Maynard High Social and Alumni News Update
A Maynard High School social event is planned with music and a fundraiser by the Alumni Society. Notables include Bennie Gdzinowice resuming studies, Corporal Kalevich on furlough visiting New York, James Ledgard Jr and Louis Bachrach returning to Island School of Me Brooklyn for further studies, and John Bellows Jr stationed in Orlando with Mrs. Bellows and Anne Bellows employed in Cambridge.
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C.J. Lynch
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Misa Mary Sweeney
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Regis College
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Sreitis Pert
Neville
New York
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Bennie G Dzinowice
Maynard High
Twirler
Clark University
Charles Kalevich
Helen Anciszewski
Leslie Rivers
Kenneth Johnson
Boston University
James .Ledgard, Jr
Louis Rachrach
Brooklyn
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Mr. Bachrach
John Bellows, Jr
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Department of Agriculture
Orlando
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Lever ° ’Bros. Company
Casbridge
Ladies Auxiliary
Appreciation Note for Friends and Flowers
Heartfelt thanks go to friends for their kindness after our bereavement for the late Frans Frigara. Your support and the beautiful flowers are deeply appreciated.
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Frans Frigara
First Birthday Party for Thomas G Perillo at Home
Thomas G. Perillo son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Perillo of 8 Arthur Street celebrated his first birthday with a party Sunday afternoon. More than fifty toddlers and friends attended an outdoor lawn party featuring games refreshments and a social gathering. A large decorated birthday cake was centerpiece.
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Thomas G. Perillo
Benjemin Perillo
Arthur
Local Notes From Fairfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs George Shannon returns home to Fairfield after visiting daughter Mrs Theodore Jones on Summer street Norman Sims Marlowe Airport manager and Joe Arcist flew to New York City Private Lauri Poivenan 52nd FA enjoyed furlough in New York Private Leonard Nee 162nd Infantry hosted a party at Rusgo's Restaurant with turkey dinner and dancing Need to depart with 26th Division for South war maneuvers Frank J DeMars Post A1 voted to invest 200 in U S Defense bonds
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Fairfield
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Theodore Jones
Summer Street
Norman Sims
Marloré
Joe ‘Arcist
New York City
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New York
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Rusgo
Frank J. DeMars Post
U. S
Baby Clinic Held at Health Centre This Thursday
The semi monthly baby clinic organized by the Board of Health will take place at the Health Centre on Thursday afternoon. Dr Cremer will supervise with assistance from public health nurse Miss Mary Wari.
Marriage Intentions Filed by Lubin and Deloro
Maynard intentions filed at the town clerk by Stella Jeanetté Lubin 17 of Douglas and Daniel P. Deloro 18 of Forest Street.
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Douglas Are
Daniel P. Deloro
Forest Street
Notable Screen Figures and Their Quirky Life Facts
A compilation of colorful biographical tidbits about Hollywood figures. Sheldon Leonard once a Manhattan exhibitor. Susanna Foster used her real name as an incognito at a girls camp. William Boyd built a fieldstone archway at his ranch entrance. Charles Boyer owned a vast collection of French books and art. Andy Clyde reputedly has five different sounding horns on his car. Walter Abel became a write-in fee attorney candidate in western cities due to his prosecutor roles. Richard Trigger Webb owned a personal fire department at age 15, rigging a Model T Ford with hose and ladder. William Cabanne once woke on a mountain edge at sunrise after sleeping between boulders.
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Walter Abel
Destiny Monster Forged From Human Errors
John Oliver quotes a caution that human actions shape a self made peril. The remark frames Destiny as a creature formed by collective mistakes and hubris.
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John Oliver
College entrants from Maynard area names announced
Maynard graduates Frances D Agata Esther Kauppi Janet Poulson Kenneth Johnson Leslie Rivers Jean Davis Jean Tucker started fall term studies at Bridgewater State College Boston University and Mary Brooks School while D Agata led girls athletics at Maynard High School.
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Frances, DiAgata
Maynard High School
State Teachers College
Bridgewater
D’agata
Esther Kauppila
Bridgewater State College
Janet Poulson
Boston Trade School
Kenneth Johnson
Leslie Rivers
Boston University
Mias
Jean Davis
B.U
Jean Tucker
Mary Brooks
Plea for Restraint in Appetite and Taste
A brief quotation reflects on desire and appetite, noting that increased craving can dull the palate. The fragment suggests a debate on moderation and the balance between craving and satisfaction.
Union Congregation to Welcome Guest Preacher Sunday
The Union Congregation announces Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Beginners and Mary class at 10 45 a m A guest preacher will occupy the pulpit during the regular morning service The pastor recently underwent a minor operation and is recovering in the hospital Services are set for Sunday October
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UNION
Leonard W. Fowler
Revenge Turns Right into Great Wrong, A Moral Study
A brief aphorism discusses how acts of revenge distort justice by transforming a small grievance into a large, harmful wrong, warning of the moral costs of vengeance.
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