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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
6
West Concord Hockey Club begins its official season on Sunday December 11 at 12 30 p m at Lynn Sports Arena facing Dorchester Hockey Club. If weather allows they plan a few games at the Concord rink within a couple of weeks.
The son of Mr and Mrs John E Mutty of 5 Sudbury Road is referenced in a brief local notice detailing an individual living at that address. The fragment provides a single household identifier without further context or event description.
Concord suffers a 51 49 defeat in Harvard in its Nashoba Valley League debut after no prior practice. Nick Giusti returns to rotate players and Jim Dee scores 15 points while Bob Antognoni adds 14 as West Concord exchange players with Bill McNally and Bill O Neill. Officials face protest over poor officiating prompting a league review.
December 8 designated Bundle Day as Acton schools collect relief bags from Save the Children Federation at New York headquarters. Freshman Dance slated for Friday at Blanchard hall. School committee and Superintendent Whitman Pearson to discuss budget with Finance Committee at Center Fire Station Wednesday. The department project New England Calling and prior film showings noted. 1949 school year led by the Senior class.
Concord captain Harry Han son’s Ramblers defeated Andy Boy 4 0 to widen Mil Dam Bowling League lead at Lexington. John Hayes rolled 321 and Hanson 317 to pace the Ramblers while Sammy DeMeo posted a 330 high triple and 128 single to top the night’s scores.
Local youngsters previously unrecorded are attending school outside Acton. Projections show preschoolers will require three classes per grade, with total enrollment exceeding 700 by 1955. Acton residents in other schools may be counted for state aid revenue through Commonwealth education tablulation.
In Berlin New Hampshire a seven year old boy, Richard Peloquin, was struck on the temple by a coin filled bank. The incident left him stunned as authorities investigate the event.
Maynard High School announces Maynard Tomyl known as Rabbit and Bill Howes as cocaptains of the 1950 football eleven at a lettermen meeting. Tomyl, an aggressive center, starred on defense with several interceptions in key scores and has three seasons on the squad. Howes, also on the basketball team, serves as junior class treasurer.
Acton high school students presented a winter concert at West Acton Women's Clubhouse led by John M Friske. The program featured the school orchestra and various student ensembles performing pieces such as Inauguration March June Idyls Corona Overture Night and Day Ciribiribin and Vision Fugitive along with Christmas-A pre Christmastide songs.
Historian notes that ancient sieges employed sulfur burned with pitch to produce toxic fumes. The method, described by Oldae, involved poisonous ines as part of attack tactics in early warfare.
A newborn son weighed 2 pounds 10 ounces at birth, joining a family news note that records details of early arrival and health status.
Denny Myers Boston College head coach praised Vin Wassel in his first year at Maynard high during the sixth annual football event at the George Washington auditorium. Nine players attended, with guests including John Furey, Stan Bondelevitch, Lou Columbo, and local officials.
A disjointed report describes a crowd in attire aligned with an alarm, as a siren or alert name Ses Chew Ge appears, suggesting a sudden disruption and public reaction to the alarm event.
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