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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1954

Page

2

Maynard Community News Roundup And Notices

Marie Van Son visits her mother Mrs Grace Van Son at 1 Grant Street and works at US PJS Hospital Fort Worth Texas. George Vanson returns from Camp Quoddy St Andrews New Brunswick as counsellor and swimming instructor. The Maynard Republican Town Committee cancels regular meeting due to primary September 14. next meeting scheduled September 21 at 8 pm. Leon Ekstrskine of Natick dies after heart attack at Veterans Hospital Jamaica Plain. ambulance transport by W A Twombly. Board of Selectmen urges porch light policy until Edison restores street lights. Postmaster Frank Sheridan returns from vacation at Ossipee New Hampshire family lodge. Richard White and Gregory Batulin on two weeks vacation from Ammunition Depot duties. Ed Cuddy tackle and Al Alexandian guard working out for Brandeis University football at Waltham. both former Maynard athletes. Polish Mutual Aid Society to hold annual picnic on St Casimir grounds Sunday September 19. Louis Fava appointed permanent intermittent patrolman. Harold A Toropa US Navy sailor returned from world tour aboard USS Tarawa. Primary day openness applies September 14. Couples Club Congregational church meets Saturday at 8 pm. VFW Women's Auxiliary whist at Town Hall 8:15 pm.

Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors for Kindness

The families of Dominick Kaziukonis extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for floral tributes and acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. Include Mr and Mrs Joseph Kaziukonis, Mr and Mrs Stanley Sokoloski, and Mr and Mrs Brony Zaks.

Dominick Kaziukonis Joseph Kaziukonis Stanley Sokoloski Brony Zaks

Notice to Bidders for Lateral Sewers in Maynard Massachusetts

The Board of Public Works Maynard Massachusetts invites sealed bids for constructing lateral sewers due by 7 30 P M September 23 1954. Deposit 10 90 for plans and specifications refunds on receipt of bids. $200 bid security via certified check.

Board of Public Works Town Hall Maynard Massachusetts Diva E. Hintsa Rigbt Ward Albert Raitanen

Veterans GI Benefits Do Not Limit Earnings For Schooling

The Veterans Administration announced that Korean GI Bill beneficiaries may earn income from after school jobs without affecting their monthly allowances. Classroom trainees face no earnings cap, while on the job trainees are capped by a $310 total monthly limit. Initial rates vary by dependency, with scales changing every four months as training progresses.

Veterans Administration

Community mourns loss of Richard Jackson with Legion support

The family thanks friends for kindness during their sorrow after the death of Richard Jackson. Special gratitude extends to Frank J. DeMars Rest No. 235 American Legion and to Mrs. Elizabeth Oelschlegel and Phyllis G Quirk.

Richard Jackson Frank J. DeMars American Legion Elizabeth Oelschlegel Phyllis G, Quirk

The Gadget That Would Save A Home Front Night Out

A columnist jokes about a long sought gadget to monitor a busy household. The piece describes a scenario where a husband could stay connected without causing disruption. It humorously considers domestic friction and the need for a device to streamline daily tasks and reminders.

Calla

West India Divers by Winslow Homer Returns From Europe

The watercolor West India Divers, a loan to the U.S. Department of State, tours Frankfurt Munich Hamburg Berlin Düsseldorf Rome and Milan as 19th century American art. It will be displayed at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York before returning to the University of Kansas Museum.

S. End Lawrence Kan University of Kansas Mueum Europe New York Winslow Homer U.S. Department of State Frankfurt Munich Hamburg Berlin Duseldorf Rome Milan

Maynard Garden Club to Elect Officers at September Lunch

The Maynard Garden Club will hold its annual lunch on Monday September 13 at Framingham Motor Inn starting 12 30 p m. The meeting will feature the nominating committee report and the election of club officers for the ensuing year.

Maynard Maynard Garden Club Framingham Motor Inn

Maynard Sahlston and Sarsfield to Wed in September

Marriage intentions filed with the town clerk by Elizabeth Sahlston of 140 Parker Street and George F. Sarsfield of 74 High Street Hudson. The wedding is planned for Saturday September 18.

Maynard Elizabeth Sahlston Parker Street George F. Sarsfield High Street Hudson

One eyed person has less visual fatigue than two eyed

A one eyed individual experiences reduced visual fatigue compared with a two eyed person because the brain undertakes less strain in processing the visual task.

Washington and small business feel on farm program loans

Washington debate centers on farm credit loans and price supports. Sen John J Williams cites loans to a doctor, an Arapaho entrepreneur, and a Department of Agriculture employee as examples of potential misuse. Large corporate and foreign owned farm loans trigger concerns over subsidies and consumer impact.

Washington Congress Sen John J. Williams Delaware Farm Credit Administration Otto Zurcher Arapahoe Col J. Frank Kendrick Agriculture Dept Ohio Charles Brannan Benson

Worcester YWCA To Sponsor Trip To Concord And Sudbury

The Worcester YWCA sponsors a Saturday trip to Concord and South Sudbury on September 18 with rain date September 25. A chartered bus departs at 11 a.m. and returns about 9:30 p.m. Bring a picnic lunch. dinner optional in Concord. Includes visits to The Old Manse and Hawthorne sites. Reservations at the Y Information Desk or by calling 4-3255.

Concord Sudbury Worcester Ywca Wayside Inn Old Mill Nathaniel Hawthorne Louisa Mae Alcott Buttrick Gardens Minute Men Hawthorne

Eighteen Percent Attend Schools Falling Short of Fire Safety

The U.S. Office of Education reports 18 percent of students across 43 states learn in buildings not meeting minimum fire safety standards. The finding comes as safety concerns prompt calls for upgrades and tighter enforcement.

U. S. Office of Education

Maynard A Whist Party for St Pauls Rehabilitation Center

A whist party to benefit St Pauls Rehabilitation Center for the Blind at 8 p m on Tuesday September 14 will be held at the Italian Social Hall on Waltham Street Newton. Sponsored by Mrs Eva Russo and Mrs Mary Gallagher.

Maynard St. Paul’s Rehabilitation Center For Center Street Newton Waltham Street Eva Russo Mary Gallagher

Washington man stricken ill while visiting in Stow

Wayne Keto of Washington D C fell ill on Tuesday night while visiting his brother Otto Stein on Harvard road in Stow He was rushed to Baker Memorial Hospital Boston by the W A Twombly Ambulance for treatment.

Wayne Keto Washington, D. C Otto Stein Harvard Road Stow Baker Memorial Hospital Boston W. A. Twombly

Married at Nuptial Mass in Worcester

Miss Mary Joan Cosmo became the bride of Vincent F. Jarmulowicz at Lady of Fatima Church Worcester in a 9 o'clock ceremony officiated by Fr Lonegan. The couple plans a Canada wedding trip then residence at 2 Harrison street Maynard.

Maynard Lady of Fatima Church Worcester Mary Joan Cosmo Josephine Cosmo Kendall Street Vincent F. Jarmulowicz Vincent Jarmulowicz Harrison Street Lonegan Helen King of Hickory House Anthony Ciccone Ned S. Cosmo Stenhanotis Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Neacork Eileen A. Cronin Rose Mary Bobka Joan Jarmulowicz High School of Commerce State Mutual, Life Assurance Company Maynard High School Wentworth Institute EF. van Noorden Company Boston

West Acton Bowling League Opens Fall Season

The West Acton Bowling League begins its Fall and Winter season on Monday September 13 at 8 30 pm at Harvard Bowling Alleys. Matches pit the Yankees and Twelve-niners Legion vs Firemen and Farm eggs and Decorators.

West Acton Harvard Yankees Twelve-niners Legion Farmeggs

Juicing Tip for Fruit Salad Dressing

Cut orange sections over a cup to catch the juice. Use the collected juice to thin cooked salad dressing or mayonnaise for a fruit salad dressing.

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