Maynard licensing notices list multiple applicants for alcoholic licenses
The Town of Maynard Licensing Board posts notices dated November 18 1948 for several applicants including Macy’s Maynard Club Pleasant Place Jimmies Cafe and West End General Store seeking Malt and Wines common victualer licenses. Each item lists premises at Main Street Maynard with details on floors rooms and storage for stock.
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Red of Selectmen
Wreby
Inc. Dba
Macy's
T. Douse
Mayent
J. Bain
M. MacKenzieseph
P. Dineen
Ard
Tom King’s Package Inc
Thomas
Main Street
Selectmen
Seeneiey
Town of
Eve
Board of Selectmen
John. W. .Czerkacz
Dba
Maynard
William J. Bain
James M. MacKenzie
Joseph P. Dineen
Board ‘of Selectmen
Ipeg
West End
Jore Raymond Terrasi
Lilic Beverages
Tse
Ward
Priest's Case seeks all alcohol license at 42 Nason Street Maynard
James R. Priest as manager of Priest's Case Inc applies to the Town Board for a seven day all alcohol license as a common victualler at 42 Nason Street Maynard. The license covers a restaurant on the first floor with a kitchen and a store room.
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Eby
General Tch’s Tavern, Inc
Klys
Maynard
Illiam J. Bainames
M. MacKenzie
Joseph P. Dineen
Noticce
Board of Selectmen
Dyothce Meget
Old Timers Lunch Inc
Stanley Éancewicz
Maha. Get
Etaiedhvtic Beverages
Main Street
Priest's Case, Inc
James R. Priest
Nason Street
William J. Bain
James M. MacKenzie
Here Comes Charlie at Acton High School
High School notes describe the annual Here Comes Charlie comedy by Jay To bias at Brighton High School. Robert Frost, student council president, to lead a panel discussion. Glee Club winter concert set for December 2 at the West Acton Woman's Club hall with advance seats to seniors until November 19. Junior Red Cross drive raises funds with 85 percent participation. Honor Roll lists students across grades with scholastic and perfect attendance recognitions.
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Charlie
Jay Tobias
Acton High School
Seniern Massachusetts Studl
West School
Red Cross
Carrié Wells
Wells
Jonathan Brooks
Arlene Ennequess
Janice Hill
Arlene Howe
Robert Nylander
Marianne van Arsdale
Donna Hollowell
Ellen Mary Staples
Philip Goldthwaite
Gregor Prentice
William Turner
Mafeta
Anderson
Wesley Baker
Sylvia Beaudoin
John Coughlin
Mary Lou Fierra
Judith Gates
Judith Hatch
Terrence Janericco
Irene Kazakas
Martha Lee
Dexter
Loring
Phyllis Reynolds
Elizabeth Waterhouse
Nancy Caouette
Carleton Campbell
James Conquest
Thomas Peterson
Eric Swenson
Shirley Dubee
Nancy Kimball
Linda Stow
Patricia Sullivan
Janet Waterhouse
Robert Conquest
Jeffrey Fletcher
Robert Liebfried, Jr
Norman
Perkins
John Russo
Patrick Sweeney
N. Philip Sked
Mary Lou Conquest
Barbara Dubee
James Howe
Ralph
Maynard license notices crowd local alcohol applications
Multiple entities seek licenses under General Laws Chapter 138 and 129. Applicants include Rosario Salamone and partners for a wine and malt retail store at 14 Main Street, Italian Social Club manager Antonio Colombo for all alcohol club service at 62 64 Waltham Street, Allen's Case for all alcohol at 2 2A and 4 Waltham Street, and Russo Restaurant at 51 Waltham Street with seven day service. Public notices appear from Joseph P Dineen and James MacKenzie.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Rosario Salamone
Antonio R. Salamone
Peter A. Salamone
Dba. R. Salamone, & Sons
Main Street
William J. Bain James M. MacKenzie
Joseph P. Dineen
Antonio Colombo
Waltham Street
Joseph E. ‘Tues
Charles Russodba
Russo Restaurant
Bain James MacKenzie
Joseph’ P. “Dineen
Intra Mural Basketball Highlights At Acton High
Boston University and Harvard played a tight intramural tilt with BU winning in overtime driven by Captain Richard Rhodes. Tufts crushed Navy 34 to 4 behind Harry Morse with 24 points. Army fell to Boston College 16 to 10. Philip Rimbach led the losers with 12 points amid a season of close standings.
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Parsons
Peter
Schontag
Ann Daniels
Katherine Williams
Brenda
Fletcher
Eine Ee
Ary Arper
Mary En Caroline Livermore
Earles
Elizabeth
Waterhouse
West School
Dardena Berry
Center School
Wednday
Beaven Roche
Tufts
Navy
Harry Morse
Army
Boston College
Philip Rimbach
Raymond Hickeyee
Lee
Boston University
Sib
Meiennialas
Jo Svere
Agate Eid
Harvard
Pied To
Thanking Friends and Neighbors for Kindness Received
A patient at Ayer Community Hospital expresses gratitude for flowers cards and other gifts received during stay and after return home. The note also thanks neighbors for their kindness to Mrs. Fleck signed by the patient.
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Neighba
Ayer Community Hospital
Acton Center School Honor Rolls and Attendance Notes
Principal Julia McCarthy announced the first marking period honors at Acton Center. Grade 3 names include Caroline Kang Paul Kienow Ann Mauro, Jay McGarigle, Frederick Wood, Robert Ramsdell and Grade 4 lists Gerald Gable James Laffin Judith Lampila Georg ina Phelps. Also cited were students with perfect attendance and effort honors across grades 2 4 6 with names such as Elizabeth Boardman Judith Cornwall Lois Hall Curtis Laffin Lorna Liebfried John Mulvaney Charlene Ann Newman Marcia Hollowell Susan Sturdivant Ronald Nettle David Bouchard and more. The honor rolls were compiled by Mrs. Dardena Berry, principal.
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South’ Acro
Caroline Kang
Paul Kienow
Ann Mauro
Jay McGarigle
Frederick Wood
Robert Ramsdell
Gerald Gable
James Laffin
Judith Lampila
Georgina
Phelps
James Ernsen
Julia, McCarthy
Christine ‘Anderson
Ruth Barker
Janice Fullenton
Joan Fullenton
David Hartwell
Margaret
Kienow
Harold Knight
Frederick Lawrence
Rosemary LeClerc
Robert Lindfors
David Meppen
Julie Mershy
Thomas
Morcan
Mareter
Ryanta
Davis
Charfether
Ann R
Lorna Liebfried
John Mulvaney
Charlene Ann Newman
Elizabeth Braman
Marcia Hollowell
Susan’ Sturdivant
Ronald ‘Nettle
David Bouchard
Sandra Sturdivant
Lorraine Hope
George Liebfried
Edith McMillan
Warren Moody
Anita
Schmitz
Ronat Simpson
Robert Whittier
Electricity Secures Water For Livestock In Winter
Agricultural engineers report electric water heaters provide warm water for farm animals with low monthly usage. An 1800 gallon tank, insulated and fitted with a float, can supply goats and cattle safely. Benefits include reduced freezing risk, increased water intake, and boosted milk and meat production.
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Ua Eds
Botsy
Eed
I Goat
Farm fall hazards rise across 15000 U S farms
A Department of Agriculture survey of 15 000 farms shows four times as many farm injuries from falls among men and boys aged 14 to 65 as among women and girls. Falls account for the most accidents, not from stairs or vehicles but from farm work, with 66 percent of injuries tied to farming and 8 percent to casework. ages 28 to 45 are most affected.
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Department of Agriculture
Stable care to prevent hoof diseases and crippled feet
The article warns that horses in stables suffer from diseases like brittle and spongy hooves and foot canker. It advises clean dry floors and regular hoof attention to prevent crippling conditions. Separately it notes North Carolina Negro schoolteachers earn higher average salaries than white teachers due to slower pay increments.
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Asia
Carolina
Pth
Service Held For Bedford Man Henry L. Young
Services for Henry L. Young 70 of Springs Road were at St. Michael's Church with burial in Shaw sheen Cemetery. Born in Cambridge, he lived in Bedford 25 years and formerly pitched for the Bedford Twilight League club. He worked at Kabatznick's Picture Frame in Cambridge until illness. He was a Holy Name Society member. Survived by mother Mrs Anne Boyle Young brother George Young Wilmington and sister Mrs Anne Hayden Bedford.
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Bedford
Henry L. Young
Springs Road
St. Michael's Church
Shawsheen
Mr. Young
Cambridge
Bedford Club
Kabatznick’s
Holy Name ~ Society of the Church
Young
Anne. (Boyle) Young
George Young
Wilmington
Anne Hayden
Civil Service seeks printers in Washington notices
The Government Printing Office in Washington offers slug machine operator and monotype keyboard operator posts with a $2.15 hourly wage. Applicants need five years of experience, including one year in the target printing type, and must meet hourly output rates during a trial. Applications accepted until further notice by the Civil Service Commission.
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Slug
Government
Washington
D.C
Arid Ee
Monotype
Civil Service Commission
Stow-Warren Wheeler Post to Host R H Markham Talk
The Stow American Legion Post invites townsfolk to a December 6 lecture at 8 pm in Stow Town Hall featuring R H Markham, staff writer for the Christian Science Monitor, on The Communist World Drive Against the United States. Donations accepted. no admission fee.
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Stow
Warren Wheeler
Wetherbee Post
American Legion
Stow Town Hall
R. H. Markham
The
United States
Stow American Legion Post
Markham
Office of War Information
Foreign Service
Congregational Church
Balkans
Soviet Union
Russia
Markbers
Stow Légionnaires
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Common Victualler
D of Selectmen
Avalon Social Ard Inc
John Viger
Illiam P. Baines
M. MacKenkie
William J. Bain James M. MacKenzie Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bainames
All ‘Alto
Ed P. Dineen
Yikes A
Baineee J Toe
Magnart
Mill Stream Lunch Inc
Anthony Woytkiewicz
Avairae
Othe
Richard O. Helenius
Suomi Café
Oe ‘Sa
William J. Bain Jones
Oepinath
Joseph Py Dineen
Lee Nt
Vincenzo Lucchesi
Raymond F. Catania
Jimmie’s Cafe
Aynard
Joseph A.allen
Paul A. Allen
William J. Bain James M, MacKenzie
Ara
Jean Wilk
H Mass
Chevrolet
Concord
Excell
Parks, i
Raete
EO Weet
James c Carey Maynard
Pine
Old Man
Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service. Commission
Wien
Forsale
Kenmore
Glenhaven
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Lawson
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