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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
11
Koponen is resting comfortably at the Allenerton tal in Jitiaien Plain after a successful operation on Monday. McCarthy of Sudbury is on a business trip to Orlando for the U.S. District Court of Appeals. Pikula had a recent wrist fracture and plans to reopen his shoe repairing shop at 4 Walnut Street. Misses Doris Newman and Jean Ticker spent the week visiting relatives in Connecticut and New York, returning by plane last Sunday.
Miss Dorothea Hamlin of Linden Street serves on the committee for Simmons College annual May breakfast. She has been active in Simmons Dramatic Club and Outing Club, and is a sophomore in the School of Science.
We thank relatives and friends for the floral tributes and spiritual bouquets sent during the loss of our sister Mrs. Jeanna M Lyons Miss Alice Nagle Miss M Frances Nagle.
Mrs Thomas Gramio expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness and support during the recent loss of her husband.
Maynhard Miss Florence Wilder, Junior High principal, releases honor rolls and perfect attendance for March and April. Grade 8 A and B honor rolls include Joyce Boudreau, Sara Ann Boeske, Rachel Keto, Marilyn Larsen, Ann Åkström, Virginia Barnes, Mary Janet Bouviden, Theresa Cirino, and others. Grade 7 A list includes Barbara Castrilli, Veronica Jahulewicz, Barbara Manchester, Carol Novick, with Grade 7 A and B names such as George Anelons, Thomas Cocco, Alice Crosby, Kathryn Finizio, Beverly Jok.
The Fullenton family thanks friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the recent loss of their son Donald and Laura Fullenton express gratitude for support.
A fragmented list of student and staff names appears in a dense roster style Readable portions include March and April mentions along with multiple surnames and initials The mix suggests a school attendance or honors listing with numerous individuals from varied last names and middle initials.
A compiled record lists students achieving perfect attendance for March and April. The roster includes William Boothroyd Anthony Colombo Afiee Cros Angelina Hansen Verotta Janlowic Vincent Janulowicz Mary Labowicz Bryden Maher Jamies Morgan Netsom Carol Novick Patricia Oelair Richard Tarner and others.
Miss Christofono led a entertain ing program for soldier patients at the Waltham Regional Hospital last Thursday evening. She performed vocal selections and tap dancing with Little Alice Crosby. Pop Steinman, New England's oldest tap-dancer, presented variety acts while Johnny Lubin played accordion. Soldiers praised the show with enthusiastic applause.
Mrs Rosamond Campbell expresses sincere thanks to all who sent cards gifts and flowers during her stay at Marlboro hospital noting appreciation for the kindness shown.
Aviation Machinist's Mate Second Class Maynard Oksa son of Mrs Matilde Oksa is cited for courage during a May 11 1946 presentation by Captain R W Bockius. Oksa a Memphis instructor previously earned a Purple Heart enlisted in 1942 served in the Pacific. His unit repelled a superior enemy force threatening Leyte invasion operations.
The Class of 1947 at Maynardi High held a Junior Prom in the George Washington auditorium Friday night under soft lighting and floral decor. Kett Reeves and his orchestra played as the crowning officers Luker president, Lehto vice president, Bain treasurer led the event with advisor Mrs Bas Claire present and a committee including Arcist Schwenke Carlson Dione Helandér Mariano Burgess Good Gruber Gruber Spurrell and Wasiluk.
A surprise shower for Adele Pronko was hosted at St. Casimir's parish hall by more than a hundred relatives and friends. The gathering featured dancing and refreshments. Adele Pronko, soon to wed Leonard Nee, received a practical and beautiful gift.
The Lambert family thanks neighbors and friends for floral arrangements and support after the death of Mrs. Catherine Lambert. Roy P. Lambert and Leon Lambert convey appreciation for spiritual bouquets and acts of kindness during their bereavement.
Massachusetts faces a June draft shortfall as selective service boards report only 35 men available for 1195 required, while many boards hesitate to call in men aged 26 to 30 due to business and family ties. Colonel Chester I. Furbush states time limits prevent meeting the quota and officials consider reclassifying 26 to 30 year olds, hoping volunteers may help, though law continuity after June 30 is uncertain.
The Board of Health will run the final free dog clinic of the year in the Town building from 9 to 12 Saturday morning. Dr. Gerald O Malley assisted by local officials will inoculate dogs to prevent rabies. Owners are urged to bring pets as the Clinic is the last for this year.
William Henry Marnell editorial writer for the newspaper was the guest speaker at St Bridget's Holy Name Society breakfast in K of C hall. He spoke on The Newspaper and Current Events before a large audience after the nine o'clock Mass. Joseph Byrne led the society in attendance at the church gathering.
The Maynard High School class of 1941 gathered at the Stow Country Club for a banquet and social. Toastmaster Bill Lesage led the evening and a tribute honored Frank Riley Jr Alec Chernak and James M Tobin for their sacrifices in military service.
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