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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
2
Maynard residents and friends appear in a wide range of activities. Delegates from Maynard attend state encampment events. local veterans posts report on post events and elections. The piece notes a hospital operation in Boston and a ten mile road race in Hudson with Tarzan Brown among entrants.
Miss Jeane Mariani's coworkers surprised her with birthday gifts last week. Maynard Garden club members will hold their annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Earl F. Ryan next Monday July 1.
Maynard Ardelle Kane was elected president of the Junior Woman's Club for next year at the high school meeting. Theresa White was chosen vice president along with Elizabeth Jones secretary Constance Whitney treasurer Lena Messier Charlotte Lehto and Roberta Carlson named to the program committee.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Fuller of Santa Anna California guest of Mr and Mrs Joseph Donohue on McKinley street. Mrs Fuller, formerly of Maynard, visits after 31 years. Miss Phyllis Christofono performs at the Modern Theatre Friday night June 28. Rev Norman McLean to return home Thursday night June 27 after attending the General Council of Congregational Churches of America at Grinnell Iowa. Jimmy Lombardo of West Virginia and Ralph Ruggieri of Maynard Mass attended the no fight in New York city.
Mrs. William Croft and her two children Billy and Ardell are spending time on the Cape with a brief family sojourn noted in local society notices.
Miss Jessie F Adams a former resident died in Winchester on Tuesday June 18 at age 83. Committal services were held here with Dr Terbert Fulton officiating at Glenwood Cemetery. She leaves brother William Adams of Bridgeport Conn and several nieces and nephews. Daughter of Joseph and Ann Adams she was known by older Maynard residents.
Mrs Edward H Jordan of New York City was the weekend guest of Mrs James Farrell. Jordan heads the Gold Star Wives of World War II and serves as President Truman s representative on the committee for the return of soldiers’ dead buried in European cemeteries. Illinois crops Soybeans corn oats winter wheat and tame hay make up over 95 percent of harvested acreage.
Catherine Carey died at her home on Nason Street in Maynard at age 90. Born in Smithfield Rhode Island she lived in Maynard 58 years and was the widow of Thomas F Carey. Survived by four daughters Nel Walcott of Maynard Agnes Win May of North Andover Anhie Demuth of Appleton and sons Alfred of Maynard and George of North Andover. Funeral from her home Wednesday with a requiem mass at St Bridget's at 9. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
The Eastern Cooperative League and wholesale summer institute will be held at the Massachusetts College campus from July 28 to August 3. Maynard United Cooperative Society offers five scholarships for the institute. contact Arvo N. Rivers at the main store for details.
Old Town Champs defeated Murray's Maulers 14 to 9 as Vercky pitched strong late. Soumi A. C. improved to 2-0 in the series and will face a tough Fitchburg squad next.
A column highlights Arkansas agricultural oddities with remarkable produce and catches. A cotton stalk bears 85 bolls a pumpkin weighs 91 pounds a sweet potato 534 pounds an apple weighs 19 ounces and 14 inches in circumference two bass over five pounds were landed on one hook.
Dr H A Barner reported a theft from his medical kit in Bremerton Washington. A car search during a patient visit revealed only an otoscope stolen, the rest of the valuables left in sight, leaving investigators puzzled about the thiefs intention.
Mrs. Mary Sielicki age 56 of 47 Brown Street Maynard died Friday evening after weeks of illness. Born in Poland she resided in Maynard about forty years. Survived by husband Michael a daughter Mrs Joseph Vincent and three grandchildren. Funeral services at St Casimir Church Monday at 9 am with Rev Frank Maskiewicz officiating. interment in St Bridget's Cemetery. Pallbearers: Frank Kamesh Vincent Skitun Stanley Makusz William Kitawicz Anthony Jrotsky.
Maynard Camera Circle hosted an inter-club show at Parker Street Hall on June 18 with standout photos by Arvin Stabell and Samuel Mic ciche. Images spanned Italy to war-torn Germany and Japan shrines. Guido Carbone led a print critique. A larger fall exhibition is planned and the show will remain open to the public.
The announcement notes Doris Sedar graduates from Colby Junior College in New London New Hampshire on June 10 with a degree. Mr and Mrs Jacobar of 80 Acton Street attended the ceremony. The Chicago Plan Commission estimates 100000 dwelling units needed by end of 2048 to meet housing demand.
Miss Helen Agnes Novick daughter of Louis Novick of White Pond road Stow married William E Brown son of F Brown of Hudson and Mrs J Murray of Westboro at St Bridget's Church. The ceremony was by Rev Fr Moriarty with relatives and friends present. The bride wore a net gown and carried white flowers. A reception followed at Sudbury Inn and the couple plans a motor trip through New England and the Great Lakes before settling on White Pond Road.
Maynard Grange will hold its next meeting July 11 at Grange hall at 7 o'clock, weather permitting. Members will travel to Lake Boon for a picnic at the Lecturer's home, bringing picnic supper and bathing suits. If rain postponement is needed the event moves to July 25. Arrangements are by Raymond and Donald Jones and Anne Duclos. The secretary urges all members to return Blue Cross and Blue Shield blanks by July 6, noting a out-of-state return as the first.
Holy Name baseball plays a return game against Clinton Veterans of Foreign Wars at Crowe Park Saturday at 3 PM. They face Immaculate Conception Holy Name of Winchester Sunday at Crowe Park at 3 PM. The team is hitting its stride and expects a big fan turnout.
Federal Bureau of Investigation findings indicate Chicago records the lowest real estate delinquency rate among major cities, signaling improved market stability. The data highlight Chicago’s strength in mortgage performance and investor confidence.
Rev. Herbert F. Fulton officiated at the high noon wedding of his nephew Rev. Robert Choleraton Senior to Gladys Mildred Willis at Martha-Mary Colonial Chapel Sudbury. Attendants included matron of honor Ruth Keddy and best man Harold Senior. The bride has served as a pastor's assistant in Amarillo Texas and the groom will pastor a Connecticut church while pursuing a Yale philosophy doctorate. Guests later dined at Wayside Inn.
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