Fishing season opens April 15 for most fish species
The news notes opening dates for fishing season with all species starting April 15 except bass which opens July 1. A fragment mentions Emerson birth and a father described as a star athlete.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
2
The news notes opening dates for fishing season with all species starting April 15 except bass which opens July 1. A fragment mentions Emerson birth and a father described as a star athlete.
Eagles group elects officers for the Tuesday meeting arranged with social after the business session. Constance B. Whitney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton P. Whitney of Concord Street, plans to join Delta Gamma sorority at the state university.
Pfc John Veracka heads to Japan with the Army Air Force. Mr and Mrs Vincent Scaciotti welcome a son at Emerson hospital. The Gun Club plans a trap shooting test. Miss Bessie Annett visits New York. Mr and Mrs Arthur Trombly note a new football captain and Acton H 8 Declamation Contest judge. Jolly Knitters meet eight girls at the club, six attend, ghost game played. Walter couple return from Florida. Co op Women's Guild to meet on Main Street. attendance urged. Holy week whist cancelled Wednesday.
Due to a rise in bites statewide, the Maynard Board of Health will run a dog clinic on Saturday morning April 25 from 9 30 to 11 in the Town building. O Malley Hospital in Clinton will supply supervision with local officials assisting. Owners are urged to vaccinate annually for protection.
In memory of a husband and father, messages of sympathy come from the Maynard Lodge B.P.O.E. Prank J. De Post American Legion and the Light Club of Lake Boone acknowledging the loss and extending support through the bereavement period. Mrs. Eden J Tobin and William Tobin express appreciation.
Outside exhibits will feature many sporting items and prizes including a grand prize. John J Walsh was elected trustee for a five term over Charles Manly as the largest attendance at the Elks hall on Main Street with a 90 to 42 vote.
Maynard High School commercial course students listened to Maynard Bryant and Commercial School Director on April 4 about office opportunities and clerk duties. The speaker outlined wage levels from the Greater Boston Office Association and noted paths from entry clerk to higher office work, stressing in-house promotion potential.
Mrs Lizzie Granross of 14 Florida road Maynard died last Friday morning in Concord at age 74. Widow of Frederick Granross she was born in Finland and lived in New Ipswich before moving to Maynard. Survived by one daughter. Funeral held with Rev. Grega Church officiating. Burial in family cemetery lot in Glenwood.
The funeral for Eden J Tobin of 1 Charles Street Maynard was held Saturday at 9 am. John A and several pallbearers from Mag na, including Joseph Dineen and Moynihan, led the service. Tobin, a Maynard native and past member of local lodges and clubs, was known as a local painter.
Earl Beals will install Elks in Watertown on April 11, with Maynard Earl Seals noted as past exalted ruler of the Maynard chapter. The event marks a ceremonial initiation and leadership installation by local lodge members.
Health authorities and Ith Board announce an inoculation clinic scheduled for Wednesday. Details and eligibility information will be provided at the event site and via local notices.
Twenty people attended the State University course in public speaking in Maynard led by Martin E. Connors from the Lowell School Department and former American Legion commander. The series ran six successive Tuesdays at Co-op Hall under sponsorship by the Massachusetts Department of Education and the United Co-operative Society of Maynard.
A Board of Health clinic at the Town House last Wednesday urged parents to immunize all children once they reach six months old to guard against a feared disease. Dr. R. E. endorsed the vaccination recommendation for early protection.
Girls continued the event at the home of members with the 4-H Pledge moment marking a small club gathering.
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