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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1948

Page

3

Claflin loses suit over commission from Marlboro firm

In the Superior Court Warded Williams Brown of Longmeaton wins $1906.22 against Johnson Clafk Corporation Marlboro in a sales commission dispute. Brown claimed a $10 000 order for first aid kit manufacture in 1942 entitled him to 10 percent commission, which he says he never received. The text also notes an unrelated line about a legless lizard.

Boys' Club basketball tight win 51 50

The Boys' Cla' team edged Northboro 51 to 50 in a hard fought game. At halftime the home club led 25 24 and the lead stayed slim, with Clarence Ork and Sawyer leading scorers for the night.

Mie Ihang Cla A. Gax Northboro Closs Radgy Clarence Ork Maéibo- To Sawyer The Vistors

Social Club Plans Sports Night in Marlboro

Marlboro The Piave Square Political and Social Club forms plans for a Sports Night with date and venue to be announced. President Anthony Cofelice leads the committee including co chairs Luis Guiloni Angelo Mertinoci Genero Tornifogtio and John Gorm erato. Thirteen new members were welcomed at a recent meeting. The item notes an ancient tradition of expectant fathers fasting before their wives confinement.

Marlboro Piave Square Political and Social Club, Inc Anthony Cofelice cLuis Guiloni Angelo Mertinoci Genero Tornifogtio John Gormerato Anthony Duca

Ballard to Meet Fred Meehan in Friday Bowling Showdown

Marlboro’s Leo Ballard faces Athol’s Fred Meehan in a two string match at Pas Time Alleys starting 9 30 p m tomorrow. Meehan, a fast pace bowler, has defeated top pins in Central and Massachusetts, drawing a big crowd expected.

Marlboro Leo Ballard Fred MeEhan Athol Athos Toegin Meehan Pintopplers Central Massachusetts Méehan Rolfe Putnam Piccone Ballard Dominic Masceli Springfield Buster Pierini Lyn Emil Chiminello Boston Lynn

Jean Augeris Shower Guest at Marlboro Nod to a Bride to Be

Miss Jean Auger daughter of Mr and Mrs Caille Auger of 155 Broadstreet was honored at a surprise shower hosted by Miss Bernadine OBrien and Miss Jeanne Sasseeyble at 103 Prospect Street. About 29 friends from Raytheon Manufacturing attended the party under a wedding bell as gifts were opened and a bride’s cake prepared by Mrs Raymond Slattery. Miss Auger, to wed Charles J Ripley of 68 Elm Street on Saturday April 3 at St Mary’s Church.

Raymond Slattery Auger Charles J. Ripley Charles H. Ripley Elm Street St. Mary’s Church

Stow Grange Plans Speaking Contest March 16

The Stow Grange held its 71st anniversary meeting with guests from Sudbury Roxboro Berlin and Bolton. After a Valentine party and refreshments dancing followed with Mrs Nelly Batsford on the piano. A prize speaking contest for Hale High School students is set for March 16 at the Stow Town Hall.

Stow Stow Grange Sudbury Roxbord Berlin Bolton Nelly Batsford Town Hall Hale High School Stow Town Hall

Foxy Fox Gives Boys the Slip at Marlboro High

A silver fox startled a group of teens on Marlboro High School grounds at midnight Monday. The fox dodged captors including Edward Melntyré Geéné Egizi Mario Insant John Pakus Kosta Nicholas and Buster Green, slipping away behind the City Diner after the chase ended at the Doughboy Monument grounds.

Marlboro Htent Edward Melntyré Geéné Egizi Mario’ Insant John Pakus Kosta Nicholas

High US Disabled Children Appeal For Special Education

More than 385 000 children aged 5 to 19 in the United States require special education, according to the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults.

United States National Society For Crippled Chndret

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