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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
2
John Tirénch resumes duties at the local Post Office after a two week vacation and a period at Middlesex County Bank, marking his return on Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Al Scarf of New York City visit Mrs Ale'ixidé Sims as guests at Lake Boone. The brief item notes hospitality and location without additional detail.
Conp. Michael Baritone Jr Gonp along with Dominic Mancini Pic Ed ward Beals Pic George Carey and Private Waste depart Sa morning with the 379th National Guard unit from Charls Town to Cam Drum New York.
Paul Hyden son of Mr and Mrs underwent surgery at Baker Memorial last week and has since returned home to 20 Roosevelt Street.
Aksenty Lukashuk, with Martin street background, starts a week long fill annual vacation. Accompanying Lukashuk are children Paul Catherine and Madelie. They plan to visit several peaches along the coast.
Emile Dumas Sr left yesterday for Cheyenne Wyoming to attend to business matters. The trip appears to be a standard professional journey with no further details provided.
Ames Dowiey of the Middlesex County National Bank is on a week's vacation at Lake Moon.
Madeline Terassi of the Middlesex County National Bank staff left early this week for a weeklong vacation at the seashore.
Albert Pokorien employed by United Cooperative Society in the hardware department is enjoying a week's vacation down in Maine.
Laurie Manning manager of the meat department at the United Co operative Society is spending a two week vacation at Newfound Lake New Hampshire.
Maynard and Mrs Glen don Worden returned from a week in Grand Lake Stream Maine where they stayed with friends and reported excellent fishing bathing and weather. They made an 800 mile round trip by car visiting Peter Dana Point Indian Reservation and sites in Portland Bangor and Augusta. They plan a fall hunting season return. They reside at 4 Percival Street.
Mr and Mrs Argo take a two week vacation while William Sweeney the popular mail carrier is on sick leave from postal duties.
James Eaton of the Maynard Post Office is taking a two week break from duties and will resume his official duties next Monday.
Paul Kojak, a member of the Aynard Post Office staff, is spending a two week vacation. He plans to return to duties after the holiday period.
Mrs Adah Hooper, mother of Dr Hooper, marked her 86th birthday last Monday at her Sudbury summer residence. She received numerous congratulations and recognitions for the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Ewald Johnson and daughter Joanne with friend Lorraine Davis have returned from a four week vacation at Lake Winnipesaukee Center Harbor New Hampshire. They toured the White Mountains and the Belknap Range.
Amo Rivers is enjoying his annual vacation from his duties at the United Co-op, resuming normal responsibilities after the break.
Edward F. Williams, former resident manager of the Assabet Mills, has been elected president of the Boston Terminal Corporation, operators of the South Station. He also serves as a director of the New Haven railroad.
I Mason John Pozerycki of the U S Air Force who has recently returned from overseas duty is visiting his mother on Mc Kinley Street.
Mr and Mrs Joseph White and Mr and Mrs Fred Wilder have returned from a vacation that took them to Michigan and Canada.
Weekend guests of Hiram Parkins were Mr and Mrs Henry Welding of Butler Pennsylvania. Robert Parkins of Connecticut attended as well.
Local employees of the Dewey and Almy Chemical Co battery separator plant have returned to work after a dispute. Rex Corporation sued several local persons alleging wrongdoing related to the plant operations.
Miss Helen Paskiewicz is on vacation at Hampton Beach, enjoying seaside air and leisure time. Local observers note her absence from daily routines as she relaxes by the shore.
Mr and Mrs Albert Lever and family travel to Florida for the summer vacation while Miss Nancy Gehtsch enjoys a tour through the southwestern states.
More than 50 million tons of bituminous coal were transported over the Great Lakes during the past year, highlighting the region's pivotal role in energy shipments. The cargo activity underlines sustained industrial demand and infrastructure capacity supporting bulk coal movements.
Russell Naylor spent the week end at York Beach Maine and visited the Summer Playhouse in Ogunquit where he saw Margaret Truman perform in a live stage show.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Perron of Little Falls New York spent part of their vacation visiting relatives and friends here during the past week. Mrs Perron was formerly Mary Sokolowski.
Mr and Mrs Kuga Luhto of Los Angeles California are spending their vacation with friends and relatives in the area.
Harold Ledgard a broker with Maynard's Real Estate begins the advance course in Real Estate Appraising at the Harvard School of Business Administration. The program is offered by the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Connors of lain street are spending their annual vacation on the Cape enjoying seaside outings and relaxation.
The Maynard Democratic Town Committee convened at the Town House with Gerald Nee presiding. New secretary Madaline Lukashuk was named 20th voting member. William Kane and William Casey nominated as associates. A fundraising committee including Mary Flannery and others was formed to seek funds. City Councilor James P. McCarthy spoke as guest. Regular meetings set for Wednesdays 7:30 to 9 at the Town House to work on registrations.
The Band Parents club of Maynard schedules a benefit auction on Saturday July 24 at the Larkin Tennis courts Barton Road Lake Boon to raise funds for the Maynard School Band Uniform Fund. Citizens are urged to donate items suitable for the sale contact Dan Mulcahy 55 Summer Street Maynard 936 M for pickups.
George Ojalehto, son of Mrs Warne H. Saa Onder Mil road Mayna, is described as a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. The report notes his sworn-in status and mentions his enlistment through the Third Massachusetts.
The Maynard School Building Committee reports progress after contract changes with the architect and surveying of both sites. Hugh Stubbins will present preliminary drawings for committee approval as plans near completion for a new elementary school and gymnasium, with several meetings anticipated to hasten construction.
Carol Ann Dumas celebrated her first birthday July 6 at her parents' home 43 Mill Street. Attending were friends and relatives from Sudbury Hudson and nearby towns. Guests enjoyed a cake with one candle, refreshments, games, and pony rides while Carol Ann received many gifts.
The 1954 Massachusetts legislative session saw lobbyists paid a total of $216,209 for services. Thomas M. Joyce topped the list with $12,500 from the Massachusetts Electric and Gas Association, per the secretary of state’s notice.
Maynard youths Milton P. Slabysz and another private from Maynard finish an eight week field artillery unit wire men course at Fort Dix New Jersey. They trained in setting up and maintaining telephone circuits with classroom theory and practical field problems and Slabysz is a Maynard high school graduate.
Schenectady New York United Press dispatch reports Brett Fuller a deputy sheriff by profession is a clown by choice. For two decades he has performed as Arlington the Clown and recently vacationed with the Mills Brothers Circus. He joined the county sheriff's department about 40 years ago after working at a vaudeville theater in Schenectady where Barrymore and other stars performed.
Private Loskowsky, graduate of Maynard high school in 1948, joined Bari Lone and Sons before entering service. He and another man were assigned to Company M, 364th Infantry Regiment and earned the Sharpshooter Rifleman Medal.
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