Warren Couple Vacationing in Florida
Mr and Mrs Charles Warren are listed as vacationing in Florida. No further details about their plans or location are provided.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Charles Warren are listed as vacationing in Florida. No further details about their plans or location are provided.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Gately are congratulated on the birth of a daughter born last week at Emerson Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Walter Dennis ton KA parked their car trip home after a vacation in Florida. They traveled by automobile and arrived safely, recounting their journey with family.
Dr. Donald O. Feltus will attend the 27th annual meeting of the New England Council of Optometrists in Boston next week. His office will be closed for the three days of the conference.
The Home and Community Service of the local Grange will hold its annual penny sale on Thursday evening March 11 in K of C hall. Veronica Crelston, chairman, asks all members to bring articles for the sale.
Advertises permanent wave service at Slying Salon De Beaute 96 Main St Maynard. Offers waves with Hai smoothing and machine perm for 8.50. Includes phone contact.
The Maynard Stamps Club will hold its next meeting on Sunday afternoon March 7 at 2 30 in the Town House. All collectors are welcome.
Albert P. Rogers of 26 Glendale Street is a freshman at Tufts College School of Liberal Arts. He led the senior class at Maynard High School, graduated with honors in 1946, and is a veteran of the Army Medical Corps.
The public schools reopened Monday morning after the spring vacation, resuming classes and activities as students returned to their classrooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McCleary are noted as vacationing in Florida.
Miss Elizabeth Brown a sophomore at the State Teachers College in Fitchburg attended a church conference at Forringtons Memorial in Lincoln. The event gathered college girls from the Episcopal Church in New England and Brown served on the program committee planning the weekend and conference affairs.
Beverly Seppanen celebrated her seventh birthday on February 27 at 12 Winter Street Maynard. Guests included Beverly Pekkala Francis Heaton Sara Manning Joan Nyt Karen White Dorothy Judy Manning Martha Maria Allen Graff Bruce Pekkala and cousin Gladys Feltus of West Acton with uncle Carroll Feltus also of West Acton.
Mrs Tourville and her grandchildren Barbara and James O Loughlin have returned from a trip to Norway Maine.
Earl Lambert of Mainstreet Hudson joins the U S Marine Coins Reserve and the National Guard Yankee Division in Hudson Massachusetts after his 1948 high school graduation.
Mary Ascuskiewicz Mary Boi ritsky Zennia Chutoranski Nadia Harachko Steff Harachko Helen Kupfianichik Victor Okirko Helen Paskiewicz and companions Ray Brox Frank Pollack and Mae Rubaszko spent the weekend in Bridgeport Certh attending the Sports Carnival for the Atlantic District of the Federated Russian Orthodox clubs.
The Maynard community band organizes a paper drive to raise funds after a fiscal crisis. The first collection occurs Saturday March 6 with residents asked to place newspapers and magazines on doorsteps for delivery. People may call 734-W to arrange convenient pickup if needed.
The Maynard Finnish Congregational church schedules a 4 concert program on March 6 at 1:00 pm. Nancy Loring of Concord performs arias from Handel and Mendelssohn, with Schubert and other pieces. Mrs Haapala offers a poem recital and Roy Helander plays piano. Organized by Miss Ikeneia, the event is open to all.
Richard Colombo celebrated his seventh birthday at 56 Parker Street on Monday March 1 with a pink and white decorated home party. Guests included Carol Seura Carlo Seura Donald Kan kanpa Joan Kan kanpa Howard Disley David Lent John Ketola Karalee Manty Donna Bloomberg and Elaine Coldimbo. Richard received many gifts as guests enjoyed games favors and refreshments.
Maynard announces an upcoming Woman's Club event on Tuesday March 9 with Douglas Cater as speaker. Cater, Harvard graduate student and Harvard International Activities Committee delegate to Europe, brings broad political insight. Special guest Mrs. Ray Spencer leads state legislative committee.
Rev E A Ayers of Milford presents the Passion Play of Oberammergau at Maynard Union Congregational Church on Wednesday March 10 at 7 o clock. The program uses more than 100 colored slides to depict the Bavarian village streets houses costumes and leading characters. The show traces the history of the play and its ten year cycle with emphasis on costume and setting.
John Parkkila 71 longtime mill carder died last Saturday at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. He was born in Finland and lived with wife Oma Muttola Parkkilä. father of four daughters and a brother Michael of Stow. Funeral held Sunday at W A Twombley Parlors officiated by Rev Eino Hamalainen. burial Glenwood Cemetery. Also a note on Joliet Illinois steel plant producing horseshoes.
Last week a birthday party celebrated Virginia Luca at 4 Naylor Court. Friends attended games and distributed favors before refreshments. Attendees included Barbara O Loughlin Jimmy O Loughlin Jean Anntilla Ceszol and William Lizotte.
Mrs Salvatore Cannavino of 3 East Street announces the birth of a son named Raymond at Emerson Hospital on Friday February 27. The Raymond Terrasi family provided a $500 U.S. Savings Bond as a gift to the baby and parents.
Maynard Mizpah Rebekah lodge holds its regular meeting on Wednesday March 10 at 6 p m in Masonic hall. Supper follows at 6 30. Rebekah Degree to be exemplified by visiting Nobles and Vice Grands invited by Noble Grand Mrs. Rachael Lester.
A four year old boy in Waltham Massachusetts reached over his mother’s shoulder and triggered a false fire alarm while she spoke with a friend. The incident shows how a child’s mischief can draw attention and raise safety concerns.
A Twentieth Century Fund report notes a 25 percent population rise from 1920 to 1940 with deaths increasing only slightly. The death rate fell from 17.2 per 1000 in 1900 to 10.5 in 1941, showing improved survivorship despite growth.
Maynard analysis explains why 3 cooperative corporations distribute net savings as patronage refunds rather than to investors. Noyes highlights federal income tax treatment differences for consumer and farmer co-ops and notes that farmer co-ops must meet limits to gain exemption.
The Maynard United Cooperative Society of England schedules two meetings next week. A special meeting for English speaking members at Co op Hall will discuss 1947 operations reports, possible bylaw changes, policy recommendations, and nominations. The annual meeting at Parker Street Hall starts March 13 at 7 36 p m with officer and committee nominations.
The Maynard Community band announces a Tuesday evening rehearsal at 7 30 in addition to Sunday rehearsals. All bandsmen urged to attend, with sessions held in Ban ians.
Fragmentary text references equipment cost and a forward, with figures like 200 and 250. No clear event, names, or place available to establish a factual card.
Maynard Council No 2921 Knights of Columbus schedules a regular meeting for March 9 at 8:30 PM after a Lent hour change. Deputy Grand Knight Nowick and Past Grand Knight Farrell lead the program with film showings and a collation. Members plan to attend a commemorative service for charter members in Marlboro, featuring Judge Hurley and State officials. Preliminary plans for a Fourth Degree communion breakfast in Hudson were discussed.
At a February 20 1948 junior class meeting the class elected Helen Joan Carlson Jos Guy Feretra Revie Deen and Robert Priest as officers with David Iggins as president. The May 14 prom will feature a Carousel matinee on March 3.
A report states Wirshrop and associates arrived at Haley's residence and connected a hose to take about 150 gallons of fuel oil before leaving. Police are investigating the incident as theft.
In Indianapolis Ameri headquarters notes Legion posts act as their own news organs with last posts numbering around forty, issued from Marietta and Hanoverton as observed in reports.
In a historical notice a married woman's status shifts as she petitions to set aside a prior dismissal and gains gubernatorial role, marking a legal turning point in her career.
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