Mill Stream Launch seeks alcohol license at 183 Main Street
Board for the Town of Analeati on November 14 1946 notices Mill Stream Launch Inc. and manager Joseph Arciszewski apply for a seven day all alcoholic license as common victualer for 183 Main Street Maynard in a building with rooms for storage office and sales. Names Joseph P. Dineen William J. Bain Oliver Warila listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Analeati
Mill Stream Launch, Inc
Joseph Arciszewski
Main Street
Maynard
Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bain
Oliver Warila
Licensing Board noticing Maynard liquor license for Allen at 2 Waltham Street
Licensing Board for the Town of Maynard as of November 14 notes Robert Allen and A Allen or Allen’s Case applying under Chapter 138 for a seven day all alcohol common victualer license at 2 Waltham Street Maynard first floor two rooms and kitchen or for stock in the building with Oliver Warila listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Joseph A. Allen
and A. Allen
Allen
Waltham Street
Maynard Board of Selectmen License Notice 1946
November 14 1946 notice under laws requests license to sell alcohol by Russo Restaurant at 1 Waltham Street Maynard for a one room plus kitchen setup including first floor back room and basement with applicant Joséph R Russo and Charles Russo of Russo Restaurant. Oliver Warila referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Joséph R. Russo
Charles Russo
Russo
isAlcoholic
a.Comrham Victualler
Waltham Street
Steele
Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bain
Oliver
Application for Alcohol License at 42 Nason Street
The board notes an application by Priest for a sell of alcoholic beverages at 42 Nason Street town of Application. The venue will use a single room for dining and kitchen on the first floor.
Maynard Board notices license for SuomiCafe sale of alcohol
Town of Maynard board of selectmen announces under Chapter 138 that Paul G Jarvinen and Richard O Helenius doing business as SuomiCafe applied for a common victualler license to sell malt beverages and wines seven days at 9 Waltham Street Maynard first floor room and kitchen or for stock. P Dineen Wil J Bain and other officials listed.
Maynard Liquor License Application Seeks Retail Package Store
Notice is hereby given under Chapter 188 that Bartholomew J Coughlin Inc Jeremiah F Lynch Manager has applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a retail package goods store at 48 Main Street Maynard in two rooms on the first floor of the building. Joseph P Dineen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilierbver
Bartholomew J
Coughlin, Inc
Jeremiah F. Lynch
Main Street
Maynard
Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bain
Oliver Warila
Town of
Board of Selectmin
J. Michael Piecewicz
Maynard Licensing Board sees two alcohol license applications
The Town of Maynard Licensing Board published notices for two applicants seeking alcoholic beverage licenses. J Michael Piecewicz requests a retail package store license for wines and malt at 233 Main Street in two rooms on the first floor. John W Dzerkolcz Pleasant Case seeks a common victualler license for malt and wines at 34 and 36 Main Street in a two floor building with multiple rooms.
Maynard Licensing Board notices liquor licenses
The Maynard Licensing Board announces applications for licenses to sell alcoholic beverages. Tom King’s Store Inc at 121 Main Street seeks a Retail Package Goods Store license. Assabet Aerie No 1643 seeks a Club license at 33 Summer Street. Maynard Lodge 3 P.O.E No 1568 seeks a Club license at 57 Main Street.
Maynard License Request For Wines and Malt Store
The Town Board of Selectmen notes Raymond Terrasi and Rosario Salamone have filed for a license to sell wines and malt beverages in a retail package goods store at 24 Main Street Maynard. The application covers one room on the first floor with storage in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town & Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Raymond Terrasi
Rosario
Salamone
Salamone & Errasi
Main Street
Maynard
Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bain
Oliver Warila
Stretch's Tavern license application at Maynard
Notice is given under Baws that Stretch's Tavern Inc. manager Eilen H Vodoklys applies for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a tavern at 27 Main Street Maynard in a three room building with stock on the first floor and basement. Oliver Warila appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretch
Avalon Social Club seeks license to sell all alcoholic beverages
Maynard notice states Avalon Social Club of Maynard Inc with John J Spratt as manager has applied for a club license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 163A Main Street Maynard in a one room first floor basement recreation and kitchen area with storage. Oliver Warila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Nason
Ippines
Oliver Warila
Board of Selecturing
Avalon Social Club of
Maynard, Inc
John J. Spratt
Main Street
Joseph P. Dineen
William J. Bain
Maynard Club seeks liquor license for main street site
The Magerial Club Inc and Anthony Popieniuck applied on November 14 1946 for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a club at 137 Main Street Maynard a three story building with first floor one room and basement storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
General Lews
Magerial Club, Inc
Anthony Popieniuck
Main Street
Licensing Board Notice for Italian Social Club License
November 14, 1946 notice lists Anthony Colombo manager applying to sell all alcoholic beverages at 62 64 eaten Street in a two story building with basement for drinking and stock storage. Application filed under Towh 6 of Selectmen laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Colombo
Eaten Street
Delsie and Hayes Lead Pin League Standings
Coricord-The Depot Club captained by John Hayes kept first place in the Mill Dam Bowling League, earning four points over the All Stars as Lincoln hovered in second. Hayes led with 326 in four games, while Tonyie posted a 347 high series and Fred Gill topped Reformatory with 294. Reformatory posted the night’s high team total at 1748.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coricord
Depot Club
John Hayes
Mill Dam
All
Tars
Lincoln
Depot
Clippers
Lexington
Reformatory
Dairy
K. of C
Thrift
Oilers
Steffanelli
Rtolomeo
All -Stars
Dee
Dempsey
C. Bregoli
P. Dee
D. Bregoli
Ingenere
M. Dee
Finigan
Burke
W O'Neill
Loughlin
Brown
Hopkins
Lombardo
Flannery
Muscato
Moreauee
Zancewicz Licenses Malt Beverage Premises in Maynard
Chapter 138 of the General Laws lists Stanley and Anna Zancewicz as Dominion Victualers at 127 Main Street Maynard. The one room ground floor and basement provide stock in the building for seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Anna Zancewicz
Dominion Victualler
Main Street
Maynard
Maynard Selectmen Hear License Applications Minor
Maynard officials review licenses for Vincenzo Lucchesi and Vito Carbone as they seek common victualler and malt and wine licenses respectively. Applications list locations at 149B Main Street and 34 Apt Cermillion Maynard with building details and seven day consideration.
Macy's License Application for Maynard Establishment
Licensing board reports Macy's Inc Macy's Cocktail Bar and Arthur T Douse as manager applied to sell all alcoholic beverages seven days a week at 97 Main Street Maynard three rooms bowling alleys den and restaurant in the town, under Chapter 138 of General Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towm of Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Macy’s, Inc
Macy’s
Arthur T. Douse
Victualler
Main Street
Maynard
Concord-As Football Team Event Names Listed
A list of participants and roles for a Concord As football team event includes Jack O ene Wait Pearson freshments Eddie Horne Dave Spooner music Lennie Erick son Jack Skewes cleanup Val Muscato Remo Palmacci George Fenton John Windholy Eddie Dee Ray Eisenhauer Bill Ryan and Joe Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ising
Jack O
Pearson
Eddie Horne
Dave Spooner
Lennie Erickson
Jack Skewes
Val Muscato
Remo Palmacci
George Fenton
John Windholy
Eddie Dee
Ray Eisenhauer
Bill Ryan
Joe Callahan
Concord Finishes Eighth in State Cross Country Meet
Captain Bob Brooks leads Concord to eighth place among 220 schools at Ek Lin Park.: Team score 256. Beverly wins, Melrose second, Belmont third. Other scorers include Pietro Antonangelli Harold Hanson Normie Dee and Dukie Stefanelli. next meet is Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bob Brooks
Rene
Eklin Park
Normie Dee
Pietro Antonangelli
Harold Hanson
Robbie Brian
Beverly
Melrose
Belmont
Winchester
Concord-Chelmsford Clash At Emerson Playground Saturday
Concord-Chelmsford High visits Emerson Playground for a Saturday afternoon game aiming for a ninth straight win before Thanksgiving against archrival Lexington. Chelmsford, struggling this season, has tied one and lost six while scoring 34 points. Coach Bernie Megin cautions his team not to underestimate Chelmsford as an upset bid looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Chelmsford High
Emerson Playground
Lexington
Helmisford
Chelmsford
Johnson
Maynard
Hudsom
Bernie Megin
Lexington Triumphs Over Needham in Prep Football
Concord High notes Lexington and Chelmsford as remaining opponents. Lexington beat Needham 18-0 after Chelmsford’s 6-0 loss to Hudson in a night game. Chelmsford has one tie and six losses. Lexington stands at a .500 season with three wins and three losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Chelmsford
Lexington
Hudson
Needham
Harvey Wheeler Loses Final Fift to Wayland Junior High
West Concord's Harvey Wheeler eleven suffered its fifth defeat of the season, 28 to 0, at Wayland Junior High. Wayland, a large squad with two players near 200 pounds, improved its bid to halt Peter Kley's winning streak. Coach Jim McMullen's team lost five games, two to Peter Kley, two to Middlesex Juniors, and one to Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Wayland
Peter
Jim McMullen
Peter Kley
Middlesex
Middlesex Nets 12-6 Over St George's in Rival Clash
Middlesex School toppled arch rival St George's of Newport 12 to 6 at St George's field aided by two third period touchdowns from Jim Dunster. Jackson scored the other Middlesex TD on an 8 yard run in the second period as the teams exchanged leads and all extra points were missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jim Dunster
Middlesex School
St. George’s
Newport
Rhode Island
Dunster
Jack” Jackson
Middlesex
Bancrvit
Atkins
Shriver
Robbins
Batchelder
Horween
Wood
E. Clarke
Jessun
Devereaux
Gardner
Gilbert
Romaine
J. Clark
Peters
Stodghill
Nichols
Zane
Hoyt
London
Reagan
Stall
Valentine
Shands
Carter
Maguire
Buell
Wilson
Rich
Upset forecasts and points tally for local grid season
The writer logs weekly upsets and point totals as Concord power persists with an eighth win and Maynard, Marlboro, Milford, Framingham, Middlesex, Weston defeat. Projections for next week call for Hudson and Concord to extend losses and wins respectively with 905 of 1425 points held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wayland
Hudson
Chelmsford
St. Mark’s
Groton
Lexington
Needham
Maynard
Marlboro
Milford
Framingham
Middlesex
Weston
Natick
Canton
Bourne
Howe
Johnson
St. Charles of Waltham
Undefeated Maynard Girls to Meet Rival Concord
Maynard high school girls field hockey with undefeated status set to clash with arch rival Concord in a pivotal game. Team captain Dorothy Tierney leads Maynard while Concord relies on pace and defense to challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High School
Crowe Ies Noa Pace
Dorothy
Tierney
Senanice Whitney
Roberte.Carlson
High School Football Scores From Local Games
The score sheet shows Mariboro 6 Framis and Sed oe Milter 6 oe as Wellesley 6 Shrewsterry 3 as St. Merk's 48 Groton 13 Fitchburg 14 Clinton 13. The brief rundown lists multiple matches with varsity outcomes in a compact recap.
Milford in League Contest at Alumni Field Saturday
Milford meets Maynard in a Midland League showdown at Alumni Field at 2 pm this Saturday. Milford aims to convert a prior scoreless tie into a win while chasing top league honors and faces renewed pressure after recent Marlboro defeat.
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Maynard Ss
Tival
Mil
Midland
Treague
Alumni
Milfordites
Orange
The
Black
Marlboro
Local coach Maynard Bondelevitch earns praise for 1947 season
The article lauds Stan Bondelevitch, praising his turnaround of the Maynard football program. It notes the 1947 squad’s strong showing, the coach’s rising community respect, and mentions standout players Gerry and Gene Robinson, Dave Higgins and a Higgins family lineage in school athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stan Bondelevitch
Bondy
Maynard Eleven
Ashland
Moses
Bondelevitch
Concord
Milford
Clinton
Stan
Sch
Eleven
Gerry
Gene Robinson
Dave Higgins
Maynardites
Jack, Jr
Eddie
Walter
Charlie
Higgins
Dave
Shane
Fred Wane
Beales
Ef Ie
Fritz
Aera
Luker
Hadley to Speak at Maynard High School Dinner
Maynard high school will host its third annual Night and banquet in the George Washington Auditorium on December 11. Bunny Hadley, famed radio sports announcer and former Yankees pitcher, will headline with possible appearance by Cleo O Donnell. Millstream Caterory will cater the dinner and tickets are selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Bunny
Hadley
New York Yankees
George Washington
Brown University
Cleo O'Donnell
Holy Cross
St. Anstem
Millstream
Concord High School Banquet Tickets On Sale Now
Banquet ducats are available for Concord High School football banquet with tickets at Snow's Richardson's Conncord High School and Enterprise office in Concord and Beara sells in West Concord. The event is set for Tuesday December 10th with additional ticket distribution through listed committee members and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frank Jim McLaughlin
Snow’s
Richardson
Conncord High School
Enterprise Office
Bearasell’s
West Concord
McLaughlin
Edward P. O'Neil
J. Reginald Perry
Walter J. Avery
James Eseney
Garret Nagie
Robinson
Maxwell ‘E. Lawrence
John Bi Finigan
Ait
Robert E. Sheehan
Inter-Town Bowling League Shines in Local Season
The Inter Town Bowling League brings together workers and merchants for a major community sport. It unites diverse social groups from bankers to laborers in a recreational competition that lasts through late spring.
Auxiliary Ti Bedford Le h Bridge and Whist Evening
The Am gion Auxiliary held a bridge and whist night at the Town turkeys. Prizes were awarded for high scores in bridge and whist. Notable prize winners included Joseph Surette and multiple ladies from the community. Committee members thanked all for their support and participation in the successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Turkeys
Hatche
Waty Hill
Concorg
Sullivan
Josephine Ginetti
Flivan
Anna McGann
Clark
G. Arthur
Rose Ceresuelo
Josh
Elsie Dnd
B. Bougstedt
Bieren
F Cullinan
Péter Bieres
F. Currier
Currie Smith
Winj E. Sullivan
Salvatore Aj Philip O'Dowd
Florence Frenelow S. Dutton
Raymond’ Malcolm
Joy
Blwood
Karen Rivet
Jane
Charles
Ethel Sullivan
Jaittee
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Joseph P. Dineen, William J. Bain, ‘Oliver Warila
R P. Dineen, Wil J. Bain
J P. Dineen, Will J. Bain
John W. Dzerkolcz
Eagles
Assabet Aerie
George W. Waterhouse
Summer Street
Maynard Lodge 3
P.O.E
Thomas J. Connors
Delsie and
Hayes
Alexander
Wilder
Bowker
Smith
Gill
L. Dee
Gormley
Wanahala
Stow
Lampinen
Watkins
Team Tota
Todd
Parks
Lennon
Kelley
Delsie
Team
Board of Selectme
Vincenzo
Lucchesi End
Raymond F. Catania
Jimimie
Strest
Vito A. Carbone
Twin Tree Cafe
Cermillion
Concord High Record
How I. Pickem
Sposterrsitiet
CHS
Chaoung
Nvest
ITA
Cal
Nea
Maytag
United 227
Main
Street Telephone
Christma
Sacknie
Jasan
Maniboro
Liberal Credit
Sea
Genostering
Main St
Worcester
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