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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1950

Page

4

Mill Dam Pin League Crown Awarded at Banquet

The Mill Dam Bowling League will honor Concord championship winners at its annual banquet at Odd Fellows Hall in West Concord on Monday at 7 o'clock. The Ramblers clinched the league title and the trophy by defeating the All Stars in the final round, trimming the field with a 3-1 record and edging by two pins in total pins. Other final-round results included Lincoln and K of C Jrs 2-2, Tudy's 4-0 over One, Thrift 4-0 over Anderson, and K of C vice Andy Boy 3-1. High scores included Hayes 306 for the Rabblers and team totals around 1432 for the Ramblers and 1377 for Diskin’s K of C Srs.

Concord Mill Dam Odd Fellows Hall West Concord the Ramblers All Stars Ashen Lincoln C. Jrs Tudy Thrift Anderson Andy Boy Hayes Rarhblers Lors GJ. Hayes MacArthur H. Smith A. Bartolomeo H. Hen G. Dee S. Sa C. Bregoli F. Sli I Bregoli Coln Yok. Gormley B. Molloy H. Parks Ota C. Drs Diskin T. McHugh T. Fitzpatrick T. B T. Hopkins T Mayes B. Bregoli Dickerson E Dempsey Anderrn’ . Wilson W. Dee J . Martin J. Halliday Oeat. Hill Mandy S. Crowell A. Boutillier D. Robinson E. Loughlin P. Mc Tredy Macone S. DeMeo F. Macone J. Macone R. Macone A. Macone K. O. C. Srs J. McCarthy E Finigan A Baptiste J Finigan D. Carey D. Inferrata L. Venti F. Matumb J. Palumbo C . Stefanelli

Three teams tie for third in Pin League standings

Final standings and leaders from the Mill Dam Bowling League at Concord show the Ramblers and All Stars leading in averages and high scores. Fred Bregoli posted the high single of 141 while the All Stars posted a 550 as the season high team single.

Concord E Mill Dam Ramblers All Stars Willsata C. Srs Weeeeke Rankine Cone's Lincoln C. Jrs J. Hayes S. Sablone D. Bregoli A. Bartolomeo D. Carey P. As Stefanelli MacArthur F. At le H. Smith E. Loughlin G. Dee

Stow to Open With Harvard in Memorial Field Game

Hale High School baseball will play Harvard High School at Stow Memorial Field on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. The team will travel to Southboro for a separate 3 p.m. game against Peters High School. The article notes a large prehistoric conical burial mound at Moundsville West Virginia.

Stow Hale High School Harvard High School Stow ‘Memorial Southboro Peters High School Moundsville W. Va

Westboro Midget Race Card Sets Patriots Day Program

The Westboro Stadium hosts a Patriots Day midget race with top local drivers Joe Sostilio Johnny Thompson Johnny Bernardi Frankie Simonetti Henry Reynard and Al Kellar facing New York stars Mike Nazaruk Georgie Rice Dutch Shaeffer Len Duncan and Charlie Ethier in a 2 p.m. event. Organizers are the United Car Owners Association and the American Race Drivers Club of New York.

Westboro Stadium New England New York New England States United Car Owners Association American Race Drivers Club of Westboro Oval Joe Sostilio Johnny Thompson Johnny Bernardi Frankie Simonetti Henry Reynard al Kellar Mike ‘Nazaruk Georgie Rice Dutch Shaeffer Dee ‘Oran Len Duncan Charlie Ethier Patriots

Concord High to Host Reading on April 25 at 3 PM

The Concord high nine will play Reading at home Tuesday afternoon April 25 at 3 o'clock following this Friday's game with arch rival Lexington on their diamond.

Concord Lexington Concord High Nine Reading

Marine Band Concert At Armory Opens Season

The Marine Band under Major Santelmann presented a Monday program at the State Armory featuring selections from Star Spangled Banner to Hungarian Rhapsody No.2. The concert highlighted trombone solos and a cornet solo among others as the band tours coast to coast across the nation.

Santelmann Marine Band Gulf of Mexico Canadian State Armory Star Spangled-Bahner”’. “Marche Mlitaire” Doe Tschaikowsky Goethe Bagdad Cornelius

Three Couples Wed at St Bridget’s Maynard Mass

At St Bridget’s Church in Maynard Miss Jennie Scaltrito daughter of Mrs Frances Scaltrito and the late Matteo Scaltrito married Peter Ruggiero son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Ruggiere of West Concord Mill Road. The ceremony was officiated by Rev John F Petti and a reception followed.

Alexander J McCarthy St Bridget’s Church Maynard Jennie Scaltrito Frances Scaltrito Matteo Scaltrito Concord Peter Ruggiero Lorenzo Ruggiero O.d Mill Road West Concord John F. Petti

Massachusetts Leads Drive For Health Goal And Education Push

The chairman cited a state target of 530,166 toward a national quota of 14,565,000 to fund medical research and public education efforts. The mobilization aims to advance disease attack programs. There are 6,335 hospitals with 1,423,520 beds nationwide.

Massachusetts United States

Tacit Two Pickpockets Spotting Their Ticket

Two expert pickpockets stroll together. One keeps glancing at a watch not to check the time but to ensure the ticket is still there. The other grows annoyed at the habit as they walk.

Jim

Cub Pack No 30 Organized At Methodist Church

Cub Pack No 30 held its first meeting on Friday March 30 in new Sunday school rooms of the Methodist church. The pack has 38 boys aged eight to eleven in six dens sponsored by the Methodist church. All dens are filled but organizers hope to add members later.

Maynard Cub Scouts Methodist Church Methodist

Vase age duel reflects mistaken claim

A dealer boasts a vase is over 2000 years old, while an American magnate counters the date as only 1950. The exchange highlights a clash between claimed antiquity and perceived modernity in a humorous quip.

Winners in Science Fair List of Exhibits and Names

Long list of science fair participants and project titles from a historical exhibit page. Includes Jack Isensee rock collection, George Crane model house, Dara Murphy weather, Lynia Barthus circulatory system, and many others with varied topics from biology to engineering.

Jack Isensee George Crane Model House Dara Murphy Lynia Barthus Nathaniel Brown Laurence Dutton Beverly . Chaffee Alfred Rotondo Peter Rotondo Alfred House Richard Lamburn Carlisle June Crowell Ekeberta Leisch Kathleen Moran Aime’ Underhill Sally MacLaé Richard, Bowen Robert Woodburn Larry Webber Virginia Venti Shirley Emerson Jane Gill Stanley ,Moszka Alfred Ouse Catherine McBreen Joan Christiansen Dorothea Kekes MacDonald al Banks Meg Meaker Whitley Craig Janet Henley Tilda Finocchi Shirley Waite Theresa Deacon Lee Butterworth Robert MacEwan Mildred Fultz Ann Perry Dena Ferran Planetarium Robert , Fulton Brian MacWiliams Neil, O'Conner West Barbara Kelley Jean MacFarlane Anne Morris Bruce Woodworth Kevin Quinn Jon McManus Barry Weidner Tyral Mountains Bobby Bewd Keith Rice Paul Post Beverly Dutton Barbara Hall M. Nage Robus E Brooks Margaret Nagle David Puffer Kiisis Marion Holm Barbara Eliasen Larry Lyons William Jeansen Betty Lips Claire Parker Bill _Hayes Mary Sepe Ethel Morse T. Argento E. Philbrick A. Rande Concord Robert Silva Howard Maher Walden Pond Sal Silvio Warner’s Pond Clark Welsh Billy Kelley Westvale Riscilla Giies Water Dow Donald Crowell Atlantic Seaboard Betty Dickey We Ee Berg M Hearhoran Eddie Alexander Xanverly Stoddard Aride Knudsen Janice Beherrell Elizabeth Mellon Jean Mary Foster

Blood Bank drives Concord visit with Red Cross aid

Winthrop W. Sargent reports 90 pints used at Emerson Hospital last year and 28 pints for Concord and 75 pints in fractionation. The Red Cross Blood Bank aims to provide blood free to physicians and hospitals with only administration fees to patients. The Bloodmobile will return August 2 and November 13 to Concord.

Winthrop W. Sargent Concord Red Cross Emerson ‘Hospital Boston Sargent Red Cross Blood Bank John W. Putnam Concord Chapter Sargent-Putnam Gentersin Concord 259 John W. Bemis Charles B. Hall Bloodmobile

Recent Arrivals At The Hospital Concord

Emerson hospital in Concord reports new births from local families. April 10 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mc Grath. April 11 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Fife Jr. of Lexington. April 15 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lentine of Woburn. April 15 a son to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lovelace of Littleton. April 15 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rankine of Sudbury. April 16 a son to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kovar of Lexington.

Concord Emerson Hospital Francis J. McGrath White Avenue Ross A. Fife, Jr Larchmont Lane Lexington Andrew. Lentine Poplar Street Woburn George H. Lovelace Goldsmith Street Littleton Norman Rankine Horsepond Road Sudbury George ‘A. Kovar Edgewood Road

Hoover Commission Finds Army Ordered Excess Tropical Uniforms

The Hoover Commission reported the Army once requested 829000 tropical uniforms at 129 dollars each, more than the number of soldiers.

Dad’s Fishing Lesson Delays Sunday School

A boy explains he was late to Sunday school because his father would not let him go fishing. The teacher praises the father, who supposedly warned against fishing today since there isn’t enough bait for both of them.

Prayer Request Confusion Reaches Pulpit Over Naval Husband

A young wife writes to her pastor asking prayers for her sailor husband John Anderson. The pastor inadvertently misreads the note aloud as if he were praying for the minister’s wife, causing a moment of comic misinterpretation about who is at sea and who is praying for whom.

John Anderson

Late Guest Disrupts Sleep With Laughter at House

A mistress complains to her cook that a visiting friend stays too long and keeps everyone awake with loud laughter. The cook apologizes, saying she was recounting a past cake mishap when the guest arrived.

No Trouble After Rescue of Burning Townsman

A grocer modestly recalled rescuing a townsman from a burning home saying anyone would have acted similarly. He added the saved man was a very good customer in a calm neighborhood account.

Reason Enough Phrase From A Teased Troubled Mirth

A stylized dialogue quotes a woman confessing to hitting her husband with a chair and reflects on motive as she laments she could not lift the weight. The quip emphasizes melodrama and domestic strain with sharp wit.

Sunday school money joke about bowls of coins

A college faculty member's son returns from his first Sunday school day with pockets full of quarters dimes and nickels. His parents ask where the money came from. He replies that Sunday school has bowls of it.

Penalty for Truth Riddles Through Yardstick Joke

A schoolroom joke centers on a teacher and Tommy. The teacher asks the difference between one yard and two yards. Tommy answers a fence and then sits on the ruler nine times, twisting the arithmetic into a playful punishment.

Tommy

Floor Wax and Household Goods Price List

Prices for self polishing floor wax, glass wax, dry cleaner, light bulbs, Frostee items, cookies, Kellogg’s cereal and other household goods. Items shown with unit counts and prices, with a note that prices subject to market changes and correction at all.

Sep

Pack Committee Formed With Local Leaders

The Pack Committee includes Norman H. Ruffead as Cub Master L McKenna as Program A O Koskinen as Secretary Allan Palmer as Treasurer George Bariteau as Membership Ed Robinson as Den Mother No 1 Anita Wilson Betty Carlton No 2 Esther Williams and Kan gas No 3 Carl Nelson No 4 L Kauppi No 5 Bearle Koskinen No 6 H Ruffead as members.

Norman HH. Ruffead L. McKenna Koskinen Allan Palmer George Bariteau Ed Robinson den Mathers Anita Wilson Betty Carlton Esther, Williams Kangas Carl Nélson Bearle

Food Industry Powers Big Share Of U S Income

A substantial portion of the U S economy relies on food production processing handling transport and distribution. The statement highlights the sector's broad economic impact across the nation.

The United’ States

Tit for Tat Raises Wordplay Between Clerk and Boss

A humorous exchange shows a clerk asking for a raise and the boss replying he will consult his wife first. The joke centers on reciprocal concerns and household influence in workplace salary talks.

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