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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
5
Sleepy Hollow edges East Quarter 7 6 as Rene Hayes works behind the plate. Hayes and teammates Maurice er and Tommy figureds contribute with key plays while De Leo Algeo struggles. Carlson accounts for several hits in a tight one.
The text outlines open houses for instructors with names listed for supervision and ground roles. It mentions schedules around Sundays, two p.m., and various coordinators including Katherine Prendergast and Priscilla Pierce in a grounds and supervisory context.
St Casimir's Holy Name Society shut out Waltham C C by 3 to 0 at Crowe Park in a pitchers duel. Frankie Watts allowed five hits and struck out six for St Casimir's while Lyons allowed eight hits with eight strikeouts for the visitors. Tomyl doubled and Lehto, Lanky, Gudza and others contributed as St Casimir's tallied in the third and eighth innings.
Through the efforts of Mrs. Mary Mahoney Red Cross Town Chairman swimming lessons for children resume this summer. Beginning July 7 lessons run weekly Monday through Friday for twenty sessions with transportation as the only expense. Parents may register at the Town House on June 27 from 9 to 11 am and 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Transportation fee due at registration.
Shirley edged West Concord 5-3 in a Sunday County League outing at Shirley Diamond. West Concord fell to 2 wins and 12 losses as Shirley built a 5-3 final, with Shirley’s hitters led by Karmatchik and one home run by a Shirley batter.
In a Tuesday game at Parker Field Maynard Lexington and St Casimir’s deadlocked 2-2. Luker drew a first inning walk and Frankie Watts was safe on a Wolfe error to drive in a run. Daley doubled in the third and scored on a boot. The Saints led in the fifth but Lexington tied then won late as Gudzinowicz and Watts reached.
Concord prepares three day K of C holiday program with a grand 4 July parade at Emerson Playground. Navy officials may attend along with town leaders. An air show, fireworks, midway amusements, and a drawing for a 1957 Chevrolet Stylemaster highlight the three day events ending July 5.
Mrs Cresson signs books amid a discussion of Concord Art Association contributions. The group lists members including Mrs Henry Seton and Mrs A J Browne, with hours 10 to 5 weekdays and 2 to 5 Sundays. Visitors welcomed.
Officials announce the opening of a water safety course with Harold E. Orendorff as Chapter Treasurer and Dr. Howard E. Robinson as Superintendent of Public Health. Ralph D. McCleary leads as Superintendent of Schools, with Willard H. Smith and Morton R. Seavey as school principals.
Marlboro Rotary Club will run a charity auction at Rice's Orchards this Saturday starting at 10 30 am. Local attic items donated by members will be sold by a professional auctioneer with profits supporting Marlboro field day for children. Committee chairs Henry Eager and Earl Stringer oversee the sale with truck donations for pickup.
Gardeners in cold regions should sow perennials by end of June to allow hardy growth before winter. Seedbeds protect fragile seedlings with shade and moisture management, using burlap coverings and window screens to limit washouts and heavy rains. Seedlings move to nursery rows when sturdy enough for final transplantation.
The Taxi League began its second season at the Rideout playstead with games scheduled most evenings. Veteran players and rookies participate as the West Concord Town Team holds the diamond.Monday results showed Tudy's defeating an unnamed opponent 17 to 6.
Concord William Howard Currier son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph W Currier of 9 Thoreau Street observed his first birthday last Friday the 13th with a family party joined by his older sister Ann Mary Census figures of 1940 show population data for Arizona and surrounding areas.
A preliminary report from New York hospital reviewing 60 tuberculosis patients finds 20 appear cured after six to twelve months of streptomycin treatment, with 12 deaths. The drug produced definite benefits in all cases, though often temporary as bacteria grow resistant within one to three months.
A tortoise-shell alley cat gives a living lesson on jaywalking at a downtown intersection. The cat waits for lights, crosses with pedestrians, then steps back as a car stops, drawing cheers from about fifty onlookers and a policeman's remark on safety.
In Budapest Captain Peter F Wormwood of the American military service searches for his lost German shepherd puppy. He advertised a reward but remained unidentified. On day seven, a crowd of 72 Hungarians with 72 dogs gathered at the American mission seeking the reward, but no puppy was found.
A pair of rare motmots on exhibit at the San Diego Zoo arrive from Costa Rica. Known as jungle barbers, they trim their tails to two pendulum like ticks. The birds display olive green bodies turquoise eyebrows and very long blue tails.
Atlantic City N J for the first time in 24 years couples planning to marry near Northfield can obtain a license without applying at the insane asylum The change followed the retirement of Dr Edward Guion city registrar of vital statistics and medical director of the asylum Guion used his office for city business including issuing licenses Applications for licenses to wed will be made at city hall.
Eagle Nest Lake in New Mexico, located 65 miles southwest of Raton, is renowned nationwide as a fisher mans paradise for its beautiful trout catches.
New owner of a shoe repair shop on Walden Street in Concord has many local friends. He is an overseas veteran, married, and plans to settle here. Pictures of local businessmen and manufacturers will appear in this series.
Muscato, last year’s Concord high track captain, received the award from Suffolk County official Antonio Iovino. The event featured speakers praising Muscato’s athletic record, sportsmanship, and character, with other Italo-American celebrities in attendance including Al Delmont and Aldo Donelli.
With trailer production rising to 100000 annually rapid progress is reported in mechanical refrigerators and air conditioners adapted to trailer use. Small mechanical units exist for electric hook ups gas or kerosene operation and some trailer owners use gasoline generators for power. Improved insulation and collaboration between refrigeration manufacturers and the trailer industry enable constant refrigeration and growing feasibility of air conditioning in trailers.
Asbestos is a mineral mined like coal from deposits in Arizona Canada Russia and South Africa. Though resembling raw cotton before processing its fiberized form is used in fireproof clothing curtains roofing and flooring and as a heat shield on electrical wiring due to its vital role in insulation.
Angelo M. Ciccolo, first vice president and former district deputy, reflects on the 1946 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals. Motion pictures of the games were shown during a program at Boston University where attendees would be welcome.
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