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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
8
The Maynard High School senior class enjoyed a harbor outing with a day on the water. Doyle and Alice Fearne led activities with MR Manty and William H Reynolds also noted among attendees.
Among those to receive diplomas at the Harvard ceremonies are Dicky Grondahl known as Dicky who earned his varsity letter for five years and one year on the basketball quintet. James Ledgard son of Mr and Mrs Ledgard along Summer Street Simon Seder son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Seder to graduate from Harvard Law Sidney McCleary Jr son of Mr and Mrs Sidney McCleary Brooks Street will graduate from Harvard College of Business Administration.
The Maynard Board of Health and state federal health departments call for volunteers to collect mosquitoes across communities to help prevent encephalitis. Collectors will label containers, send specimens to the state lab, and receive periodic bulletins and a final report. Volunteers should contact Lester K. Cowles, board chairman.
Johnny Pegwee Smith, a three season veteran of Maynard scholastic sports, was elected captain for next year’s MHS baseball. A left handed thrower and right handed batter, he started as a pitcher but moved to the outfield due to a lame arm. He led the junior basketball quintet to the Inter-class title last winter and remains popular with teammates and classmates.
The Maynard Camera Club elected officers at a recent meeting with Herbert Ruoteala as president Leslie River as vice president Walter Luoma as secretary Ari Stabell as treasurer and Oliver Lam pila as scribe. Guests attended and two members enrolled as new entrants.
Peter igaly ee Maynard died at four or five days short of his eighty eighth birthday. He leaves a widow, a son John Petersen of West Concord, and a sister Mrs jalao of Maynard and West Concord with two grandchildren Virginia and the Danish Brownerie. Funeral services were held at Mrs Ne am home with Rev Matthew 4 ered ga church officiating. Burial in Glenwood cemetery.
The Agsa bet Aerie officers were installed at an informal ceremony in the former clubroom. John Dora was named president with Harry Ledgard as vice president and James Baum as secretary. Albert Lucot became treasurer. Walter Rance, trustee for three years. Cornelias and Joseph Dedmond served as inside and outside guards. A collation followed the installation.
The First Church of Christ holds Sunday services at 20.4 with Sunday school at 10 45 and a midweek meeting on Wednesday at 7 46. Reading Room hours are weekdays and holidays excepted. The lesson topic centers on Christian Science and Biblical passages including John 14 16 17 and the Golden Text from Isaiah 35 10.
Mrs Horace F Tuttle shows steady health improvement after hospital treatment. Acton Woman's Club plans a Garden Social at Min Advert Durkee's home Saturday June 34. Rev Andrew J Toraleff attended Tuft College commencement. Walter K Hall at Harvard Cambridge commencement. Iowa Boy Scout Troop led by Robert Hall sails for the New York World Fair to fundraise. Limoaine trip funded by a bridge and white party. Rev Lynne W Townsend delivers moving sermon at Congregational Church. Townsend seeks pastor role. Mrs August Johnson improving after two weeks ill. Spencer H Taylor graduates from Tufts Dental School with D M degree. Women's Church Aid to hold annual meeting. Rainy Day Sunshine Bags requested. Phylise Johnson closes Kindergarten with a picnic. Mrs Hope C Holland visiting New York. Marion Jones officiates church organ. Hill Associates meeting at Gray house in Boston.
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Mrs Lillian Boynton of Wheat her road presented her pupils for their annual recital. The event featured children and teens up to 16 years old performing before a full house. Notable participants included Wilburt Richter Evan Boynton Lola Sweetnam Norma Puffer and several others from the community.
Iman Kolopke, 46, born in Russia and longtime Maynard resident, died at Faulkner Hospital Boston after moving to Stoughton a few years ago. Survived by no relatives in the United States. Funeral held at a friend's home on Martin Street, with services at the Russian Orthodox Church and burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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