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Maynard notices report Y Veleno of 36 Glendale Street is recuperating after recent surgery at Emerson Hospital.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
2
Maynard notices report Y Veleno of 36 Glendale Street is recuperating after recent surgery at Emerson Hospital.
Kan Hills of 39 Elmwood Street celebrates forty years of service with the New Haven organization, reflecting a long municipal career and longstanding dedication. The milestone underscores steady tenure and local labor history in the city.
Hannah Circle will meet Jo Soho at 7 30 oclock Friday for a Work Night at St Laitheran Church.
The article lists individuals named Fullenton Marie Parkile Jerry Kramer and Neil A Keto in connection with a local event or notice. No further details provided in readable text.
Speakers Rev Richard Taylor of St George's and Rev Lawrence O'Brien of Maynard Methodist led the service at Union Congregational Church on Sunday evening with festival type music provided for the observance.
The Maynard Historical Society will hold its next meeting on Sunday November 11 at 2 30 p m in the new town hall. New members are welcome to attend.
Airman 3 C David A Januskiewicz of Maynard is reassigned to Okinawa after completing a U S Air technical training course for communications center specialists. He is a Maynard High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Janu skiewicz of 10 Brooks Street.
A rummage sale will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 4 River Street, sponsored by Ladies Kelerva. Public is welcome and coffee will be served. First meeting of an adult Bible study group also announced.
An advertisement to home owners promises a single monthly payment of 21 dollars per person, includes prior balance and interest, with possible penalties for prepayment. The note claims Sumner Investment Co. provides confidential deals established in 1937 and offers day or night phone contact.
A class will be held in the sanctuary of the Methodist Church on Sunday. Teacher is John Koch and all adults are welcome at 9 30 a.m.
The article notes Jack Kane, a former meat cutter with United Co-Op Society, is resting at home 6 Marlboro Street after undergoing serious surgery at Emerson Hospital. It also mentions a church service at St George's on Nov 4 with Holy Communion at 8 and 10 a.m. led by Rev. George Ekwall Waltham.
A large turnout attended the square dance sponsored by 2141 Association on Saturday night with Bob Fuller as caller. The date for the next party will be announced.
The Women's Fellowship of Union Congregational will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the church due to the election. The program features Cranberry Time by Ocean Spray with the film Heritage of Flavor, plus recipes and prizes. Co-hostesses are Joan Baker, Marian Weaving, Lucy Fortune, Janette Taylor, and Mildren Sawyer.
The Chamber of Commerce plans to solicit members for a Christmas lighting fund. It reports that last year a total of 1096.21 dollars was spent on lighting and related decorations.
Maynard At St Bridget s this week a months mind low mass will be said for Kenneth Bursaw Saturday 8 a m Sunday is Communion Sunday for children of the parish Parents are requested to see that their children receive Novenas continue Mondays 7 30 pm with the intentions of keeping world peace rs of the week are Ro bert ley and Joe King
I thank my relatives and friends for their thoughtful ness and consideration during my hospital stay. Mrs Sophie Crotty Maynard -Adv.
An undeveloped area of about 10 acres in the town's northeast section is viewed as a potential future school site. Plans are to be forwarded to the commission as the initial step in a sequence of actions.
Mrs Vic tor E Allaire of Auburn announces the engagement of their daughter Miss Alaire to David W France son of Mr and Mrs Albert France of Maynard The bride to be is a Auburn High School graduate and Dean Junior College alumna with an associate of science degree She is employed by Chemical Sales and Service Worcester Institute Mosceriee Delacerapie Theta member A February 2 wedding is planned.
The New England Association will visit Nashoba Regional High School for three days starting next Wednesday to assess accreditation and identify areas for improvement. Superintendent G Patrinos announced the visit to determine how Nashoba meets student needs.
Maynard theatre prepares a large December production with 45 parts in Inherit the Winds. Regional teachers attend anniversaries and visit the United Nations and the Wayside area. Math club participants from Maynard High include Frank Angelosanto and others. Book sale profits aid the 020 Club. String quartet demonstrations encourage regional string instruction. Sympathy sent to Lincoln Sudbury faculty on a death in the Perkins family. Cherry Valley students join Lincoln luncheon visit.
Plans for a church whist party to be held November 14 in the p m at the church were announced by Mrs Harold Judge. A turkey door prize and a barrel of canned goods raffled with other prizes will be offered, refreshments to follow. Josephine Stephens leads, assisted by Jean Pessotti and Mildred Seesny, with Bernadette Harris Agnes Gillis Helen McLaughlin and Frances O Connell handling refreshments at the Monday soda lith meeting.
Stow Monsignor Thomas J Finnegan vice chancellor of the archdiocese will address members of the Holy Name Society at St Isidore's Church Sunday after the 9 am mass. James P J Gannon will preside at the church hall meeting.
Officers of the junior class hosted a lunch during a visit to historic sites in the area. Equipment for a language lab is being installed this week in the room that formerly housed the library at Lincoln Sudbury Regional.
Acton-Boxborough Regional High School received 53 volumes in the Science Study Series through the generosity of R. Paul Larkin. The donation enhances the school library’s scientific collection as sophomore home making classes visited Old Sturbridge Village to study interior design.
Paula Russo earned a transcription certificate while Pamela Farrell and Karen Tuikka were awarded both shorthand and transcription certificates for achieving 60 words a minute.
Friday Constantine Mourginis, a guidance counselor at Emerson Junior High, attends the first workshop for junior high counselors by the Massachusetts Department of Education at Lexington Street Junior High in Waltham. John P. Hogan directs the session. Robert Archibald moderates.
Donna Louise Files daughter of Clarence and Mrs Files wed Harry David Freeman son of Matthew and Mrs Freeman at the Baptist Church West Acton Rev William Keech officiated. Reception for about 150 at Groton Inn. Bride a 1962 Rough Regional graduate. details note attire bouquets and attendants.
Maynard annuls parish reunion scheduled for November 17 at Green School. Baron and his orchestra will perform, with food stalls from Totem Pole and No Tables. Committee members include White, Mary Mayoerr animate Johnson, and Jen.
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