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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

2

Maynard Garden Club Elects Officers and Prizes Floral Arrangements

The Maynard Garden Club held its annual meeting and luncheon at Mrs. Walter E. Carbone's home on Great Road. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. Jeaneret president and Mrs. Murphy vice president. Judges awarded first prizes to Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Thompson for arrangements featuring Kerria Japonica, Spirea, iris, and other blooms. The next meeting is set for September 11.

Maynard — Maynard Garden Club Walter E. Carbone Great Road Carbone George Murphy Frank Cleaves Benjamin Plume Albert Jeaneret Thompson Howard Wilson Jeaneret Murphy Marion Townsend Plume Arthur Coghlan James J. Ledgard George Kaler Gard John W. Lymberg Roxborough William Cameron Maynard Wilson Mrs. Carbone Hosta

Couple Welcomes Third Daughter Mary Ellen

Stow Mr and Mrs Jame Norman Stronach announce the birth of their third daughter Mary Ellen on May 26 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Maria and Mrs Catherine Stronach. The baptism was held Sunday afternoon at St Isidore's with godparents Mrs Marjorie Stronach and George Burney.

Stow Jame Norman Stronach Mary Maria Packard Road Mary Ellen Emerson Hospital James Maria Maynard Catherine Stronach Boston Walter J. O'Donnell St. Isidore’s Marjorie Stronach George Burney Hudson

Estes and Quenneville wed at St Michael's Church

George Banks served as best man for Miss Janice M Estes of Hudson and Donald A Quenneville of Marlborough at St Michael's Church in Hudson on Saturday afternoon. Investment urging savings bonds appears at page end.

George Banks Janice M_ Estes Hudson Donald A_ Quenneville Marlborough St. Michael's Church

Pauls Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary in Maynard

Paul and Katherine Paul observe their golden anniversary with open house and mass at St. Bridget's. The couple, natives of Newfoundland, reside at 41 Sudbury Street and have four sons and four daughters along with 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

St. Bridget's Walter J. Brown Mr. Paul Newfoundland Rod & Gun Club Paul American Woolen Company Katherine O'Brien Maj Raymond M Air Force Maryvale Cal Alphonse J John J Maynard James J., Jr Vassalboro Agnes Gruber Helen King Emma Tombeno West Concord Lewis Booth Hudson

Maynard Birthday Honor for Waltham Man Keyes

Maynard resident George I. L. Keyes was guest of honor at his daughter Cheryl Anderson’s home in Maynard for his 75th birthday. Keyes, his wife Emily, and five of his six children plus 13 grandchildren attended from as far as Warwick Rhode Island. Guests presented money gifts and a transistor radio.

Maynard George I. L. Keyes Waltham Louis P. Anderson Pine Street Keyes Warwick R. I Emily Cheryl Anderson

All American Club Cookout at Ruble Grounds

The All-American Club held its monthly meet and cookout at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruble's grounds at 51 Brooks Street. Collation was prepared by Hav and Sylvia Ruble, Fred Perani, Jean and Ed Massey, and Mary Williams won a centerpiece donated by Jean Massey.

Maynard Harold Ruble Brooks Street Wo “Hav Sylvia Ruble Mpi Fred Perani Jean Ed Massey Mary Williams Jean Massey

Card of Thanks for Wilma J. Wilgren family

The family of the late Wilma J. Wilgren expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness shown during their recent bereavement.

Mary C. Smith Wilma J. Wilgren

Elks To Conduct Initiation Here

Maynard Lodge of Elks No. 1568 will hold initiation at the next meeting Monday evening at B P O E Hall. Exalted Ruler Edgar MacLean will preside. Date of the next smoker will be announced.

Maynard Maynard Lodge of Elks, No. 1568 B. P. O. E. Hall Edgar MacLean

Maynard seniors inducted into National Honor Society

Maynard Chapter welcomes three new honorary members Patrick Crotty Ann Lawlor and Burt uvior Induction features scripture reading pledge and flags Principal Mattioli Clair and Sawutz sponsor piano solo and pin distribution Sophomores provide refreshments Elks lodge support noted Graphite discovery in Cumberland England leads to over 1.5 billion pencils sold in the U S annually about nine per person says UP I trade sources

Maynard Maynard Chapter Nationa Honor Society Patrick Crotty Ann Lawlor Burt Uvior Frediane D. Mattioli John Clair Clair Mattioli Brown Jear Wick Evelyn Sawutz National Honor Society Maynard Lodge Ci Elks New York UPI Cumberland England America

Children’s Day Awards Highlight Union Church Service

Stow Sunday marks Children’s Day at Union Evangelical with an 11 a.m. service and an afternoon program by kindergarten and primary children. Perfect attendance honors go to Earle and Linda Cummings and Steven Gray, plus many others receiving faithful attendance awards.

Elaine Wynaught Sharyn Johnson Judy Wynaught Nancy Smith George Huntley Zane Dargaty James Scraggs James Nancy Buzzel Francis Hanson Donna Michael Hunter Susan Huntley Elizabeth Kyle George Peck Sharon Peck Anne Karen Lyn Reichle Lynn Santa Donna Scruggs Ellen Servey Thetean Iul Cyrus Kendrick Barbara Smith Henry Murphy Richard Buzzell Christine Hunter Thomas Servey Marcia Bushnell

Lions Aid Safety Meeting in South Sudbury

Maynard Lions Club met at Kaffestoga in South Sudbury with President Carey Hudson chairing a supper gathering. Guests included Kenneth Fitzgerald Worsley Fardy and Rudolph W Currier. They planned a June 17 installation at Marlborough Coun supervision of Patrolman Vert Lankiewicz, the safety officer. Henry Turcotte spoke on The Big Circus project. Hodgess won the door prize.

Maynard — Lions Club Kaffestoga South Sudbury Carey Hudson Kenneth Fitzgerald Worsley Fardy P.D Rudolph W. Currier Marlborough Coun Vert Lankiewicz Henry Turcotte Albert Hodgess Hodgess

Local couple honored for 25th wedding anniversary

Maynard celebrates Mr. and Mrs. William O. Littig with an almost surprise open house at their Forest Street home. The Littigs, married June 6, 1936 in Roxbury, moved from Watertown to Maynard 13 years ago. About 50 friends and relatives from Boston and nearby towns attended. They have two children, Barbara Joan and Allan Ralph. Gifts included a driftwood tree with silver dollars and a doll with dollar bill fans. A phone greeting from sister-in-law Mary Buckley in Los Angeles added to the evening.

Maynard William O. Littig Hono Forest Street Littleton Barbara Joan Maynard High Pierce Secretarial School Raytheon Spencer Lab Burlington Allan Ralph Mary Lovely Mrs. Littig

Fire at storage barn causes $12009 loss

A Monday fire at the storage barn behind the M T O Brien buildings on Nason street, owned by Boston & Maine Railroad and leased to Pekkala, burned rapidly. Fire Chief Philip A. Wilson estimated $4,000 damage to the structure and $8,000 to its contents, including plumbing supplies and copper tubing. Acton assisted at the station. the blaze likely started from grass near by, possibly from youths smoking.

Maynard M. T. O’brien Nason Street Boston & Maine Railroad Pekkala Philip A. Wilson Acton Wilson

Community notices and personal happenings in Maynard

Local residents report births marriages graduations and religious observances. Patricia Ann Latva graduates Chandler School for Women in Boston after Rose Hawthorne High in Concord and Maynard items note St Casimir functions and Sacred Heart observances with announcements of baptisms anniversaries and social events across town.

Patricia Ann Latva Onni O. Latva Marlboro Street Chandler School For Women Boston Rose Hawthorne High Concord

Rummage And Food Sale At Stow Church

Rummage and food sale at First Parish Tarian Stow on State 17 from 10 to 1. Keith T. Martin is the man of the sale with expected variety of articles including clothing, equipment, furniture, books, drapes. Donations contact Mrs Martin or Mrs Bernard at TWinoaks.

Keith T. Martin Martin Bernarder Twinoaks

Birthday Thanks Card From Agnes W Bi May

My sincere thanks and appreciation to my relatives and many friends who sent me cards gifts and best wishes on my birthday.

Agnes W. Bi

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