For Sale Two Black Spaniel Pups Five Weeks Old
Notice lists two black corker spaniel pups five weeks old one male and one female for sale. male price 128 dollars. seller El Maynard at 701 M. Can be seen at 289 Main St.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
2
Notice lists two black corker spaniel pups five weeks old one male and one female for sale. male price 128 dollars. seller El Maynard at 701 M. Can be seen at 289 Main St.
James Farrell on vacation stirs Asbury Park New Jersey in a tale of local fame. The piece notes townsfolk visits and holiday travels including Chester Thorpe Harold Ring and Mrs Sealey, with many seasonal retirements and a parish lawn party upcoming.
A requiem mass was celebrated for Lt. Vincent Usbowicz at St. Casimir's church on Monday morning. He was noted as one of Maynard high school's greatest all around athletes and a three letter star at Northeastern. St Labowicz made the supreme sacrifice at Normandy on V-E Day.
Pfc Dominic Columbo newly arrived in New York from the ETO. Evelyn Russo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Russo, registers at The Fay School in Boston after graduating Maynard High in June. St Casimir's church resumes winter services at 9 and 11 next Sunday. T/Sgt William McInnes discharged at Fort Devens after three years in service including time in the Philippines and Hawaii. Emile Dumas and family return from extended trip to New Bedford and Great Road home.
Roland J. Chidley, 30, seaman first class US Navy, wife Sophia Bohkale lives on Martin St Magni serves aboard the USS Essex near the shores in Task Force 3840. Dawn patrol begins with reveille as fighters, bombers, and torpedo planes launch in final war days. Many Jop planes destroyed on the ground. few pilots ventured to meet the attack and did not return.
Acton High School opened for a half day session on Wednesday. The staff includes Principal Richard B Greenman and vice-principal Walker W Holt along with Miss Marjorie Jones, Miss Marion L Towne, Miss Lyn dia Abbott, Miss Norma Leppanen, Mrs Margaret Boornazian, Henry Hopkinson, Francis Beau dette, Mrs Mary Emerson, Miss Anne Horrigan, Miss Anne Hogan, and William O'Connell. Custodian Thomas F Kiley oversees facilities. The grammar school opens for fall on Monday September 10.
Ma and Mrs Thomas Chidley receive congratulations on the birth of a son born at Emerson Hospital. Mother and child are reported doing well.
Maynard Men's Garden Club opens a Flower Display this Friday in United Co operative Windows. The group, noted flower raisers, will showcase horticultural achievements following strong interest in their recent vegetable exhibit.
Charles E. Claflin 28 radioman third class U S Navy Reserve, of South Acton, serves on the heavy cruiser Quincy in Tokyo Bay. Under Admiral Halsey, the Quincy is part of a large force aiding Japan occupation and controlling Nip naval bases. The ship participated in Normandy duties and joined the July bombardment task force.
Maynardé-David Alan Kujala, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kujala Jr., was baptized last Sunday at the Finnish Congregational Parsonage. Rev. George A. Kononen officiated the ceremony with godparents Mr. and Mrs. David Kononen Alan Edwin Helenius and Miss Alice T. Ferguson.
In these columns the discussion on weekday religious education continues. Weekday church schools draw new pupils to church life, inspire teachers to improve, and strengthen religious education in churches and communities. About 20 to 25 percent of weekday enrollees had not attended a Sunday school. The program complements Sunday schools, not replaces them, with each offering distinct contributions to Christian education.
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