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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
2
The page lists residents visiting, moving, or traveling related to Lacon and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs John eS return home from Macedreo care while Arth enjoys convalescence at Emerson Hospital. A coffee service supports the Olympic Fund at Finish Congregational Church.
Mr and Mrs Frank Faluccio of 35 Arthur Street welcome a son John Joseph born Wednesday April 22 at a Brookline hospital. The couple also celebrate the birth of a daughter Kia Ann. Mingent Tedesco and Mrs Maria Faleuccio of Maynard connected to the family.
Earl Ryan chair announces Cencer Drive extension to May 16. Contributors urged to send donations to Lena Downey, treasurer, as soon as possible.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Nastaski welcomed their second child, a daughter, born April 19 at South Weymouth. The event was reported from the household of Nai, proprietor of the Eaihar Kahbaers tdwere Company.
Mrs Gladys Fraser Maynard expresses gratitude to friends neighbors the Maynard Emblem Club the All American Club for flowers gifts and cards while a patient at Emerson Hospital and for her return home.
The Maynard Board of Health hosts a Free Dog Clinic this Saturday morning May 3 from 9 30 to 11 30 at the Town Building Main Street. All dogs should be immunized for rabies with the painless inoculation taking only a few minutes. Dr Stedman of Clinton leads the clinic assisted by Josiah Herrick local animal inspector. Dogs require annual vaccination for protection.
The article notes a Sunday night program at St John’s Lutheran Church Worcester May 2 and 4 Maynard youths are urged to attend a mock radio forum with five Christians from science psychology poetry history and Christianity discussing Triumphant in Christ refreshments to follow.
The Maynard Garden Club will meet Monday May 5 at 2 30 PM at High Street South Acton at the home of Mrs Benjamin Plume. Mrs Dorothea Cary of Bolton Nurseries will speak on Perennial Borders. A plant sale will be held.
Three Maynard men Roma Band Maynard Eddie D Amico Sal Salamone and Peter Salamone join the famous Roma Band of Boston. They will make their first appearance next Sunday in South Boston and then rehearse for a series of state and summer festival appearances.
Maynard Regis College becomes the first Catholic college in the United States to establish a Phi Upsilon Omicron chapter. Charter members include Jeanne F. O'Brien Regis alumna head of Home Economics at Admiral Corporation Boston and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. O'Brien Great Road.
Maynard resident William Henry O'Donnell died after a long illness at 23 Thompson Street last Saturday evening. Born in Worcester 76 years ago he lived in Maynard over 60 years and worked for the American Woolen Company. Survived by wife Lillian Campbell and nine grandchildren, plus three sons William H. Jr. Ossining NY, Harlan J. and Edward F. Keoth Philadelphia, and two daughters Lillian Boreson Concord and Ruth Perrini Cordaville. Funeral from his home Tuesday with a 9 AM requiem mass at St Bridget’s Church and burial in the parish cemetery under Sheehan Funeral Service.
Maynard Pack 30 held its April meeting with eight new Bobcats and a Webelos graduation. Awards pending due to time included Gold Arrow and Silver Arrow honors for Wolf and Bear badges. Den No 5 and Den No 8 earned best attendance in March and April respectively. Baseball practice begins at Alumni Field Saturdays at 10 am with rain delays to 2 pm. Andrew LaBeau oversees baseball activities. parent participation requested. Pack 30 belongs to the Algonquin Baseball League.
The W F W Auxiliary Post No 1812 invites the public to a whist party on Monday May 5 at 8 p m in the Town House. Proceeds support auxiliary activities and community events.
Alumni of Suemi College invite the public to visit the Maynard Oren house at 23 Glendale Street Friday May 2 from 2 30 to 9 00 p m. Proceeds fund the Alumni Field under construction in Hanedck Michigan. Coffee will be served during the event.
Mrs H Murphy, a Service Group member of Union Congregational Church, entertained 30 members and friends at her West Acton home on Tuesday evening. Mrs Ruth Senpanen presented a Dutch maid apparel demonstration and refreshments were served by Mrs Murphy assisted by Mrs Richard Shaw.
The Puffer family expresses sincere thanks to friends for flowers gifts and congratulatory messages marking their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Edw E Puffer Jr acknowledge the kindness shown.
We extend heartfelt thanks to our many friends for kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement. Your support and sympathy are deeply appreciated.
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