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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
5
The Polish American nine contend for top honors in the league. They feature a nucleus including Wattiewicz and Luker among others from neighboring areas as they prepare for the coming season.
The Polish American C C sponsors a baseball club and has renovated its rooms installing a new beer cooler system to improve beverage service.
Maynard Hans Erickson announces the ice cream stand will reopen tomorrow March 31 for the season. After weeks of preparations the stand will offer the usual high quality ice cream specialties once again.
Maynard High School commercial students under Miss Mary Coleman received Gregg company certificates for shorthand and typewriting proficiency. Awards included 60 wpm 80 wpm 30 wpm 40 wpm 50 wpm and a Ten Minute Competent Typist Test with Miss Marjorie O Connell earning a gold pin. Other notes report LeRoy Lambert at Cushing V A Hospital Framingham and Timothy Hickey convalescing at home after surgery, while James J Ledgard and Joseph Arciszewski returned from a Florida vacation.
Central Pomona will meet Wednesday night April 5 in E of C Hall. Guest John E. Johnson Assistant Steward of Mass Grange and Chief Supervisor of Middlesex County courts will speak on Juvenile Delinquency. Marjorie Flint will be soloist.
The next Ladies Auxiliary VFW whist party will be held at President Nellie Poulson's home 43 Brown Street on Tuesday April 17.
The Roosevelt Rocket first edition issued to grades four through six features an editorial staff led by Editor-in-chief Robert Kane and includes sections on Roosevelt Doings sports stories poems and humor. Special contributors include Patricia Howe Carole Bondelvitch and Charles Wilson. The Rocket will publish two editions with a junior issue due April 6.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Magdalene Chapter No. 28 CES will meet April 5 at Mrs. Mary Eaton's home 5 King Street. After the business session, bridge or whist will be played. New officers Mrs. Bertha E Stevenson president Mrs Bertha Lowden secretary and Mrs Margaret Merrick treasurer assumed duties at the last gathering. Leopards generally avoid humans and prefer to keep their distance.
The Sims family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown after the death of Gertrude I. Sims. Messages and acts of support were a great consolation during their bereavement by Mrs. Margaret Sims and Family.
The All American Club of Maynard held its annual gathering at Parker Street Hall with many members present. Officers were elected led by President Ahti Jaakkola and Vice President Albert Saari. A report praised Blossom Time.
The United Cooperative Society of Maynard announces two open April meetings on social hygiene and adolescent guidance. Prof. Herbert Lamson of Boston University Sociology Dept will speak April 11 at 8 p.m. at Coop hall Main street. A second panel discussion will follow two weeks later with a clergyman doctor and educator.
Stow Garden Club members will meet Tuesday afternoon April 4 at Mrs. Robert Derby’s home on Great Road. Guest speaker Alfred W. Bois court from the University of Massachusetts will discuss Home Grounds Improvement in Landscaping. Other homes will be visited during the afternoon.
Miss Constance B Whitney daughter of Mr and Mrs A P Whitney 121 Concord street was elected marshal of the Delta Nu Chapter at the University of Massachusetts Kappa Gamma sorority convention announced recently
Emer son Junior High School launched a Friday quiz program with seven th graders competing in four upcoming events. Miss Germaine St Hilaire directs as quizmaster with Miss Florence Wilder and Mrs Grace Tucker as judges. James Sullivan timekeepers and Kenneth Bingle announcer. Team II wins after a tied game until the seventh inning.
The Maynard Methodist Senior Choir presents The Seven Last Words of Christ on Palm Sunday evening at 7 30 in the church sanctuary. Rev Robert K Jones Jr conducts the opening worship, with Mrs Waldo Flint directing the choir and Mrs Philip Goldthwaite as organist. Albert Hodgess leads the Music Committee. Many who attended last year will return.
Private first class William M. Cole 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cole of 6 Fairfield Street, is undergoing air transportability training with Company B 32nd Infantry Regiment 7th Infantry Division in Northern Honshu Japan. The course covers troop movement by air including lashing of vehicles weapons and material and weight distribution fundamentals.
Maynard-Eleanor Jones the town clerk announces all dog owners must renew licenses by April 1 to comply with local ordinance. The notice emphasizes timely renewal and enforcement may follow for noncompliance.
The Family of the Late Mrs. Ethelyn Whitney expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and Maynard Firemen for their acts and floral tributes lighting the sorrow after their bereavement.
Maynard Alma Hiltunen and Rauha Maki announce the opening of Mom's Kitchen this Saturday April 1. The new restaurant will specialize in home cooking and ice cream delicacies with experienced operators at the helm.
Jefferson City Tennessee residents reported the coal strike did not deter Carson-Newman College as stockpiles of high grade coal dwindled. The college continued operations despite the nationwide disruption and growing scarcity concerns.
A manager arranged purchase of truckloads of walnut hulls which, when mixed with low-grade coal, performed adequately as a fuel blend.
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