Emerson Junior High Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance List
Magnetee Florence Wil der, principal, presents March and April honor roll and perfect attendance records for grades seven and eight. Names include Lois Xain Joanna Kangas Mary Sweeney Patricia Meister Barbara Mitzcavitch Jahet Gentseh Wanda Jasielonis Margaret Jones Irene Mariani Janice Morgan Barbara Prosper Miriam Salmi Joanne Patricia Wehkoja Lewis crossley Leontine Eley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence. Wilder
Emerson Junior High
Lois Xain
Joanna Kangas
Mary
Sweeney
Alice Eet Pe Crossley
Leontine
May
Sylvia Hill
Bison Jokinanri
Frederick Johnson
Helen King
Barbara Krysieniel
Petrene Lattuca
Russell Manchester
Philip Murphy
Gordon Nelson
Paul Nelson
Don Ojalehto
Edward Rogers
Helen Taruma
William Toed
Nancy Warlla
Roger Weavng
Patricia Meister
Barbara Mitzcavitch
Barbara Thumith
Lou Baudreau
Mary, Cirino
Jahet Gentseh
Wanda Jasielonis
Margaret Jones
John ‘Korsman
Irene Mariani
Janice Morgan
Barbara Prosper
Roger Rutkowski
Miriam Salmi
Joanna Patricia Wehkoja
Lois Bain
Anne Bondelevitch
Vincent Buscemi
Joan Crossley
Leontine Eley
Caroliec
Alexander Kulevich
Chris Upinen
Sylvia Lasoval
Etrene Litiuca
Arne Hikes
Padehesis Meckenzie
Russell
Pheg
Aretha
Ludino
Delbert Alving
Nancy Bain
Ernest Baritone
Naomi Boothreay
Edward Brooks
Ralph Cantino
Mary Cirino
Carolyn Cuttell
Owen Duggan
Janet Gentsch
Catherine Higgins
Russell Lattuca
Charles Lent
John Lydon
Thomas Eley
John MacKenazie
Faith MacCarthy
Tricia Meister
Barbara Mitzeavitch
Je Srs ‘Musgrave
Marjorie Penniman
Brosper
Ann Spurrell
Cynthia Rr
Madeline
Charles P Howard Addresses Young G O P in Maynard
Charles P Howard, treasurer of Middlesex County, spoke at the Maynard May 1 meeting of the Council of the Young Men Republican Club of Massachusetts. President McCarey outlined recent accomplishments and committees for the coming year were named with Michael Tomys leading the Veterans committee and Warren Johnson heading Ways and Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Council of the Young Men Republican Club of
Massachus
Twin Tree Cafe
McCarey
Maynard Club
Michael Tomys
Warren Johnson
Hudson Girl Weds Maynard Man At St Michael’s Church
Miss Helen C Fidanza of Hudson married Dominic A Ferrucco of Maynard in a 1 o clock ceremony at St Michael’s Church. Rev Daniel Cronin officiated with Ambrosina Diani singing Ave Maria and Esther Collins at the organ. More than 300 guests attended the reception at Buonavia club. The couple plans to reside at 231 Manning Street Hudson after a wedding trip. The bride, a St Michael’s graduate and bookkeeper, is the groom a Maynard High School graduate and medical clerk at Cushing Hospital Framingham. he served three years in the Coast Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Michael’s
Helen C. F Callanter
Dominic A. Ferruccio
Manning “Street
R. A Michael Anza
River ‘Street
Maynard
Daniel F Cronin
Ambrosina
Diani
Ave . Maria
Esther Collins
Margaret Fidanza
Margaret Cain
Betty Tate
Joseph A. Berry
Boston
Dom Colombo
Francis Norton
Marlboro
Buonavia Club
Maynard High School
Cushing Hospital
Framingham
Coast Guard
Health Board Inspects Food Sanitation Course at Town Building
A Board of Health course on food handling in the Town Building covered concerns about Twin Trees Restaurant United Co op Society Pizza Spaghetti House J J Newberry Pleasant Cafe Old Timer s Cafe Instream Restaurant The Red Door Russo s Restaurant Manning Pharmacy Nason Street Spa Walnut Street Spa and King Square Diner Certificates were awarded to all completing the three course The annual Post Easter dinner at St Casimir s parish will be held this Sunday afternoon Parish reunion follows with Slavic dishes Also noted are returns from the F W U A C I O convention in Atlantic City by Mr and Mrs Barney Bundalaytich Elmer Mattson Ku gima Everett Sarvella and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaynardAt
Board of Health
Twin Trees
United Co-op Society
J. J. Newberry
Pleasant Cafe
Old Timer’s Cafe
Instream
the Red Door
Russo’s
Manning Pharmacy
Nason Street
Walnut Street
King Square
Karol S. Wisniewski
Ayer
Aes
Wee Ned Sound
Avas
St. Casimir’s
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Exemplified in Boston
Maynard Pastors and Knights joined the Fourth Degree exemplification led by State Master John J. Daley at Copley Plaza Hotel Boston last Sunday. Guests included Rev Lawrence Riley and speakers noted St Johns Seminary. Maynard Assembly members and local deputies attend with plans for upcoming May events and Mass State Council convention in Springfield May 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Robert EB. Riley
Balen Waldron
Knights of Columbus
John J. Daley
Copley Plaza
Boston
Maynard Council
Joseph FE
John E. Hannon
Lawrence Riley
St. John’s Seminary
Edward F. McSweeney Assembly
K. of C. Hall
Newton Council
Waltham
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Mass
Govvittee
Polish American Citizens Club to Play Sudbury Sunday
The Polish American Citizens Club baseball nine will meet Sudbury in a non league game at Crowe Park starting at 2 p m this Sunday. Despite poor weather hindering pre season drills the locals plan several workouts and invite all town players to try out for positions. New uniforms should be ready soon for the Paul Revere League opening with the first game scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Baseball Nine
Sudbury
Crowe Park
Dayight
Pop Concert at Parker Hall Maynard May 16
Maynard The All American Club preserves its third annual Spring Pop Concert at Parker Street Hall Sunday May 16 at 3 o clock. Finnish coffee and homemade cakes served around tables. Vocal soloists include Ina Edwards Leslie Sims Oliver Warila. instrumentalists Ilmari Juhnq baritone Frithof Tofferi Delbert Alving. A sea story and recitations featured. Proceeds fund a high school senior scholarship. Entries open for the 20th annual seven miles road race Maynard to Fox Pond Littleton on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
All American’ Club of
Parker Street Hall
Ina Edwards
Leslie Sims
Oliver Warila
Ilmari Juhnq
Frithof Tofferi
Delbert Alving
Eino Vehanen
Martti Laaks Aen
Ellen Hagpala
Kusti Aromaa
Helander
Tyyne Glad
High Scheols
Fox Pond
Littleton
Stow Board of Selectmen Approve Latest Measures
The Stow Board of Selectmen approved the latest measures at their recent meeting. Officials outlined agenda items and scheduled next steps for town governance and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Board of Selectmen
Renomination battle and public figure style noted
Southern Democrats push for Truman renomination as presidents who succeeded in office are discussed. The text asks who two vice presidents were renominated, questions a public figure’s unusual attire, identifies city ties of bosses Kelly Hague Flynn Curley Pendergast, notes Caruso’s 75th birthday and asks about his career start and voice type, and mentions a quarrel between two famous men nicknamed The Mahatma and The Redhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teyman
Truman
Glen H. Taylor
Henry Wallace
Kelly
Hague
Flynn
Curley
Pendergast
Enrico Carus
Caruso
Mahatma
Notable Names in a Turbulent Delegation Reform
The passage lists six figures including Roosevelt and Coolidge renominated. Dwight D. Eisenhower appears as a civilian retiree. It mentions names Kelly Hague Curley Pendergast and places Chicago Boston St Louis. It cites Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail linked to baseball leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Fillmore
John L Eon
Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Kelly
Chicago
Hague
Jersey City
Flynn
Bronx
New York
Curley
Boston
Pendergast
St. Louis
Naples
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankeg
British Army Crackdown in Jerusalem Amid Jewish Arab Violence
The British occupying forces in Palestine move to end daily bloodshed as open fighting spreads in Jerusalem. Brigadier Jones orders impartial force and warns that prolonged Arab Jewish clashes will be met with stronger weapons if needed. Neither side is clearly the aggressor as tensions soar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Palestine
P. Jones
Britsh Jerusalem
Roops
Jerusalem
Renunciation in the Southland over Truman Civil Rights Policy
Democratic leaders in South Carolina and Tennessee rebuff President Truman as 1948 candidate. Mississippi committee threatens to withdraw from the nominating convention in June unless the party pledges to oppose anti southern civil rights laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Southland
South Carolina
Tennessee
Mississippi
Virginia Governor Criticizes Truman Civil Rights Plan
Gov. William Tuck of Virginia denounces President Truman's civil rights proposal in a speech and urges voters to remove Truman from the ballot. He asks the General Assembly to call a joint session to permit Virginia electors to pick a different candidate in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tuck
Virginia
Truman
Vnia
General Assembly
Rruman
Virinia
Air Pollution Mortality Cited By University Research
Dr Clarence A Mills of the University of Cincinnati warns air pollution causes many illnesses and claims over 700 deaths in certain areas are linked to polluted air. He notes a significant share of deaths occur in major American cities and urges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Clarence A. Milla
University of Cincinnati
Aia
R. Mills
Stone and Metal Figures Highlight Ancient Workshop
A fragment notes two main groups of figures carved from stone and another group made of metal and stone. The text hints at a workshop or craft context with differing materials used for the figures.
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Helen Taryma
Madeline Terrasi
Williams Tobin
Donald Tower
Joanne Tucker
Ellen Veracker
Nancy Warilg
Chas. Howard
Young G.O.P
Charles P. Howard
Middlesex County
UC T
Ham
Morrell
Wilson
RVING
Cale Slaw
del Monte
Charlie Can
SS. Pierce Co
Nasan
OREM
Maynard Man
Ferruccio Michie
Fidanza
Barney Bundalayitch
Elmer Mattson
A Kugima
Everett
Sarvella
F.W.U.A
C.I.O
Atlantic City
Citizens’ Club
Parker Hall
Page & Shaw
Gale
Heavy Weir
Johnson
Ang
Aenetein
Lucien LeLong
Cara Nome
Yardley
Pond
Hydnut Violet
Lhnson
ST. Maynard
Nason St. Maynard
Tel
Lenolia
Salon de
Bed
Mothe
R Day Specia
Morris
Whitmac Ona
Fircot
Nason
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