Local man Johnny Frigard leads Deerfield basketball rise
Maynard reports Johnny Frigard, a Deerfield High School teacher and basketball coach, posted a 21 win three loss season in his first year guiding the Deerfield quintet. The team finished fourth in Western Massachusetts high school standings and scored 1049 points to opponents 549.
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Maynard
Johnny Frigard
Dartmouth
Hudson High
Gridiron
Johnny
Deerfield H. S
Deerfield
Massachusetts
Maynard Diamond Powers Through Early Batting Drills
Maynard High's baseball squad at Crowe Park shows strong batting power in early sessions. Newcomers Leo White and Pinky Tomys wow observers with long drives and threaten first-string spots. Captain Bobby Jones mirrors Marsden Brothers in drills as the team trains with aggression toward the Midland League crown. The season opens against Concord at La Park on Thursday, April 1.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Crowe Park
Leo White
Pinky Tomys
Bobby Jones
Marsden Brothers
Concord
la Park
REA financed farmers use energy to power 1.28 million consumers
In 1945 REA financed lines supplied 2 233 909 904 kilowatt hours of energy to 1 278 000 consumers across rural areas.
Lost deposit book replacement notice
Assabet Institution for Savings Treas Sidney E McCleary Maynard Massachusetts announces an application for a new deposit book to replace Lost Book 12885. Notice dated March 2 and published April 4 11.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E. McCleary
Maynard
Masa
Lost Deposit Book Notice for Middlesex Savings Bank
Deposit Book No. 40027 has been lost and payment stopped. Notice issued by Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated March 25 1946 with signatures W S Smith Assistant Treasurer.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
W. S. Smith
Asst
Treas Concord
Mass
Apr
Muscato Wimmer Of His Heat But Doesn't Qualify
Concord man Billy Muscato made his New York debut at the 102nd Regiment Armory meet. He won his 600 yard heat in 1:23 but finished seventh overall, missing the finals by about a second, while the winner went 1:20. Coach John J. Watson accompanied the Concord High School runner.
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Valentine
Billy) Muscato
New York
102Nd Regiment Armory
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Boston Garden
John J. Watson
Concord High Schoo
MHS Five Wins Nip Tuck Junior High Basketball Thriller
In a tense high school junior high contest Room 5 edged Room 3 22 to 18. Eddie Allard scored late baskets to seal the win with Carew sharing top honors for the victors and Romanowski and Swanson starring for Room I and Room II respectively.
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Romonowski
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White
McDonald
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Viola
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Johnson
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Barilone
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Castalucci
New Orleans Port Claims Deepest Harbor in the United States
The port of New Orleans claims to hold the deepest harbor in the United States and notes it is the only port with red and green traffic signs for navigation.
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New Orleans
United States
Macone to Open Sporting Goods Shop on Monday
Ralph A. Macone a discharged Army sergeant of three and a half years plans to open a new sports shop at 27b Walden Street on or about April 1. The eldest of six brothers who served in World War II, he previously ran a shop on Main Street. The new shed will offer a larger variety of sporting goods and his service will include bicycle repairs and tennis racket restringing. Ralph known to many as Peanut will welcome back his friends.
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Concord
Ralph A. Macone
Walden Street
Macone
Main Street
Ralph
Whist Winners at Concord Grange Party
Winners at the Grange whist party hosted by Mrs. Marion Clark on Main Street were Mrs. Flavia Derby first, Miss Gloria Porter second, and Mrs. Geral dine Warner third. Mrs. Madeline DeMars won the recent series of three parties, becoming master.
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Concord
Grange
Marion Clark
Main Street
Flavia Derby
Gloria Porter
Geraldine Warner
Madeline DeMars
Arkansas Cities Over 2,500 Population Count Reaches Fifty Three
A compiled list shows 53 cities and towns in Arkansas surpassing 2500 residents. The figure reflects small to mid sized municipalities across the state as recorded in the latest census data.
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Arkansas
Acton High to Host Fourth Annual Variety Show
The Acton High School Student Council sponsors a March 29 show at 8 05 pm in Blanchard Hall to bolster the World War II Honor Roll fund. Profits will finance Memorial Day dedication with prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars for diverse acts. Tickets at door or from council members. Junior Prom plans underway for May with a first semi formal dance.
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Acton High School
Blanchard Fiall
Correction corrects streetcar route in Concord Town Talk
A correction notes last week's Concord Enterprise Town Talk mis-stated the streetcar route near the Concord Library on Main street. The tracks actually followed Sudbury road, not Main street.
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Concord
Concord Enterprise
Concord Library
Main Street
Sudbury Road
New Concord High Names George Hana as Teacher Coach
George R. Hana has taken residence as a new teacher coach at Concord high school and his bride now lives with Mr. and Mrs. William Wadsworth at 80 Main Street.
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George R. Hana
Concord High School
William Wadsworth
Main Street
Country Club Set to Open April 20 Festivities Include New Chevrolet
Maynard announces the opening of the Maynard Country Club on April 20 with a general get-together and a drawing for a new Chevrolet. Club officers for the coming year include President H. H. Howe, Vice President Joe Camderine, Treasurer Albert Hodgess, and Secretary Lena Downey. Governing board members are Jack Cunningham Edward Ledgard James Priest Noble Morton Jack Johnson Louie Primiano Betty Reid Davis William Croft and Frank Croft. Dom Mariano will again serve as manager.
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Maynard Country Club
H. H. Howe
Littleton
Joe Camderine
Albert Hodgess
Lena Downey
Jack ‘Cunningham
Edward Ledgard
James Priest
Noble Morton
Jack Johnson
Louie Pri
Salvation Army Marching Forward drive launches April 3 in Concord
The 1946 Salvation Army campaign will start April 3 at 6 15 p m in the First Parish Meeting House Concord with Burleigh L Pratt presiding. Envoy W A Nicol public relations secretary will attend and town campaigns will be announced later. Your Red Cross must carry on.
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Salvation Army
West Concord
Carlisle
Acton
Boxford
Maynard
Gleasondale
Lincoln
Hudson
Littleton
First Parish
Burleigh L. Pratt
W. A. Nicol
Bedford Week Calendar Reflects Local Plans
March 28 whist party at Town hall and PTA meeting at Belmont high school. March 29 Charter night of Boy Scouts at school auditorium and Grange dance at Town hall. Lenten services at St. Michael s church. March 30 Sunday services at St. Michael s and Unitarian churches. April 1 annual Women s Community Club meeting with luncheon at 1 00. April 2 American Legion Post 221 at Fire House and dessert bridge at Unitarian church. April 3 Boy Scouts executive board meeting Brownie Troop 3 at the school and Merchant Marine examination. Young Women s Study Group at Mrs Ellinwood s Springs road.
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Springs Road
Jolly Coopers 4 H Club Hosts Acton Dinner Party
The Jolly Coopers a 4 H cooking club led by Mrs Kenneth Jewell held a dinner at the leader s Main street Acton Center last Friday evening The girls planned prepared served the meal made place cards and table decorations Members include Elsa Knipple Janet Gould Priscilla Gatchell Doris Torkelsen Priscilla Steeves Christine Elmes Maralen Moody Marian Willett Sylvia and Sarah Jewell
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Jolly Coopers
Kenneth Jewell
Main Street
Acton Center
Elsa Knipple
Janet Gould
Priscilla Gatchell
Doris Torkelsen
Priscilla Steeves
Christine Elmes
Maralen Moody Marian Willett
Sylvia
Sarah Jewell
Andersons mark 33rd birthday at Concord market
Anderson's Market on Main Street will observe its 33rd birthday next Monday. Founded in 1913 by the late Lars Anderson, it is now run by his son Leslie O Anderson. The store remains a leading local market serving neighboring towns and features a Colonial styled front after changes over the years.
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Concord
Anderson
Lars Anderson
Leslie O. Anderson
Concord Meets To Hear Harvard Professor On Russia
The Concord pes ty meeting and Board of Trade plan a 6:30 p.m. session at Johnson restaurant featuring Prof Charley Cherington of Harvard discussing Russia. Arthur J. Du will preside and veterans topics may be included as the group grows toward 60 members.
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Concord Board of
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Arthur J. du
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Concord Board
Church sewing meeting and program at Central Church
Acton world centeral church holds a vestry sewing session starting 10 30 with Jon Steeves chairing and Mrs Herbert L Mrs Gilbert S Zi leading the business meeting. Thomas H. Foster and Mr Farrar will guide the program after a stereopticon show “Southern Scenes” led by Milbury as missionary committee chair.
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Herbert L
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Thomas H. Foster
Farrar
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