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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

6

Athletes End School Careers at Maynard High

Maynard High completes its graduation season with many athletes closing long junior and senior careers. Football players Priest Downey Jakusik Maskiewicz Pozerycki Pekkala Quinn graduate. baseball’s Priest and Quinn also leave. field hockey loses Rita Gallagher Doris LeSage Sylvia Mark Yli Tervo Helen Sofka Sophie Denisewich Ann Rolynovich. the squad notes a strong season and a storied record.

Maynard Maynard High School Priest Olavi Alatalo Walter Allan Joseph J. Ardiaz Regina M. Ayotte Albert Devi Bachrach Mary Batatlin Doris Arline Beane Charles M. Blanchard Helen T. ‘Boothroyd Joseph Edward Boothroyd Helen B. Brayden James Charles Buscemi Mary A. Byrne Clarence T. Carbary Catherine B. Carey Irene G. Caray Irene Janet Carlton Nellie Chernak Edward J.chodynicky Dominic W. Colombo Michael P Colombo Alice Mary Crotty Marian D.cuttell Sophie Denisewich Walter J. Donahue George F. Downey Rita Mary Foley John M. French Rita H. Gallagher Sylvia Glickman Robert George Greenaway Teini A. V.grekula Anna R. Gudzinowicz Sulo L Hakkarainen Margaret B. Hearon Mamie B&b Heikkinen Timothy Hickey Myrtle Ada Hodgess Faner John H. Jakusik Kenneth G. Jarvinen Kenneth E. Johnson Donald G. Jones Taisto John Kallio Priscilla EB. Kane Robert J. Katvala Sther Irene Kauppila Eleanor King Mary B. King Nicholas J. Kizit Paul J. Koski Paul T. Kozak Broncia BE. Kurewski John S. Labowicz Louis J. Lattuca Mary M, Latva Doris M. Lesage Anna K, Lyons Sylvia L. Mark Doris Z. Marsden Helen I. Marsden John C. Maskiewicz Sophie Matinez John F. May Robert T Melane Frank Mikolajcz Laura T. Milewski William J. .Murphy Stellar A. Novicki Norma A. Oates Allis H. Okaa Francis B. Parker Johnson Virginia Taylor Weikko B Pekkala Guy J. Perillo Charles. P. Proskowicz John Popieniuck Joseph A. Pozerycki Alyce Albert E Antonetta M. Primiano I Delia Valarie

Maynard Auxiliary Receives National and State Citations

Maynard Legion Auxiliary earned national and state citations for a successful membership drive at the Auxiliary Convention held during the week in Swampscott. Mrs. Nellie Wolcott led a parade of presidents, with delegates Minnie Downey Eleanor Sheridan and Mrs Evers. The Ideal Auxiliary meeting set for June 91 was postponed to June 28.

Maynard Maynard Legion Auxiliary Swampscott Nellie Wolcott Maynard Legion Nellie “Wolcott Minnie Downey Eleanor Sheridan Evers Ideal Auxiliary

National Foot Comfort Week spotlighted at Cosgrove Shoe Store

The article notes that seven of ten people suffer foot trouble and urges proper care to prevent related pains. It highlights National Foot Comfort Week, June 18 to 25, started 22 years ago by Dr. William Scholl. Cosgrove Shoe Store participates with a display and demonstration of Dr. Scholl's remedies and arch supports.

William 4. Scholl Chicago Scholl Dr. Scholl Cosgrove Shoe Store

Maynard Sees WPA Worker Increase amid Unemployment

The Maynard Board of Selectmen report a 75 worker increase authorized by WPA Administrator John J. McDonough, raising local employment to 822 on the federal work program. Additional conditions include veteran preference and certified projects, with rising local public aid costs and calls for a special town meeting to address growing needs due to the economic situation.

Maynard Board of Selectmen John J. McDonough WPA Patrick A. McGrath Selectmen McGrath Focal Wia N.Y. A Works Progress Administration Massachusetts John J. MacDonough Washington Street Boston Mass Office of the John J. McPonough

Maynard High School Class of 1998 Graduation Program

Maynard High School plans a June 1983 diplomas ceremony at the school auditorium. John T. Higgins will present diplomas to 101 graduates. Rev. Earon Marshall will deliver the invocation. Awards from the Teachers Club, American Legion, and Washington Franklin Medal will be given. Notable seniors include Regina Ayette, Esther Katppila, Eleanor King, Mary Latva, Doris Marsden Eskay, Sylvia Syvanen, Lyli Tervo, and Daniel Sullivan. Several graduates will pursue higher education at institutions such as Boston College, Regis College, Radcliffe College, Northeastern University, and others.

Maynard High School John T. Higgins Earon ‘Marshall Methodist Church Maynard Teachers Club American ‘Legion Washington and Franklin Medal Orchestra Regina M. Ayette Joseph Edward ‘Southroyd Sylvia Glickman Annie Rosalie Gudzinowicz Esther Irene Katppila Eleanor King Mary Margaret ‘Latva Doris Z, Marsden Laura Theresa Milewski Stella Ann Nevicki Norma Agnes Qates Guy J. Perillo Anna Mary Rowicz Karin Mabel Saarinen Katherine Ann Sheridan Helene S, Sofka Daniel F. Sullivan Sylvia S. Syvanen Lyli M. Tervo Hoper Olavo BE Alatala Albert Bachrach Karin Saarinen Lyli Tervey Daniel Sullivan Doris Dane Tusculum College Joseph Pooroyd Boston College Rita M. Ley Regis College Sylvia Giman Radcliffe College Kennett Johnson

Maynard High School Three Class Night Graduation Program

Maynard high school prepares a three night commencement program with a Class Night at the School Auditorium tonight Graduation scheduled for tomorrow night A reception follows Friday Practical music selections include piano pieces and violin solos with Elks and Northeastern University gifts and awards to be presented The program lists student names and staff roles and notes year 1948 1939 as part of the editor and staff credits

Maynard High School Doris Beane Clase Wil—Bopphie Denisewith Peter Ihag Gerbel Melvin Smith Circe Elgar Helen, Bray, Denemu Rita Foley Acceptantes O'Leary Brahms Eleanor King V. F Maynard i Lodge of Elks Cup Northeastern University Shields

Maynard Oil-O-Matic Nines Lose to Concord Reformatory

In a June 18 1938 letter from Maynard Enterprise the Maynard Oil-O-Matic baseball nine fell 6-4 to Concord Reformatory Bays. Concord led by strong pitching from Al Connors who had seven strikeouts but costly Maynard errors doomed the effort. Maynard’s batters battled with bases loaded but could not sustain the rally. The game ended at the first of the sixth inning due to Concord time limits.

Maynard Enterprise Maynard Oil-O-Matic Baseball Concord Reformatory Concord Bays Concord Maynard al Connors Connors Ghton Eate

Camp Dilijan Permit Hearing Ends Without Support

In North Sudbury the Camp Dilijan hearing on a picnic permit to fund care for underprivileged children drew no organization members. Local critics argued against the permit citing past liquor violations and charter revocation. A vote by 85 attendees rejected the permit and the meeting closed.

Sudbury Camp Dilijan North Sudbury Camp Durine Tighe Board of Selectmen Schofield Charles H. Way Stephen M. W. Gray John James Ih Powers Paul Whitney Rhodes Delijan Organization

Bedford Arc Begins Swimming Classes This Friday

Bedford ARC launches Red Cross sponsored swimming lessons beginning Friday for four weeks. Bus departs at 45 in the morning and returns about 11.16, with 66 children enrolled. Edwin Champney leads instruction. volunteers include Miss Madlen Gillespie Miss Rita Ver ee John Condon Jr David Giff ord and others.

Bedford The American Red Cross Scedl Belford Red Cross Frederick Jerks Edwin Champney Ian

First Holy Communion at St. Casimir’s Church Maynard

Seven boys and seven girls received First Holy Communion at a high Mass led by Rev. John S. Dziok. A Corpus Christi service followed with a procession and sermon by Rev. L. A. Cienski. The St. Casimir parish announced additional masses at 8 and 10 for the summer.

Corpus Christi St. Andrew Pebebla

Maynard Good Sport Club Holds Eighth Picnic Cupper

The Good Sport club of Maynard held its eighth annual Picnic Cupper on Summer Hill Saturday June 18. Twenty nine members attended and prizes were won by Jean Davis Jean Lynch Leta Holly Kathleen Sawyer Doris Newman and Carol Lee Downey. Senior Sports included Mildred Molly Elizabeth King Jean Davis and others while Junior and Beginner groups featured numerous members with Nanny Belle Sealy thanked for organizing.

Maynard Good Sport Club of Jean Davis Jean Lynch Leta Holly Kathleen Sawyer Doris Newman Carol Lee Downey Mildred Holly Grace Newman Elizabeth King Mildred Molly Izabeth King Jean Tucker Muriel Gray

Maynard Junior Legion Opens Beach Season with Outing

Maynard Junior Legion on its first outing to Nan tasket Beach enjoyed shore dinner and park attractions. Ann White led an eight chaperone group from Maynard aboard a bus, with dozens of juniors in attendance including Alice Hangon, Irene Carey, Theresa White, Dorothy Hanson, Catherine Youka, Patricia Pounka and others. A dog dressed by Mrs Cassidy was awarded to Mary Sweeney.

Maynard Maynard Junior Legion Nantasket Beach Parazon Park Little Middlesex County Bhen ‘Sheridan Susan Kelley Eva Evers Arthur Johnston Bessie Hellawell Lillian Lawrence Ethel Hellawell Catherine Paul Ann White Alice ‘Hangon Irene Carey Theresa White Dorothy ‘Hanson Catherine Youka Patricia Aldea Pounka Alberta Hanson Mary White Barbara Nelson Mary Dorothy King Nanny Belle ‘Sedley Marian Sheridan Nancy ‘Smith Jean Lynch Canstance ‘Mertin Mary and Margaret Swee‘ney Mrs Cassidy Mary Sweeney

Maynard Miss Helg Strum Appointed Nurse at Lake Walden Station

Maynard reports Miss Helg Strum appointed nurse at the Lake Walden station for the summer. She will handle clerical work and assist in teaching swimming to beginners. A Magh school graduate class of 1935, she previously served as class secretary and was active in the Boston Women's Association, earning prizes as a swimmer.

Maynard Helgstrum Lake Walden Weoketrum Boston ‘Women’s ¢ Association Wéeéckatrum

Stow High School Class of 1 Plans Reunion Dinner

Over 40 members attended the Maynard Stow High School class meeting last night. Louis Bachrach presided as president while Eleanor Fisherty and others formed a committee to arrange a roast turkey dinner and follow on dance at the school hall at seven o clock with private car travel.

Maynard Atterdl

Interior redecorating notes from May report

Fragmentary report mentions Hannon and Moynihat discussing interior changes with associates Robert Lester and Miss Gan. The text is damaged but indicates a planning discussion in May about home decor tasks and possible substitutions.

Are Joun “Hannon May John Moynihat API Robert Lester Miss Gan

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