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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
2
Mr and Mrs John Tigegins of Parker street have returned from a Florida vacation. Mary Hayward attended the Kid Gavalan boxing match Monday night at Boston Garden.
A brief in Tokyo brought together two Maynard natives, PFC Elmer W. Mattson and Sgt. Joseph Angelosanto, on furlough from Korea. They discussed home and enjoyed the reunion. Angelosanto’s wife Peggy stays with her parents in Wayland. Mattson’s parents live on Glendale Street.
Maynard Kathleen Sheridan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sheridan of 7 Lindberg Avenue, was among 85 nurses who took part in canning ceremonies at St Elizabeth's Hospital chapel in Brighton on March 1. Archbishop Richard J Cushing officiated. She graduated from St Michael's Academy Hudson in 1953.
The Mariano family expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Many mass cards floral and sympathy expressions brought consolation to Ernest T Mariano and family.
Maynard High School announces the third term honor roll. Seniors: High Honor Sandra Stammers. Honor Barbara Crotty Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Ronald Kaneas Jean Martino Josephine Perrazzo Virginia Sulkala Margaret Sweeney Joanne Sylvie. Juniors: High Honor John Cocco. Honor Doris Cole Jean Antile Barbara Fayton Carol Martin Angelina Pantera Jacqueline Vincent Mark Weldron. Sophomores: High Honor Robert Kane. Honor Dana Armour Sandra Larkin Philip Williams. Freshmen: High Honor Richard Carlton Jeanne Grandell Mary Grigas Mary Mitzcaviteh Linda Saarela. Honor Nicholas Drozdowski Howard Daley Virginia Erkkila Charles Walsh.
Mrs Helen O Buck of 79 Acton Street was honored with a farewell dinner Thursday night at Sudbury Inn by co workers from Middlesex County Bank. Corsage presented, then social hour with dancing and music followed. Attendees included Irena Mariani Viola Sales Helen Taryma Carol Johnston Carol Whitney Verna Dunnigen Madeline Terras Mary Dunn Edith Downey Lynne Sweeney Jennie Chernack Medville Clark Donald Parker Albert Hodges Pete Schulz.
The family of Elia Bukacz expresses appreciation to relatives and friends for kindness during their recent bereavement following the loss of their father.
Maynard PTA meets Tuesday at 8 PM in George Washington Auditorium with Dr F P Hawks as guest speaker. High School Girls Glee Club performs. White Elephant auction funds Webber Fiske Scholarship. Band Mothers hold March 19 food sale. PTA library books to be returned. Also notes study of Chinese women rail workers from a Peiping radio broadcast.
Maynard resident William Weaving aged 77 died after being struck by a car at the Na son and Acton Streets junction last Saturday night. He suffered a fractured skull and died at Emerson Hospital Concord. Driver Walter Hallett Jr of Hudson and car owner Hazel Cameron of South Acton are named. Funeral services were held at the Fowler Funeral Home with burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
Miss Vina Lessor aged 93 died Sunday evening at the home of her nephew Stanley Brooks 18 McKinley Street after months of illness. She came to Maynard to live with her nephew about seven years ago. Funeral services were held Thursday in Dover Foxcroft Maine with a requiem mass, interment in the family lot there, arrangements by H W Martin funeral service Maynard.
Maynard kicks off National 4-H Week with a Saturday rally at the George Washington Auditorium attended by over 40 4-H members. The event featured games songs and square dancing led by Extension Service staff. Exhibits of 4-H projects are displayed in Hawes Florist and the Spa on Main Street under leadership of local club officers and junior leaders.
Maynard United Cooperative Society schedules English and Finnish membership meetings for March 13 and March 20 at Parker Street hall. The agenda includes elections to the board of directors and public relations committee, reports, patronage refunds discussion, product displays, door prizes, and a slogan contest awards. Featured candidates include Dr. Donnell W. Boardman and Kenneth Jarvinen among others.
The Rainbow Girls sponsor a rummage sale Friday March 12 starting at 10 00 a m at the Town House. Proceeds support the group with Greta Carlquist Worthy Advisor and Mrs Johnson Mother Advisor handling inquiries.
Maynard resident Mr Bukacz born in Russia died at his daughter Mrs William McGann’s home at Burnside street Friday afternoon after a long illness. He had worked at the Dewey Army Chemical Co in South Acton and is survived by son Wasil of Maynard and another child.
Fragmentary report from Stow describing a cafeteria meeting on Mo, a Maynar visit, and a fire department scene. It mentions a firefighter recounting engine maintenance, a precautionary warning to a daughter, and tributes to the deceased. Burial notes reference a Russian Orthodox interment at Glenery.
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