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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
9
Ed Ro scored 10 points and 8 points for the May-Weston varsity in a pre whipping win while Wolik of the losers faced the night as H S 0.26 score tallies show 14 points for the day.
Secretary Joe McCarthy announces Mill Dam Bowl League standings after latest matches. Highs For Last Matches shows King with 105 and Three String Hansen at 389.
Fragmentary schedule entries mention Harvey Wheeler and various week ranges in January and February. Names such as Peter Bulle Bran Tob Bedcon Weed ford Westford appear as participants or locations with unspecified events. The text is incomplete with many garbled items and dates.
Joan Kelly Patricia Joslin Beverly Robinson Ruthann Berger and Mary Ayers named representatives of the School Council Guide. Students presented a Christmas program titled Christmas with the Jones Family. The passage notes Turkey as a long standing chief source.
A meeting for farmers at the Middlesex County Extension Service in Concord discusses the 1949 income tax and current tax acts. A question period follows the talk and a free bulletin titled The Farmer's 1949 Income Tax is available by writing to the extension service.
The Harvard Club in Concord will again award a freshman scholarship to enter Harvard College in fall 1950. Eligibility requires the recipient to be a high school senior living in Acton.
Santa Claus visited every house with children on Christmas Eve as part of a community tradition started about three years ago. Joseph P. Mahony chaired the event with Joslin as assistant chair. An entire general committee included multiple residents from Old Billerica, Anthony, Orchard, Fletcher, Hancock, and School Way streets. The piece ends with a note about Minnesota’s state flower, the pink and white moccasin Cypripedium spectabile.
Miss Marion Cotton, a nurse at Bedford Veterans Hospital, was seriously injured when her car struck a tree on Chandler Street in Tewksbury. She sustained jaw injuries requiring twelve stitches and facial abrasions, and was taken to St Jean Lowell for treatment.
A fragment reports an assault on Tulin of Rochester by four men who took money during the incident. No further details or identifiers are provided.
The report shows liquor taxes and fees totaling 2,734,908 dollars for the year ending November. Officials note revenue supported public services and regulatory operations.
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