Maynard Residents And Friends Share Summer Plans
News item details local families and friends from Maynard and nearby areas. Ernest and family vacationing at Lake Winnipesaukee NH. Katherine Sheridan leaving for Lake Ossipee NH. Milne family visiting relatives on Great Road. Fettus family at Lake Memphremagog Canada with Dr Fettus resuming practice July 9. Lent, Jr. graduates and works at Technology Instrument Corp Acton. Harding returns to duties after vacation. Deputy Du mas on leave from Cambridge Jail. Rob ert Sheridan and family visiting from Washington DC.
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Mrs
Donald
Fettus
Gladys
Steven
Lake Memphremaygog
Canada
Feltus
Recruit trainee Deane reports for basic training at Great Lakes
Maynard Edward Deane, residing at 14 Euhid Avenue, reported last week to the U S Naval Training Center at Great Lakes for two weeks basic recruit training. Deane joined Surface Division 1-19 at the Naval Reserve Training Center on Bedford Avenue in Lowell last February and has attended there since.
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Maynard
Edward
Deane
Euhid Avenue
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Sinois
Surface Division 1-19
Nave Reserve Training Center
Bedford Avenue
Lowell
déné@rill
Owl tangled in kite string on university campus
A reportedly clever old owl became ensnared in kite string up in a tree on the Illinois Weslaven University campus. It hooted until students alerted the Bloomington fire department, which rescued the bird.
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Bloomington
Illinois Weslaven University
Bloomington Fire Department
Neighbors Harvest 70 Acres After Roiger Injury
Rural action near York Nebraska reports neighbors moved onto J C Roiger farm and used all corn picking equipment to harvest 70 acres of his corn following his injury in a grain elevator accident.
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York, Nebb
J.C. Roiger
Local Dentist- On Successful Fishing Trip
Maynard Dr. Warren A. Graichen and his party returned from a ten day Canadian fishing expedition to the Chibougaman region. They fished Lake Wacanicki and landed an 18 pound grey trout by Dr Walter Graichen, with Warren second at 14 pounds. The group reported many lake trout three to five pounds and limits of speckle trout averaging one and a half to two and a half pounds. The lake is twenty five miles long with ice present on arrival and four cabins managed by the Canadian Government. Canoe fishing involved a flight from Cache Lake.
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Maynard
Warren A. Graichen
Walter G. Graichen
F. E. O’malley
Karl Bell
Framingham
Chibougaman
Canada
Lake Wacanicki
Walter Graichen
Warren Graichen
Cache Lake
Maynard Family Attends Suomi Synod Conference
Maynard Mrs. R FE Keto and son Robert attended the 67th annual Suomi Synod conference in Astabula Ohio. The six day event featured ordination ceremonies at Bethany Lutheran Church with a 50 pastor procession and choir. Rev. Douglas Ollila will begin as pastor of West Barnstable in the Eastern Conference of Suomi Synod.
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Maynard
R. FE
Keto
Robert
de Mars Street
Ohio
Suomi Synod
Astabula
Bethany Lutheran Church
Douglas Ollila
West Barnstable
Eastern Conference of Lutheran Churches of Suomi Synod
Astatula
Brownies Visit Indian Museum Exhibit at Harvard
Six carloads of Treon 5 Brownie Scouts spent June 20 at the Indian Museum in Harvard. They viewed Indian relics and heard museum commentaries then picnicked on the Village Green. Leaders were Mrs. Charles Warren and others. drivers thanked included several volunteers.
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Harvard
Charles Warren
Allan Maki
Toivo Erkkinen
Framingham Man Joseph Hanna Dies At 72
Joseph Hanna of 10 McKinley Street Framingham died Friday at Framingham Union Hospital aged 72. He was born in Lawrence a former American Woolen Company employee and a Maynard Lodge Elks member. Survived by widow Catherine and children William and Mrs Mary Torrey. Funeral Monday at St Bridget's Church with burial at St Bridget's Cemetery. Bearers named Frank Kane Nicholas Kane Dominic Martino Joseph Kavanaugh Peter Gilleney Norman Sims.
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Maynard
Joseph Hanna
McKinley Street
Framingham Union Hospital
Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Maynard Lodge of Elks
Catherine
William
Mary Torrey
Framingham
St. Bridget’s Church
Gerard Creighton
Morgan Foley
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Frank Kane
Nicholas Kane
Dominic Martino
Joseph Kavanaugh
Peter Gilleney
Norman Sims
Sheehan
White
Local Deeds Show Decrease in May at Waltham
Concords Trends real estate bulletin reports deeds recorded during May at Waltham show a decrease from prior months. The May tally reflects fewer transfers, with several parcels tied to local buyers and investors in the area.
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Concord — “Trends
Real Estate Bulletin
Waltham
Toasted Corn Bread French Toast Tip and Big Race
Leftover eggrn bread becomes French toast with a dip of milk two beaten eggs nutmeg and salt then fried golden. Logan Batcheller leads the country and has the leg up on RC Markus Mielleux in the $50 000 added Massachusetts race replacing Walter Blum who cannot mount due to other commitments.
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New York
Logan Batcheller
Markus’ Mielleux
Massachusetts
Walter Blum
Dr. Holmio Delivers Talk At St John’s Glendale
Dr Armag Holmio dean of the Theological Seminary of Suomi College Hancock Michigan spoke at St John’s Maynard Street Glendale last Saturday evening. He led a devotional service in the chapel and after intermission screened educational movies in the vestry for the congregation.
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Maynard
St. John Ev. Lutheran Church
Glendale Street
Armag Holmio
Theological Seminary of
Suomi College
Hancock
Michigan
Holmio
Louisiana Commission Orders 5 Cent Pay Phones And Toll Cuts
The Louisiana Public Service Commission required Southern Bell to cut pay station rates from a dime to five cents and ordered a 20 percent reduction in intrastate long distance tolls, effective Aug 1 for tolls and Sept 1 for pay stations. The panel denied a rate increase of over six million dollars and signaled further potential reductions, noting Southern Bell’s control by AT&T.
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Baton Range
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Southern’ Bell Telephone Company
Louisiana
Southern Bell
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York
State Emmlo Assn Will At Lyman School
Massachusetts State Employees Association Worcester County holds meeting at Lyman School for Boys in Westboro on Thursday July 5 at a p m Pan Walsh president and William Marcello 1st vice president speak on the proposed State Employees Salary Classification Plan submitted by the Barrington Association. Walsh and Marcello served on Barrington Advis ory committee. Worcester County employees invited. Alphonse Lizotte Lyman School representative will moderate with a questions and answers period after the program.
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Massachusetts State Employees Association
Worcester County
Lyman School For Boys
Westboro
Pan
Walsh
William Marcello
Wll
Barrington Association
Marcello
Alphonse Lizotte
Lyman School
Maynard Lt Case Promoted to First Lieutenant
Lt Frank Case, an Air Force pilot at Sheppard Air Base Texas, reports promotion to first lieutenant and that his unit will move to Bedford in August. A Maynard High and Norwich University graduate, he trained as a tank man and earned jet wings after fourteen months. He is married to Mary E Lehto of Stow, and they have a son Thomas.
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Maynard
Frank Case
Air Force
Shephard Air Base
Texas
Bedford
Case
Maynard High
Norwich University
Vermont Military College
Fort Knox
Mary E. Lehto
Stow
Thomas
Out-of-town births listed at Emerson Hospital
Concord residents welcomed newborns last week at Emerson Hospital with several out-of-town families noted. Entries include Nowick of Great Road, Dow of West Acton, Herrisx of Randall Road Maynard, Carney of Tuake Warren Drive Littleton, Linehan of Hunt Road Bedford, Pfeiffer on South Road Bedford, Smith on Old Bedford Road Lincoln, Kangas of Glen dale Street Maynard, Allen of School Street West Acton.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Stanley Nowick
Great Road
Maynard
Russell Dow
West Acton
Ralph Herrisx
Randall Road
Herbert W. Carney
Tuake Warren Drive
Littleton
John F. Linehan
Hunt Road
Bedford
Douglas Pfeiffer
South Road
John E. Smith
Old Bedford Road
Lincoln
Allan Kangas
Glendale Street
George Allen
School Street
Realty broker gaps across South Dakota counties
A Real Estate Board list shows nine of South Dakota’s 67 counties have no real estate brokers at all. Eight additional counties have only one or two brokers, highlighting sparse coverage in parts of the state.
Abnormal Weather Seen Everywhere Across Year
A United Press analysis notes persistent unusual weather with anomalies in both East and West. March featured extremes from record drought in Dallas and Sacramento to severe snow in New York and New England.
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Weather Bureau
Columbia
Springfield
Dallas
del Rio
Tex
Sacramento
Calif
Yard of 9 dren Clayey all day det mother
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Ernest Richards
Ernest, Eddie
Ann Marie
Wall Court
Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
Katherine Sheridan
Bent Avenué
Lake Ossipee
William Milne, Jr
Katherine
Mrs. Milne
Spec’’ White
James Lent, Jr
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Technology Instrument Corp
Acton
Mr. Lent
James Lent
Main Street
Theodore Jones
Ricord
Mildred Jones
Georgia
Stanley. Harding
Emile A. Dumas
Cambridge
Robert L. Sheridan
Washington, D. C
OWL
Butler Ave
Ashtabula
U. S
Maynard Board of Health
Leo F. Mulein
Heal Estate
Dial
Maynard Woolen Company
Carlisle
Lexington
Sudbury
Toby
Wayland
DR. Holmio
ST. John's
State
Emmlo Assn
Case OF Maynard
S. Dakota
United Press Extra
Joseph L. Myler
U. P
Washington
Ureau
Sheridan
Wyo
Amarillo
Sehnectady
N. Y
Polar Basin
Marth
Oldsmobile
Harrison St
With Matt King
Dial Twinoaks
Woolworth's
Acetate
Woolworth CO
Gauge Elasticae
Enn
Studio of Photography
Waltham ST. Maynard, Mass
Color
Bauer & Black
Amy Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
THURS
Sane Way Rock
Sun
Tues
Julie
PRI OF Major
Jeff C
Nash
Doe
Ican Woolen
Ience
State Employment Office
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