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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
2
The Feast of St Casimir was observed at Sunday masses and a special afternoon service assisted by visiting clergy with Rev Francis S Miaskiewicz DCL pastor. Adoration of the relics followed the service. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Maynard residents will gather at the George Washington Auditorium for the annual Town Meeting with 43 articles on the agenda. Debates are expected on parking space purchase, a proposed Public Works Department, sewer extensions, and a $10,000 transfer to reduce the tax rate. The meeting will also consider changing selectmen terms to three years and other town finance measures.
The Kamppinen and Nelson families express gratitude for kindness shown after a recent bereavement and for the many floral tributes. Signed Mrs. Peter Kamppinen and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nelson.
Elma Lehto thanks friends and relatives for kindness during hospital stay. Cards flowers and gifts brightened long hours after returning home. Signed Elma Lehto Maynard.
Catherine S. Signorino Iannuzzo of 3 DeMars Street Maynard died Tuesday morning after a short illness. Survived by husband Raymond and eight children Lillian Gandolfa Emily Finizio Joseph Vincent Er nest Iannuzzo Amedius Iannuzzo. Born in Italy she lived in Maynard 40 years and would have turned 60 on her upcoming anniversary. Funeral from home at 8:15 am with Requiem Mass at St Bridget’s at 9 am and burial in St Bridget’s Cemetery.
Jackson Mississippi Rep Paul Mensell introduced a bill to prohibit television sets in automobiles. He said the measure aims to keep drivers eyes on the road and prevent distractions, noting there are no Mississippi TV stations now and none contemplated.
An expression of gratitude is extended for the sympathy and generous acts after a recent bereavement. Special thanks go to the Lodge of Elks Veterans of Foreign Wars barbers bowling league and the Rod and Gun club along with the Dora Bartolomeo and Saine families.
The Women's Guild of the United Cooperative Society will meet March 13 at 8 p.m. in the Co-Op Hall. The program, sponsored by Middlesex Laundry and Massachusetts Laundry Owners Association, features a motion picture Time for Living and a talk by Gretchen McMullen, noted home economist and former radio personality.
The Maynard Woman's Club schedules a March 15 meeting open to guests with a food sale. Home service consultant Mrs Gladys Reed Edling of Suffolk First Medical and Loan Association will deliver an hour long interior decorating talk with samples and color schemes. Soloist Mrs Ellen Haapala will perform with Roy Helender accompanying.
Members of the Fr Bill Smith OMI Mission Club gathered at the K of C hall last Friday for an award ceremony. William Hamilton of Methuen received the steam iron and Joseph Boulden of 74 Waltham Street received the pop up toaster.
The family of the late Andrew Rakiey expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for floral tributes and kind acts extended during their recent bereavement.
Maynard Massachusetts officials led by Joseph P Dineen pressed federal authorities to reopen the American Woolen Company plant after its closure. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr replied he would pursue the matter, citing correspondence with John R Steelman and the White House about potential aid and action.
The Maynard Dramatic Club presents the sparkling Broadway comedy You Cant Take It With You at Parker Street Hall two weeks after Easter. Performances run April 24 and 25 with a Sunday, April 23 matinee for children.
Tutto Graceffa has purchased the former Lynch's site at 24 Main Street and moved Tutto's Bowling Alleys. Remodeling aims for a March 18 grand opening with six finely appointed lanes and a new ladies' room to enhance comfort for female bowlers.
The Brennan family expresses sincere appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for floral tributes spiritual bouquets and acts of kindness extended during their recent bereavement.
Maynard-Maynard campaign chairman Charles W. Manty reports over 250 dollars raised since February 1. Citizens are thanked for support amid tough economic times as funds fund a community cardiac service and education program with a portion sent to the American Heart Association.
Fragmentary text describes a Maynard shop reorganizing to offer a national merchandise line. It mentions Segal's Bell's shop and a shift in stock and management, aiming at strengthening success through a regular line and personnel changes.
A brief note extends thanks to physicians and scientists for their work on heart disease. Special recognition is given to Albert L for notable contributions. The message expresses gratitude from the affiliated group and refers to ongoing research efforts.
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