Maynard News Highlights Local People And Activities
Carl T Kangas 28 Glendale Street enrolls as Freshman at Gordon College. The Junior Luther League of St John Ev Lutheran Church toured foliage and attended Cathedral of the Pines services in Rindge New Hampshire. George White visited Ausable Chasm New York. Marriage intentions filed with Town Clerk by Helen T Shymonowicz and Joseph Goerze Kalil. Maria M Perrazzo and Robert N Minasian. Mrs Jennie Green leaves for Washington to visit her son at the U S Embassy. William Borecon aboard the Bowtgh in Norfolk Virginia on leave with mother Mrs Lillian Boreson. VFW Whist Party October 17 at Mrs Pal Povs 43 Brown Street to raise Building Fund. James King secretary to the board of selectmen leaves for annual vacation.
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Junior Luther League
St. John’s
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge
New Hampshire
Eleanor Jones
Helen
T Shymonowicz
Railroad Street
Joseph Goerze Kalil
Tawrence
Maria M. Perrazzo
Walnut Street
Robert N. Minasian
Kinsley
West Acton
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Women's Auxiliary Meeting Noted With Service and Sewing
The St George’s Women’s Auxiliary will meet Tuesday October 16 at 10 am at the church. A short service will precede sewing for a project. After a lunch at 1 30 the secular business portion will convene.
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St. George’s
Rotary Club to Sponsor Boy Scout Drive in Maynard
At the Maynard Rotary weekly meeting it was announced the club will sponsor the local Boy Scout Drive starting October 16. Howard King will head the effort with cochairmen Edward Higgins and Rev Robert Jones. An organizing meeting is set for tonight at 8 at the Methodist Church.
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Maynard
Maynard ‘Rotary Club
Howard King
Cochairmen
Edward Higgins
Robert Jones
King
Methodist Church
Joseph Clerry
Robert Brackett
Tony
Ferrechhio
Matthew
Fouratt
Iriving
Manning
Herbert Martin
Sebastyn
Joe. Bachrach
Ul Poulson
Harold Ledgard
Edwin Gately
Jake Janericco
Frank Colombo
DE. Donald
Q. Feltu
Ward Graichen
Phil Wilson
Charles ‘ Lever
Jake Driscoll
Dritemeyer
Roger Lund
Eff
Ted Thiffault
Howard Freed
Wlliam Oshecki
Albert Murphy
Rod and Gun
John Flaherty
Rose Hawthorne Fashion Show Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Rose Hawthorne Fashion Show to be held Friday evening October 19 are available in Maynard. A fur scarf will be awarded and refreshments served. Contact Mrs Theodore Lowney at 1 Meinlney street for tickets. event sponsored by the Rose Hawthorne Guild.
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Maynard
Rose Hawthorne
Theodore Lowney
Inley Street
Rose -Hawthorne Guild
Maynard to hold fund drive Tuesday October 16
Maynard Democratic Town Committee chair Maynard Jere Nee announced a fund drive will be held in Maynard on Tuesday October 16 in conjunction with the national drive. Alfred Carey Jr. chairs and party members will be approached to contribute.
Bethany Guild Hears Letters From Mission Fields
The Bethany Sisterhood Guild of St. John Lutheran Church in Maynard heard letters from missionaries in Nepal, Pakistan and Bolivia read by Jane Kangas. Members sent Christmas gifts to the missionaries, and plans for the year, including a Reformation Day program, were announced with guest gardeners and upcoming meetings noted.
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Maynard
Charlotte Keto
Bethany
Guild of St. John’s Ev. Luthievan Church
Churchea
Ellen Shaw
Jane Kangas
Nepal
Pakistan
Bolivia
Vahanne
Japan
Vehanen
Flora, Hietanen
Mary Stein
Elma, Bauman
Vieno Kunel
Gardner Guild
Guild
Vieno Eunelius
Army Seeks Ways Of Living Capably In Alaska Climate
Fort Richardson Alaska The U S Army Alaska Arctic Guidance Board seeks ideas to improve efficiency in harsh cold conditions The board faces problems such as design of warm serving gear subzero eyewear non freezing water and cargo helicopter landing gear for snow water or marshes It also studies arctic effects on morale leadership and physical condition and invites ideas from soldiers living in the cold.
Public hearing notices from Maynard Board of Appeals
The Maynard Massachusetts Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on October 24 at 7 30 p m in the Town House. Petitions include Precision Line Inc renewal of a special permit to operate a small electronics assembly area on the second floor at 71 Main Street. William M Barry Jr seeks to use a room in his home as a photography studio at 99 Concord Street. Ralph L and Marie G m seek a variation to erect a garage at 7 Lindberg Avenue nearer the side lot line. Willis T Lester listed.
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Maynard
Board OF Appeals
Massachusetts
Ise
Precision Line Inc
Woolworth
Main Street
William M. Barry, Jr
Maynard Auction Set For Columbus Day Church Fund Drive
Maynard Methodist Church holds an old fashioned auction on Friday to raise funds for a new Sudbury church. Items include a piano, dining set, rocking chairs, lamps, washing machine, beds, and more. Local volunteers and church members, led by Rev. Bert Jones Jr., will manage sales with student helpers offering refreshments. Donors may bring items Thursday night or Friday and arrange pickup by calling the pastor.
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Maynard
Maynard Methodist Church
Worsley Fardy
Roy Gray
Edmund Beebe
Robert Anderson
Emil Genest
James Allan
Irving Davis
Fred Morrison
Ray Kauppi
David Allan
Sudbury‘ Methodist Church
Car Hits Pole. Two Injured in Stow Route 117 Crash
On Saturday September 29 a car driven by William Turner of Stow struck a utility pole on Route 117 west of town. Passenger David Kinsley suffered a broken nose. Lauri Katvala was uninjured. The car was heavily damaged. Officer Trefray resigned and was replaced by Officer Dwinells. A dog owned by Mrs. George Garing was struck and killed on Friday October 5. driver not at fault.
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Stow
William Turner
David Kinsley
Lauri Katvala
Duglas V. Trefray
Department of Natural Resources
Donald E. Dwinells
George Garing
West Acton Road
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Stow Grange Sets Degree Work for October Meeting
At the October 16 Stow Grange meeting the Past Masters Association will confer first and second degrees on nine candidates. The November session is canceled due to Election Day. Regular meetings resume November 20.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Stow Janitor Harold Priest Retires After 28 Years at Hale High
Harold J Priest longtime Hale High School janitor and town custodian of the Pilot Grave School Town Hall Randall Library and Fire Chief for 16 years retires after 28 years at Hale High He never missed a morning unlocking the school door and will continue as caretaker of the Town Common Fire Chief and Fire Warden duties remain in Stow Mrs Priest helped with fire alarms for 18 years and the Priests are praised for years of quiet service to the community.
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Stow
Harold J
Hale | Hich
Priestris
Marguerite Ellison
Bellows Falls
R. Stillman
Wendell
Priest
C. D. Fletcher
Hale
Pilot Grave
Randall Library
Union Evangelical Church
Stow Center
Building permit issued for home and barber shop on Main Street
Alexander Perrazzo also known as Sundo receives approval to construct a residence and a barber shop on upper Main Street. The permit confirms site, use as mixed residential and commercial, and planning department clearance.
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Alexander
Perrazzo
Sundo
Upper Main Street
Edna Farrell hosts Democratic Coffee Evening in Maynard
Edna Pat Farrell announces a Democratic coffee and tea session at her home in Maynard Oct 15 from 7 to 10 PM to rally party interest ahead of the November election. The event will feature candidates as guests and a social hour with town leaders and attendees from Acton Stow Marlboro and Hudson.
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Maynards
Edna
Pat” Farrell
Farrell
Democratic Town Committee
John Drie Rall
Jeremiah
Evach
Lao Mullin
Toseah Nineen
Charles Mantv
Gerald Nee
Fmile A. Dumas
John Sokalowski
Jneenh Boothnove
Carbridge
James J. Vaher
Watertown
Catharine Williame
Minele
Armind
Acton
Stow
Marlboro
Hudson
Pemela Farrell
Guern Show Highlights Yearling Class at Waterly Fair
The article notes a yearling class entry at the Waterly fair where livestock shows featured a standout Guern. It mentions pina and honors earned, with emphasis on the overall display and judging results.
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We Wish to thanks to all bors and rel
The note expresses gratitude to all brothers and relations, likely a small gathered message of appreciation. The phrasing is informal and the text appears as a thank you from a family or group. No specific individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
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