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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

2

Maynard Community Notes and Local Visits

The Ladies Benevolent Society of Union Congregational Church meets April 5 at 2 30 P M at Mrs George Thompson 178 Great Road. Dr and Mrs Samuel Holappa report son Harold arrived in Inchon Korea while son Ray Connors disembarked in Japan. Dr Raymond Palmer returns from Florida. A Smorgasbord Supper at Finnish Congregational Church is planned for April 21 from 4 to 730 P M. Ceci Karpeichik and her son Michael depart from Logan for Belgium to visit her parents.

Ladies Benevolent Society of The Union Congregational Church George Thompson Great Road Samuel Holappa Harold Inchon Korea Ray Connors Raymond Connors Japan Maynard Ceci Karpeichik Michael Logan Airport Belgium Pan American Airways

Memorial Gifts From Maynard to Mass Heart Fund

Maynard resident Herry Brearley is honored by the Heart Fund with memorial gifts acknowledged by the Massachusetts Heart Association. Gifts support new and ongoing heart disease research and control, per executive director Charles A. Gates.

Maynard Mass Heart Fund

Maynard Town Clerk Announces Dog Licenses Expiration

Town Clerk Elea nor Jones states all dog licenses expire March 31 and urges owners to renew. The note also mentions the National Guard as the oldest U.S. military organization with a history exceeding 360 years.

Maynard Eleanor Jones National Guard

Card of Thanks for Albert Gilbert and Family

We thank relatives neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Albert Gilbert and family.

Matilda J. Ollila

Maynard Red Cross Fund Campaign Seeks 1500 Goal

The Marlboro Chapter Red Cross in Maynard has launched a fund drive with a $1500 target. Paul R. Robinson leads donations to him or to City Hall Marlboro. The town logged 27 social welfare cases and 77 water safety certificates this year while training six First Aid instructors and aiding servicemen families. Blood drives and Red Cross transport were noted. funds are urged as coffers run low.

Maynard Marlboro American Red Cross Paul R. Robinson City Hall Robinson Red Cross Motor Corps Red Cross Massachusetts

Dennison MFC elects officers and directors at stockholders meeting

At the annual stockholders meeting in Framingham on March 27 Dennison Manufacturing Company elected directors James T. Dennison John A. Garv ey Howard E. Gorton John F. Grady Philip B. Hamilton Dane C. Huntington John S. Keir Robert N. Wallis and appointed Robert N. Wallis as treasurer Calvin E. Joszelyn as assistant treasurer and Francis E. Swisher as clerk An organization meeting followed electing John Keir president Dana C. Huntington executive vice president John A. Garvey vice president.

Thirty Five At Oops Square Dancing Class

Maynard residents rally to square dancing as the United Co op Society hosts sessions led by Bob Treyz and Vic Yngve. Classes started last February with about 50 attendees on average and continued through April and May on the first and third Tuesday evenings at 8.00 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall.

Maynard United Co-op Society Co-op Bob Treyz Boxboro Knights of Columbus Bob Ojalehto Vic Yngve Concord P. R. Committee

Pamela Farrell Feted On Birthday

Despite stormy weather, Pamela Farrell celebrated her 11th birthday at home on Hillside Street with eight couples from Scout Sundayce and Coolidge School. Guests included Miss Katharine Sheridan and Miss Virginia Rizzo, with prizes won by John Driscoll, Robert Larkin, and Cheryl Palmer.

Maynard Pamela Farrell Hillside Leonard Farrells Pam Scout Coolidge Karen Lombard Judy Sheridan Cheryl Palmer Sandra Beatty Ann, Brescia Karen Tuikka Roberta Clark Christine Vecchio Eddie Carlton Robert Larkin Wayne Cash Rodney Hytonen John Driscoll William Martino John Rutkowski Charles Sokolowski Katharine Sheridan Teresa Perrazzo Park Stone Charles Katherine) Williams Virginia Rizzo

Italian Village Has Big Washington Connection

In Boveglio Italy a mountain village of 250 people, more than 400 former villagers and descendants live in Washington. Leo Ambrogi, president of the Washington Bovogile Club, says Bov owns around 1,000 relatives in the United States.

Washington Boveglio Leo Ambrogi Washington-Bovogile Club Bov United States

Probate Court Hears Maynard Will Petition

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court invites interested parties to object to Rachel C. McCleary of Maynard being named executrix of Gidney E. McCleary’s estate. Objections due by April 7 1956 in Cambridge before 10 a.m. or as directed by the court. Judge John C. Leggat signs the notice. Register Joep J. Foley records.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Gidney E. McCleary Maynard Rachel C. McCleary Cambridge John C. Leggat Esquire Joep. J. Foley Register

Stow Women Support Maynard Club Meeting and Play

The Stow Women's Association attended the Maynard Women's Club March meeting in Kof Hall. They honored ill Founder Mrs How ard A Wilson and widow Mrs Sidney McCleary and heard the Food Sale report for the Scholarship Fund. The program featured The Neighbors a play from the Walter H Baker Company with cast members Elthel Herrick Dora Fletcher Ezra Williams and more. A May 9 luncheon at the Domine Manse Bedford was announced and officers for the next year will be presented.

Maynard Stow Woman's Association Maynard’s Woman's Club Kof Hall Mary Louise Hodgess Howard A. Wilson Sidney McCleary Albert Iskian James Baudreat Veteran's Committee Fouralt Domine Manse Bedford Walter H. Baker Company Boston Grandma Ethel Herrick Rol Dora Fletcher Ezra Williams Edna Peterson Peter Fred Mitchel Inez Sandra Herrick Mis’ Mason Marguerite Hunter Fret Carolyn Addy Ellsworth Ruth Drake Fietther Fred Mitchell Sandra

North Dakota Seeded Acres Reported for 1055 Fall

An estimated 535000 acres were seeded to rye in North Dakota during the fall of 1055.

Rve North Dakota

Labor as having a voice in business boards foretells shift

Westinghouse annual meeting in Pittsburgh on April 4 is seen as a possible first test of labor participation in corporate policy. With 28 000 employees owning stock and unions investing in stock, labor power could reshape management relations as boards reflect owners interests amid labor unrest and past costly strikes.

Robert G Shortal Unles Pavsner New York Westinghouse Electric Corporation Pittsburgh America Allen Will Harris Westinghouse American Telephone General Electric Harris Westing House Iarris Lewis D. Gilbert Gilbert Gwilym A. Price

Gifts To Heart Fund From Stew Stow-Memorial Bitts Honor a Former Resident

Gifts honoring the memory of Earl Van Buskirk and other Stew residents have been received by the Heart Fund over the last six months. Charles A. Gates, executive director of the Association, announced the gifts supporting heart disease research and new programs.

Stow Heart Fund Massachusetts Heart Association Charles A. Gates Earl van Buskirk

Birth of third son to Mr and Mrs Walter Duncanson

Mr and Mrs Walter L. Duncanson formerly of Everett and now of South Acton Road Stew welcomed a third son born at Emerson Hospital on Friday March 23 at 8 15 p m.

Stew Walter L. Duncanson Everett South Acton Road Emerson Hospital

Stockholders Eye Westinghouse Meeting for Accountability

Gilbert, a combative investor, predicts a tense Westinghouse annual meeting where stockholders may cross-examine management on company affairs. He warns labor disputes could ripple into the meeting and urges year-round investor engagement rather than actions only at year-end.

Ployer Gilbert America Westinghouse Gilbert Red

Police Addy Reports Mark March Storms at Park

Mrs. Robe home in Park reports storms affecting residents as Addy issues police accounts on March 2.

Addy

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