Veterans Council Plans Memorial Day Parade Arrangements
Maynard Veterans Council finalizes Memorial Lay ceremonies with three parade groups led by Maynard police, town officials, and invited organizations. Bands from Maynard High and Maynard Community Band to perform. World War I members and gold star mothers offered ride options. Grand marshal thank-you note.
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Maynard Girl Scouts Elect Officers And Banquet Plans
At the Maynard Girl Scout meeting officers were elected for the coming year. Camp Jethro Day Camp will open July 31 to August 10 with applications through leaders. A mother and daughter banquet is planned for Tuesday at Green Meadow School at 6 15 p.m. to conclude a busy year in scouting.
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Paul Englehardt
Matt Tervo
Alfred Carey, Jr
Earl Carruth
Jame Wheeler
Robert Hanson
James Wheeler
Green Meadow School
New York Up’s Pickled Tuna Stuffed Tomatoes Dish
Cut tops from four medium tomatoes and scoop out pulp. Mix tuna from a drained 17 ounce can with four tablespoons of chopped sweet mixed pickles, chopped onion, chopped celery, two tablespoons mayonnaise, salt and pepper. Fill shells, chill, and serve to four.
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Boothroyd Reelected State Council Deputy at Boston Meeting
Maynard council members participate as delegates and officers. State Deputy Boothroyd, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Boothroyd of 166 Great Road, was unanimously reelected for a second term at the 66th state convention at the Hotel Somerset in Boston. His mother Mrs Boothroyd chaired the ladies committee and acted as toastmistress. Delegates including Rugere Charpentier and Alphonse Paul joined Boothroyd and Ralph Sheridan from Maynard Council No 2121 in Boston for the session and for the Denver supreme council meeting ahead.
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Great Road
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Joseph Arena
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Ralph L. Sheridan
Soaps of trees in Barbados attract attention
Nature Study notes Barbados trees reach 60 feet with berry clusters. Berries yield a thick lather when shaken in water. Barbadians favor man made detergents despite the soapsuds tree. The Cleanliness Bureau calls the tree novel but not efficient.
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Maynard and St Casimir Holy Name Club Unite For Breakfast
Maynard St Casimir Holy Name Societies host a joint communion breakfast at St Casimir hall after a 9 oclock mass led by Rev Francis S Miaskiewicz. Dr Frederick J P Rosenheim will speak on Loving. Victory Market prizes awarded to numerous local residents including Edna Bombard Billy Sonneman Michael Gormley Robert Polk Jr Constance Lehto and many more in a long list of gifts.
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St. Casimir’s Holy Name Society
St. Bridget’s Holy Name
St. Casimir’s Hall
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
DCL
Frederick J. P. Rosenheim
Edna Bombard
Billy Sonneman
Michael Gormley
West Bend
Robert Polk, Jr
Constance Lehto
D. France
Rose Graham
Westinghouse
Virginia Maria
G. Landry
van Heusen
Howard W. Williams
Pauline Molle
George Underwood
Eric Eklund
Hamilton Beach
Tesse
A. Camelio
Beach
Lla
Joseph Amirault
St Johns Vestry Schedules Weekly Church Activities
The notice lists Sunday worship at 3 15 PM in the vestry and a 5 PM Senior Luther League gathering. Altar guild meets Monday 8 PM. Church school teachers meet Wednesday 8 PM. Women of the Church host Protestant Women of Thyra Ferre and provide a speaker. Senior confirmation class Saturday 10 AM. Eastern Conference Lutheran League spring rally at St Johns Saturday 2 PM to 10 PM.
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Ed Aul
St John's Vestry
Luther League
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Seccte
Thyra Ferre Orme
Fellowship State Installed Here
Maynard At Union Congregational Sunday morning the pastor installed the officers of Women's Fellowship for the coming year. The officers are President Mrs. Paul D. Sawyer, first vice president Mrs. Willis S. Lester, second vice president Mrs. Winfield W. Bemis, corresponding secretary Mrs. Howard R. Peary, recording secretary Mrs. Robert G. Alger, auditor Mrs. William O. Littig, key woman Mrs. Waino K. Pekkala.
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Union Congregational
Women’s Fellowship
Paul D. Sawyer
Willis S. Lester
Winfield W. Bemis
Howard R. Peary
Robert G. Alger
William O. Littig
Waino K. Pekkala
Co op Hosts Welcome to New Members Saturday
Maynard invitation invites new Co op members to a Saturday event with tours of the dairy bakery and supermarket. Prize drawings include an 8 mm Brownie camera and a copper tone Expresso coffee maker. The public relations committee extends a warm welcome to prospective owners.
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Bicycles to be registered under Maynard safety plan
In Maynard a 1941 town ordinance will require bicycle registration in the coming weeks. Police Safety Officer Waslaw Lankiewicz and Lions Club Safety Chairman Edward Travers lead the effort to track and recover stolen bikes through the schools and police, with riders' bikes to meet reasonable condition and functional brakes.
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Waslaw Lankiewicz
Police Department
Edward Travers
Lions Club
Hytonen Wins Spelling Bee For Second Year In Maynard
Rodney Hytonen a sophomore won the 16th annual Maynard High spelling bee at George Washington Auditorium marking his second consecutive title. Mary Lee Darcy placed second and Greta Kansanniva third with a list of finalists including Ruth Boardman Patrick Crotty Gerald Dee Richard Fardy Robert Hannon Judith Martino Robert Taylor Donna Rae Drechsler Diana Ruble and Linda Gogolin.
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George Washington Auditorium
Rodney Hytonen
Rodney
Patricia Meister
Bernard Meister
Mary Lee Darcy
Greta Kansanniva
Ruth Boardman
Patrick Crotty
Gerald Dee
Richard Fardy
Robert Hannon
Judith Martino
Robert Taylor
Donna Rae Drechsler
Diana Ruble
Linda Gogolin
Ae Case
Barbara Grigas
Sara Boeke
Paul R. Aephy
Marjorie O'Connell
Jean Martino
Barbara Crotty
Betty Kasziewicz
Mary Grigas
Meister
Walter Wasiuk
Hytonen
Charles W. Manty
Ana Alexander Kulevi
Maynard Community Notices Highlight Local Events
Maynard residents attend a World War II reunion in Brooksville to honor the U. S. S. Ranger crew. Local groups plan church suppers, memorial day preparations, and charity events at Elks Home and town venues with multiple community activities listed through May and June.
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Lewis Street
Brooksville
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U. S. S. Ranger
Investment pitch on U.S. Savings Bonds drives patriotic bond sales
Nationwide drive urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support government borrowing and spur economic growth. Campaign highlights long term security, fixed interest, and accessibility for families, with emphasis on patriotic duty and financial prudence.
Science 18 List Exhibit At School Wednesday
Maynard Maynard Science Club will hold an exhibit Wednesday at the school auditorium to spark interest in science. Club and science students will present exhibits in chemical and biological topics. Parents may attend from 7 to 9 with no admission fee.
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Guild Installation Honors New Officers At-Armand’s Terrace
The Maynard St. Chr guild held its annual installation at Armand's Terrace with praise for the outgoing board. Mrs Joseph Boothroyd president received a hummel set. Mrs Joseph Dineen sang and John Doran accompanied on piano. New members added include Mrs Louis ers and Mrs McCabe. focus on hospitality publicity and plans for a June lawn party were announced.
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Lovely Hummel
Guild
Joseph Dineen
John Doran
Louisers
Brooks
Frances Pi
McCabe
George Mershon
Dent
Bers
Nose Sense Could Lead to Electrical Smell Device
Report notes Dr. Andrew of Chicago describing a potential electrical nose to translate vapor structures into impulses. Mentions a 14 500-ton cruiser City redesigned as a missile ship from 1947 to 1957 with Talos missile capability. Oklahoma residents bought $45 million in 19 1 js. Ship entered service Dec. 22 1944.
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UPI
Andrew
Chicago
Cne City
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