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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
2
Maynard Firemen's Relief Association hosts its annual Thanksgiving party with turkey and pie rewards and a vest room open all day. A Benefit Whist for United Jewish Appeal, run by Maynard Jewish Ladies Aid, takes place Monday November 29 at 8 p.m. in Ellis Hall.
Mr and Mrs Rich ard Wood of Fletcher Corner announce the birth of their daughter Arline to Ed wards Court ney of Worcester. No wedding date is set.
Johnny Sisk and his orchestra will provide music for the pre Advent dance of the Children of Mary Sodality at St Casimir’s church parish hall Great Road Saturday evening November 27. Proceeds benefit the Sodality’s annual Children's Party.
Sgt Ned 4 jealt transferred to Keesler Air Base Mississippi from Lockland Air Base Texas. Mr and Mrs Hue, Mrs Clara W and Miss Alice W motored to unknown destination.
Maynard Mrs Charle Warren of 414 Con De Mire becomes new chair of the tuberculosis committee as the 42nd Annual Christmas Seal Campaign opens nationwide from November 22 to December 2. Funds support tuberculosis prevention in this community and county, with activities run by the local tuberculosis committee and the Middlesex Health Association. Other committee members include Milton B. Duélos as treasurer and Mrs. Mary le R. N.
School officials announced that season tickets will not be honored for a holiday game. Ten grade year children are admitted free to all home contests, with this event serving as another attraction. The game starts at 10 A.M. on Alumni Field.
Maynard residents are warned by Police Chief Henry Piecewicz to avoid overnight parking on all streets. Beginning December no car will be allowed to remain parked after dark to keep streets clear for snow removal and safety. All auto owners must cooperate with the department or risk being tagged for overnight parking violations.
The town house sale proceeds fully repay debts to support the Middlesex Camp Fund. Mrs. Joseph Griges and volunteers Paul Sawyer Missette Taylor Mrs. Arve Albert and other helpers worked at odd hours to finish the sale. Clothing donations were handed to Miss Mary Watter for distribution to needy families.
The Merry Sewers held their first meeting at the school with officers named Mayhard as president and Greta as secretary. Members discussed upcoming activities and were served refreshments after the session.
A petition with over 120 residents and alumni field area voters asks the School Committee to resume school bus service that ended after 37 years. At a Monday meeting 15 attendees urged action and plan another gathering at the Maynard Rod & Gun Club to press the committee.
Maynard announces honor roll lists featuring eighth grade students Lois Bain Alice Leontine Sylvia Hill Barbara Krys Nao Donald Ojahiehto Fay Saareta Sezerzen Alice Spurl Taryina Vivi ene Nancy Warila and more with a separate Grade Seven group including Charlotte Boudreau Bowie Barbara Cratty Emanuelson James Hanson Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Peter Kallie Jean Martino Sandra Stemmers Virginia Sulkala and Margaret Sweeney Joanne Syl via Laurence Tower.
Principal Florence Wilder announces perfect attendance for October at Emerson High School. The list includes Grade 7 students Patricia Aho Ronald Alving Charlotte Boudreau Kenneth Bingle Kathryn Bobritsky Alice Boeske and many others across grades with names such as Timothy Hanson Dorothy Jarmulewicz Shirley Leithead Lucia Mancini Massarelli Itzcavitch OToole and more.
Edward Brennan of Maynard and a student at the New England Conservatory of Music will play with the Conservatory orchestra in Jordan Hall Boston tonight. The performance marks a notable local music event featuring Brennan among the ensemble.
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