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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
2
The Mann family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during their recent bereavement William Hania Florence V Mann Maynard
Supt Albert Lever announces all Maynard public schools will be closed Friday October 28 so teachers may attend the 107th annual Middlesex County Teachers Association meeting in Boston.
Miss Hanson announces the engagement of her daughter Jeanne Elizabeth to John J. Witkos son of Sergt and Mrs William Witkos of Lowell Massachusetts The couple plans a future wedding no date set at this time Jeanne Elizabeth is from Ind Street and John Witkos is employed in Bowl Mower Piecansy Littleton.
Democratic Town Committee gathered on Main Street for a weekly meeting led by chairman Lukashuk. Dist. Atty. John J. Droney spoke as principal speaker while Senator Thomas Berne attended with others including A Duthas and Commissioner Raymond.
New York UPT Mel Aller will call Yankee games at midday. Chuck Rhomipaan of the Senators and Quinlan of the White Sox will share radio commentary.
Buffalo New York report states Willmer Fowler a speed merchant from Northwestern signed with the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League. He played last season with the Philadelphia Eagles of the National League.
New York officials report 1959 cases of questionable fire losses and claims led to 607 arson arrests, with 504.1 1058 total. Convictions reached 285 in 1950, up from 282 the prior year. Also notes the first Methodist men meeting held Tuesday evening at the church.
Acknowledges relatives friends and neighbors and thanks pallbearers and coffee committee after bereavement for Mrs Reino Niehu and son Péter.
A historical message urges U.S. citizens to exercise their right to vote. It argues democracy rests on the people and stresses that each ballot shapes the coming term. The text calls on eligible voters to participate in elections this November to preserve constitutional rights and government by the people.
Rev John J wa a Weston College priest and author of The Gatheticisma a book with 27000 copies sold. He will speak on the meaning and purpose of the Council at the K of C Hall Tuesday at 8 pm. He has taught in Boston and Holy Cross and will soon teach theology at Heythrop College England.
Mr and Mrs Harold J Priest Stow thank neighbors relatives and friends for wonderful gifts money flowers and kind expressions extended on their golden wedding anniversary.
Ledgard reports two local property sales through his office at 38 Main street. Albert L. Jeaneret and wife purchase a residence on Mossman road, previously owned by the estate of James C. Ma Beth. Edward M. Doran and wife buy a home at 26 Concord Street.
Chicago reports a union dental care program as a success operated by the Oregon Dental Association for members of the Real Longshore and Warehousemen's Association and Pacific Maritime Association. About 2,300 children are involved in the program.
Elks will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the hall to greet District Deputy Maynard with official visitation at 3 p.m. Members are urged to attend and give the guest a royal welcome.
Members of St Casimir Holy Name Society held their second communion breakfast of the season. The 9 am mass was celebrated by Rev F S Miaskiewicz D C L. Dr Francis X Guindon resident of West Concord and associate director of education for Massachusetts spoke on Communism Today after the breakfast in the parish hall. He is a Notre Dame Harvard and UMass graduate.
Detroit Lions quarterback Jim Ninowski expresses a practical grasp of professional football noting his height six one and his shoe size thirteen and a half in a casual interview.
Fragmented OCR text notes a united fund effort involving multiple agencies and organizers such as Maynard and DEwey with the goal of supporting six agencies through a citywide fundraising drive.
Maynard Republican Town Committee schedules regular meeting Oct 28 at 8 pm at Town House chaired by W Beebe. A banquet follows on Oct 29 with Gus Means as chief speaker, candidate for lieutenant governor, at the Washington auditoria.
Maynard notes list events at area churches including an Evangelism workshop in Quincy Junior Luther League meeting in the vestry 6 30 Tuesday Brotherhood guests in Fitchburg 7 30 Work Night Wednesday 8 Church school teachers meeting Wednesday 8 Church Council meeting Thursday 8 Sutherland steering committee in Lanesville Friday Junior Confirmation Class Saturday morning.
St Bridget parish begins preparations for its annual reunion with initial meetings held last evening at the church. Altar boys Vincent Scacciotti and Michael Billups assist. Holy Communion for CYO. diocesan missions collection planned at the Sunday mass.
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