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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
19
Unclear archival fragment mentions Dineen J Bain Mullin in connection with selectmen roles and dates around 1948 to 1940. The readable text suggests names and public office context but lacks full events or locations.
P Dineen Mullin representing the Selectmen announces an application under General Laws 138 for a license to sell, at a club in Maynard, meat for drink and dine, including storage of stock. The notice details the club’s request and location to be acted upon by the town.
Legal notices outline multiple applications for licenses to sell alcoholic beverages in Maynard. venues include 163A Street, 233 Main Street, 24 and 36 Main Street, 149B Main Street, 42 Nason Street, 9 Waltham Street, and 149 Main Street. Applicants include Dineen Bain Mullin, Rosario Salamone, Sala mon & Sonene, Pleasant Cafe, and Maynard Social Club Inc, with details on premises and license types.
Superintendent Whitman Pearson with the School Committee authorizes the annual state census. Senior class members will conduct it under faculty supervision in Mr. Hopkinson and Mr. Koch classes. A master list of all children under 14 residing in town will be compiled and updated as records arrive from the State Education Department.
A compact listing of local events and meetings in Concord including parish activities at Trinity Church and State Armory, Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple, Woman's Club, Boy Scouts, Troop 43, Board of Selectmen, Town Meeting, various lodge and grange gatherings, church and community group rehearsals, Knights of Columbus, and charity rosters with times and places.
Sudbury High School reports November recess and noon closing. Honor roll winners for September and October 1949 include Seventh Grade Floramac Richard Ling Donald Marquis Natalie Pirreiro Nancy Jean McDonald. Eight Grade Charlotte Mer Marsha Greenwood Doroth Hawes Ina Johnson David Matesen. Ten Grade Curtis Harding Biker omnlln Soyee Chastar oyce run Guy. Eleven Mario Floridia J Hickler Audrey. Twelfth Gau ghan, Lous Pride ardson.
Last week’s faculty meetings discussed the 1950 budget and textbook needs. Principal Pearson and supervisors Bowes Priske Costel consolidated recommendations from the faculty conference for final budget incorporation. Margarett Moodykins completed hearing and vision tests for 558 Acton children, 130 with eye trouble and 58 with ears, with testing space concerns noted for next year.
A fragmented notice outlines a plan to issue U S savings bonds by various organizations and government bodies. It emphasizes age eligibility, yearly contributions, and aims to fund public projects while promoting citizen involvement.
Concord Ramblers lead the Mill Dam Bowling league with a blanking performance while All Stars top Lincoln and other teams. K of C Seniors and Tudy's show strong scores with Carey posting a season high triple of 327 and team totals reaching 1498 for All Stars.
The West Concord 212 Club will present an all ring wrestling show at the Veteran's Building in Concord on Wednesday December 7 at 8 30 p m Five bouts are planned headlined by Lloyd Wildman Stewart Pat Schaeffer of Cali Gus t Lewitt of Portland Maine Beaton of Chicago The Greek and Harold Rocky Baran of Jerica are among the entrants A main event will feature a tag team with four participants on television fans urged to buy tickets early due to limited seating
West Acton Twelve-Niners of the West Acton Baptist church press for a larger high school facility in Acton. Superintendent White Pearson cites state aid up to 65 percent and shared regional support as key, while detailing educational benefits and inviting Men’s Club questions. Supper for the group is scheduled next Thursday at Uncle Pete’s at 6 30 p m and a talk by Rev Sims follows Sunday at 12 08 p m.
St George's has a 15 game win streak as it prepares for the 44th annual kickoff against longtime rival Groton School. The matchups feature Nichols St Mark's Hill Nobe and other local teams with Butterfield and Nal Wik noted among observers.
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