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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
2
Mr and Mrs George Creigh er return to Wisconsin after an extended stay with relatives. William Gruber son of Mr and Mrs Ben Gruber of Summer Street leaves for Michigan State College in Lansing. He was a varsity letterman at the local high school.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Ugie vich announce the birth of a son at Emerson Hospital.
Miss Virginia Holly daughter of Mrs William Holy leaves for Cincinnati Ohio to become a freshman at the University of Cincinnati planning a home economics major.
George Luker, a versatile athlete from the total high school over the past four years, has entered Boston University. He is a candidate for the freshman football eleven.
Auno Koskinen who left here last June 19 for Finland is on his way home and is expected to land in New York next Sunday.
Fred Wasiluk of the Chicago White Sox is staying at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Gregory Wasiluk while on leave this season, according to team sources.
James B. Farrell, a clerk at the local post office, resumes his duties following a three week annual vacation.
At the weekly Saturday night whist party hosted by Frank J. DeMars Post, prize winners included Mrs. A. Scully Richard Turner Mrs. Flannery Mrs. Mariano Mrs. Mazzet Mrs. Ryan Mrs. Campbell Mrs. M Tobin Mrs. Tomys Mrs. G. Jamieson Mrs. G. Mullen Mrs. Graham Mrs. M. McCarthy Mrs.Kelley Mrs. Duckworth Mrs. A. Banteau and Mrs. Quinn Special prizes went to Mrs. A. Lawrence and Mrs. M. Campbell.
William Gruber, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gruber, has left for Lansing Michigan to enter Stexe College as a student. Mrs Huse, Mrs Dudley and Mrs Carol of Medford were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Baker of Meple street.
Noble Morton left yesterday for Toledo Ohio to attend an important meeting related to his duties at the United Co-Operative Society.
James B. Farrell announced purchase of a large lot adjoining the Punch estate on Powder Mill road. He plans to build a six room bungalow on the site, signaling a residential development in the area.
Al Hodgess son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hodgess from Maple street has entered the University of Massachusetts Amherst. A Maynard High School graduate class of 1946 he earned three letters in athletics.
Maynard and Mrs Lester of Portland Oregon visit Mr and Mrs Lester in Concord Massachusetts near 29 Arthur Street. Lt Lester just finished a voyage as Chief Mate on the Jim Bridger to South America arriving in Philadelphia. His wife Yvonne Anderson, traveling from the West, joins for a historical pilgrimage to Concord Lexington and Boston before returning West. Frances Mason to Edward Lawton engagement announced by Edward Mason of Parker Street.
Last Saturday evening the local order of Eagles held a charity party praised as among the most successful. Joe Schwab and his orchestra provided music for dancing while John Baruch a former resident now from Cambridge renewed old acquaintances during a week-long visit.
Lincoln strengthened their hold on the Paul Revere League title by edging St. Casi mir 6-5 at Lincoln Sunday. Johnny Gudzinowicz pitched well for the locals but errors and mis cues aided the Mohawks. Eddie Kowicz topped the locals with key hits. Miss Constance Whitney, Class of June graduate from Maynard High, enters the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Maxey Gruber, home on leave from Quantico, Virginia, celebrates Jewish holidays.
Mr and Mrs Sydney Mc Cleary completed a two week motor journey covering 1400 miles along the coast to Water ville Maine then to Conway New Hampshire through the White Mountains and around Lake Winnipesaukee. They report ideal weather and a delightful trip.
New York Tina Jeanne Soifer weighed one pound four ounces at birth, now stands twelve pounds thirteen ounces. She celebrated her first birthday on August 8 as doctors credit intravenous feeding, penicillin, sulfa drugs, and streptomycin for survival. She now eats milk formula, cereal, meat, vegetables and fruit.
Mrs Seifer says their baby will be smaller than peers for a couple of years and then catch up. The comment reflects parental expectations amid medical concerns.
Two Brooklyn policemen, William Russi and Edward Ruane, rushed to the Viviarr home to help deliver a seven pound girl, marking the 17th emergency birth in 11 years of radio car service. Farmers now own 1,500,000 or 30 percent of all privately owned trucks nationwide.
Mrs Mary C Burgess Lovell 69 of Maynard died Tuesday evening at Emerson Hospital aged 86. Born in Plymouth she lived in Maynard 24 years, widow of John F Lovell. Survived by daughter Ethel Fayton four grandchildren three great grandchildren and sister Lucy Trefry of Plymouth. Funeral from Fowler Funeral Home tomorrow with services at Union Congregational Church at 1 30 p m Rev Norman MacLean officiating. Burial in Vine Hill Cemetery Plymouth.
A Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary visited Cushing General Hospital Framingham to entertain and visit disabled veterans. The two ward program included prizes and refreshments funded by the annual Poppy Sale. Participants included Mrs. Sarah King Auxiliary President and Commander Anthony Grigas among others.
A recipe for an Angel Food Loaf Cake with fine grain and delicate texture. Includes ingredients and step by step method plus tips on beating egg whites and cooling method for best results.
Maynard High School unveils its football schedule under Coach Stan Bodlevitch. The team, rebuilding, will play eight games including four home contests and Midland League clashes with St Charles of Waltham Hudson Natick Marlboro. Season tickets are two dollars.
The article surveys Savoy in France with famed spa towns Evian and St. Jean de Been, noting medieval remnants amid a history of shifting control. It highlights thermal baths, castles, and churches near Mount Revard and a royal era bathhouse built for a Sardinian king.
The Mag Veterans of Forest 1812 announce the second annual Armistice event to be held at the G ton Auditorium on November 11 with Maynard serving as chairman and plans for activities and a fund drive.
A town board met Tuesday at the rotary to consider license matters. The session included oral presentations and discussion of licenses.
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