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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
9
A local couple celebrated their wedding anniversary last Saturday May 4 in quiet fashion. The family, longtime town residents, includes five children two daughters Helen and Esther and three sons Paul Edward and Robert Thoresen. The article notes Texas hosts nearly 4000 native flowers.
Colonel Otis Mimey reports veterans in the town have endorsed Colonel Whitney for the June 18 primaries. Whitney, a Town Republican Committee member and former Young Republicans leader from Concord, sits on the Governor's Council committee on Pardons and Prisons and is Harvard educated. Committees have formed in all cities and towns in the 3rd district to back his candidacy.
Joseph Bubnowicz of 43 Glendale Street Maynard died Wednesday morning after a long illness. Born in Poland 67 years ago he worked for the American Woolen Company until retirement. Survived by wife Anna two sons John and Walter both of Maynard and daughter Mrs Veronica Berglund of Braden Beach New Jersey. Funeral Friday at St Casimir's Church with a nine o'clock requiem mass and burial at St Bridget's Cemetery under Martin funeral service.
Mr and Mrs Peter Heikkinen of 28 Fairfield Street received a surprise call Monday night from their daughter Lieut Meimi Heikkinen on furlough in Switzerland. She had been in France for fourteen months and expects to return home soon.
The Central Massachusetts Four-ball league begins its season at Maynard Country Club on Sunday May 12 hosting Westboro. The 2 p.m. start features Captain Joe Wasiuk, Jack Johnston, Bill Croft, Bernard Tobin, Frank Croft, Tony Colombo, Joel Dan deran and John Novik with substitutes Jack Moynihan, Noble Morton, Vic Milewski, Norman Soule and Woodsey Primiano. A spaghetti dinner follows the match.
The Massachusetts Committee on Fire Fighting in the Country chaired by Howard S. Russell of Waltham issued a long list of don'ts to reduce fire dangers.
The Concord Lions Club gathers May 14 at 6 30 P M at the Howard Johnson Colonial Room West Concord for a business session led by President Leon J Moreau with Rothwell N MacRae in charge of the program. The club plans summer meetings for the second and fourth Tuesdays and outdoor events including a softball game with Lexington Lions and conventions at Magnolia and Philadelphia. Members attended a zone meeting in Waltham last Monday. Officers will be elected in June with Moreau to name a nominating committee for the slate.
The West Acton Woman's Club will host the 11th district past presidents at a luncheon on May 15 at the club hall in West Acton. Mrs. Bird chairs the luncheon and Mrs. Derby handles reception. Next Friday May 2 the club sponsors an evening of magic and Bays Journey with La Follette, the magician, with tickets from Mrs. Walter W. Smith.
The Spring luncheon of the M. Woman's Club will be Tuesday May 14 at 1 o clock in the hall. After luncheon the business meeting will be led by president V. Peppard. The new executive board will be announced and a car will be raffled.
Mrs Sam Muscato of Concord announces the engagement of her son Stephen J. Nenery, a World War II veteran discharged from the U S Army.
Partial ad fragment lists a Buick door and an apparent sale item. No clear date or seller name available from the readable text.
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