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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
2
A Maynard community roundup lists union church meetings at Federated Church Ayer and Finnish Evangelical Mission plans at 12 Parker street. Local concerts at Green Meadow School with Chuck DeGrappo Orchestra. pilgrim plans to Our Lady’s in West Concord. Russian classes for schoolchildren start Saturdays.
Local CD officials note Maynard participation at a Westboro regional meeting held in that town. Delegates included Donald Mace Glashing Henry Hanson and Harry Manuel. Frank Ramesh attended world series games in New York City over the weekend and other local events are listed.
Maynard Roger Herr of Wi s hek is named youth director at Union Congregational Church. He is a junior in his first year at Andover Newton Theological Seminary studying for the Christian ministry. Roger Herr is a University of Minnesota graduate who worked with the Minneapolis YMCA in summer camps.
Maynard J O Frank J DeMars Post No 235 will install new officers at 8 PM Saturday in the George Washington Memorial Auditorium Maynard High School The public is welcome County Commander Howard E Schreiber and his escort will conduct the installation with William Arnold of Bedford as sergeant at arms A collation follows at the Legion home Invited guests include Rev Eino Hamalianan Judge David B Williams and the Stoneham drill team for the ceremony
Eva Carlson Jones widow of William B. Jones of Maynard died suddenly Friday at Emerson Hospital. She leaves three sisters, a brother, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev. Orville D. Allom and Rev. Norman C. MacLean officiating, interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers listed.
The Maynard Band Parents Instrumental Club presents a new obstacle driving course in town. Prizes include 25 gallons of gas for first, 15 for second, 10 for third, plus a floating 10 gallon prize by score card drawing after the meet. Open to all Sunday October 26 until 5 p.m. in the public parking lot.
Louis Davis, a meat company delivery man in Syracuse, reports a hungry thief walked off with a 165 pound veal slab valued at $100 from his parked truck.
Funeral services for Chester F. Sawyer 69 of Maynard were conducted from his home with a requiem high mass at St. Bridget's Church. Sawyer served over 30 years as rural free letter carrier for Maynard Acton Stow and formerly Sudbury. He was a widower of Margaret G. Farrell and survived by three daughters and one granddaughter.
Irving B. Stafford of the Soil Conservation Service argues every farm pond should have at least one life preserver to reduce drownings in isolated areas. He notes drownings have risen in recent years and suggests a ring type preserver on a stake with a long rope to reach distressed swimmers. Brevard County Florida’s population has more than quadrupled since 1950.
Maynard members attended the Holy Name Society of St. Brid's church on Sunday starting with 9 o'clock mass celebrated by Rev. Mark D. Sullivan. The K of C Hall hosted the meeting with President Daniel Mulcahy in charge and plans for the November 2 communion breakfast discussed. Guest speaker Frank C. Hart spoke on the History and Meaning of the Holy Name Movement.
Sergt. Henry S. Filipiak, wife Helen of 202 Main Street, serves as a tank commander with Task Force 201 in Lebanon near Beirut International Airport. He is stationed in an olive grove tent camp as mass security grows around the entry airstrip.
The passage stresses high costs and poor shots shaping the hunt. It argues that success hinges on choosing a productive area and a good outfitter, with the return home versus disappointment depending on planning and guidance.
Chief Edward J. Collins processed five local complaint cases in Concord District Court before Judge Maurice McWalter. Names include Joseph Britt from North Acton, Gilbert Soucy of Lawrence, Amelia Sibut of Lowell, Irving Telling of Lifcoin, and a 16 year old youth on Central street. All defendants were found guilty or charged as stated with fines assessed and officers noted.
Board of Health held a regular meeting at the Town House with all members present. It voted to conduct periodic inspections of all local food and drink establishments starting in November and to consult with town boards on adopting minimum standards of fitness for human habitation per the State Department of Public Health. A diphtheria booster for first graders will be held soon, date to be announced. Several complaints were reviewed with immediate solutions decided. Next meeting is October 28.
Maynard Lodge of Elks No. 1568 will meet October 13 at 8 pm at Elks Hall to award bids for remodeling the former Russian Hall into new headquarters. The Elks and Emblems Club plan a Halloween party October 25. District deputy Judge Wilfred Paquet resumes visits, with Maynard’s stop on November 24.
Maynard-Jacob Janericco, proprietor, returns from a New York hair-coloring clinic with updated skills. He can now offer modern styling in his shop including color changes from wheat blond to deep black for customers. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
Acton Community Center announces adult ballroom dance and contract bridge starting mid October. Dick Steele leads square dancing on October 18 while Bill Cowley handles pottery cake decorating and painting classes. Kids art for ages five to twelve guided by Roger Block begins Saturdays with two sessions. enrollment limits apply and Mrs. Charles R. Clarke can register inquiries.
An obituary notice lists Nevala Aho of 1 street as the widow of Ts Brandchildren. The funeral is Saturday at the alainen Funeral Home with burial at Glenwood. Survivors include David Aho and Rudolph sanen.
The Maynardden Club hosts a Harvest Sale and invites members to the October 6 meeting led by Mrs. George mill road. President Foley presides with 10 45 St. George's Rev. Albert E to preach on illusions. Monday meetings start at 8 pm with rehearsals at 6 pm and vestry planning for St Luke's 18 mass.
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