Maynard Social Notes Highlight School Event and Visits
Eleanor Colburn and Mary Wood led the Northeastern Music Festival at Beverly's Roosevelt School on May 7. Local church groups plan a Clinton bowling night and a Maynard couple’s club barn dance. Finnish church leader Hamalainen returned from Brooklyn after a 43rd anniversary event. Visitors Sister M Camillus and Sister Josephine Clare toured Boston and visited L Farrell family in Maynard. A rummage sale is set for May 14 at the Town House starting 10:00 AM.
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Eleanor Colburn
Mary Wood
Beverly
Union Congregational Church
Clinton
Mary Barton Ailleys
M. Camillus
Josephine Clare
St. John’s Trong Island City Hospital
New York
Maynard
Boston
Leonard Farrell
Hill Side Street
Frank’ Rizzo
Great Road
Camillus
Lennard Farrell
Edmund Farrell
Allstan
Génevieve Farrell Cahill
Concord
Maynard Cancer Crusade Exceeds Half of Goal
Maynard volunteers raised 570 dollars toward a 1200 dollar quota in April. State campaign chairman Michael T Kelleher announced the drive broke records for the Crusade in the area and late returns may push total higher. The April effort included a one night house to house drive on April 26 and also accounted for other April fund raising. Aluminum use noted for the SS United States with wood limited to ship pianos and butcher blocks.
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Maynard
Michael T. Kelleher
United States
Neighbor Night at Maynard Co-op Set for May 18
The Maynard Co-op invites residents to Neighbor Night on May 18. Beginning at 7:30 PM visitors mingle in small groups, followed by a technicolor film The Power of Neighbors at 8. Refreshments precede a 9:30 door prize and a Q&A about the co-op.
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Maynard
Delegates Attend Episcopal Parley in Boston Diocese Meeting
The 170th Annual Meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts was held May 4 at New England Mutual Hall Boston. Delegates from St. George's Maynard included Mrs. Joseph Doel Mrs. Ralph Choate and Mrs. Avery Steele. Bishop Anson Stokes preached Tuesday night. Holy Communion for clergy and delegates followed at Trinity Church.
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Maynard
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
New England Mutual Hall
Clarendon Street
Boston
St. George’s Church
Joseph Doel
Ralph Choate
Acton
Avery Steele
Boxboro
Anson Stokes
Trinity Church
Nash
Infield Training for Pvt Edwin Linteri in Germany
Augsburg Germany Army Pvt Edwin W Linteri 25 son of Mr and Mrs Arne S Linteri Maynard Mass recently took part in a three week field training exercise with the 5th Infantry Division 11th Regiment in southern Germany The exercise tested the regiment under simulated combat conditions Linteri a Maynard High School 1949 graduate is a message center clerk in Headquarters Company of the regiments 2nd Battalion A former employee of Boston and Maine Railroad Co entered the Army in June 1954 and arrived overseas last February
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Augsburg
Germany
Edwin W. Linteri
Arne S. Linteri
River Street
Maynard
5Th Infantry Division
Lintern
Maynard High School
Boston and Main Railroad Co
Boston
Flaxseed Planting Plan for 1955 Put at 5 743 Acres
Farmers expect to seed 5 743 acres of flaxseed in 1955 led by North Dakota planning 63 percent of the national total. The 1954 acreage was 5 959 acres with most production in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Buy U S savings bonds.
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Minneapolis
United States
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Emblem Club Welcomes Six New Members
At a Maynard Emblem Club meeting six new members Ingrid Martin Margaret Murray Sadie Sluyski Helen Prescott Anna Watts and Clara Crowther were initiated by District Deputy Mrs Phyllis Gussie of Newton A chicken dinner was served by P Blanche Stansfield and her committee A meeting is set for Monday night May 16 at the Elks Hall to elect new officers and observe Mothers Day with a program by Mrs Adelaide Sims The installation of officers will be June 25 at the Masonic hall instead of in the Fall
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Maynard
Maynard Emlem Club
Phyllis Gussie
Newton
Ingrid Martin
Margaret Murray
Sadie Sluyski
Helen Prescott
Anna Watts
Clara Crowther
P. Blanche Stansfield
the Elks Hal
Adelaide Sims
Masonic Hall
Delegates From St George's At 107th Convention
Delegates from St George's joined the Rector and Mrs Covell and the St Luke's Senior Warden at the 107th Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts convention in Boston May 3 and 4. Sessions covered officer elections and General Convention delegates, with emphasis on refugee resettlement and parish participation in social service.
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St. George’s
Notice of Pending Dissolution for The Annunciation Brotherhood
At a May 8 1955 special meeting in Maynard Massachusetts The Annunciation Russian Orthodox Brotherhood Mutual Benefit Society voted to dissolve and distribute assets after July 1 1955 under Massachusetts law. Creditors or parties with business should notify Helen Denesuik 100 Powder Mill Road Maynard MA before July 1 1955. Helen Denesuik Recording Secretary May 12 19 26.
Maynard PTA Pops Concert Tue May 17 1955
Maynard public event invites reservations for the Maynard PTA second annual Pops Concert set for Tuesday evening May 17 at 8 p.m. in George Washington Auditorium. Local high school groups and local artists perform. no admission charge. officers to be elected for 1955 56.
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Katherine Mary Kinsley Maynard
Maynard Parent-Teacher Association
George Washington Auditorium
Maynard
Béonard McKenna
James Allen
Charles Sullivan
Film Shown At Salamone Home In Maynard Place
Maynard-Peter A. Salamone hosted an investment group at 11A Deane Street to view the New York Stock Exchange film What Makes Us Tick and Dreams For Someday. Lionel Pollacchi of Palmer Pollacchi & Company discussed ownership type investments and monthly purchase benefits. A Q and A followed as attendees planned future meetings. The USDA announced 1955 flaxseed price support at 2.04 per bushel.
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Maynard
Peter A. Salamone
Deane Street
New York Stock Exchange
In Inc
Lionel Peollacchi
Palmer
Pollacchi
Mr. Salamone
Card of Thanks for Ralph Waldo Piper
The family thanks friends and neighbors for floral tributes sympathy and kind acts during their recent bereavement.
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Ralph Waldo Piper
Maynard Pupils Stage Concert Thursday Night
On Thursday evening May 19 at 7 30 p m in the George Washington Auditorium the Maynard school music groups will perform selections auditioned at the Beverly music festival The Maynard school band the Junior high glee clubs the Junior Band the Beginners Band the Dance Band the High School Majorettes and the Intermediate and Beginners Class in baton twirling will take part.
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Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
Beverly
Sheridan Named To Serve On The Water Committee
Maynard-Raymond Sheridan was appointed Tuesday to the Special Water Committee. He replaces Peter Peterson who now heads the Public Works and cannot continue his Water Committee membership.
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Sheridan
Maynard
Raymond Sheridan
Meeting Postponed by St George’s Church Auxiliaries
The Woman's Auxiliary of St George's Church postpones its May 17 meeting to May 19. Members will travel as a group to the West Division conference of the Church Service League in Ayer at St Andrews Parish House with Rt. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes Jr. as afternoon speaker. Also note: copper or brass strainers can destroy vitamin C in citrus and tomatoes per Alabama extension service.
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Maynara
St. George’s Church
Efa Area Conference
Church Service League
Episcopal
Alabama State Extension Service
Maynard High School Presents 1955 Variety Show
Maynard High School staged its 1955 Variety Show at George Washington Auditorium on May 4 and 5 before near capacity audiences. Masters of ceremonies Peter Wilson and John Cocco kept the program moving as performers delivered pantomime Hearts of Stone, Abe Kaufman singing, and the one act comedy Are We Dressing with strong student performances.
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Maynard
Maynard’ High School
George Washington Auditorium
Peter Wilson
John Cocco
Pantimjme
Abe Kaufman
Class 35 M H S Reunion Planned for June 4
Maynard High School Class of 1935 schedules its 20th reunion for Saturday June 4 at Marlboro Country Club. Activities begin at 6 pm with dinner at 7 pm, followed by social dancing. Chairwoman Mrs. Prescott assisted by Miss Mahoney and listed officers and organizers.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Marlboro Country Club
Helen Wecksrom Prescott
Elizabeth Mahoney
Stacia Kisley Taylor
Eileen
Women's Guild Elects Officers at Maynard Meeting
The Co op Women's Guild elected Celia Antila president for the coming year with Laida Jarvinen as vice president, Vellamo Ojalehto secretary, and Fileen Keene treasurer. Saimi Korsmann was named Sunshine Committee chair, greeting members on special occasions. The group invites all local women to join and meets monthly for films and home making demos.
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Maynard
Guid
Celia Antila
Laida Jarvinen
Vellamo Ojalehto
Fileen Keene
Saimi Korsmann
Sunshine Committee
Guild
Boy Chosen for Monterey Junior Conservation Camp
Maynard John Marino selected by the Rocettes to attend the Junior Conservation Camp at Beartown State Forest in Monterey this summer. A film of life at the camp was shown with Hank Foster from Wildlife Conservation as guest speaker. Only a handful of the 12 to 17 year old applicants took the opportunity.
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Maynard
John Mariano
Rocettes
Beartown State Forest
Monterey
Hank” Foster
Wildlife Conservation
Mary Doyle
Radio Demonstration Planned at Civil Defense Meeting
Maynard representatives from a radio company will demonstrate two way radio at a Civil Defense meeting. The event is at Town House on May 17 at 7 30 p m for all interested in communications. Residents with radio experience may share opinions and knowledge if they enroll.
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Maynard
Radio Corporation
Civil Defense
Town House
C. D
New Library Books at Maynard Public Library
Librarian Olive Morgan lists fresh acquisitions including Room for Murder Emma Hidden River Gift from the Sea Yankee Thunder 20000 Leagues Under the Sea Breaking Wave Have Tax Will Travel Good Morning Miss Dove Vows of the Peacock Thorn Tree Headquarters Day Lincoln Was Shot I Take This Man and many titles for younger readers.
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Maynard
Miss Olive Morgan
Maynard Public Library
Emma
Miss Dove
Lincoln
Miss Many at ering Maynary Luncheon and Club Afternoon
A fragmented report notes a luncheon event with Mrs. chairman and Mary Hod terest. It mentions musical segments and gifts for a mission theme titled In the F Doctor, with attention to charitable aims and new donors.
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Ilea
Banda Marijean
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Enio Hamalainen
Coumple’s Club
Methodist Church
Philin’ Wilson
Wests of
Fitchburg
Cancer Crusade
Joseph F. Sampson
Nason St. Maynard
Mase
Maynffrd
Phyllis L. Richards
Parker Street Hall
U. S
Stow
Bath
Fletcher & Son Real Estate Brokers
América
America
Great Head
Emblem Club
Episcopal Church
Honolulu
William H. Clark
Ceat. of Social Service
Fisenhouwer
Far East
China
James Garfield
Cambridge
Maynard Pta
Maynard High School Junior Womans Club
Arthur Brooke Willl
Adeilines
Mertboro
Madeline Dalton
Emerson
Roy Helander
Forest Nelson
Harold Ruble
Arthur Burt
Walter Larkin
Grace Stokes
Walter Boeske
Edina Carlton, Jr
Otis Hunter
Raymond
Salamone
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Adv
Phyllis Richards
Dance Studios
Parker Street
Judy Brown
E. J. Brown
Linden Street
Hudson
Town Hall
Judy F
Graceington Studio
MHS
Women’s Guild
Eee Crockett
Fearless Fighter Frontier
Philip Reed
Red
Lew Landers
Grant Whytoch
Bernard Small
Richard Schayer
Ford Beebe
Peoples Theatre
Milwaukee
Washington Park
John Marino
Monterey Camp
Colonial Field
Wy American
Uel Cremer
Mary Hodterest
4J Siven
Boxboro, Mass
Restaura
the Eternal
Sterling Hayden
Alexis Smith
James Cagney
Vivecs li
Technicolor
Miso
John Wayne
THE
Sil
Robert Taylor
Marilyn Monroe
Barbatt
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