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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
3
A batch of brief items notes graduates from Massachusetts State College and Northeastern University, a reunion at Amherst, and summer plans for school staff. It also mentions soldiers' returns from furlough, a parish festival closing, and local sports and achievements including a high school athlete's letters and a piano scholarship.
Benny Gudzinowics and Lalli were awarded Bachelor of Science in education at the four year junior high school college commencement. The event was held Monday afternoon at Mikburg State Teachers College. Lali, a Maynard high school graduate, was a member of the college debating team. Peter Piecewicz of Tuts College is at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Anthon Piecewicz Front Street.
Miss Marion Hull was surprised Thursday by local Girl Scout leaders and Scouts who treated her to dinner at the Hotel Kenall in Framingham. Afterward they hosted a party at the Town House, smiling with the guest of honor.
Banns announced for Miss Mary Cheney daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Cheney Bring Lane and Joseph Conrad Mayberry of Waltham and Bridgton Maine for marriage on Saturday June 21 at St Bridget’s church a nuptial mass.
Bert Lowell, 72, longtime Maynard resident and loom fixer at a local mill, died recently after health troubles that prompted his departure from the area about twenty years ago. Interment took place in Florida.
Ruth E Mc Kenna of Pumping Station road was awarded a Master of Arts degree at Boston University commencement exercises on Monday. A Maynard High School graduate she previously earned a Boston University bachelor’s degree last spring and continued to complete her master's this past year.
Members of the Anchor and Ark Glee Club enjoyed a May outing with boating swimming and other entertainments. The trip included leadership by Corey as vice treasurer and Mermind as secretary with David Wae as treasurer and K Mac Dusiness manager and Joriesbrarian handling archives.
The Monday afternoon Whist Club at Elks hall announced a special prize to Rachel Lester and whist prizes to Madeline DeMars Susie Shee hen Alice Murphy Elizabeth Play art Mildred Zaniewski Susie Kelley Julia White Helen Mailin Mrs Fitzgerald Rachel Lester and Mary Connors.
Dr Vincent J Pollina Jr opens a podiatry office at 81 Union Street Framingham and will see patients Wednesday from 9 am to 5 pm by appointment He is a graduate of the Badcon Institute and currently a clinic instructor in orthopedics and foot care His five year tenure with the profession is noted.
Marriage intentions filed at the town clerk include Joseph Conrahl Mayberry of Waltham and Mary B Cheney of Maynard. Paul Setzo and Vera Rudziak of Maynard. Doris M LeSage and Arthur Vatreety of Maynard. William Larson of Maynard and Louise Maviano of Lowell. Antonio Borzuniato of Hudson and Rosalia Ferrera of Maynard. Aghes F Glebua of Maynard and Peter Rizzo of Walam. Annett Waller of Maynard and Rita M McDonagh of Lowell. and others including Frank Carlino and Doris LeSage.
Adelaide Sims invited to serve as chaplain at a Maynard Grange meeting. Mrs. Mario Johnson Worthy Pomona of Massachusetts will preside. Mrs Mary Shear, lecturer of the Massachusetts State Grange, will introduce the evening speaker. Duets by Maynard Grange and solos by Eric Parnell will enhance the program.
The clipped notes reference Veronica Lake placing second in a beauty contest, Bing Crosby rumored to trim weight by ranch work, and Madeleine Carroll as a French maid on stage. Dorothy Lamour’s hairdresser ties, Patricia Morison’s brunette to blonde image, and Ray Milland’s intense training are noted alongside other quirky career snippets from early show business.
An article notes a Kiwanis weekly meeting featuring an address on The Flag and National Defense by Thomas Kley, introduced by Ernest Lacroix. Jules A. Fournier led the business session, with a brief patriotic program and Flag Week observance including singing led by Harold R. Wheeler.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss reforms aimed at balancing wealth and need. References to scarcity, social measures, and appetite for policy changes appear without clear names or dates. The text hints at a debate on poverty relief and economic reform.
A damaged OCR fragment provides sparse text with scattered words like sticulating, mil war, constant, nesme, and ill, lacking coherent event, names, dates, or places.
A fragmented note discusses timing for sowing seeds in June and predicts germination in warm weather with flowering possible by late July. It lists various annuals such as alyssum centaureas clarkia and sunflowers and mentions a mix that could germinate in five days and bloom in about thirty, though the text is garbled.
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