Local Notices Highlight Students and Visitors in New Bedford Area
Mrs Arthur Tupper of New Bedford visits her son and family at 50 Sudbury Street Worcester Tech star Henry Nowick leads the undefeated football eleven and is also a letterman in baseball and basketball Jimmie Duggan Maynard High captain candidate for Boston College freshman eleven Albert L Ledgard of Jackson Heights N Y visits sister Mary Sechnak Myrna Johnson Doris Ann Cole Angela Joanne Panzera local Fisher Junior College students Kenneth Jones undergoes appendectomy at Baker Memorial Hospital
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Arthur Tupper
New Bedford
Mrs
Sudbury Street
Henry Nowick
Worcester Tech
Henry
Jimmie Duggan
Maynard High
Boston College
Albert L. Ledgard
Jackson Heights
New York
Mary E. Sechnak
Brooks Street
Fisher Junior College
Boston
Doris Ann Cole
Warren Cole
Sherman ‘Street
Myrna Johnson
Frank W. Johnson
Tremont Street
Angela Joanne Panzera
James Panzera
Main Street
Kenneth Jones
Robert Jones
Baker Memorial Hospital
Mrs Adelaide Sims Heads Home From Emblem Club Convention
Mrs Adelaide Sims, who has been attending the Emblem Club National Convention in Birmingham, Alabama, is expected to return home Sunday.
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Adelaide Sims
Emblem Club
Birmigham
Alabama
All American Club Falls Bazaar Planned for October Event
The All American Club schedules its annual Fall Bazaar for Saturday night October 15 at 8 oclock. The event features dancing and refreshments for attendees.
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All American
Feltus to Attend Northeast Congress of Optometry
On October 16 and 17 Dr. Donald O. Feltus a gyptometrist will attend the Northeast Congress of Optometry Educational Conference at the Hotel Kenmore Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald O. Feltus
Hotel Kenmore
Boston
Whist Evening by Acton Catholic Womens Guild
The Acton Catholic Women's Guild hosts a monthly whist event on October 15 at 8:00 p.m. at St. Elizabeth's hall. Proceeds support guild activities and local church programs.
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Maynard
Acton Catholic Womens’ Guild
St. Elzabeth’s
Acton Catholic Women’s Club
Pie Slicing Affects Meringue Topping Texture
The meringue topping on a pie won t lift cleanly if the knife used to cut the pie is not well greased. A slick blade helps prevent meringue from sticking and tearing during serving.
Card of Thanks for John G S Wilcox
The Wilcox family thanks friends and neighbors for floral tributes and acts of kindness during their bereavement. Mrs Bessie Wilcox Mr Mrs Robert Wilcox Mr Mrs Walter Howe Mr Mrs Harold Littlefield Mr Mrs James Behr Mr Mrs Henry Rosner expresses gratitude on behalf of the family.
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John GS Wilcox
Bessie Wilcox
Robert Wilcox
Walter Howe
Harold Littlefield
James Behr
Henry Rosner
Winners of Co-op prizes announced in Maynard
The United Co-op Society announces prize drawings for Co-op Month including a Hotpoint washer to be drawn Oct 29 at 3 15 pm at the Co-op Supermarket Maynard. Weekly wagon prizes of three kids wagons are given away. first week winners listed. A special banquet at Maynard High School Oct 15 features Bill Muehl and dinner music before the society meeting.
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Maynard
United Co-op Society
Main Street
Co-op
Coop
Simermarket
Waltham Street
Wendell Brown
Bradford Street
Concord
Harriet Crowther
Arthur Street
Gladys DeGrange
Parmenter Avenue
Co-on
Yar’s
Maynard High School
Man Street
Iimes
Bill Muehl
The
Silvertones
Muehl
United States
Yale Unniversity Divinity School
New Haven
Connecticut
Bananet Wlre
Infant daughter of Don Scilessmann has large extended family
Pierre S D UP reports the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Scilessmann is described with an unusually large set of grandparents great grandmothers and great grandfathers highlighting the family lineage and connections.
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Pierre
S. D
Don Scilessmann
Green coloring tip for cucumber pickles
Use 1 teaspoonful of green vegetable coloring per gallon of vinegar in canning to keep cucumbers looking vibrant.
Maynard Public Works Seeks Gasoline and Oil Proposals
The Maynard Board of Public Works invites sealed bids at the Town Building for gasoline and motor oil for town fleets. Bids due by 8 p.m. November 3, 1955, with proposals opened publicly December 1, 1955 for a one year period.
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Legal Notice Board OF Public Works
Maynard Board of Public Works
Maynard
Mass
Board of Public Works
James J. Bakun
George J. Sharpe
John J. Tobin
Fred Johnson Enlisted in U S Air Force
Maynard Frederick S Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Johnson of 7 Tremont Street enlisted in the U S Air Force for four years announced by T Sgt Edgar Therrien Air Force Recruiter 49 High Street Medford Airman Johnson will take 11 weeks of basic training at Sampson AFB Geneva New York before assignment to a technical training school.
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Maynard
Frederick S. Johnson
Frank W. Johnson
Tremont Street
U. S. Air Force
Edgar Therrien
High Street
Medford
Johnson
Sampson Afb
Geneva
New York
Air Force Technical Training
Dance Teacher To Entertain Boys At Ft Devens Hosp
Mrs Phyllis L Richards an renowned dance teacher will perform for wounded and sick soldiers at Fort Devens Army hospital on October 19. She has entertained the service since World War II and will stage her 622nd show with Richards Dance Studios pupils and Arthur Bissonnette at the piano. Ernie Richards serves as MC and magician. Local talent invited to join the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Phyllis L. Richards
U. S. Army Hospital
Fort Devens
New England May Win Share of Aircraft Jobs
Robert E. Gross of Lockheed told the Boston Chamber of Commerce New England can gain a share of the aircraft production realigned across the nation. He said the classic airplane is being replaced by the weapons system and New England must adapt to the new mix including engines and electronic devices.
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Boston
New England Industries
Robert E. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Gross
New England
Neighbors and friends extend thanks for sympathy
The family of the late Thomas Hearon gratefully acknowledges flowers cards and messages shared during our recent sorrow.
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Thomas Hearon
Maynard girl wed in Pennsylvania ceremony
Maynard resident Natalie L. Goodwin married Raymond P. Parks in Atwood Pennsylvania at the Presbyterian Church. The bride wore blue crystalline with white rose corsage. reception followed with luncheon at noon. After a wedding trip to the Carolinas and Tennessee, couple to reside in Charles Town West Virginia after October 10 at 515 East Washington Street.
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Maynard
Natalie L. Goodwin
Harold R. Goodwin
Summer Street
Raymond P. Parks
Charles Town
West Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Atwood
Dorothy A. Nardone
Stoneham
Carolinas
Tennessee
East Washington Street
Harold Goodwin
Winchester
Frank Grieve
Three Injuries From Separate Sunday Accidents
Hudson reports indicate three people were injured in separate Sunday accidents. Maynard motorcyclist William C. Dimmery suffered severe head and limb injuries after his bike struck a dog on Wilkins Street.
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John A. Crossman
Forest Avenue
Crossman
Marlboro
Hudson
River Road
Raymond A. Broderick
Chestnut Street
Registration For Cub Scouts in Maynard Set for Monday
Maynard Pack No 43 Cub Scouts will hold new member registration on Monday October 17 at 730 p.m. at the Union Congregational Church. Boys may register only with a parent and adults may join as leaders or volunteers.
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Maynard
Cub Scouts of
Union Congregational Church
Stow PTA Meeting And Local School Events
The Stow PTA meets Monday night October 17 at 8 in Hale Hitch School Cafeteria with Charles A. Leddy of Medford discussing Reading adjustments in junior high and elementary levels. Earlier, low-teen dancing started in schools under Mr. Stillman Priest.
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Stow Pta
Hale Hitch
Charles A. Leddy
Department of English
Medford
Mr. Stillman Priest
Maynard Woman Mabel DeWitt Dies After Brief Illness
Mabel DeWitt 78 of Maynard died Monday at her home 10 Concord road after a brief illness. Born in Northborough she lived in Maynard over fifty years. Widow of Martin Luther DeWitt she leaves two sons Edgar of Waltham and Stanley who lived with her. sister Mrs. Alice Perkins and brother Edgar Rice of West Acton. Funeral service held Wednesday at 2 pm at W. A. Twombly Funeral Home with Rev. Orville Allom officiating. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery family lot.
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Orville Allom
Union Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard, Mary E. Doyle Dies After Short Illness
Roslindale woman Mary E. Doyle aged 76 died at Boston City Hospital Monday night after a brief illness. She is survived by four brothers and three sisters. Funeral from Herbert W. Martin Funeral Home in Maynard with a solemn High Mass at St. Elizabeths Church West Acton. Burial in St. Bernard's Cemetery Concord.
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Maynard
Mary E. Doyle
Roslindale
Boston City Hospital
Dugald
Boxboro
Wiliam W
Providence
R. I
Prince Edward Island
Annie Chisholm
Elizabeth Doyle
Lowell
Herbert W. Martin
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth’s Church
West Acton
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
Magazine salesman drops bonds in yard in Newport
Newport Indiana. Joseph Jackson, a magazine salesman, habitually tossed sample magazines to customers. One day he dropped a magazine in a front yard containing government bonds worth 400 dollars. Earl Burke kept the bonds and later returned them.
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Newport
Ind
Joseph Jackson
Earl Burke
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Whist Party
Joseph F. Sampson
Nason St
TEL
John C. King Agency
Twinoaks
Main St
Maynard Hed
Chevrolet
Ash Receivers
Barber Chevrolet
Acton ST
Fred Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Ft. Devens Hosp
N. E
Lockheed President
Pennsylvania
Natalie L. Goodwin Iis
U. S
Cottage Street
West Concord
Aldea Rose
Aniceto Teixerira, Jr
Aniceto Teixerira
Sawyer Street
William E. Scesny
U. S.marine Corps
Walter Scesny
West Acton Road
Mabel Dewitt
Nortboro
St. Elizabeth’s
H. C
H. C. Little
Little Burner Company
ALL American Club
Parker Street
Raymond Gondolfo
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