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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
5
A meeting of Boy Scouts about Troop 33 in West Concord discussed Scouting phases and actions. Edgar A. Rohan is named troop committee chairman with Archie P. Simpson as sponsoring committee. A December community gathering for all interested citizens was proposed.
Marlboro faces Hudson High at Ward Field on Thanksgiving in the Midland League final game of the season. Marlboro sits on five points with a maximum seven possible, while Maynard holds six and meets Clinton. Clinton also has six, leaving Marlboro and Clinton out of the direct title race unless both win or tie to reach seven.
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Smith of Old Marlboro marked their seventh wedding anniversary last Tuesday November 19 quietly. Mrs. Smith, the former Helen Krukanis of West Concord, has lived here since their marriage. Buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.
The Midland All Stars a local semi pro team formed from Hudson Marlboro and other ex league players will debut Sunday afternoon at River Side Field against Town Team. Joe Krysa Boston University alum and former Air Force officer is manager and coach. The game benefits the Hudson American Legion post building fund and is the fourth revival match this fall drawing strong local interest.
The Berlin Fire Company hosts its annual pitch party Thursday night in the Berlin Town Hall with visitors from surrounding communities. The event traces back to early times, opening with a round of pitch and followed by a meal as several hundred attendees participate in games.
Mrs Arthur W Parke of 32 Bedford Street has been discharged from Emerson Hospital and is staying with her mother in Fall River with her daughter for a few weeks.
Aunt Jemima arrives to greet townsfolk and promote pancakes. She will serve pancakes waffles and buckwheat and urge housewives to host frequent pancake feasts. The visit aims to boost pancake popularity and ease family meals.
Maynard crowds welcome Aunt Jemima during a personal visit this week. She signals pleasure to locals and plans to serve her deli pancakes to hosts and shoppers in town while reminding housewives of the ease and affordability of her famous recipe.
A poorly legible Medford Massachusetts fragment describes a well dressed man at a car cleaning shop and a quote about trousers. No clear event or names are readable.
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