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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

2

Maynard-John Ledgard Graduates From College

Maynard Ledgard son of Mr and Mrs James J Ledgard graduates today from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Boston. He prepared at Lawrence Academy and entered the army in 1944, serving about forty months in the South Pacific with Australia New Guinea and the Philippines. After discharge he resumed studies for his degree and now receives it. He is employed in a Hampton Beach pharmacy and will return to duties after graduation. A dance sponsored by Mein Club will be held Sunday June 5 at Powder Mill Road hall with music by a prominent broadcasting orchestra.

Maynard John B. Ledgard James J. Ledgard Summer Studé Y Massachusetts College of Macy Boston Sc ‘ Lawrence Academy South Pacific Australia New Guinea Philippines Agai Hampton Beach Mein? Ar” Club Saunday Powder Mill Road Promiinent Broadcasting Orchestra

Maynard High Grid Schedule For 1948 Season

Maynard High unveils 1948 football slate with games at Chelmsford Concord Wayland Natick Marlboro Clinton and other matchups. Co captains include Stan Bondelevitch Ralph Gase and Jerry Robinson. staff details list Joseph Greene of the FBL in Washington and Tom Prosper on leave from Concord Reformatory duties.

Maynard H. S Chelmsford St. Charles Hudson Concord Wayland Ashland Natick Marlboro MiMord Clinton Stan, Bondelevitch Ralph Gase Jerry Robinson

4-H Exhibition Tonight at George Washington Auditorium

Parents and friends of 4-H members are invited to attend the exhibition on Friday June 4 at 7 30 p m in the George Washington Auditorium High School. 4 H girls should bring their articles and record books before 5 pm for judging. Awards will be announced at 7 30 and a program will follow with time to view the girls year of work.

George Washington

Meynard Family Welcomes Daughter Rosemary Rose

Mr and Mrs James Alan of Parker Street announce the birth of a daughter on May 15 at rlawn Hospital Worcester. The child is named Rosemary Rose in honor of the late Mrs Richard Allan and Mrs Herbert Fulton. Weekend guest list includes Mr and Mrs Archie Livingston of New York City visiting Mrs Howard Wilson.

Meynard James Alan Parker Street Rlawn Hospital Worcester Beverly. Fulton Herbert Fulton Khaby Rosemary Rose Richard Allan Allan Mary Archie Livingston New York City Howard Wilson

Maynard-Mugs Daughters Honored In Local Graduations

Glenda White of 17 Glenda Street graduated from Fey Scheos Boston this week after a one year program finishing a month early. She has accepted a position with a well known firm and showed strong interest in serial and extracurricular activities. Helen Scenee of Acton Street is among local graduates and was noted for community activities.

Maynard Julia Glenda’s Street Fey Scheos Boston White If Pees White

Wisconsin’s centennial tale and early regional landmarks

A retrospective note traces Wisconsin’s first settlements and 100 year celebrations, referencing Native mounds and sites like Aztalan. It mentions European powers from France to Britain and the transition to the United States as the Northwest Territory formed.

Wisconsin Ae Hood National Society Orient Burdon Nicolét Aztalan France United States Cateen

Big Game Counts and Trucking Trends Mixed in 1946 Survey

The report details large game counts in the United States with deer dominating totals and state shares. It also notes trucking as a major industry with over 6.5 million vehicles moving 88 billion ton miles last year, employing millions. Damages from porcupines on forests are mentioned alongside notes on radio and puppetry curiosities.

United Wisconsin Pennsylvania Wes America Public Roads Administration Tate Millon Patie Raul

Jerseyite’s Vacation Entwined With Mosquito Night

A Jersey resident planned a summer retreat high above the town. He faced a night of swarming mosquitos and a curious exchange with a department agent who offered money to climb a nearby hill, while a boy pressed for immediate pay and warned not to return.

Silent film moment with missed cue ends in gunshot in studio

A chaotic silent era scene features Don Ameche in a dramatization where a sound effects man misses his cue. Ameche snaps at the villain, cries out in frustration, and a scream followed by a thud and a real shot seals the tense moment.

Don Ameche Ameche Don

No Title or Location Missing Purse Helped by Kind Inspector

A distressed elderly woman lost her purse and spoke to a police inspector who calmed her fears and pledged full effort to recover it. As she left the office she saw city workers repairing a street and mused that they do not waste time.

Aftire Owen

Weather Prophet Joe’s Weather Answers Fade From Town

An aged Indian guide named Joe rarely visits town and when he does locals flood him with weather questions. He had long proven accurate but after his radio broke he grunts that he does not know, leaving townsfolk unsure about forecasts.

Joe Aimee

Music recital features proud teacher and pupils

An extended musical program ends with ice cream cake and fruit. The teacher presents her pupils and the audience enjoys the recital as Jimmie responds to a question about the audience’s reaction.

Taure Jimmie

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