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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
2
Local residents and friends featured in a column include Frank Colombo recovering at home, Postmaster Sheridan ill with a virus, John O Williams at Emerson Hospital, and John C Maskiewicz in Boston. Several attendees and visitors are noted, with Elks social planned and Theta Chi pledge at Norwich University.
The Johnston family thanks relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
Maynard Mr. and Mrs. John Bamford celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary with a family reunion and dinner at 9 Winter Street. Mr Bamford also observed his birthday the following day making it a double celebration. They have two daughters Mrs Ford Lyon of Maynard and Mrs Kenneth Kierstead of Worcester, four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Maynard Co Operative Society will hold a membership meeting Wednesday evening March beginning at 7 30 at the Co op hall over Main street. Members will elect the board of directors and Public Relations committee and discuss net savings distribution and members recommendations. Secretary Elmer Salenius calls the gathering with refreshments to follow.
The Maynard Garden Club will meet on Monday March 5 at 41 Brooks Street, the home of Mrs. William Ingham. Guest speaker G Fultz, County Agricultural Agent, will discuss ants in the garden, with Easter flower arrangements on display.
Ralph Case, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Case of 86 Summer Street, is a key defenseman on Bridgton Academy’s hockey team. Bridgton won the Maine prep school State championship in Lewiston on February 19, marking the fifth straight title. Case was cited for leadership, character and service and has been initiated into the National Honor Society.
In the Small School basketball semi finals at Maiden high gym Wareham defeated Maynard 51 43 with Nelson scoring 16 for Maynard Edgar Leather hit 12 for Acton as Acton beats Blackstone 40 36 to reach the final hosted by Wachusett League champion.
Meneee Jr. and Mrs. Levi LaJoy of Hillside celebrate the arrival of their second child, a son born Saturday February 17 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs. LaJoy is formerly Ann Lent.
The family of the late Mrs. Ida Jokinen thanks supporters for their sympathy. Signed by Lauri Jokinen and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stammers and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Jokinen.
The Grange now meets in Parker Street lower hall with a new schedule on the second and fourth Wednesday each month. After January business a Valentine party was held under Peggy Jones. The next meeting on March 14, led by Adelaide Sims, will feature a St Patrick’s Day program with Irish songs and games, followed by a collation by Mary Shaw.
Maynard The American Woolen Company telegram to Emil Rieve president of the C I O Textile Workers Union outlines an offer to raise pay as allowed by a new E S A regulation. The company proposes a one year contract with a 30 day notice reopening if rules permit further hikes and withdraws severance pay.
Maynard Pfc. William E Toomey of this town among four veterans on the Brotherhood Broadcast over Station WEE last Sunday. The program originated from Chelsea Naval Hospital where Toomey is recovering from Korean War wounds. His wife and infant daughter reside here.
The Maynard lodge of Elks held Past Exalted Ruler's Day with a class initiation at the 1.0. O. F. hall last Sunday afternoon. P E Rs in charge included James Keough Richard J. King Arthur J. King George Stanfield Jr Edward E. Beals James R Priest Charles W Manty Thomas F. Maley Julius Gruber Noble J Morton K Paul Hilander Kenneth True. After the business session there was entertainment and a collation in the Elks hall.
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