Maynard Postoffice Dedication Speakers Highlight Event
The Maynard post office dedication featured Congressman Philbin and J. McCaffrey among dignitaries. Philbin called the event a happy privilege as Postmaster Frank Sheridan, serving since 1935, presided and the occasion marked the town’s new modern post office. The address recalled the post office’s lineage to 1880 and noted the building’s lease and handling of mail volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D J. McCaffrey
Concord
M. Steinmann
Carl R. Rowe
Mere Merle L. Hunt
James McBride
South Ac
John D. Foley
West Adont Bradshaw
Sudbury
Mission Evangelical
Philbin
Cree
Frank Sheridan
Uch
Siam
Olsen Sang
God Bless
Audien
Lunch Set From Lincoln Street Table Decor
A fragment notes a lunch being set from a table decorated on Lincoln Street and describes an ongoing meal arrangement. Details are limited but indicate a staged dining setup in a street-side location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Brasey Divert Plant Move Denied by Local Panel
A Maynard report states Brasey Co. will not move its local plant amid circulating rumors of relocation. Officials deny the claim, saying the report is untrue and no action is planned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasey
Maynard
St Patrick's Day Program Planned
Malcolm Oldham Ben McDonnell John Mullin David Hunter are listed for a St Patrick's Day program with refreshments to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Malcolm
Ben Oldham
McDonnell
John Mullin
David Hunter
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Public service notice urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial program. The message highlights national savings and low-risk growth, calling on families and individuals to participate and support the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tham Street Donation Note
A fragment indicates checks should be made payable to American Red Cross or American Red. No further details on amount or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tham Street
Girls Visit Scout Sunday Plan by Troop 1
Scouts from Troop 1 prepare to attend church services on Scout Sunday. The event highlights faith and service with a promise to visit and participate in church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhon Ch
Maynard Records 202 Deeds in 1962 Up From 176
The town of Maynard recorded 202 deeds during 1962, rising from 176 the previous year. An upcoming church service of praise and fellowship is set for 7 30 Sunday with a special program titled But He Might Kill if Go In There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
1961 Production Figures Highlight Era's Peak
In 1961 production data show a peak era for the era with total US output reaching notable levels. Analysts note shaping factors and regional variations across industries influencing the totals. The report highlights broader economic context and industry drivers of the period.
Building the Town Water Extension Project Update
A terse note indicates a stalled water extension project since 30.00 was not spent. H. Scott is cited in connection with the issue and its status remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Scott
Patrolman Sullivan Aids Municipal Officers Course
Patrolman Charles J. Sullivan of the Maynard force is taking a six week course for municipal officers at the state police academy in Framingham. The fragment also notes a meeting of Frank J. DeMars, a canceled gathering, and a hostess for a meeting. It mentions births at 4 Louis Street and 174 Main Street and a 4H club sending a donation to CARE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles €. Sullivan
Maynard Force
State Police Academy
Framingham
Kool Spools
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert
G. Alexan
Jimerson
Mse
Aera Alpha
Raa
Alsee Ag
Issess
America
Stuart
George
Maynard Twinoaks
Seg
Epee
Board of Selectmen
Toetapating Yeomate
Philip J
Frank C. Sheridan
Bobby Hatch
Bea
Mosiarity
Tufts
Win K. Braunert
Marlboro Street
Frank J. DeMars
John J. i. Oeee
United Co-op Woman's Guild
Coop Build
Norman Kobler
Louis Street
Jean Kings
Main Ot
Pas
Richard Taylor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!