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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1959

Page

2

Maynard Community News Highlights Local Events

Howard R. Prescott returns from Emerson Hospital after bronchitis. A Maynard Methodist rummage sale runs today and tomorrow 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lions Club and Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries team to aid visually impaired workers. Bulbs arrive for Maynard club light bulb gates. Methodist Senior Youth plan a hayride Saturday at 7 p.m. St. George's fair Sunday 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Read of local students home for holiday and college transfers. Rummage sale and church bazaars planned. families welcomed. Martha's Society meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

Maynard Methodist Church Lions Club Morgan’ Memorial Goodwill Industries Mayhard Club St. George's

Reunions, Weddings, and Community Notices Spread Through Town

John and Mary Williams return from Montreal with joyous family reunions and a wedding in the mix. The town eyes church meetings, classes, and fundraisers including a Congregational Couples Club gathering, a midweek devotional, a meat carving class change, and a rummage sale. Local residents also share travel, prayer events, and civic notices across October and November plans.

John Mary Williams Oak Street Montreal Canada Windsor Port Arthair Royal Canadian Air Force

Special Program in Co-Op Month by Maynard Guild

Maynard Co-op Womens Guild announces a special program for Co-op Month on Monday evening October 19 at the Co-op meeting hall above the Main street supermarket. After a brief business meeting, slides from the Co-op Institute at Bard College will be shown by delegates Samuel and Frederick Lee, with narration. A social hour and semisanitients will follow.

Maynard Lillian Parker Maynard Co-op Womens Guild Women’s Guild Main Street Bard College New York State Samue Frederick Lee

Stow Troop Food Sale Raises Funds for Day Camp

Stow Troop Committee holds a food sale this Saturday at Stow Upper Common. Specialties include home baked bread and beans and other baked goods. Sale starts 11:30 AM and runs to 2:30 PM with proceeds benefiting Pilot Grove Day Camp.

Stow Upper Common Pilot Grove

Higgins Boyle wed in Bloomfield Hills double ring ceremony

Catherine Marie Higgins and Thomas John Boyle exchanged vows October 10 at St Hugo of the Hills Bloomfield Township Rev James Kelly officiated with a papal blessing. The couple are from Maynard Higgins Dearborn Mich and John and Mrs Boyle Detroit. The bride wore satin with alencon lace and seed pearls. orchids and ivy adorned her bouquet. The reception followed at Sylvan Glen Inn and the couple plans a trip to Chicago.

Patricia Ann Higgins Mary Ellen Higgins Bernard Boyle Robert Cruthers One Blanchfield Deniss Higgins St. Elizabeth's School of Nursing Boston Mr. Boyle University of Detroit Sylvan Glen Inn Chicago Morgan Foley Ginia Mary. Liew Len Manning Doris Cole Jo Ann Buscemi William Manning John Wescott Donald Crosley Cyril Spratt Berkshires Frost Street Ingham Maynard High School Holy Ghost Hospital School of Nursing Manning Bedford Marist Prep Worcester State Teachers College Kathleen Ellie Konowicz Nancy Beford Jeanne Sokolowski Carol Seura Mumy

Mothers Observe Center School Class With Pupils

Mothers joined the Stow-Mothers of Miss Whitten's Grade 2 at Center School to visit the cafeteria and classroom. Principal Richard welcomed them before a music class demonstration led by Ralph Glidden and nurse Mrs. Vellamo Ojalehto. Twenty-three of 27 mothers attended the session and learned the year’s planned activities.

Stow George Ie Ga Robe Rey Walter A Panscangont W. Fletcher Willaim Rawister Henning Weilke Reini Thomas Lymi Frank Anthony Paul Canty Pat Erickson Arthur Garré Vincent Greene Thurston Hammer George Huntley Wilho Joki Lauri Kunelius Milton Lehto David Lewis Anna Nevala Leon Thompson Jt Garland

Union Evangelical Meeting Notes and Services

The prudential committee set to meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the treasurer Phil's home. A 10 a.m. gathering follows with junior fellowship at 2:30 p.m. under Mrs Arthur Dwinells and Mrs Norman Leach. A rose in the pulpit honors a child gift to James and Anita Scraggs and Richard Allen.

Two Sisters Tie the Knot in Maynard Double Wedding

Miss Virginia Ann Spratt and Miss Kathleen Dorothy Spratt wed in a double ceremony at Bridget's Church. Virginia married John J. Manning of Framingham. Kathleen wed Ernest Travaglini Jr. from Framingham. Families, gowns, and attendants described amid details from the Maynard event.

Maynard Bridget Eatutont Virginia Ann Spratt Kathleen Dorothy Philip C. Breton Ernest Travaglini Waverly Street Framingham Cyril J. Spratt Butler Avenue

Stow Center to Host Science Teaching Demonstration

At the PTA meeting on Wednesday night October 21 Stow Center School will present a new science teaching method for elementary and high school levels. Prof Albert Baez of the PSSC staff, a physicist from the Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory in Cambridge, will explain the method started three years ago by the physical science study committee.

Stow Parent Stow Center Aalbert Baez PSSC Baez Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory Cambridge

What Would Happen If The Nations Were Ruled by The Power of Love

A school closure notice states a 8:00 a.m. start and a 10:00 a.m. departure for teachers to attend a curriculum meeting. The Junior Fellowship of Union Evangelical plans Sunday activities with worship by Sue Nichols and Linda Owen and refreshments by Freddie Gray and Mildred Thompson. The topic is centered on love shaping nations.

Fellowship of Union Evangelical Ironwood Sue Nichols Linda Owen Freddie Gray Mildred Thompson

MLS P C C List Campaign In Stow

Stow Massachusetts local SPCC will sponsor a direct mail appeal in Stow to support the organization. Local agent is Foster Asbett Lowell with residents Haltop G Grant as chairman and a committee including Mrs Vellamo Ojalehto secretary Henry Ss Russell Jr treasurer Winthrop W Addy Richard H BeJune Miss G Harriet Bird Alan H Ferguson and Mrs Higgins Jr plus Mrs Cyrus E Kendrick and Mrs Joseph Seronde.

Stow Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children Foster, Asbett Lowell Haltop G. Grant Vellamo Ojalehto Henry Ss. Russell, Jr Winthrop W. Addy Richard H. BeJune G. Harriet Bird Alan H. Ferguson

Deodorant Market Use Surges in New York Report

UPI reports New York estimates show Amer cans using about 00 million baths weekly and applying over 90 million dollars worth of deodorants annually.

New York UPI

Ministers Gather at Lexington Congregational Service

The Council of Churches and A C wis ural Steel Company workers attend a service at Lexington Congregational church. Special music by chorus and youth, with Henry Servey and Carl Thompson listed among speakers. Ushers include Andrew Larson Donal and Stanley Kendrick. Eugene Wai to play. A coffee hour follows, led by Mr. Wi with Bushnell assisting.

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