Annual Chemical Workers Banquet Set in Elks Hall
The Chemical Workers AFL will hold its annual banquet in the Elks Hall next Monday evening.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
1
The Chemical Workers AFL will hold its annual banquet in the Elks Hall next Monday evening.
The November meeting of the Union Congregational Church Couple's Club will be a Mystery Ride. All members are invited to meet at the church at 7 30 p m on Saturday November 15.
Rev Eino Hamalainen of the Finnish Congregational church learned this week of his mother Mrs Sophia Hamalainen Rautianinen passing in Finland last Wednesday at age 85.
Howard Prescott Peter Peter son Howard King Robert Mc Garry and Thomas Eley travel to Beach Hill Pond Maine for expected Maine hunting. The Lodge of Elks hosts the regular weekly youth activities whist party Tuesday night November 11 at 8 30.
The first of five Whitby style benefit parties for Concord's Rose Hawthorne School awarded prizes to Elizabeth Playart A Carey Jr Blanche Stansfield Gladys De Grappo Lilian Holmes Mrs A Bariteau E Schwanke Charles F Piecewicz Barbara M Puffer Elizabeth Mershon Carolyn Carey Bunny Arsenault Jean Puff er Agnes Phillips Bob Windham Johnny McGee R Camelio Arthur Trombly Jr Ina Trombly. The next party will be held tonight at 146 Powdermill Road.
Maynard Council No 2121 Knight William F McGann joined the Archbishop Richard J Cushing Class as part of 400 members awarded the Fourth Degree at a ceremony Sunday at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel Boston The event featured Joseph E Boothroyd and the Rev Robert L Gannon as principal speaker at a post ceremony banquet in the evening attendance by Sir Knights Jeremiah F Lynch and Arthur W Parke
Darleen F Jillett infant daughter of Walter G and Harriett Whitehouse Jillett died at home last Friday morning after a brief pneumonia illness. Born September 11 at Emerson hospital, she is survived by parents a sister Christine a brother Jimmie and several aunts and uncles. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 AM at W A Twombly funeral home with Rev B Paul Pardy officiating. Burial followed in Glenwood cemetery.
Prizes were awarded to Helen Chaucer Alice Murphy Mary Tobin Ann Gentsch Elizabeth Playart E Reed Loretta Walsh Mary Moynahan A Scully Mrs Smith E Schenocke Mrs A Bariteau J Ditt rich H Murphy John Walsh at the Legion home Wednesday night. The next whist party is set for November 12 and public attendance is invited.
H. Tomilson died suddenly at his home 155 Watham Street last Friday at the age of 68. Born in Bolton Vermont he moved to Maynard seven years ago and ran a poultry business. Survived by wife Syveney Amiriault Tomilson, three sisters and one brother. Service Monday at Fowler Funeral Home 2:30 conducted by Rev. Robert Jones. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers Frank Pincitelli Everett Sarvela Warren Dodge David Pollari Alfred Cates Frank Kasziewicz.
Maynard William Simonds of Parker Street receives an Award of Merit from Middlesex County Soil Conservation District for outstanding soil and water conservation on his 50 acre Sale Farm on Powder Mill Road. He was born in Maynard and his wife is the former Millie.
The Maynard Woman's Club will hold its November meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Ambler Rambles will present a color travelogue titled Eight Thousand Miles to Mexico by Auto. A social hour will follow the program.
Mrs Penniman offers a black hooded coat with leopard trimming in size 11 and a green two piece suit in size 14. Reasonable prices. Contact 9 Naylor Court Maynard or call 434 J.
A 1949 Ford four door car with radio heater and directional lights is offered for sale. It can be viewed after 6 PM on weekdays and during weekends at 28 Waltham Street Maynard.
Maynard Legion hosts a whist night at the Legion Home on Wednesday November 12 at 8215 O’Clock. A turkey prize will be awarded during the evening and the public is invited to attend.
Maynard resident Private James F.E. Duckworth arrives at Fort Dix New Jersey and is assigned to Service Battery 34th Field Artillery Battalion 9th Infantry Division for eight weeks of basic training He attended Maynard High School and worked at the local First National Store Prior to service training covers general military subjects infantry weapons and tactics plus a character guidance program under the Post Chaplain After this phase he will be sent to a specialist school for another eight weeks
Maynard Russell H. Butler of 13 Railroad Street, a sergeant major in the Air Force, is assigned to the instruction staff of ROTC units at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D. C. Butler attended the University of Maine and the University of Hawaii and was last stationed with the Air Force headquarters at O’Hare Airport in Park Ridge, Illinois.
Maynard T Case aged 86 of Summer Street was elected to membership in Norwich University's honorary Tank Platoon at Northfield Vermont. The platoon comprises outstanding cadets training for commissions in the Army Armor branch.
Maynard Word has been received here by Kalle Haapanen of 119 Waltham Street on the death of his sister Mrs Miina Kataja in Finland. A former resident of Maynard she lived on Fairfield Street and was 79 years old. She earned many friends here who will mourn her passing.
Maynard Friday evening November 7 designated for the next meeting of the Women's Cooperative Guild at the Guild hall on Main Street at eight o'clock. Miss R. Cochrane professional dietitian from the New York Wholesale Cooperative Unit will advise members on securing quality products and will demonstrate grading buying and related factors. Plans for the Christmas party and the guild cookbook for sale at the winter bazaar November 22 will be discussed. Refreshments will follow a short business meeting.
The Hale High School sophomore class hosts an Armistice dance at Stow Town Hall Friday at 8 p m with music by the Four Teens of Hudson. It is the third informal dance conducted by Hale students and invitations go to sophomore officers and nearby towns. Committees include advertising decorations refreshments tickets prizes and more with named student leaders.
Stow Mr and Mrs Malcolm Pletcher of Packard Road welcomed twins at Sanderson House in Waltham on Friday October 4. The boys are named Bruce Alvin and Barry Edward. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alvin H Fletcher of Great Road Stew and Mr and Mrs John E Wetherbee of Main Street Acton.
Stow couple Arthur B. Roach and his wife announce the birth of their third child, a son named David Arthur, born on October 1 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Arthur Roach of Brookline and Sgt Ruth H. Orr of Salsburg Austria.
The First Parish in Stow forms a men’s choir with rehearsal November 7 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. George Smith’s home. The choir will sing on Thanksgiving Sunday November 23 with coffee hour before church and nursery care during the service.
Path finder Mag states the federal government has direct investment exceeding 20 billion dollars across more than 100 enterprises. These entities lend money guarantee loans accept deposits and write life insurance and farm related products.
Mrs Helen Arciszewski of 203 Main Street won the grand jackpot on a New York radio show by accurately guessing the distance from New York City to Hartford Connecticut and to Logan Utah. A one mile error would have earned only five dollars. She was in the city to see her daughter off.
A sober honest man seeks to establish himself as a long term mechanic at a well stocked gas station. The job offers time to build a clientele for future years and requires references. Station located 12 miles from Maynard. Write BOX 1102:0 Maynard Enterprise.
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