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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1947

Page

2

Maynard Maynard Knights Fourth Degree Event Plans

Joseph E Boothroyd and Jacob Janericeo seek the Fourth Degree at Copley Plaza Boston on Sunday November 16 with State Master Joann Delay in charge and Congressman Philip J Philbin as guest speaker A December 7 banquet is discussed at George Washington auditorium with Most Rev John J Wright as guest speaker Past Grand Knight Thomas J Duggan chairs winter bowling match planning inviting K of C Councils from Encore Hudson Marlboro Southboro Leominster Pittsburgh Lexington to join Maynard Council members

Joseph E. Boothroyd Jacob Janericeo Copley Plaza Boston Joann J. Delay Philip J. Philbin Clinton George Washington Auditorium John J. Wright Joseph Boothroyd Thomas J. Duggan K. of C Encore Hudson Marlboro Outhboro Leominster Fitchburg Lexington Meemrs Maynard

Maynard Council Knights of Columbus Meeting Notice

At a regular Maynard council meeting in this issue, the Knights of Columbus announce a harvest event scheduled for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall.

Acton youths enlistment and local social notices

Private Steven Christofono, son of Mr and Mrs John Christofono, is stationed at Parris Island South Carolina. Mrs Donald Feltus of West Acton with her two children plans a Miami visit over the New Year. The Finnish Evangelical Congregational Church backs a home baked bean supper on Saturday evening November 15 from 5 to 7. Sudbury Post 191 American Legion officers installation was attended by post leaders from Maynard and Sudbury. St Bridget's parish plans its annual reunion in the George Washington Auditorium on Tuesday November 25 with whist and dancing.

Steven Christofono John Christofono Acton Street U. S. Army Parris Island South Carolina Donald Feltus West Acton Gladys Steven Miami Florida Christian Endeavor Society of the St. ‘S Bridget’s Parish George Washington Auditorium

Maynard Womans Club Directors Meet at Grieve Home

The Maynard Womans Club executive board met at Mrs Frank Grieve’s home with President. Arrangements were set for the next meeting to be held at the K of C Hall called Beauty Charida Penished tea.

Maynard Maynard Womans’ Club Frank Grieve K. of C.F Charida Penished

Boston University elects Barbara Barker assistant secretary

Miss Barbara Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs Waine Parker of 5 East Street has been elected assistant secretary of the freshman class at Boston University. The Assabet Aerie F O E will hold a monthly Charity Smoker in Eagles Hall Saturday evening with dancing and refreshments. Mrs James Troupe of 99 Parker Street South Acton is recovering well after an operation last Saturday. Mrs Francis Murphy of Lowell visiting Maynard and Acton friends for a few days. The Middlesex County Council American Legion 1947 48 second meeting will be held in Waltham November 16 1947 at 3 30 p m at South Junior High School Moody Street. District Commander Emile A Dumas notes the call from County Commander Edward F Convery.

Barbara Barker Waine Parker East’street Boston University Assabet “Aerie F. O. E Eagles Hall James Troupe Parker Street South Acton Francis Murphy Lowell Maynard and Acton Middlesex County Council American, Legion Waltham, Mass South Moody Street Emile A. Dumas Edward F. Convery

Bridal Shower for Mrs. Wasiuk Draws 125 Friends

More than 125 friends and relatives joined a Parker Street Hall shower for Mrs. Stephen P. Wasiuk formerly Peggy Saarinen. Guests admired gifts including money, as white tapers and chrysanthemums framed a tasteful buffet served by Olive Helenius with help from other friends.

Maynard Grange hosts competitive entertainment sale

Grange hall hosted the annual Maynard Grange sale with entries from Somerville Waltham and Lexington. Somerville won first prize for Mrs Murphy Isn't Home. Waltham took second for a patriotic program on Freedom. Lexington claimed third with a fashion parade of past present and future predictions.

Maynard Maynard Grange Grange Hall Somerville Waltham Lexington’ Granges Somerville Grange Sadie Case Florence Brinley Mill ‘Street Eleanor Olsen Piffe Street Chubb The Manard' Cleaners Détis Ktola Lestie, Sims Joseph Castellucci Waldo Flint Elsie Burgess Harry Bumpus Raymond Jones Aldo: Flint Orville Ments Donald Jones

Gallagher elected vice president of Holy Cross Senior Class

William “Rocks” Gallagher of Worceser Street was chosen as first vice president of Holy Cross College's Senior Class. A blind student and top student, he supported the Purple basketball team and earned high regard for academics and school leadership.

Maynard William “Rocks” Gallagher William Gallagher DéMars Street Holy Cross College Bill Worceser College Court al “Doggie Julian Holy ‘Cross New York Madison’ Square Garden

Textile workers union delegates meet in Boston

About 250 delegates from 80 000 workers in 142 woolen and worsted mills across New England and the Atlantic seaboard attended the Textile Workers Union of America conference in Boston. Local participants included Barney Bondevitch business representative William O Connell steward William Casey steward and Frank Leonard advisory council member of the American Woolens.

Maynard New England Atlantic Seaboard Textile Orkers Union of ‘America Boston Parker House Barney ‘Bondelevitch William O'Connell William. Casey Frank Nard ‘Eal Ae Advisory Counseil Tocals Bradford Hotel

Maynard Post Veterans Admit Posthumous Members

In a recent Maynard Post meeting veterans voted to admit members posthumously. Details of names or dates were not disclosed.

Maynard Maynard Post

Maynard Club Sponsors Event Amid Mixed Saturday Weather

A Maynard club event faced uneven Saturday conditions with uncertain turnout and partial success. Organizers reported limited sponsorship support and efforts to finish activities despite challenges.

Paper Drive Earns Praise From Maynard Churches

The committee in charge of the joint paper drive with St Bridget’s church and St Casimir’s held last Saturday November 8 reports a splendid response. Funds go to Archbishop Cushing Charity Fund. Appreciation extended to all who donated or offered services and trucks.

Maynard St. Bridget’s Burch St. Casimir’s Cushing Edward Williams American Wooten Co Board of Selectmen John Lyon Main Street Frank Brayden Een Kitawicz Alphonse Paul William LeSage Robert Walcott Mark Kelley John Duggan Conrad Mayberry Elmer. Peterson Har‘pla Lyons Jr William Qeinh Richard Flaherty Richard White Albert Crowley Ray‘mond Sheridan William* Morril Albert’ Connors Frank Oha- Jehto Charles‘Foley Leo White John Hewes Wiliam Hewes Joseph Angelosanto Edward Romanowski Peter ‘Hogan Ger‘gid Kavanaugh George Anelons Gerald Tierney Joseph MacDonald Andrew Beghta

Two Maynard Girls Enter Fisher School in Boston

Two Maynard high school graduates from last June, Miss Helen Arcisz and Miss Lubov Chutoransky, enroll at Fisher School in Boston to major in medical secretarial studies. Arcisz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arcisz of Railroad Street, is active in Maynard Dramatic Club and Blessed Sacrament Sodality. Chutoransky, daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Chutoransky of Main Street, joined Fisher Glee Club.

Maynard Maynard High School Helen ‘Arcist Lubov ‘Chutoransky Fisher School Boston Einfield Chutoransky Julius’ Chutor Main Street Fisher Aynard

Har West Penny Sale Promises Prizes and Turkeys

The Har West Penny Sale committee led by George Laldron plans a large charity event at the K of C hall. Prizes include beautiful items and five turkeys with aluminum roasting pans to be won by ticket holders. Entertainment is organized by James B Farrell with several committee members listed.

K. of C George Laldron Jamres B.farrell J. Francis Cleary Joseph FE. Boothroyd Henry T. Hanson Rosario Micciche Harold V. Sheridan Jacob Janericco Daniel Condors John N. Colombo Richard T. White Edward Carlo Mistretta Fe A Beheter Molloy Ard Flaherty Poo Nowi

Paper Drive Planned by St John’s Evang. Church

St John’s Evangelical Sue thern Church will hold a paper drive next Saturday November 15. The church asks everyone to do their utmost to support the drive by placing bundles of paper on the curb for pickup during the day.

Maynard St. John’s Ev Suethern Church

Maynard Club Dance Opens Powder Mill Hall with Marchak

The Maynard Club sponsors a dance on Saturday evening November 15 at Powder Mill Road hall. Marchak and his orchestra have been secured for the event.

Maynard Powder Mill Marchak

Undisclosed Thief Targets Bank, Mrs Ellis Alleges Burglary

Fragmentary report states Mrs Bertha I accumulated money at a dresser and attempted to deposit when a thief seized cash and fled during a 15 minute interval, affecting Mrs Ellis.

St. Louis Bertha Ellis

Also Mentioned on This Page

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