Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1946

Page

4

Third annual sports night at high school auditorium

The event features radio announcer Q'Donnell and football authority Hadley of Brown University in New York Yankees circles. Stan Wirch and Cleo Everett are named as local sports figures with ties to college football. Harvard captain Q'Donnell Jr. will be a guest, with Caterers providing dinner and letters for the Co-op trophy to be awarded. limited seats will be sold.

Bump Haden Q’donnell Hadley Whote Brown Universe Wiamew York Yankees Qdonnell Stanwich Dem’s College Cleo Everett High School Fogs St. Anslem’s Marlboro yDonnell, Jr Harvard

Bedford braces for varsity bid after junior team season end

The State junior varsity squad from Bedford concludes its season and is anticipated to pursue a varsity berth in the coming period. Team leaders and coaches indicate readiness and a potential bid move.

Oreaux Bedford

Concord All Opponent Team Honors Fall Football Rivalry

The Concord All Opponent Team honors players from towns facing Concord this fall. Maynard backs Ered Wasiluk and George Luker highlight the backfield with Bill Wei gel versatile at center or tackle. Other standouts include Mitchell and Redman of Billerica, Buck of Lexington, Spurrell of Maynard, Harrington of Stoneham, Catalano of Lexington, Lamberto of Franklin, McElroy of Chelmsford, and Geyer of Needham.

Le—Mcelroy Chelmsford Lt—Harrington Stoneham Franklin Fforth Lexington Spurrell Maynard AE Ut—Weigal Johnson Gb—Mitchell Billerica Concord Maynard Ered Wasiluk George ‘Luker Carlos Mariani Hudson Prichard Wasiluk Luker Jack Mitchell John Redman Mitchell Redman Tom Maloney Ideneiaa George Geyer Needham Connie Buck Bob Catalano Jack Lamberto Franklin Iene Roger Spurrell Jack Harrington Stoneham Hapa Concor Douglas McElroy Pas Bill Weigel Holmes Carvell McHugh Ce Ee Rotundi Yancey Punchard Orciani Clinton Miller

Clinton H S Fallon Leads Clinton Eleven In Big Victory

Clinton High School dominates, Fallon and Vitone score multiple touchdowns in a top performance against Maynard. Key linemen Bain Luker and McNally highlight a robust ground game as Clinton shows strength in offense and defense.

C Mi Wards Ave Clinton H. S Fallon le Fortugno J. Vitonelt Moynihan Wright Hutchinson McNamara McNally Guaggmourt O’tool Hughes Santora Berle P. ” Vitone Jush Paulo Vetras Auline Ba’ Pore -Me-Carthy Lucemee Bullock Clinton

Sudbury Rod Club Holds Turkey Shoot At Farm

The Sudbury Rod Club reported a successful turkey shoot at the farm on Mage Road. Winners included Ed Madden of Waltham for the Lareey, Mr Cotenti of Framingham for capon, and Dick Harper of East Walpole for two chickens. The club is two years old and has accomplished much on its 111 acre tract on Tron Road formerly owned by Henry Ford.

Framingham Lucky John McGilvery Ed Madden Waltham Mr. Cotenti Dick Harper East Walpole Tee Ee Tron Road Henry Ford

Doorman Helps Woman From Jeep In Boston Hotel

A doorman at a fancy Boston hotel assists a woman in an evening gown as he opens a jeep door and helps her onto the curb.

Boston U. P

Maynard Highs Star Studded Grads Face Orange and Black

Maynard High School assembles a veteran class with stars such as Rink Lehto Alwieg Sebastowicz and Jim Killoran to challenge Orange and Black in a famed season opener. Others include Richard French George Howes Luker Tobin Russo Tomyl Spurrell Gruber Greeno. The game features expert passing kicking and running with a large attendance expected at Icon Field on December 8 at 2 30 pm, supporting the Alumni Field Fund.

Gob P Veleran Lehto Alwieg Sebastowicz Jim Killoran Orange and Black Richard French George Howes MHS Luker Tobin Russo Tomyl Spurrell Gruber Greeno Ste Ims Qld Ams Jumni Field Fund Icon Field

Peter Bulkeley receives school reception by Miss Maud and Miss Minna Findéisen

Community records show Peter Bulkeley honored with a special reception at the school, hosted by Miss Maud and Miss Minna Findéisen. The event highlights school gratitude and historic ties.

Maud Minna Findéisen Gia

Waterless radiator promises instant heat from outlet plug

A product named nenudechmer has created a css waterless radiator that provides near immediate warmth when plugged into any standard electrical outlet. The device claims rapid heating without traditional coolant or water, suggesting compact use for small spaces.

Maynard Bowling Totals and Age Data

Readable lines show bowling totals with numbers 527 48 615 and a reference to age and a name. The fragment mentions highest string by a person likely Akiey, suggesting a notable performance or record in progress.

Kolinda Cullipane Akiey

Paroled Men Face Clemency Review by Governor Langehe

Parolees awaiting decision may receive executive clemency from Governor Frank E. Langehe. The report notes ongoing consideration for commuting sentences and potential liberation of the two individuals mentioned.

Frank E. Langehe

Maynard High School Elects Officers for Next Year

Maynard High School student officers were elected. Seniors: George Luker president Ardelle Kane vice president Charlotte Iehto secretary William Bain treasurer with Ruth I Wilson as faculty advisor. Juniors: Carlo Mariani president Veronica Novick vice president Nellie Chodnicky secretary Richard J. Spence treasurer Ruth Clair advisor. Sophomores: Robert Ojalehto president John Toropa vice Barbara Carlson secretary David Higgins treasurer Dorothy Marsden advisor. Freshmen: Edward Komenowski president Margaret OConnell vice Mary Sullivan Christina Cutaia treasurer Walter Gavin advisor.

Maynard Maynard High School George Luker Ardelle Kane Charlotte Iehto William Bain Ruth . I Wilson Carlo Mariani Veronica Novick Nellie Chodnicky Richard J. Spence Ruth Clair Robert Ojalehto John Toropa Barbara Carlson David Higgins Dorothy Marsden Edward Komenowski Margaret O'Connell Mary Sullivan Christopher Cutaia Walter M. Gavin

What Makes Serge Shine in Plain Wear

A study by Minnesota and South Dakota agriculture stations shows neither years nor dry cleaning greatly affect serge’s strength thickness or stretch. The bright shine comes from ordinary wear and use rather than cleaning or aging.

Minneapolis Agriculture Minnesota South Dakota

Vitamin A and carryover for a year discussed

A clipped note outlines how a vitamin A program impacts carryover for a year. The text mentions percent figures and possible effects on supply, with emphasis on the implications for planning and policy.

Concord and Fine Campaign Concord School Band Members

The Concord School Band performed a fine program at the Thanksgiving Day game between Lexington and Concord. Names listed include Geraldine Anderson Esther Thoresen Mary Davis Robert Witherell Barbara Hall Rosalie Caiger James Stoddard Charles Dexter Albert Christian Leo Mcir Richard Ryan William Hayes Stephen Davis James nee Thomas Weidner Mary Jean Heyliger Edgar Robbins Maite Barrett Robert De Bertha Mullen Edward walk Peter Witherell Hall Robert Parker Fletcher Tuckerman Moss Diane Leave Russel Wea ates Jo Macone Frank Toohey Charles K Mersping and the band instructor.

Concord Lexington Geraldine Anderson Esther Thoresen Mary Davis Robert Witherell Barbara Hall Rosalie Caiger James Stoddard Charles Dexter Albert Christian Léo Mcir Richard Ryan William Hayes Stephen Davis James Nee Thomas Weidner Mary Jean Heyliger Hoon ‘Ails Lant Edgar Robbins Maite Barrett Robert de Bertha Mullen Edward Walk Peter Witherell Hall Robert Parker Fletcher Tuckerman Moss Diane Leave Russel Wea Ates Jo Macone Frank Toohey Charles K. Mersping

County Executive Board Selects New Officers

At the recent monthly meeting of the Women's Executive Board held at the Middlesex County Extension Service Cork office, Mrs Clifford Shipton was named president and Mrs C Arthi Dowse vice president. New board members welcomed include Mrs Malcolm Bucha and others from Tewksbury Natick Acton and Carlisle. existing members listed I n Weston Holliston Boxboro Dracut Tyngsboro.

Concord Women's Executive ‘Board Middlesex County Extension Service Cork Frederic , Lambert

Choon complete staff chief inquiry and editor names

An inquiry notes J Wesley Ciapgaet Caan as staff chief and Leeta IdeGei as editor. The text also mentions a person named Jean Cree Keghale and references an official photo.

Choon J. Wesley Ciapgaet Caan Crazy Sones Leeta ideGei Pet Jean Cree Keghale Soy Pagoo

Square Dance Invitation Promises Fun Picnic

The note invites attendees to a Friday square dance and asks everyone to bring their own sandwiches. It mentions a casual gathering with friends and neighbors and notes a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Peeacore Say Priday Pelock

Red Feather In Bedford Campaign Leaders Named

Mrs Edward M Pickman Dudley read chairman of the Red campaign and Joseph Q associate chairman oversaw the effort. The education division was led by Webber with Da ve Pickman assisted by Cloutier and others. The team list includes Mrs Balfour capt, Mrs J Dick, Mrs Everett G oes, Richard Cloutman, Charles Merrill, and many Genetti, Hart, and Webber family members.

Freerick A. Jenks Jsephine Genetti J. Cormier Joseph Genetti Weta Hart Agnes Bagley Vincent Connerton Louise Rogers M. Deto Nancy Webster Many Genetti Lewis Webber Charles Ev Hn L. Duncan Roe Anne Little John Ceresuolo

Concord Christas gals list officers for sale event

Local Concord notices list committee members and officers including Mrs Roger Pearee and Mine. fet Arnold with roles of secretary treasurer and chairwomen. The piece notes a historical sale linked to the first Union and references a quantity of 300 pounds in iron as part of the event details.

Concord Christas Gals Niow Roger Pearee Minghlin Fet Arnold Gale ¢ ‘Hian John Enian William A. Butte Mary. Castle John C. Dolan Samuel G. Kent Edgarton Hes I Burleigh L. Pratt John W. Putnam Berke

Rural Dept Box 997 Newark Product Line Offer

An aged notice references a Rural Department Box 997 Newark offering et Products in this household line plus minerals insecticide DDT and related items. The terse fragment implies a mail order or catalog style sales pitch.

D.D.T Rural Dept Newark

Also Mentioned on This Page

Igber Enterprise Ane Ing McNally Viola Orange Ware Ratsy Vitone Galfour Link Maynardites Driscoll Paulino Vitone Fallon Bill Bain Sudbury Mage Listey Okie Mickey É Jeep Maynard HS Team OF GRADS Alumni Field Peter Bulkeley Maynard Bowling Tony D. Mariano Morgan Iity Colombo Tarny See Ee DeGrappo Batulin Chernak Em Ee Balers Sph G. J Joel Puminao Croft Sheenes B. Tobin Joe Smith Sheppard Whalen Nphoin Veleno Our Ya E Fauley En Perrilio J. Watts Tire c. Colombe Aig Gees Allard Oseee D. Lent Ierney Bakum Nordberg Ar Seeewee Conquist Lemeee Eeee E. Pete Sete Gagne Mike I Reid Soko’s Sunoco Wasiuk Yash Karpy Cuttell Trenchaneae Rakiey Rodway Ice B. Reid Niféa Co-op Torppa Ordberg Ewer Eee Eres Nelson Watkins Magdale Ag Cee Murphy's Tutto Reid Peewee A.degrappo R.degrappo Nyholm Kane Bishop Cullinane G. Ls Joe Boyce Ea “Soko J. Curei B.fobin Vee Masulla Ae Ew Idea Ed Smith Jim Colombo Ed. Smith Zooky R. Lent Joe's Shop G. Perrillo Murphy Watts C.colombo Smith French T. Watts Derosier W.colombe S.uglevich Seeee E. Pete Kolenda Serge County Executive Board Chia Ins Legion Auxiliary RED Feather Mr. Edens Concord Stores
Search Courier

Search the Concord Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Concord Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication