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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1941
Page
6
At Monument Hall last Saturday morning a special attraction featured a doubleheader led by Coach Fred Flannery of St. Bernard's. The St Bernard's Midgets defeated the Soord Independents in one half amid crowd excitement.
Watertown juniors triumphed over Blessed Sacrament with a 25-12 score as Richie Crowe led scorers. Midgets featured Paul Horne Duke Steffanelli Alvide Beaudoin Jackie Sheehan Normie Dee Eddie Dee while Independents fielded Hopkins McKenna Windhol King Burke with Flannery guiding Moynihan Verti kd Horne Barrett Beaudoin Jimmy Dee Castor and Jerry Dee in the lineup.
Fire at Benjamin L. Smith residence 64 Sudbury Road last Wednesday afternoon caused about 100 dollars in damage. Chief Harry B. Tuttle said the blaze started in the chimney and spread to the adjoining partition and beam before firemen located it. Central station box 29 brought all apparatus to the scene.
Maynard hoopsters nutipped St Casimir's 41 to 35 at Graniteville court in a fast game. Lankiewicz brothers and Johnny Smith starred for the winners while Fitzpatrick and Oliver led the losers in a hard fought Polish Eagles rout.
The Acton bowling league resumed with round two. Standings show totals for teams and top scorers, including E Hammond 285 and J Murray 279 as leaders, plus a round-one average list with players like Anderson 94.4 and Smith 94.0. The report lists players under nine strings and nine-string averages for the first round.
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord announces Sunday services at 10 45 with a Sunday School same time and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room hours 2 to 5 with holidays excepted. The February 16 lesson subject is Soul with biblical and science text excerpts from Psalms and Science and Health.
The state department of public works allotted 2700 dollars for traffic control signals at the junction of Route 2 and 2. In Acton, it was announced toda s.
Sudbury officials schedule a town meeting for Monday March 3 and a business appropriations session for Wednesday evening March 5. Ralph Stone and the Davrodn Brothers filled their ice houses last week.
A list shows Grades 1 12 pupils with no absences or tardies since September. Mid year exams were held for grades 7 12 on February 6 7. A ski club formed by high school students elected Kenneth Burr president and plans weekly Sunday trips. Alumni of Sudbury school invited to join.
Seaman Second Class Kenneth William Ramstrom reports back to duty at the Naval Training Station after nine days leave with his mother Mrs Grace B.E. Ramstrom on Ladham Road. He proceeds to be assigned to one of the Navy’s most modern ships, the North Carolina.
Concord Police Chief William G. Ryan resumes duties at the Concord Police Station after a lengthy illness. The Corinthian lodge A F and A M met at Masonic Temple with Senior Warden E Payson True presiding.
The DiChristofono family expresses sincere thanks to all who offered kindness after their bereavement. They appreciate flowers mass cards and support from friends and relatives during this difficult time.
We express heartfelt thanks and appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives who were kind during our time of loss and support for the Shal ee eeey mbar service and arrangement.
Maynard youths inducted under the Selective Service Act received farewell parties this week. Eino Raikuren and Aino Aho were celebrated by coworkers and friends with dinners and gifts including purses of money. Lio Fowler, Charles Williams, Michael Ages, and Michael Christoforio were also feted by mill and factory staff with wrist watches, purses, and traveling bags as they began military service.
The Knights of Columbus retain a seven point lead over defending champions the Snows, with the Andersons close behind in a tightly packed Mill Dam bowling standings. League secretary Walter Joy released the updated table noting individual records held by the Ca geys and three crucial matches set for Thursday evening and Monday night.
In conjunction with National Scout Week, local troops held a school gym program Monday night. Dr R E Feemster, director of communicable diseases for the State Public Health, spoke. Scouts asked many questions on diseases, impressing local health authorities. Scout Masters Everett Bemis and Irving Wooldridge led the event with Lester I Cowles and J W Saarela of the local Board of Health as guests.
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