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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
2
News of Maynard lists residents and friends with travels and visits across states. Mrs William Milne and family visit Contiscook and relatives while Helene Lambert travels to Chicago and Milwaukee. Lena Dowhe Hing resumes duties at an institution after a winter break. Deane B Deeace remains patient in Boston. Mrs Wesley Hirons recovers at home. Betty Merchant shares hostel trip photos from Europe.
Maynard members held a Thursday meeting at Kaleva Hall Rivet Street with social time. James B. Farwell Chanter presented a wooden gavel carved from a local block to the group amid a December style “Name Day” celebration attended by Mr and Mrs Nelson and friends.
The family expresses sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors for floral tributes cards and other kindnesses during their bereavement. William Kitowicz Jr John Kitowicz Mrs Kathryn Moloy Mrs Alice Martind AdavV.
Alexander (Sando) two year old son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Perrazzo 2 High street is a patient at Emerson Hospital He suffered a broken leg in a fall at home on Monday The VFW Auxiliary will hold a Whist Party and Penny Sale on Thursday May 14 at the Jones House public invited
Well known dance teacher Maynard Phyllis L. Richards and her students performed for the Bolton Volunteer Fire Department at Bolton Town Hall last Tuesday evening. The program featured magic acts and Richards served as master of ceremonies. the event drew an enthusiastic audience and a reception for children followed.
J Tobin Berth on Public Works Rd presents Maynard John Tobin of 120 Parker Street as a Republican candidate for a three year term on the Board of Public Works. He cites years of water and sewer construction supervision and operates a cafeteria.
Vermilyea, a newcomer to town politics, announces candidacy for the town committee. Born in Chicago, he later moved to Wellesley Hills, educated in public schools, attended the University of Maine and Boston University College of Business Administration, and has lived in Maynora for seven years. He serves as Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 30 and lives with his wife and three children at 21 Brown Street.
Sincere thanks to Knights of Kale va and friends for help making the Name Day party a happy occasion held Thursday night.
Miss Carol Simko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simko of 81 Apsley Street, received a surprise greety back shower Sunday afternoon at the P Chub. She is to be married to William Hamilton, son of Mrs. Doris Hamilton of Cherry Street, at 3 PM Easter Sunday in St. Michael's Church. About 60 relatives and friends from Marlboro, Hudson, Worcester, Maynard, Bolton, Shrewsbury, Auburn and Connecticut attended. A heritage rhoritage featured participants including Mrs. Grace Al of Maynard, Mrs. Jean, Mrs. Ann Rainhe, Mrs. Ath Madden and Mrs. Angie Rainha. No solos were rendered. hosts were Noe Greenwood and Mrs. Simko, assisted by Mrs. Ann Rainha and Mrs. Jean Army of Connecticut.
Michael Barilone, 46 Butler Avenue, runs on the Democratic ticket for a three year Planning Board term. A longtime Maynard resident, he has worked in construction and town service as a truck driver, heavy equipment operator, and mechanic. He presents as a subcontractor with his own equipment.
The family of the late Wilbur Hamlin deeply appreciates the acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
The Hudson High girls basketball team travels to Maynard High for a playoff title game at the new red High Gym on March 7 at 7 30 p.m. Hudson is led by Coach Harold Potter with regulars Sally Jobin Ann Milliental Barbara Mevie and captain Ann Courtemenche along with Rosella Bradley and Martha Peters. bench players include Bornstein Carol Parker and others. Maynard seeks second title and will compete in their gym at Maynard School grounds.
Maynard Vikings defeated Pa 2 to 1 with Dickie Tobin and Dicky Aho scoring. Ed Jensen held Weymouth opponents to few chances as Maynard cautioned by penalties. Vikings later fell 6 to 2 to Weymouth Seniors in a separate game before heading to spring league in Worcester in April.
We sincerely thank friends for flowers sympathy cards and acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Ted Kuster and Mr and Mrs Harry Croft and family express gratitude for support.
In Scituate Mass a water tower featuring Norman style arches and bells atop the tank is claimed as the world’s fanciest. Built in 1805 the tank's view prompted estate owner Thomas Lawsin to fund an elaborate tower addition at a cost of about 100000 dollars.
The Federal Trade Commission flags shady correspondence schools targeting housewives, ex GI s and low income workers with boasts of scholarships and quick good paying jobs. Investigators warn many programs misstate staff, course quality and job prospects and urge caution before signing up for any mail order schooling.
The Official Red Cross first air course starts March 25 at Civil Defense Headquarters Town House. Classes run 7 30 to 9 30 p m on Mondays and Wednesdays with instructors Edward Hanlon Donald Mac Glashing Boles Sokolowski John Gunn and Clarence Braman. Additional classes may be formed and open to all interested at State School Sector 3D Headquarters.
Police and civil defence officials in the Sector urged more effort to outline methods for recording incidents and future meetings. The dialogue suggested delaying detailed methods to a later date and referenced the Meeting Harry Chapels vision and civil defence display.
The government asks the Veterans Administration to confirm if the Hermie school is approved for veteran training. A magazine advises prospective students to verify with university officials about available programs and outlines five courses.
A cryptic OCR fragment lists names Bise Wallan and Nel Kibet with numbers 8 and 13. The text is partial and cannot confirm event, sport, or location details.
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