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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
3
The first meeting of the newly organized Wom Mo’s holistans at the Union Congregational Church was held Thursday evening September 13 at 8 o’clock. Following the business, refreshments were served.
Jack Tierney of 11 wton Drive has been released from Fort Knox after two years with the Medical Detachment 894th Th. Bn. Mrs. Eleanor Ingham of Brooks Street is convalescing at New England Hospital Boston after a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Sala mone met a fellow Maynardite in Paris during a five week wedding trip. Flowers at Union Congregational Church honored Miss Irene Martin. A one day conference at Congregational Center Framingham begins at 10 AM. Maynard Rod and Gun Club to host a chicken barbecue September 29 from 7 to 11 PM with dancing 8 to 11:30 PM. Public invited.
A local couple Daniel E. O Connor of 42 Mill Street and Miss Agnes Walsh were married at St Catherine’s Church Somerville on Labor Day. The ceremony was officiated by the bride’s uncle. A reception for over 100 relatives and friends followed at Fresh Pond Cambridge. They will reside at 42 Mill Street after a wedding trip. The groom is the son of the late Maurice and Mrs. O Connor and works at Fort Devens.
The church school will reopen with pupil registrations and classwork under Harold F. Nordber, Church School Superintendent. Primary Junior and Junior High teachers meet at 9 30 A M in departmental rooms with supervisors. Young Peoples Bible Class led by Roderick H. Brown meets at 9 30 A M. Kindergarten meets at 10 35 A M during morning worship under Mrs Walter M Lowe and Mrs Donald A Mac Glashing.
Eva B Tucker expresses deep appreciation for gifts flowers and cards sent during illness. She thanks those who offered kindness and help during her shut in days.
Joanne Carolyn Tucker daughter of Mrs. Helen Tucker married in a one o clock ceremony September 8 at her aunt Mrs. Ruoff Tompkins home 3 Mandal road. Arthur Orlandi served as best man. The bride and gowns described with pink accents and white flowers. After the wedding the couple left for a Vermont honeymoon. the groom is a Private First Class in the U S Army stationed at Fort Monmouth. The bride works at Sylvania Laboratory and will reside at 18 Hayes Street.
Maynard reports a five day camping trip at Silver Lake State Reservation Hollis NH. Troop members included Anne Parker Caroline Marilli Eleanor Savosh Nancy Duckworth Lorraine Davis Joanne Johnson with Virginia Whitney leading. Troop meetings set for the first week in October. Three troops lack leaders and may be disbanded if suitable volunteers cannot be found. No prior training required just interest in the girls.
Maynard Cub Scouts invite boys aged 8 to 11 to registration on Monday September 24 at 7 30 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Mothers unable to attend may obtain application blanks by contacting Leonard McKenna 21 DeMars Street or Tauno Hytonen Bancroft Street.
Maynard Massarelli and Mrs Massarelli announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine to David Crowell son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Crowell of Great Road Stow No wedding date set.
The All-American Club at Parker Street Hall opens fall season with a Sept 30 program led by Roy Helander and a Finnish four act play on Oct 20. A November 5 bazaar with a 6:00 p.m. buffet and 7:00 p.m. festivities is planned along with a detailed committee. A rummage sale is scheduled for Oct 6 at the same hall.
The Maynard Garden Club met at the Framingham Motel for a luncheon and annual meeting. New officers elected include President Mrs James J Ledgard 1st vice president Mrs George Thompson and vice president Mrs Morgan Foley. Secretary pro tem Mrs Edna Peppard treasurer Mrs Chester Lech. Program committee members are Mrs Joseph P Martin Mrs Mary Coughlan and Miss Marion Townsand. A motion approved a donation to the Green School and a cancer fund drive was discussed.
Miss Barbara Kry sieniel became the bride of Raymond J. Tannuzzo in a noon ceremony at St Casimir's Church Maynard. The double ring rite was conducted by Rev. Francis Miaskiewicz with bridesmaids in blue and rust gowns and corsages of pink roses. After a reception at the Sudbury Inn the couple, who will reside in Narragansett Rhode Island, plan a Quebec wedding trip. the bride is a graduate of MGH Nursing School and the groom serves in the Navy at Davisville Rhode Island.
Education classes for boys and girls started this week at Maynard High School under Mr Lawson and Mrs Hadgdon. Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the new Memorial Gymnasium.
Maynard pupils attend the wedding of their teacher Miss Madeline Dalton now Mrs Genk Lilly at Immaculate Conception Church Marlboro. The Maynard School Dance Band played at the reception at Marlboro Country Club with many Maynard residents in attendance.
Patrick Doyle age 89 died last Wednesday in Flushing New York after a long illness. He formerly lived in Worcester where burial occurred on Monday. He is survived by his son Francis and three other sons and two daughters.
Ellen M Punch Mahoney 80 of 7 Summer Street Maynard died Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Ireland she lived in Maynard 44 years and worked for American Woolen. Widow of John W Mahoney she left daughter Eileen P Mahoney Ward. Funeral Friday from Sheehan White Funeral Home with a requiem high mass.
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