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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
2
The St Casimir Parish Lawn Party offers many awards and special prizes with events scheduled for July 24 and 26. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Kathleen Crotty and Mrs Louise France, are noted among attendees with plans for dances, refreshments, and community raffles.
Mrs Thomas King returns from Vermont visiting son William. William Kings Lauri Hyvarila resumes duties at Town House after Ashby vacation spent fishing. Beatrice France of Brad Rowlands visited Mrs Louise France. Chuck DeGrappa’s orchestra reformed, to perform at high school auditorium next Wednesday. Local residents at Salisbury Beach include Bobritsky Nadia Har chino eri Harachko Helen Jécier Andrew Kozak and visitor Oskirko. Earl Lambert, son of Mrs Ke Lambert, is at Edwards with the National Guard for two weeks. Ledgard Parker Street returns from Falmouth vacation and leaves Saturday for Mass State Teachers College summer course. Town Clerk Frank Sanderson returns to duties after extended motor trip.
Local Elks hall hosted a lively crowd of loyal members as they followed the Democratic convention proceedings Tuesday evening with evident interest and enthusiasm.
Miss Salamone wishes to become the bride of Stephen Marella of West Newton. Family expresses pride and lists gifts including a scarf from her parents. A Sunday guest is noted in the article fragment.
Local pharmacy on Main Street installs a new 3 ton air conditioning system. Installation credited to Brackett Fanti and associates, with electrical work by Aimee C Commercial.
Governor Bradford creates a five man Bedford Airport committee awaiting executive council confirmation. Members include Winfield Reid Westeld Philip M Morgan J Reed Morss Arthur D Cronin and George A McLaughlin. The board will appoint an airport management committee to oversee construction maintenance and operation of the Bedford International Airport.
A terse OCR fragment notes a league clash between Pac Club and Maynard at Crowe's Park, with kickoff or match time around noon. Details are garbled but indicate a first half and a winery league reference, all at Crowe's Park.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Maynard Johnson and Guttenburg Sweden with references to a European trip. It notes expectations about a game, a contract, and continuation of duties by an individual named Johnson, with unclear context and assorted garbled phrases.
Maynands-Georger, son of Mr and Mrs George of Tremont, enlisted in the Regular Army for two years. Sgt Oscar Tidland announced from the Marlboro Recruiting Station. A well known Maynard high school athlete, he starred in football and base pall. He was enlisted on the 7th of 1948 by Richard of the Marlboro office.
Maynard Kelley age 69 died Thursday evening at his Hudson home after a long residence in ward areas. He was a longtime carpenter, formerly with Bolston Worcester and Victory Plastics guard, and son of Mahk Kelley and Mary Kelley. Survived by Solarei Rose Coggins, three sons Joseph Levi and Robert Jr, a granddaughter Nancy, five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held Monday at St Michael's Church Rev William Hickey officiating with burial in the parish cemetery.
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Carl M Heinonen died Wednesday after a lingering illness at age 60 in Maynard. He was a weaver in local mills and a 40 year resident of town. He leaves wife Julia, daughter Ruth Hientanen of Wilmington Delaware, sons Russell and Eero of Maynard, two grandchildren, two brothers in New Jersey and Connecticut. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at St John Lutheran Glendale Street with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Fowler Funeral Services in charge. Maud Tourville and Joseph Tourville have returned from vacation.
The Bosworth family expresses heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Flowers and sympathies were a great consolation. Orrin R. Bosworth and Thelma Bosworth.
We express heart felt thanks and appreciation to relatives neighbors and friends for their kindness during the death of our late wife mother and sister Mrs Mary Aylward Doran Ronald Doran and Family Mrs Clifford King John Aylward James Aylward
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