News of Maynard Peple and Their Friends
Mr and Mrs William Robinson son left Tuesday for Hickory North Carolina to spend Thanksgiving with their sons Gene and Jerry Robinson Mrs George Thomas Priest of Montclair New Jersey left Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs William Priest Mrs Axsentyukashuk former Emerson hospital patient returned home 8 Martin street
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Maynard Peple
William Robinson
Hickory
North Carolina
Gene and
Jerry Robinson
George Thomas Priest
Montclair
N. J
William Priest
Mrss Axsentyukashuk
Emerson Hospital
Martin Street
Jewish Ladies Aid Whist Party Set for December 1
The Jewish Ladies Aid hosts its annual whist party at the Elks hall on December 1 to benefit the Combined Jewish Appeal. Committees promise a standout event and invite all to attend and enjoy themselves.
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Jewish Ladies Aid
Elks Hall
Col H C Anderson to Speak Before Wayland Kiwanis
Col H C Anderson of the Union Pacific Railroad will present an illustrated travelogue titled The Alps of America to Wayland Kiwanis at Mansion Inn Tuesday at 7 30 PM. A Minnesota native now based in Cheyenne Wyoming he has long been noted for western life knowledge and a long army reserve career. An overflow crowd is expected for the talk, which follows a public relations career in Wyoming and WWII service. Hydrogen has been detected in Neptune and Uranus atmospheres.
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Wayland
Col. H. C. Anderson
Union Pacific Railroad
Alps
America
Col. Anderson
Minnesota
Gheyente
Wyoming
Union Pacific Faruim
Army
Airforce
Kinis ‘Club
Mansion Inn
Herb Fallgren
Weyland Kiwanis Club
Hale High School magazine party raises over $1000 in drive
Hale High School held its annual magazine drive party at Stow town hall on Wednesday. The event honors top salesmen with prizes from Curtis Publishing and certificates for selling subscriptions of thirty or more. Eleanor Peck led sales with ninety dollars. David Rich was second with fifty. Ice cream and cookies followed dancing to music by the Four Teens of Hudson.
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Stow
Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
Carol Wetherbee
Eleanor Peck
Audrey Law
Hudson
Nancy Johnson
Robertson
Ann Stott
Brenda Nelson
Curtis Publishing Company
David Rich
Eleanor Warren
Albert Erkkinen
Cabinet member backs federal spending cuts in coming year
Commerce Secretary Sawyer says taxes and government spending should be reduced next year. He notes that everyone including himself favors a reduction in federal spending, a stance many have supported for years according to the Roxbury Gazette.
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Commerce
Sawyer
Roxbury (Mass
Will Honor M. HS Squad at Banquet
Maynard High School to hold the ninth annual testimonial banquet for its football squad at the George Washington Auditorium on Monday evening December 15. Maynard-Charlie O Rourke of UMass will be principal speaker. Committees, led by Leo Mullin, handle ticket sales and event plans.
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Maynard
Charlie O’rourke
University of Massachusetts
Boston College
Maynard High
George Washington Auditorium
Leo Mullin
Mike Zaporeski
Fred Mattioli
Alex
Amended Forest Cutting Practice Enforced in Mass.
Massachusetts forestry officials announce strict enforcement of the amended forest cutting practice law. Landowners must obtain a cutting plan and notify the Conservation Department. penalties apply for noncompliance. Since the law's revision, 4,000 notices for harvests covered 127,000 acres and nearly 600 million board feet were involved.
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Boston
Raymond J. Kenney
Massachusetts
Department of Conservation
Kenney
Edhent
Conservation Department
Hig
Kenne Or
Wives First Quip Refuses Fine for Stores Suit Heist
Omaha police questioned Robert Abele after he took three suits from a store without paying. He said he was taking them home to show his wife.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
Robert Abele
Abele
Paes Fan Regional School Bond Issue Vote
Bolton voters in the regional district comprising Stow and Lancaster voted favorably on the bond issue. The measure covers Bolton's share to start the project, continuing the town’s pattern of favorable votes at every meeting for regional school district matters.
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Paes Fan
Stow
Bolton
Lancaster
Guild Bazaar Draws Big Crowd and Brisk Sales
Inclement weather could not dampen interest as the Women's Co operative Guild bazaar at Cooperative Hardware on Main Street drew a large crowd. Patrons queued before opening to view handwork, cakes, cookies, and candy. Proceeds fund scholarships for local children attending the cooperative summer camp.
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Maynard
Women’s Co- Operative Guild
Co- Operative Hardware
Main Street
Students head south for winter work at Hollywood Beach Hotel
Miss Peggy Lewis and Miss Patsy Higgins travel by car to Florida to work for the winter at Hollywood Beach Hotel. Seaman Dorrance Leard of Norfolk will spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Leard of Lake Boon. Senior Class Play set for December 11 and 12 titled Cheaper by the Dozen with tickets selling fast. Earl Leard of Lake Boon shot a 150 wound doe while hunting in Warren New Hampshire.
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Peggy Lewis
Howard Lewis
Greatroad
Patsy Higgins
Maynard
Florida
Hollywood Beach
Earl Leard
Lake Boon
Warren
New Hampshire
Seaman Dorrance Leard
Norfolk
Virginia
Dorothy Schmelzer Weds Matthew King in New York Nuptials
Miss Dorothy Schmelzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Schmelzer of West Acton road Weg married at Immaculate Conception Church New York City at 10 a m on November 6 to Matthew Christopher King son of Mr and Mrs Patrick King of 34 Ave New York City. The bride is a student nurse at Mount Sinai hospital and the groom a graduate of Iona College now with the New York City Police Department. A reception at the Kings home followed with Frank Ray of New York City best man. The couple will live in New York City after a wedding trip through the southern states.
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New Rochelle
New York
New York ‘City
Patrick King
New Bridge Way
Frank ‘Ray
New York City
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Joseph Erkkinen
Mrs Norma Wood hosted a stork shower for Mrs Joseph Erkkinen nee Deborah Sewell at Earl Leard. Guests included Misses Con stance Colby Alice Goucher Betty Dudley Mary Erkkinen Sue Sewell Sue Hennigan and Doris Dow. Refreshments were served and Deborah received many gifts. Airman Joseph Erkkinen is stationed with the Air Corps in Amarillo Texas.
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Earl Leard
Joseph Erkkinen
Deboral Sewell
Norma Wood
Ormer
Norma Leard
Constance Colby
Alice Goucher
Betty Dudley
Mary Erkkinen
Sue Sewell
Sue Hennigan
Doris Dow
Wood
Deborah
Air Corps
Amarillo
Texas
Leard Anniversary Trip and Airman Wood's Service noted
Mr and Mrs Earl Leard celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary on November 20 with a motor trip to northern New Hampshire and eastern Vermont. Airman 3rd Class Allan Wood, husband of Norma Leard, is stationed in Casablanca as a Radar Tow er Operator after training at Sampson and Keesler. he expects to return to the United States in September 1953. Curtis S Antony and family moved into the former Allison P Smith home on Great Road last week.
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Earl Leard
New Hampshire
Vermont
Curtis S. Antony
Lincoln
Allison P. Smith
Great Road
Allan Wood
Norma Leard
Casablanca
Africa
Air Corps
Sampson A.F.B
Geneva
New York
Keesler Afb
Mississippi
Seven VPs Became President in U.S. History
Washington notes that seven vice presidents rose to the presidency after presidential deaths. They were John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, Chester A. Arthur, Theodore Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, and Harry S. Truman. Roosevelt Coolidge and Truman later won the office in elections of their own.
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Washington
White House
John Tyler
Millard
Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Truman
Maynard Board Of Appeals Holds Public Hearing On Lot Frontage
Town of Maynard Board of Appeals announces a public hearing to consider a variation of lot frontage requirements in the Zoning By Law. The hearing is set for Wednesday December 3 at 7 30 p m in the Town House regarding permission to erect a single family dwelling on land at 176 178 Main Street in a business district.
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Maynard
Career Conference programs at Maynard High School
Northeastern University sponsored conferences at Maynard High School focused on Nursing Radio and Television and Business careers. Ac ron hic School students attended with Miss Ruth Proctor. Nurses training programs and career prospects were discussed by Miss Jessie Stewart and Miss Barbara Bullet.
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Maynard
Northeastern University
Maynard High School
Acron Hic School
Ruth Proctor
Jessie Stewart
School of Nursing
Massachusetts General Hospital
Barbara Bullet
U.S
Cease Stein
Frederick Harmon
Massachusetts Radio School
Keith
Helen Sczerzen
James ‘Ennell
Roger Weahe
Margaret Lydon
Pvt. E. F. Allard Discharged From Army Service
Maynard private Edward J. Allard son of Mr and Mrs Philip W Allard of 10 DeMary street received his discharge from the U S Army November 10 at Fort Devens He had served two years and had been stationed since December 1951 with a year in Salsburg Austria Germany and Italy He returns to his former position at the New Idea Store and will meet his former customers.
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Maynard
Edward J. Allard
Philip W. Allard
DeMary Street
U. S. Army
Fort Devens
Salsburg
Austria
Germany
Italy
Allard
New Idea
Sudbury PTA Meeting Reviews Class Size and Grade Plans
An active Sudbury PTA session in the school auditorium discussed class sizes and the plan to add a seventh grade next fall led by Superintendent Rexford Souder. Teachers and parents then split into smaller groups for focused discussions. Winds upto 110 mph were reported along Afghanistan's southwest frontier with Iran from June through September.
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Sudbury
Sudbury P.T.A
Rexford Souder
Afghanistan
Iran
Notice of Probate Estate Nellie McInnes Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court to all interested in the estate of Nellie McInnes late of Maynard deceased. Petition seeks William J. McInnes of Concord as administrator without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before 10 o clock in the forenoon on a date to be announced, witnessed by John C. Leggat.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Nellie McInnes
Maynard
William J. McInnes
Concord
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Edward M. Ward 36 Died in West Palm Beach Florida
Edward M. Ward 36 died in West Palm Beach Florida last Friday. He was the son of Edward J. and Catherine Murray Ward of South Acton. He was a World War I veteran and survived by his wife Isabelle two children his father and mother two sisters Mrs Mary Spinney of South Acton and Catherine Byron of East Hartford Conn and a brother Francis. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Fowler pantee home Concord Street then a requiem mass at St Elizabeths church West Acton with burial at St Bridget's cemetery Maynard. Bearers were John Clayton and John Clayton Jr Davd and George Clayton Russell Hayward and Willard Sylvia.
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St. Elizabeth’s Church
West Acton
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard
John Clayton
John Clayton, Jr
Dav'd
George Clayton
Russell Hayward
Willard Sylvia
The States Supreme Court and 18 chief justices
The report outlines the structure of the states system with a supreme court and eighteen chief justices directing major legal affairs across jurisdictions. It notes the distribution of judicial leadership and the formal roles within the state judiciary.
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The
States Supreme Court
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