Maynard Community Activities And Congregational Events
Maynard area gatherings include summer union services at the former edifice through July 26 each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. A Maynard delegation attended the Ibsex-Essex Grange meeting in Wilmington with plans for a Pomona outing in July or August. The Maynard Rainbow is staging a giant rummage sale at the Town on September 11 and 12. Calls about summer articles can be made to Milfred Koskinen. The Maynard Community Band will perform in Sudbury for the Fourth of July with two concerts and a parade. The Finnish Evangelical Mission Congregational Church holds midweek devotionals and sick visitation. a Camp Clear event is noted in South River. George White awaits duty with the U.S. Army at St Eustis after welcoming his infant daughter Constance Marie. Elizabeth Jarmulowicz seeks re-entry to Wellesley for graduate studies in the fall. Local 324 union leaders from Acton plant and Rutgers University assignment are named with alternates. Charles and Piecewicz host a benefit whist party to fund the Carrolan Chimes for St. Casimir’s church.
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Wilmington
Local youths join U S Army at Boston base
Walter R Mason Roger A MacGlasting and Robert W Bradbury will not attend at the Town House as Priddy selectmen announce due to the long holiday week Norman Castle Greet Road left Saturday for a month vacation Mr and Mrs Fred Aljuna and daughter Nancy are on vacation in California by airplane
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U.S. Army
Boston Army Base
Walter R. Mason
Roger A. MacGlasting
Robert W. Bradbury
Priddy
Norman Castle
Greet Road
Wychdaug
Fred Aljua
Nancy
California
Catholic Nominee Seen Stirring Political Tension
Boston Catholic sociologist warns the nomination of a Catholic for president could provoke renewed anti Catholic sentiment. He notes previous polls show voters uneasy and cites 1928 and 1940 figures, calling for a united Protestant Catholic Jew commitment to human dignity to reduce prejudice. He argues interreligious tension is greatest in education and notes policy battles over funding, Bible teaching, and religious symbols.
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Boston Upi
Notre Dame
John
al Smith
Kane
Boston College
Dog ruptured disc relief offered by 15 minute operation
Boston report notes that ruptured discs affect dogs especially small breeds like dachshunds beagles and pekingese. About 75 percent may improve after a 15 minute operation developed by Dr Eric Olson at a veterinary hospital in Boston and other clinics in the United States.
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Boston
Eric Olson
Imal
Beton
United States
Golden Wedding Thanks From Mr and Mrs Phonics
A short message of gratitude from Mr and Mrs Phonics thanking friends for support on their golden wedding anniversary. The note ends with signatures.
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Mysi Phonics
Jehovah's Witnesses face religious rights denial in Argentina
Maynard congregation reports that Jehovah's Witnesses in Argentina are denied constitutional rights to worship and assemble. A protest vote and petitions plan to urge Frondizi's government to rectify restrictions on non Catholic groups.
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Maynard
Jehovah's Witnnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Argentina
Afd
Argentine
Edmund Caven
Itatotal
Jehovah's Witnesses
Frondizi
Caper
Polio Vaccine Debate At World Health Conference
International World Health Organization meeting with scientists from 20 nations weighs live attenuated polio vaccine against Salk killed virus. Proponents cite field tests in Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Singapore and Latin America showing strong protection. U.S. Public Health Service urges further controlled trials before broad use.
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Louts Cagsels
United Press International
Washington
UPI
America
World Health Organization
Russia
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Singapore
Latin America
U. S
Hayes of Vermont Mother of the Year contest loses title
Lloyd J. Hayes, 45, a widower from Newport Vermont, entered the Vermont Mother of the Year contest claiming he has acted as both mother and father to his seven year old son and 13 year old daughter. He did not win the title, which went to a woman.
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Newport
Hayes
Vermont
Rotary Installs New State Officers At Ladies Night
Rotary club at No Acton held a Ladies Night at the home of Ray L. Harris Route 27 North Acton Monday evening with about 100 attendees. President Joseph Lynn led the program as Past President Herbert W. Martin presided. William F Osbeck was installed as president of the new state, with Thomas C Eley vice president Paul Cornwall secretary Anthony Sebastian treasurer Bert Jenkins sergeant at arms and Bachrach named to the executive committee. Social activities and games followed at Harris grounds.
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Rotary
No. Acton
Awerry
Ray L. Harris
North Acton
Joseph
Lynn
Egbers
Tom
Herbert W. Martin
Karen Nelson
Linda —Nelson
Dist
Herbert
O’neil
Fitchburg
Falula Paper Company
O'Neil
Interna
William F. Osbeck
Thomas Cj Eley
Paul Cornwall
Anthony Sebastian
Bert Jenkins
Bachrach
Execu
Jenkins
J Real
Maynard St Casimir Holy Society Rae Set Sunday July 12
Maynard St Casimir Holy Society Rae sets Sunday July 12 for its annual picnic on the new grounds Great Road. The event was postponed last Sunday due to weather. proceeds will go to the church improvement fund as the public is invited. New committee chairmen announced Joseph Pozerycki Charles Piecewigg Benjamin Gudzinowicz Stanley Kulik. The society plans a campaign against obscene literature and seeks local cooperation. The silhouette trends for fall emphasize a natural shape with lifted waistline and slim hips. Girdles reinforce hips and thighs with new tents. Contoured back panels aid a unicorseted look.
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Maynard
Stanley Kulik
Knights of Columbus Dedication Ceremony in Clinton
Clinton Sunday Maynard Joseph E Booth royd and Great Road state secretary spoke at the dedication and cornerstone laying for Clinton Council No 1701. Rev Leon Mecrath and Mrs Elizabeth Stanton of Fitchburg attended. Following the ceremonies a supper was served. Knights of Columbus officers and members from across Central Massachusetts attended.
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Maynard
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Great Road
Massachusetts Knights A Columbus
Clinton Council
Clinton
Leon Mecrath
St. John’s
Elizabeth Stanton
Fitchburg
Thomas G. Feenan
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Cave guides learn humor to keep Meramec tours lively
Twenty geologists from across the country serve as cave guides at Meramec Caves this summer. They are trained to tell jokes first to avoid coming off as overly technical during tours, per Lester B. Dill.
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D Stanton
Meramec
Cave
Lester B. Dill
Maynard Man Appointed Administrator of St Paul’s Center
James M. Sullivan, formerly of Maynard, is named administrator of St Paul’s New England Center for blinded adults, replacing Dr. Gordon B. Connor who moves to Pittsburgh. Sullivan, an educator and former Guilford High School coach, earned a BS from Boston University and a masters from Fairfield University. He served in the US Army and is married with four children.
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Maynard
Catholic Guild For the Blind
Boston
James M. Sullivan
St. Paul
Boston University
Fairfield University
Conn
Guilford High School
Sullivan
Maynard High School
U.S. Army
Snowshoes Produced Commercially in Norway in 1862
Reading notes show snowshoes were produced commercially in Norway in the year 1862. The fragment indicates early manufacturing and trade activity, highlighting Norway as a site of winter gear production during the period.
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Norway
Maynard and White announce first child Constance Marie
Mr and Mrs George White formerly Elaine Martin of 12 Lincoln Street announce the birth of their daughter Constance Marie at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herbert W Martin and Mrs George F White Sr Hudson.
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Maynard
George White
Elaine
Martin
Lincoln Street
Constance Marie
Jane
Emerson Hospital
Herbert W. Martin
George F. White
Hudson
Omissions at Emerson Junior High School Bond Notice
In last week’s publication the name Roberta Clark was omitted from the Emerson Junior High School bond and savings bond notice. The document refers to Meynhard in relation to the bond issue and U.S. savings bonds.
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Meynhard
Roberta Clark
Aang
Kénor
Emerson Junior High
Opening of New Lodge Home Prompts August Preparations
The Assabet area hosts talks about a grand opening this September. Members of all Lodges plan a celebratory gathering with new quarters, bar, and gold braid on Slugger Steward’s outfit. Elks records show $3,000,000 accumulated and $453.10 in interest.
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Jonsey
Benham
B. FE
Assabet
Slugger
The
Elks
Golden Wedding Celebration Held At Daughter’s Home
Mr and Mrs Maynard Thomas celebrated their golden wedding Sunday at their daughter’s home. About 156 guests attended from Stoneham Hopkinton Actons Concord and Maynard. The couple received many gifts cards and messages of congratulations.
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Thomas French
Maynard
Thomas
Mr. Great Pad
Stonejim
Hopkinton
Actons
Concord
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Sudbury
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St. Casimir’s
Mission Congregational Church
Eino J. Ha
Mism Congregational Church
Camp Clear
South Rver
Adelaide Sims
Concord Street
Lake Boone
Mrs. Alschaft
York City
U.S. Army Unis
St Eustis
Elizabeth Jarmulowicz
Harrison Street
Wellesley
Edward Dias
Fred Purtell
Local 324
Internaal Chemical Workers
Rutgers Universityunswick
N.J
Ed Oglivie
S.M. Jones
Charles F. Piecewicz
St. Casimir’s Church
Clubfoot
A Ee
Plan Pitot
Guilford
Feacher
Toronto
Canada
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John I Heave
Trong Club
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