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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
6
A fragmented note states Helen Parkas as president of a group called the Chiarivisitors in Maine. The readable text is limited and does not confirm roles or dates. Further details are unclear from the OCR snippet.
The report notes a 86th annual ceremonies at Tuts College with election of officers. Sudbury details include Hill Social Club electing Padbury as president and Baldwin family members filling treasurer and clerk roles. R Wilshnall listed among Sudbury board directors.
A fragmentary notice lists banns of marriage for Helen J Alexandrowlez and a misnamed fiancé. The brief item notes one morning ceremony planning and records the pending nuptials in a local parish.
A Wednesday evening matchup saw Stow host visiting players in a string of five games. The reports describe crowd activity and team efforts as the visitors arrived and contests progressed through multiple quarters.
A notice from Maynard Massachusetts dated June 25 194 discusses a meeting of the board where any business before the order may be transacted. ARD A Wilson serves as clerk.
The final week of July brings congratulations to Mr and Mrs Paul Kendra of Fitchburg on the birth of a son. The couple, noted farmers and high school athletes, are praised in local previews and social notices. Careful readers will see playful remarks about family life and community joy.
John Starr announced plans to hold an annual meeting on July 8. Details were to be finalized at the next League meeting, scheduled for Tuesday evening at the home of Wilma Lingren on Crane Avenue.
Representatives of the Marlboro Unemployment Compensation office will be at the Town House on Monday June 36 to issue compensation checks before the holidays. The following week they will be in Maynard as usual on Tuesday from 10 AM to 2 PM.
A delegation of the Ladies Auxiliary A. QO led a gathering at the Workingbee Home in Newton last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Taunce observed their 21st wedding anniversary, and Mrs. Hanbikainen celebrated a birthday. Maynard Girl Scouts enjoyed an outing at Camp Regolute today. Mrs Michael Nee and Mrs Ray mond Connors attended Holy Cross College commencement where relative referee J. Moore was honored last week.
Detentions of marriage have been filed for Helen Madeline Parker of 64 No Main Street Loominator and Warne W Mark of 26 Macintosh Street Maynard. Harold F Nordberg on vacation visits New Hampshire with friends.
Jim Priest shot 84 58 for third row gross as Noble Morton 95 79 C F Rainville 74 and Na Ledgard 104 82 also posted scores in the sixth annual golf tourney at the Manchester Country Club last week. Tom Poley, local sprint ace and captain of the orange and black track team, plans to enter Northeastern University in the fall. Graduation brought many scholastic stars from Maynard High School, including Hal Higgins, Jim Priest, Fred Sarvelle, Leonard Babb, Albie Brown, Dave Foley, Tom Wooley, Charlie Fouratt, Benny Jakusik, Georgie Kari, Andy Karki, Jack King, Rod Magnione, Steve Milenski, Joe Smaha, Wilbur Walls, Guy Emro.
A fragmentary text discusses how laws and institutions tend to gravitate toward stability. It mentions a case involving a pecan event and a wound, but the context remains unclear and partially garbled. The piece implies ongoing institutional influence over legal norms.
Maynard has begun a six week training at the Meine Seekee and will then spend a year at an affiliate hospital. After six more months of duty under supervision, she will be capable of caring for mildly ill chronic and convalescent patients at home.
Men’s Shop rolled to a 10-3 win Sunday against West End. Frigare and Owski starred as the shop pushed their Maynard lineup past two losses to reach 42-2. Lennie Ollila leads with a .432 average while Rabbit Wasiuk Bingon Hubtimeikh Jokisaari are over .300.
The American Legion post announces its annual carnival and Fourth of July celebration at Crowe Park opening June 30 and running into July with nightly aerial acts by The Four Bombshells and a long fireworks display July 3 and 4. The event, organized by Commander Benjamin Gruber and a committee including Angus Mason and Joseph Dineen, aims to entertain families with midway rides, games, and entertainment while honoring Independence Day.
A collage of film gossip mentions stars and productions. Andy Clyde crafts a backyard flower bed after Lone Pine visit. Richard Allen keeps a braided hotel doorman look for West Point Widow. Martha O Driscoll shares a macaroni necklace recipe used to promote a film.
Mr and Mrs Peter Wilcox of 3 Bancroft Street quietly marked their 60th anniversary on Sunday June 22. He 81 was master mechanic at the Assabet mill for years. She 79, healthy and popular in Maynard where they have lived 40 years. They have two sons Charles Wilcox of Maynard and Arthur Wilcox of Watham.
Maynard couple Mr and Mrs Michael Rynkiewicz celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at their Railroad Street home. A turkey prepared for the occasion accompanied gifts and well wishes. Guests arrived from Maynard Fall River Rhode Island Boston Worcester Lowell and Lawrence. Mr Rynkiewicz is a member of the Frank J DeMars Post U L and custodian of the flag at Memorial Park.
Winston Churchill 81 went to the Ashton Under Lyne employment exchange to register for military service. The clerk doubted him but accepted his identity card after checking it.
A delegation from Asgade 24 'Aerie F O E participated in the parade of the state organization of the Eagles held in Fitchburg Sunday afternoon.
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