Maynard News Highlights Local Events And Appointments
Mrs Pat Farrell Mrs Catherine Williams and Frank Punch attended a reception for Governor candidate Foster Furnese in Framingham last Monday night Elaine Martin visited Ausable Chasm New York Mrs Raymond Jones has returned home after Emerson Hospital surgery Maynard Dramatic Club members saw Acton Players Russell Naylor enjoyed foliage in White Mountains including Franconia Notch A Sabra League turkey supper at St George s Parish Hall on Saturday October 6 William Clayton enrolled at Wentworth Institute for architectural drafting Board of Selectmen received five wire inspector applications no action taken bids for fuel oil awarded to Maynard Oil Company Public Works to bid sewer projects Powder Mill road Espie Avenue Lewis Street at Special Town Meeting October 16 Democratic Town Committee to meet at Town House tonight.
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Pat’ Farrell
Catterine Williams
Frank Punch
Foster Furense
Framingham
Board of Selectmen
Maynard Oil Company
Maynard Coal
Board of Public Works
Eaen
Powder Mill Road
Espie Avenue
Lewis Street
Maynard Grange Elects Officers at Ellis Hall
Maynard Grange held a regular meeting at Ellis Hall where officers were elected. New and reelected officers include Master Russell Naylor, Past Master Eva Smith, Lecturer Raymond Jones, Steward Grace Whitney, Assistant Steward Edward Horstkotte, Chaplain Lillian Holmes, Treasurer Anne Duclos, Secretary May Jones, Gatekeeper Edmund Whitney, Ceress Ellen Sheridan, Pomona Louise Comeau, Flora Veronica Creighton, Lady Assistant Steward Eleanor Mariano, Pian Adelaide Sims, Execut ive Committee member Kather Parengo with Orville Tucker and Frank Case.
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Grange
Maynard
Maynard Grange
Ellis Hall
Russell Naylor
Eva Smith
Raymond Jones
P.M
Grace Whitney
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
A reader thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards gifts and many expressions of kindness shown during hospitalization and convalescence.
Instrumental Music Club Holds Fall Meeting
The Instrumental Music Club at Emerson Junior High held its first meeting of the school year led by president Harold Wilcox. Co chairs James Tierney and Harold Wilcox were elected for the Christmas Ribbon Candy fundraiser benefiting the instrumental program.
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Alri¢ French
John Malcolm
Daniel Mulcahy
James T’erney
Charles Garabedian
Garabedian
Concord
James Terney
Philip Wilson
Matthew Fouratt
Finnish Evangelical Mission Congregational Church Notice
Rev Eino Hemalainen presides as pastor with services and events scheduled. Thursday devotions at 7 30 pm include a coffee table fundraiser by Miss Fannie Lehto and Mrs H Ruotsala. Sunday October 7 Sunday School 9 30 am English service 10 30 am Finnish service 11 15 am.
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Eino
Hemalainen
Glendale church outlines week with services and events
Pastor Rev G Thomas Kanoas leads Streat Maynard Church Glendale with Thursday budget meeting and Sunday schedule including Sunday school 9 39 am, worship 10 45 am, Holy Communion, nursery, and children's program. Upcoming teachers retreat in Quirky and banquet with guest speaker. Choir rehearsals Tuesday and Wednesday and Ladies Aid at Mrs A Laurila home.
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Jovangflical Theran
Glendale ‘Streat
Maynard
Thomas Kanoas
Tal
Scho
Irene
Ladies Aid
Aino
Laurila
Submarine USS Torsk Sets Dive Record
The USS Torsk, a K class submarine, earns a U S Navy record with 8000 dives credited to its service history and endurance.
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Torsk
U. S. Navy
Lions Club Eyes Research Drive Aims For 2000 Goal
Maynard Lions Club sets a 2000 goal for the 1956 Eye Research Fund Drive to run October 1 31 with co chairs Walter Anderson and Paul Sawyer announcing. The drive supports Massachusetts Lions Eye Research projects and notes about 400000 Americans are totally blind and over five million partially blind. Elton MacNeil of Peabody heads the Massachusetts Lions Eye Research committee.
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Maynard
Maynard Lions Club
Walter Anderson
Paul DC. Sawyer
Lions Club Eye Research Cochairmen
Lionslubs
Massachusetts
Lionslub
United States
Sawyer
Lions Club Eye Research
Elton MacNeil
Peabody
Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Committee
Woolworth Merit Scholarships announced for high school seniors
The F W Woolworth Co announces a merit scholarship program for high school seniors planning college in 1957 58. Ten regional scholarships include cost of education grants to colleges chosen by winners and are matched by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation through a nationwide search of about 26000 high schools.
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Maynard
F. W. Woolworth Co
United States
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Woolworth
James T. Leftwich
Prairie hare known for spy hops across plains
The jack rabbit of America is actually a hare. The prairie hare is famed for its spy hops leaping several feet into the air to survey the surrounding landscape.
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America
Rev Dr Covell 66 former Hudson rector dies in Detroit
The Rev. Dr. David R. Covell aged 66, former rector of St. Luke's and St. George's in Hudson and Maynard, died after a long illness at Ford Foundation Hospital Detroit. Survived by wife Mary, daughter Mary Ransom Covell Kuhn, son David Bar Isall, and others. Memorial services scheduled in Detroit and Maynard.
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Hudson
David R. Covell
St. Luke's’ Episcopal Church
Ford Foundation
Detroit
Michigan
Covell
St. George's’ Church
Maynard
Luther W
Lefa Ann (Ransom) Covell
George Washington’ University
Washington, D. C
General Seminary
Nova
New York
Oxford
England
Federal Hospital
Washington
Hobart College
Geneva
N. Y
Sto’ ‘Comin
Southern Ohio
National Council
State Board
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce and
Hudson Ministers’ Association
Marlboro
Mary Ransom Covell
David’ Bar
All Saints Church
Richard Emrich
St. George's Church
Raymond
A’ Heron
D. Day
Trinity ‘Church
David Ransom Covell
New
Diocesan
Hancock Street
Detroit Midh
Library book returned by trustee in Ligonier mix up
Miss Eliza Peterson, a trustee of the Ligonier Valley Library, returned a library book borrowed by her father in 1905. The volume was The Papers of Arthur St. Clair, chronicling the life of the Revolutionary War figure from the Ligonier Valley.
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Ligonier, Pa
Eliza Peterson
Ligonier
Maynard Concord club backs bulb sale drive
Orville Ds Allom presides as 700 bulb bags ordered for a house to house campaign this week. Co chairs Paul Sawyer and Walter Anderson with wives aiding. Local folks urged to support the sale aiding eye sight efforts. Maynard bulb campaign tied to statewide drive in October. Board dinner followed a directors meeting at the parsonage with Raymond Beatty and George Sharp involved.
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Orville Ds Allom
Paul Sawyer
Walter Anderson
Maynard
Concord Club
Twin
Raymond Beatty
George Sharp
Maynard Sisterhood Holds First Meeting of Year
The Sisterhood of Congregation Rodoff Sholom Wa met at Maynard Synagogue on Acton Street. Officers elected for the year include Louise Godfrey as President and Gertrude Bloomberg as Vice President. A joint meeting is planned for October 15 at 8:00 p.m. in the Synagogue. Rummage Sale is set for October 19 and 20 at the Town House. A Simchat Torah party for children occurred September 27.
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Maynard
Sisterhood of
Congregation -Rodoff
Sholom Wa
Acton Street
Louise Godffrey
Gertrude Bloomsberg
Miriam Léerer
Rose Rubin
Ben Rosemark
Alberta Stern
Sioux Falls asks Howalt to lead next centennial celebration
Sioux Falls business leader Bill Howalt earned praise for directing the 1956 city wide celebration. Celebration committee members say they will gladly serve again if Howalt agrees to chair the next centennial event in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Bill Howalt
Howalt
Maynard Woman's Club season program announced
The Maynard Woman's Club Executive Board met at Mrs John B Ledgard's home to reveal the season program. Highlights include a reception for new members on October 9 with Blair Benner a baritone, and events through April with speakers and a May luncheon. The fall meeting is set for October 9 at 2 30 p m at the Knights of Columbus Hall with after-meeting refreshments provided.
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Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
John B.ledgard
Blair Benner
Max Ulin
Sudbury Women’s Choral Group
Bell Ringers
Ted Miller
Margaret McLaughlin
Marth
New England
Lloyd Bemis
Maynard Woman’s Club
Glée Club
Woman's Club
Knights of Columbus
Harvest Bestival Planned at Parker Street Hall
Harvest Festival Committee announces a two day fair set for November 16 and 17 at Parker Street Hall Maynard New chairs include J Fred Stokes as general chair and Louis Maglione as secretary treasurer with a full lineup of table chairs and club sponsors The Sabra League Men’s Club and Junior Choir plan special events and a snack bar opens Friday night Next meeting is October 17 at 8 p m at the Parish House.
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Maynard
St. George's
Parker Street Hall
J. Fred Stokes
Louis Maglione
Donald Parker
Leonard Lester
Albert Gabriel
Clarsais
Garrick
Antonio Lalli
Mahlon Shaw
John
Oney
Job Doelang
Adam
Graham
James Quinn
Frank Taylor
Harold
Cuttell
Albert” Gabriel
Maynard Dramatic Club Elects Officers and Plans Halloween
The Maynard Dramatic Club elected officers Monday night at Parker Street Hall. President Raymond VanVorse, Vice President Stewart Dickson, Secretary Mary Lou Baudreau, Treasurer Leo Comeau, and an executive committee including Hul a Nelson Richard Colleton Christine Molloy Peg O Connell and Peter Hogan. A Halloween Party is set for October 31 at Parker Street Hall with a costume requirement and fines for noncompliance. The next meeting is November 5 at 8 p.m. at the VFW Rooms Town House.
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Maynard
Maynard Dramatic Club
Parker «Street Hall
Raymond VanVorse
Stewart Dickson
Mary = Lou
Parker Street Hall
Bob
Morris
Joyce
Baudreau
Mary Lou
Charles
Champagne
Stewart
VFW
Town House
Orn
At & P.m
Regular Overhauls Set Mileage Intervals for Vehicles
The article prescribes maintenance intervals for transport: locomotives every 69,000 miles, trucks every 20,000 miles, and aircraft every 30 900 miles. It outlines routine overhauls to ensure reliability and safety across systems.
Orsi Opens Optometry Office In Maynard Eagles Building
Dr. Reno J. Orsi announces a new optometry practice in Maynard located in the Eagles Building on Summer Green. He is a Pittsfield native, Navy veteran, and University of Boston and Penn State College of Optometry graduate who served abroad and later practiced in Lynn New Bedford and Lawrence before settling with his wife Virginia Maillet in Allston. The family has three children and plans to move nearer Maynard when housing is found.
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Maynard
Reno J. Orsi
Eagles
Summer Green
Orsi
Peter Orso, Jrs
Pittsfield
American Optical Company
Haverhill
Boston
Navy
Pacific
The
American ] Optical Company
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boston University
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Newman Club
Massachusetts
Newton
Pe‘er M
Richard A
Linda J
Orsis
Allston
Maynard Rotary Hosts Ray Wheeler On Weather Topic
Maynard Rotary Club welcomed Professor Ray Wheeler of Babson Institute as guest speaker last Monday at Peter Carbone's Twin Trees. Wheeler spoke on Weather and Climate and its Effect Upon People. Over 20 members from other clubs attended. plans were made for the annual Little Leaguer's Night on Monday, October.
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Maynard
Ray Wheeler
Babson Institute
Maynard Rotary Club
Peter Carbone
Twin Trees
Met At Road Ralph CJ Will Be The Speal
A brief item notes a meeting on the road with Ralph CJ as speaker. Attendees listed include the dried arrangements group.
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Ralph Cj
Maynard Named Manager at Co op Market
An announcement reports Maynard appointed as manager of the Co op Market. Previous service includes work in the Boston office and Eastern Confederation. He served in the Corps and attained Major as Quartermaster. Married to Ellen, he resides in Waltham with their children.
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Maynard
Tuomane Maynard
Bentley
Coonera
Boston
United Co-ope Inc
Finger of Thepartment
Sev
Waltha
Fort A
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Elaine Martin
Ausable Chasm
Emerson Hospital
Brown Street
Acton Players
White Mountains
Franconia Notch
Sabra League
William Clayton
Wentworth Institute
Democratic Town Committee
Mrs. Raymond Jones
Adv
Tot
Elks
Hall
Lions Club
F W. Woolworth Co
Kodak Films
Studio of Photography
Waltham ST
Mass
Color
Braming
DR. Covell
St. Luke’s
Chick Here
U.S
Vern Pagel
Minneapolis
Iyfe
Main Street
Maynard Maynard Industries
Bla‘r “‘Benhe
Dramatic Club
Optometrict
Strutenersi Oak Maynard
DAC Reng J. Orsy
Rotary
R.A
Tober
Govel Cushing
Lowell
Credit Union
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