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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1959
Page
2
Devotional services, Lent observances, and parish activities fill the March schedule. St George's Episcopal Church and St Bridget's Church announce midweek Lent programs, while Good Friday and Easter date notes appear. A public hearing at the Town House covers four petitions.
The family of Regina Anetons of Meynlend extend thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for the kind assistance and support shown during the recent bereavement.
A Maynard cake sale to raise funds for a senior trip is set for Saturday March 14 at 9 a.m. Participants include Judy Manning Judy Kane Karen Keto Audrey Malcolm Brestida Mariani Jesslyn Pieces Karen Grandell. Union Congregational Church hosts Lenten services Tuesdays at 8. Rev John State will speak next week. Edwin Carlton Jr leads worship. Also listed are local notes on a salon course attendee, church flowers, United Co-Operative Society meeting March 21, and an April 11 legion ball with Red Sox game chances. A Kennedy letter notes post office lease through August 32 1962. Local resident Mrs Herbert W Martin appeared on Art Linkletter House Party.
The Maynard Grange No. 340 met at Mr and Mrs Orval Tucker’s Brooks Street home last Thursday. Plans for the March 19 meeting at Elks Hall were set with Russell Naylor presiding. Deputy inspection by Edward R Stephen of Carlisle was highlighted.
An elementary teachers session at Roosevelt School discussed a revised arithmetic course of study and teaching techniques for all grades led by Nell Seften, a former teacher and World Bo Company consultant. The monthly workshop aims to unify and update the elementary curriculum and assess remaining subjects.
A meatless filling dish uses cornbread squares topped with chili sauce melted cheese and two cooked shrimp per square. Brush with butter then broil about five inches from heat for two to three minutes. Also a note states one in seven U S girls is a Girl Scout.
About 450 St. Bridget’s parishioners gathered at Green Meadow School Auditorium to honor Rt Rev Msgr O’Brien on his elevation. Attendees included Rev Philip Breton Rev Michael Sullivan James King and Joseph Boothroyd with entertainment by the Clover Club of Boston and remarks from Maynard officials.
Maynard-H. H. Scott Inc. announces Paul F. Keating as controller to oversee accounting and implement controls across operations. A CPA by training, he earned a Bentley diploma in 1950 and a cum laude BA from Northeastern. He previously worked as controller at Wood Electric, cost accountant at Pacific Mills, and an accountant at Price Waterhouse. Keating teaches at Northeastern Evening School and lives in Swampscott with his wife and two children.
Patrick J. Donovan and Frank J. White Jr. defeated candidates for the board of health and school committee respectively will not file recount appeals. They have seven days from election date to appeal. Donovan lost by 27 votes and White by 85.
Funeral arrangements for the late Mrs. Mary J Quinlan King 90 include services at Sheehan White Funeral Home then a solemn high mass of requiem at St Bridget's. Rev Michael D Sullivan celebrant assisted by Rev Philip Breton and Rev Anthony L Buchette. Burial details follow.
Regina Yulina Anelons 88 a Maynard resident for 49 years died last Thursday in a Lowell nursing home after an illness. She was born in Lithuania widow of Kazimir Anelons and active in St. Bridget's Church Ladies Sodality and Rosary Circle. Survived by son George Maynard three daughters Sister Teresa Mary of the France at St. Claire's Hospital New York Mrs Anna Kelley Marshfield Mrs Ayries Walsh Cleveland Heights and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral held Monday from Martin and Doran Funeral Home with high mass at St. Bridget's Church. Interment in St. Bridget's Cemetery.
Elks 1568 members held a cleanup at the new hall site by Assabet and reported progress toward occupancy. The Maynard scene recalls regular meeting, nominating committee, and a beef stew election night. A Madison-era wartime pledge and a $1 million War Relief Fund were endorsed, with base hospital plans and veterans hospital service highlighted.
Inspector Rossi and Chief Michel Zapo suspended Jimmie’s Cafe liquor license for four days starting March 15 after a hearing in which cafe staff defended the establishment. The case noted the cafe had served minors. Separately, Mary Ogden Abbott’s woodcarving exhibit continues this week at Concord Free Public Library gallery.
Army Nike conducted a test in November that destroyed a B 17 drone. The event marks a milestone in aviation and air defense development.
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