Rationing Board
Benjamin Meister
Lovell Bus Lines
W A Twombly
Lovell Bug Lines
Michael Christofone
John Christofone
At Zee
New York
Permanent Gas Registration Postponed In Maynard
The registration of automobile owners for permanent gasoline rationing is postponed from July 1 2 and 3 to July 9 10 and 11. It will be conducted in the high school auditorium. Supplemental rations for occupational purposes are likewise postponed and will be issued only for miles over 150 per month. Government and dealer vehicles are excluded from new supplements.
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Maynard
Maynard Grads Plan Nursing Careers and Promotions
Olga Kuchun and Kathleen Crotty, both Maynard High graduates, will pursue nursing careers after graduation. Phyllis Merrick to enter Boston University this fall, continuing studies in the College of Practical Arts and Letters. At Hendricks Field Sebring Florida Combat Crew Training Center U.S. Army Air Forces Col Carl B McDaniel announces Taito H Grekula of 17 Tremont Street promoted to corporal.
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Olga Kuchun
John Kuchun
Sudbury Street
Kathleen Crotty
Walter Crotty
Burnside Street
Maynard ‘High
Phyllis Merrick
Mertoh Merrick
Pomeliticut Avenue
Boston University
College of Practical Arts and Letters
Hendricks Field
Sebring
Florida
Combat Crew Training ‘Center
United States Army Air Forces
Carl B. McDaniel
Taito H. Grekula
Tremont Street
Anniversary and son wed in same weekend at Great Road
Mr and Mrs Bernard B Smith of 25 Great Road celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary on Sunday while their son Melvin wed Miss Mary B Newman at the Methodist Church. The couple married June 28 1911 at Mrs Smiths home. They have two children Melvin and Marion. Mr Smith works as a spinner at Assabet mills for 35 years. Mrs Smith is a member of the O E S.
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Bernard B. Smith
Great Road
Melvin
Mary B. ‘Newman
Methodist Church
Smith
James Ruthan
Marion
Burdett College Grants Diplomas at 68th Class Exercises
Burdett College Boston awarded diplomas to its 68th graduating class in a Friday evening ceremony at Mont Temple. President C F Burdett presented diplomas to graduates completing Business Administration, Accounting, and Secretarial programs.
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Burdett Burdett College
Boston
Mont Temple
C. F. Burdett
Two Maynard Couples Wed in Local Churches
Two couples in Maynard chose the last Sunday in time for their weddings. The ceremonies were held in Union Congregational Church and the Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon with details following.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Miss Mary and Melvin Smith Unite in Framingham Church
Elizabeth Newman and Melvin Clifford Smith wed in the Methodist Church on the occasion of the bridegroom’s parents 31st anniversary. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with Rev. Herbert F. Fulton officiating. The couple will reside at 25 Great Road after a New York wedding trip.
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Mary
Elizabeth Newman
Cora B. Newman
Fréderick Newman
Arthur Street
Melvin Clifford Smith
Bernard E Smith
Great Road
Herbert F. Fulton
Ronald Newman
Eleanor Newman
Marion Smith
Grace Newman
Norma Byron
Geasondale
Curtis Smith Jnr
Manchester
N. H
Miss Newman
Shirley Leithead
James Boulden, Jr
Guy McCarthy
Framingham
Maynard Couple Weds in Union Congregational Church
Miss Doris Marsden daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marsden becomes the bride of Robert Winslow McGarry son of Mr and Mrs William E B McGarry in a 3 p m ceremony at Union Congregational Church. Attendants include Ruth Marsden Helen Cuttell Jean Davis and Gilbert Mann. The couple plans a Rangeley Lakes Maine honeymoon and will reside in Bath Maine.
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Helen Cuttell
Jean Davis
Gilbert Mann
Willis Stockbridge
Dana
Hall of Lynn
Miss Marsden
Arlington
Worcester
Framingham
Lawrence
Concord
Towne
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Bath
McGarry
Maynard High School
Remington Rand School
Boston
Grover Cronin
Waltham
Maynard High
Northeastern University
Bath Works, Shipbuilders
Bedford Couple Vacation Notes and Provincetown Trip
Bedford readers report weekend travels as Mr and Mrs Joseph LeCoffey visit relatives in Springfield VI. Edwin P Qua nd family plan a few weeks at their Mire Lake cottage in Lake NH. Mrs Frank A Goodwin and daughter Lois travel to Provincetown for a trip.
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Joseph LeCoffey
Cummings Road
Springfield
Edwin P
Springs Road
Mire
Lake
N.H
Frank A. Goodwin
Lois
Great Road
Provincetown
Summer Camp Roles and Local Events Noted
Mr and Mrs Kansanniva head to Ashburnham health camp where he serves as counselor and she as housemother. Miss Hagen of North Aeron and Miss Tervian of New York join as guests, with Tervian teaching zoology at Columbia University for summer. A canning demonstration is set at Center Congregational Church on July 9 at 2 30 pm by Grace Law. Red Cross Center Unit hosts a co workers stork shower for Mrs Robert Ford with multiple attendees and a decorated table and refreshments.
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Kal Kansanniva
Worcester County
Ashburnham
Kansanniva
John Stevens
Dora Farrar
Charles Liebfried
Sidney. White
George Hest
Hermon Palek
Janes Polonani
Mire
Walter Stevens
Ernest Washburn
Eeasian Tuttle
Roy Whitcomb
John Torkensen
Best
Sunbury Registers Small Youth Voter Turnout
Registered Sunbury youths aged 18 to 20 numbered 24 on Tuesday at Town Hall as Stephen M. W. Gray stated. Officials cited service commitments and the Wayside In School closure driving many youths away to other locations.
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Sunbury
Stephen M. W. Gray
Chief Warns Trespassers at Bedford Airport
Bedford Chief of Police Frederick H. Sullivan warns that anyone rushing to the airport during landings or on the field will be treated as trespassers. Spectators on the field have endangered pilots, and airport operators urged police action to halt the practice.
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Bedford
Frederick H. Sullivan
Acton Red Cross to Meet for Dressings Drive
Acton area volunteers plan to assemble surgical dressings for the national Red Cross drive. The West Acton room will host a work session on Wednesday from 10 am to 4 pm, and a committee meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 pm in the Acton Woman's Clubhouse.
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Acston Ref Cross
Walter B
Charles ‘Vose
Red Cross
Navy
West Acton
Joyone
Concord Thapter
Diréttora
Boxboro
Nual Red Cross
Dogs Must Be Licensed Now
Framingham notices citizens that dogs require licensing. The text warns noncompliance leads to court fines and penalties. The message emphasizes immediate compliance and potential legal action for owners who fail to license their dogs.
ARC Workers Sew Tuesdays at the Cross Church
The Tuesday sewing session at Cross Church invites women of the town to join. Bring your own lining and enjoy coffee as they craft.
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ARC Workers
Methodist Ghuroh
Sud Ba Ba of the World War I Era Reported Milestone
An OCR fragment notes a dated event in Massachusetts with a Tuesday milestone and an all-clear signal at 11:25 a.m. It mentions a first day test and a warning period, referencing naval or civil defense language and a sailed claim.
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Cliles
Tral Massachusetts
Fireside Extension Group Holds A Social Evening
The Extension Service group met at Mrs J Misenhauer s home on South Road Thursday evening A weenie roast outdoors and games followed Socializing guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Pow Jr of Elm Street who are visiting Mrs P derly s brother in Maine
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Extension Service
J Misenhauer
South ‘Road
Joanie
Richard Pow Jr
Elm Street
Maine
Fpderly
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Willi Southon
Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Willi Southon for the birth of a daughter at Synsties-A ton Hospital last week.
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Willi Southon
Synsties-Aton ‘Hospital
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