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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1959
Page
2
Maynard reports on local activites including Navy service updates, a Scout committee vote of thanks, charity dances for scholarships, and plans for Mass at Saint Johns Lutheran. Residents hear of a sudden death in the Garlick family while others pursue further education and attend games, with autumn church services resuming and a St George fair date announced for Oct 17.
A couple express gratitude for the warm gift and thoughtful help they received. They note living close to each other for years and say Maynard is their home. They hope to stay in touch with Oakley Bel-Sonica and extend sincere appreciation from Dr. Edward J. Flaherty.
Richard Carlton resumes studies at Harvard College entering his junior year. A joint Legion and auxiliaries installation for Frank J. DeMars is planned for Saturday October 10 at the Washington Auditorium. Public is welcome. Phyllis Richards opens a new dance moodie at the Eagles Building with classes in Marlboro and Hudson and upcoming concerts. Clarence Dodge observes his 56th wedding anniversary quietly due to sickness. James Ledgard of the Paper Store has moved to Summer Street after recent hospitalization. Local parents can enroll children in the remedial reading clinic at Concord by calling EM 9 5900. Unit ed Co-Op meat selection and carving class slated for November 3 and 4. Alina’s Beauty Salon at 78 Main Street sold to Mrs Grace H Pardy and Miss Nancy Freeman of Winthrop and Maynard Gift Shop. Pardy will run beauty parlor and gift shop. Mass at St Casimir’s church Saturday with officers and members of committees. Nashoba District Holy Name Society conference at Our Lady’s Church in West Concord next Monday evening. Dr and Mrs William Murray and Mrs Patrick Murray of this town noted. Harry Franklin Rogers on Lincoln Street celebrates his return home after long illness with osteomyelitis.
The Maynard school announces elected officers for its music organizations. High School Faeddent Richard Tanai Weenead Dent John Gama Melanson Len Wilson hold officer roles. Glee Club leaders include Sandra Sluyski Beverly DeGrappo Raymond Frome Richard Ianni Telli. Eighth Grade Gleenke president Barbara McGarry vice president John Hackett Joe Wick Arenourer Frya.
Sept 20 at the fim tal Mr and Mrs Guy Ferrara 11 Louise street welcomed a daughter Sept 23 Mr and Mrs Jean T Caisey 2 Maybury road are parents of a son Sept 22 and Mr Mrs James Mac Donald 09 Powdermill hee preeted ievon on Sept 2 Still other local arrivals were A son to Mr and Mrs John fucker 16 McKinley street Step 26 a daughter to dir ang t onio Terrasi 90 mill road Sept 27
In most households the largest monthly outlay is for food followed by housing and transportation. Families seek affordable options and careful planning to stretch limited budgets amid rising prices and economic uncertainty.
Maynard Public relations committee outlines an informative evening to explain the great mystery. The class will be held at Parker Hall with details and an opportunity for the public to learn more about the cooperative's activities and plans for the October 11 social.
Henry Gordon, 82, was sent to the state hospital after a dispute over an owed debt escalated into violence in Buffalo. Police report Gordon attacked another man, Howard Lettart, in a bid to collect money. The incident occurred in Buffalo, New York, and UPI provided the details.
Public hearing in Maynard discussed a water study with Board of Public Works and planning board members present. Letters to be recorded in record. transcripts of meetings and tape recordings were presented as evidence. next planning board meeting to decide on minutes access.
Selectmen on Tuesday chose Maynard-David Rezuke of 3 Walcott Street to report to Cambridge Superior Court on Nov 2 for jury duty. He was placed on the police reserve list due to personal reasons. The meeting extended past 1 30 a.m. to finish remaining business.
Buffalo Wisconsin man Candido Morsine-Resvado was issued a summons after police witnessed him ringing a gong on his car to alert his wife waiting to be driven home from work. The incident led to a legal summons and local attention.
Somerville figure and former American Railroad Magazine Editors Association leader will address the Divine Tree Cafe club in Maytland on Monday October 5 about the future of railroad transportation.
Beverly Jean Seppanen was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower held at Beverly Pekkale's home on Winter Street. Co host Mrs Louis Casella. Attendees came from Maynard Acton Sudbury and Woburn. She is to wed Francis D Gilleney on October 18 at 2 McKinley Street.
Mr and Mrs W Rimbach announce the birth of their fifth child and third son on Sept 27 at Emerson. Grandparents are Ole and Irene Pas Olton Center and Mr and Mrs Warila. Great grandparents include Leonard and Mrs Minerva Casha and Mr and Mrs Hough Belmont.
A one year old infant Timothy B. Higgi died at Cable Memorial Hospital after receiving care in Ipswich. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Ross Sr., and Mrs. Harold Dockerty. Further details unclear.
Fragmentary report notes a Scott plant in The United States with figures around 3.75 million and 11.333 million cited in relation to Me insurance Company. Reading is uncertain. details are incomplete and names may be garbled.
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