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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
3
Concord members of the Pro pakyulis Club plan an annual fair at the Hotel Vendome in Boston. The event is set for Saturday starting at 2 o clock and continuing until 11 p m, with Fred T Boyd leading the local delegation at a Maynard club meeting.
Depot tops Thrift 4 0 with high scorer Karry Watkins at 324 including a 118 string. Lincoln defeats Dairy as Bartolomeo leads Depot with 314 while team totals reach 7314 for Depot and 1624 for Thrift. Next matches set for Monday at 7 p.m.
The Concord Board of Selectmen named Robert K Kelley 31 of Fairhaven Road as permanent patrolman of the Concord Police Department replacing retired Patrolman William Li. Kelley, a former Concord High football captain and World War II veteran, served as Special policeman the past year and returns from the Navy. He is married to Kathryn Diskin and they have a two year old son Bernard.
According to standings released by ry Martin J. Diskin, Lincoln and Depot continue atop the pin league. Bowling results show 25 wins in 28 starts, with De e leading the Mil am.
Mrs Henry and her young son will spend several weeks in Florida for their annual visit, sizing the past week with news of the trip.
Readers are urged to invest in U S savings bonds as a patriotic and secure financial move. The message promotes long term growth and national support during financial campaigns.
West Acton pupils named to the Honor Roll for September to October include Grade 1 through Grade 6 students such as Margaret Daniels Ellen Mary Staples Gregor Prentice Philip Goldthwaite and Seaward Sweet in Grade 1. Perfect attendance lists also appear with multiple students across grades.
At the Boston Veteran Journalist Association annual banquet Joseph J Glancy from East Natick was elected a director on the 12 member board. Glancy edits the Glancy News Service from the Middlesex County Courthouse serving Associated Press United Press and International News Service. New officers are Daniel J O'Brien Boston Globe president Harry B Turner Nantucket Inquirer Mirror vice president and John Mason Potter secretary treasurer.
The townsfolk welcome Aunt Jemima as she visits local stores to promote Aunt Jemima Pancakes. Her presence inspires households to treat themselves to convenient, economical meals and reassures homemakers about planning meals for daily needs.
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