Maynard Birthday Party for Betty Kaszeiwicz
On Betty Kaszeiwicz’s 12th birthday May 4, she hosted 20 friends and relatives at 2 Witham Street. The party featured pink crepe, balloons, sandwiches, cake, tonic, and ice cream with each guest receiving a candy basket. Betty received many gifts and an enjoyable afternoon was reported. An aside notes 11,000 Americans lose lives in fires annually, with a large share involving women and children.
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Maynard
Betty Kaszeiwicz
Frank Kaw
Witham Street
Betty
Co op Health Plans Highlighted at Maynard Forum
A Harvard Medical School speaker urged cooperative health plans for middle income groups at the Maynard Co op forum on Wednesday May 1. He noted about 80 co op health associations exist across the United States, mainly in Wisconsin Kansas Oklahoma and the Pacific Northwest. The talk described how co ops pool fees to fund access to doctors and medical equipment, enabling group practices and meeting medical needs more satisfactorily.
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Anton Nan
Harvard University School of Medicine
Maynard
Maynard Faces Bolton in Assabet Alley League Match
Maynard takes on Bolton at Bolton's grounds tomorrow afternoon in a league game of the Assabet alley.
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Assabet Alley League
Maynard It Strongly Supports Holy Name Society Return
Maynard praises the Holy Name Society led by St. Brid parish head and vows to restore its prominence in the community. Rev Fr Moriarty, ordained priest and Boston College graduate from Brockton, bids farewell to parishioners and leaves for a new assignment after helping the society.
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St. Bridget's Holy Name Society
Moriarty
Chalétien Delotrine
Boston College
Brockton
Santiny
Mondey
Church Edward S. Green Refreshments Served by Guilds
Refreshments were served by St Hildas Guild and the Sabra League at the church event honoring Edward S Green.
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Edward S. Green
St. Hilda’s Guild
Sabra League
Maynard Golfers Finish Strong As Jay-Vees Lead
Maynard four ball team wins three straight matches including a home victory 4 points to 3 over Run-A-Way Brook Club. Jay-Vees led by Hans Watt post 4 of 7 points while the varsity nips opponents 5 0 to 3 on home soil. Junior squad beats Run-A-Way Brook 7 to 5 with Pakachaug Worcester and Green Hill results listed. Dom Marianome resigns as varsity captain citing poor showing, pledging support for new leadership.
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Cinton
Hans Watt
Pakachaug
Worcester
Green Hill
Craig Lundberg
Lincoln Country Club
Dom Marianome
Varsity
Dom
Large class to join local order of Sh their hall
Maynard announces a large class to be initiated into membership of the local order of Sh. The event will be held in their hall at Summer and streets with entertainment and refreshments. Plans are under way to elect officers of the order in the near future.
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Maynard leads $6000 hospital fund drive across towns
Maynard L Harris as general chairman reports nearly $6,000 raised to finish the Emerson and eat hospital fund appeal. Contributions include Maynard over $1,200 Stow over $200 Acton over $1,300 Littleton and Bokburro about $100 each. Town chairmen listed. mail campaign extended to other towns.
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Emer Hapses
Emerson and
Eat
Maynard L. Harris
Stow
Acton
Littleton
Bokburo
Dewey Boatman
Frederick ‘W. Backes
Tompkins
Carli
Infield Action Seals Victory for Maynard Baseball
Gallagher opened with a hit and scored after stealing second and advancing on a grounder on a passed ball. Sims walked and scored on Lyons error as Hudson sored three in the second and one in the fourth. Maynard rallied with two runs in the fifth on Lins Niemi and Kulevich hits to clinch. Hudson allowed four hits, struck out five, but issued seven walks. Larry Tower, at 4 ft 5 in, pinch hit in the last inning as the umpire and catcher kneeled and Myrick walked him.
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Gallagher
Sims
Stvle
Lyons
Hudson
Maynard
Lins Niemi
Kulevich
Mark Hudson
Maynard Girls Tour Nursing School in Boston
On 12 nine students from Maynard High School visited Miss Helen Gill at the House hold Nursing School in Boston. She spoke on the advantages of a career in practical nursing. Accompanying the group were Doris Sims Priscilla Woodbury Ann Christofano Joana Helin Alice Trombley Marian Weir Helen Shymanowicz Lorraine Cuddy and Ethel Boulden.
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Emerson Hospital
Maynard High School
Helen Gill
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Household Nursing School
Boston
Doris Sims
Priscilla Woodbury
Ann Christofano
Joana Helin
Alice Trombley
Marian Weir
Helen Shymanowicz
Lorraine Cuddy
Ethel Boulden
Annual Meeting of the Assabet Institution for Savings
The Assabet Institution for Savings held its annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts on Monday May 2 1949 at eight o clock P M the elected officers and trustees sworn to duty included President Guyer W Fowler First Vice President Frank E Sanderson Second Vice President Oswald C Drechsler Clerk Alfred E McCleary and Trustees David C Clemens Harold R Goodwin Patrick H Murphy William Stockwell Gavin Taylor with additional officers and trustees named in the Trustees Co including Laurila Sidney v George H Merrick Wallace C Priest Philip A Wilson Frank E Sanderson Gavin Taylor and Philip A Wilson.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Massachusetts
Guyer W. Fowler
Frank E. Sanderson
Oswald C. Drechsler
Alfred E. McCleary
Hold Free Dog Clinic Maynard
The Board of Health will hold a second free rabies clinic in the Town building from 9:30 to 11:30 this Saturday. Dr Stedman of Clinton will supervise with local officials assisting. After a strong turnout at the first clinic the board urges remaining dog owners to bring their pets for vaccination.
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Board of Health
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