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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
2
The piece describes a Maynard graduation or class event with Lt Mabel Monin guiding a home study program. It mentions Walter Cheslak and Philip Old Port among attendees, plus plans for a ceremony led by Herbert F Fulton and community figures. A student Frank Meksehnowics, son of MY, is noted as a technical grade graduate.
Wedding notices announce the engagement of Miss Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jordan and the marriage of Miss Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs William Quinn to James J McCook son of Mr and Mrs Joseph McCook with ceremonies at Union Congregational Church and dates in June. Maynard Lodge BP OBE holds second annual May Day observance at Maynard High School auditorium with Exalted Ruler Arthur King and Wilford J Parquette delivering the principal address and a program of flags, invocations, and music by the high school orchestra.
The couple, Reski formerly of 96 Main Street and now living in Boston, were married at a tea at their home Sunday afternoon. The ceremony occurred Sept 19, 1941, with the groom a Maynard High School and Wentworth Institute graduate. They plan to reside at 40 Harding Avenue in Belmont after the Charlestown Navy yard posting.
Indications of community events and personal news include Dr. Donald O Feltus planning to keep his Nason Street office open while Dr Arthur Vowell handles duties in his absence. Dorothy Fatton’s upcoming June 20 wedding to Raymond Rwint is announced. A Maynard Republican Club annual outing is planned at Lake Mascacum in New Hampshire.
William Bain and his wife on Chandler street announce the birth of their son Richard Archer. The baby weighed nine pounds at birth, adding joy to the Bain household this week. Town records show the new addition coincides with local registry entries filed by Clerk Peke Sanderson.
Norfolk Y.M. A. swept the event with Fred McGlone taking second in 33 minutes 13 seconds. Ed Cook led the field in the six mile run with McGlone and Joe Mor Sah among the top entrants. John Kauppinen of Gardner won the two mile event in 10 minutes 33.2 seconds with Jim O’Leary of Roxbury second.
A reflective note urges readers to share warmth and affection now. It encourages speaking kindly and offering praise while friends are alive, not afterward when they are gone. The message emphasizes filling lives with sweetness and genuine care.
A fragmented look at Frances Gifford’s career including stunt scenes and dangerous filming in harsh locations for projects such as American Empire and For Whom the Bell Tolls. Mentions directors Sara Wood and Ernest Hemingway adaptations, plus cast shifts involving Rosalind Russell and Fred MacMurray from Shaker City, Iowa.
Dr Hsieh, Chinese diplomat and educator, was guest speaker at the Maynard lodge Elks annual dinner. The talk covered China’s history and modern challenges while engaging guests with Scotch stories and a Confucius collection. Members and organizers included Mrs Rainville, C P Taylor Brayden Dineen Avery Steel August Murphy and others.
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