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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1959

Page

10

Sudbury Girl Cast in Northeastern Silver Masque Play

Sudbury resident Sudbury Joyce A. Deneault daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Deneault has been chosen for the cast of Northeastern Universitys Silver Masque production The Great Sebastians She will play Sophie wife of a Communist college professor in the Howard Russell Crouse comedy about a mind reading team behind the Iron Curtain Deneault a Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School graduate and freshman biology major appeared in Pygmalion in November She was a three year field hockey player and cheerleader in high school.

Sudbury Joyce A. Deneault John F. Deneault Hudson Road Northeastern University Ashwani Auditorium Miss Deneault Sophie Miss

Concord Betroths Faith Bemis to Peter Olsen Field

The Bemis family of Nashawtuc Road announces the engagement of Faith Bemis to Peter Field. Faith, a Concord Academy and St Marys graduate, attends Bennet College in Millbrook and is active in the Junior League and Vincent Club. Peter Field, son of Erland and, resides Weston, attended Dublin School and is a junior at St Lawrence University with Sigma Pi membership.

Concord Alan Cogswell Bemis NashawtuckTead Miss Faith Peter Olsen Field Erland Field Weston Miss Bemis Concord Academy St. Mary’s-in-The-Mountains Bennet College Millbrook N.Y Vincent Club Dublin School St. Lawrence University Sigma Pi

Acton Man Named President Of Wachusetts Council Boy Scouts

Acton resident T. Norris Groton has been elected president of the Wachusetts Council, Boy Scouts. The annual meeting also elected Anthony Horne Jones and Lundberg as members at large and to the executive board, with Lundberg chosen commissioner and national council representative.

Acton Dana T. Norris Groton Wachusetts Council Boy Scouts Thomas Anthony Clyde J. Horne Carl W. Jones Craig E. Lundberg Anthony Horne Jones Lundberg National Council

Autographed Stamps Fascinate Painesville Collector

Hy Brown a local furniture executive collects autographed first day covers. His 4000 plus items include signatures from Dwight Eisenhower Jawaharlal Nehru Eleanor Roosevelt Albert Einstein Harry S Truman Syngman Rhee and Robert Taft. He requests signatures from people connected to each stamp occasion.

Painesville, Ohio UPI Hy Brown Brown Eisenhower Nehru Eleanor Roosevelt Albert Einstein Harry Truman Singhman Rhee Robert Taft

Modern Design opens Waltham branch names manager

The Stow A branch of M De sign Inc announces a new Waltham office at 223 Crescent. Roy P Flanagan with over ten years in engineering services is named manager and sales head for New England as firms from about 50 industries attend the opening. The firm cites Route 128 access and proximity to Eastern New England sites.

Stow M Design H. C. Schloer, Inc Waltham New England Vestal New York Roy P. Flanagan Crescent Modern Design

Northeastern student elected to Husky Hi Liters broadcasting group

Bedford David T Ellis a 62 Neillian street junior at Northeastern University has been elected to the Husky Hi Liters broadcasting system. He will join 14 permanent members, hosting four noonday broadcasts weekly to inform students of meetings and events. Ellis is an electrical engineering major and Tau Beta Pi member, educated at Westwood High School, son of J A Theodore Ellis, and works for IBM in Boston through the co operative plan.

J. A. Theodore Ellis International Business Machine Company Boston Northeastern

Regular Meeting of Lexington Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary

The Lexington group met at Miss Laura McConnell's home with 14 members including Miss Nina Simonds. They held routine business, a Christmas party with gift exchange, and Simonds read a Christmas story. Mystery package won by Mrs Bernice Mulvey. next meeting set for Jan 20 at Mrs Mulvey's 20 Forest Street.

Bedford Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War Auxiliary Laura McConnell Lexington Nina Simonds Bernice Mulvey Hell

Jonas Chickering first to build iron-framed piano in 1837 Boston

The New England Council notes Jonas Chickering made the first American piano with a full iron frame in 1837 in Boston marking a milestone in U.S. piano manufacturing.

Jonas Chickering Boston New England Council

Neighbor helps earn extra money with local service

Spent readers encouraged to try side gigs at home offering simple tasks. The note invites residents to use spare time to earn extra income by providing neighborly services.

Regional High School Cagers Split Week Games

Action filled week for Acton Regional High School boys varsity basketball. They beat Westford Academy 63 49 with 10 players seeing court time and key rebounds from Pete MacPhee Bob Gould and Jack Dunlap. A loss to Littleton 46 51 halted a first place tie though Gould was injured and Pete MacPhee stepped up with hustle and drive.

Acton Westford Academy Pete MacPhee Bob Gould Jack Dunlap Vic Cornelier Craig Woodruff Halis Littleton Pete ‘Maic Pince Gould Dennis Jones Dunlap Jay Moody Cornelier Woodruff Gerard Flannery Lattleton

True Conscientiousness Distinguishes Fatigue From Laziness

The quote contrasts self evaluation between genuine effort and mere laziness, suggesting only a truly conscientious person can discern when exhaustion reflects work or sloth. It underscores accountability in personal discipline and work ethics.

Coach O Coninor's Track Team Opens With Unbeaten Met League Run

Concord's Skip O'Connor leads his indoor track squad into Division 3 at the armory in Boston as they defend their four year Met League title. Dedham and later Rever e provide the early opposition with co captains Bill Libby and Bill Mullaney guiding a veteran and newcomer laden roster.

Concord Skip John ‘Benjamin O’connor Hibs Dedham O'Connor Milton North Quincy Beverly Cambridge Latin Watertown Benjamin State Armory Bill Libby Miler Bill Mullaney Jack Duncan Jon Aiden George Ridout Kit” Harris Dick Francis

Jayvees Win Streak Snapped by Littleton In Key Loss

The Acton Jayvees, after beating Westford JV 35 27, dropped a 38 26 decision to Littleton. Westford led early, Acton Roxborough rallied to lead by one at half, but Littleton pulled away late. The week’s second game showed clearer JV playmaking though still ending in defeat.

Acton Jayvees Westford JV Littleton Quintet Westford Acton-Roxborough Littleton Jv’s

Regionals To Play Tuesday Evening at Acton-Boxboro High

Acton-Boxboro High School teams resume action Tuesday evening at 7 15 with Wachusetts League games at Lancaster. The following Friday January 9 Regionals will play at Groton in league contests.

Acton Acton-Boxboro Wachusetts Lancaster Groton

Middlesex League Games This Week

Schedule of Middlesex League games this week includes Tuesday Belmont at Concord, Winchester at Lexington, Melrose at Stoneham, Wakefield at Reading. Friday has Reading at Concord and Tuesday Concord at Winchester.

Belmont Concord Winchester Lexington Melrose Stoneham Wakefield Reading Belmont Winchester

Local Winter Sports Wrapup Highlights Maynard Concord Hudson

Maynard and Concord families reflect on a busy winter sports year with Milford cagers winning titles and Maynard girls sharing league top honors. St. Bridget’s CYO revived hoop play, Framingham deans claimed a title, and Hudson placed in hockey. The scene notes league fortunes, individual standouts, and a hopeful outlook for 1959.

Maynard Milford Cagers Concord Stags St. Bridget’s Framingham ‘Deans Concord High Wnder O’connor Hudson West Bridget’s St. Theresa's West Rexburm P.O Fen Don Akin Colonial Little League mMifd Red Caps Westford Sunset Clinton’ Door Ugh DeRosa Lee Prese Dong Clinton Legion Country Club Hugh Miller Gladys Wattu Torppa Ernie Doherty Wayland-Marleboro Clinton Jim Duggan Bob Anasatas Mike Long Jack Janey Bersie Megin Vic Bimkus Marlboro Milford St. Get’s

Life Member to Visit Winged Fest Anniversary

A life member plans a Winged Fest visit January 11 to 13, marking 30 years since his famous triumph and noting future events with Boe Jones and Sines.

Sines Ded Boe Jones

Unclear fragment on golf club official and a home near greens

The readable fragment mentions a golf club official named Fred Cheadene and a home near the 15th green. No clear event or date is established.

Ciub Fred Cheadene

West Concord Bowling League Leading Averages Cited

John Hayes announces leading averages for West Concord Bowling League with Charlie Colombo 107.8 R Anderson 1040 Hayes 193 Wendy Jones 1038 Carl Anderson 103.2 Arthur Carlson 163.1 Asily Peterson 1017 LeRo Gentry 101.2 John Palma 101 Jimmy Dee 1012 Harry Shyer 1604 Samy DeMan 1004 Dud Bo.

West Concord John Hayes Wes Concord Charlie Colombo R Anderson Hayes Wendy Jones Carl Andson Arthur Carlson Asily Peterson LeRo Gentry John Palma Jimmy Dee Are Harry Shyer Sa My DeMan Dud

Dee and Ann McGrath Lead Varsity Girls Basketball

Dee and Ann McGrath star for the varsity girls basketball team showing strong scoring and leadership. The sisters drive team offense and defense in key games this season.

Dee and Ann McGrath

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