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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
2
A string of regional social items covers visits to Old Orchard Beach and Beverly Massachusetts. Local residents like Miss Evelyn Walsh join Raytheon in Hud, Patricia Dawson hosts relatives, and Mrs Graham visits Framingham. James Ledgard undergoes surgery. fishermen report bass catches at Lake Boon. The piece notes vacations, hospital stays, and travel through New England communities.
Maynard and a group of entertainers performed for veterans at the Cushing facility. The show featured Christofono and Crosby with variety acts and Vocal selections. An accordionist provided musical accompaniment and the audience of patients welcomed the entertainment enthusiastically.
John Trench popular substitute clerk at the local post office for 16 years receives appointment as a regular effective July 1. A medical note mentions only about 12 percent of nicotine in a cigarette escapes when inhaled versus 83 percent when not inhaled, per the American Medical Journal.
Maynard notes from the Std Co Massachusetts State Guard drill report a planned August 4 Camp Edwards duty tour and a continued strong unit readiness. The State Inspection of April 1, 1946 earned a very good rating and Lt Col Jacobsen praised the unit for a 100 percent improvement. A Non commissioned Officers School concluded the drill with a vacancy for Corporal and competitive promotion process.
Marlboro VFW defeated St. Bridget Holy Name 7 to 3 as Watts took the loss allowing nine hits while Brennan fanned eight for Marlboro. Al Allaire contributed a first inning homer with two on, and made a spectacular one handed catch in right center to save a hit during the game.
A baby daughter was born at Marlboro Hospital to Maynard and Mrs Keén Jarvinen. Grandparents are Mrs Paul Jarvinen of Fairfield Street and Mrs Mary Lu.
A cryptic note in a clipped format mentions Philip and a Mayhaid event titled Jarheés. The fragment hints at an announcement or dossier but lacks clear details or context for full interpretation.
Private First Class Robert A Lourville re-enlists one year and six months with the First Cavalry Division Overseas since March 27 1946. He serves Tokyo Japan with the 5th Cavalry Regiment and receives the Victory Ribbon Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon and Army of Occupation Ribbon. A former Maynard Junior High student and mechanic by trade he joined the Army October 4 1944, trained at Fort McClellan Alabama. His parents Mr and Mrs Ara Lourville live in Mayna.
All children who will be six by January 15 1947 may enter first grade in September. Those not registered at the May preschool clinic last May should register at the Superintendent of Schools office before July 29. Preschool examinations at Roosevelt School begin August 5 by appointment to assess mental social and physical maturity for better school adjustment. Appointments will be mailed to registered children's parents.
In Maynard the under age group born between January 16 and June 1, 1947 must be six by January to enter grade one in September. Examinations run August 14, 1946 at Roosevelt School conducted by a State Department Rema ctuie. Parents must apply for an appointment by July 31 at the Office of the Superintendent of Schools.
Maynard Dramatic Club held its July session at the Twilight Club Lake Boone on Tuesday the sixteenth. After the business meeting a social gathering followed with music by Johnnie Lubin and refreshments organized by Helen Ketola. The note hints at upcoming events and mentions Roy Helander. Miliondis once led the U.S. sunflower seed industry.
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