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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1948
Page
9
A brief item notes Esti selling Ling in Mod 19 context. Details indicate exchange or sale activity within a local market setting and reference to Mod 19 as a project or unit. No further context provided.
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Local Concord notices mention Concord High football players skipping Sunday meals and a coach steering the team home. Community happenings include church schedules, a Sacred Heart move, Turnpike work progress, upcoming town meetings, stamp sales, and a Knights event.
Smythe returns from a poor golf or fishing day unable to place a horse yet keeps cheer for the program. Financial strain forces a move to a smaller home, provoking his wife. On a wet night she learns the roof leaks and water drips into the dining room. he jokes about placing aspids under the drip to water them.
A humorous exchange imagines a parrot dying of a broken heart after its owner's marriage. The joke hinges on jealousy and competition between the original pet and the new spouse.
A conversation between Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Diggs reveals worry over prices not falling. They discuss paying income taxes, installments, and expenses for their apartment, bonds, college funds, and clothing. The exchange highlights financial strain and everyday hardship.
A remark at a social gathering described a vain young woman acting oddly. Actress Sarah Bernhardt commented that the woman had been trying to “live sideways” after hearing she possessed a beautiful profile.
Out West a small railroad station named Eurelia prompts pronunciation fights between conductor and brakeman. The conductor barks Your-a-llah while the brakeman shouts You-really-ah, revealing a humorous clash on how to say Eurelia.
A boss informs his new secretary he may return this afternoon or may not, leaving her to interpret the uncertain plan while he departs the office. The secretary replies affirmatively and asks if the statement is definite.
On a bus two shop girls discuss conversation as one quips about taking phrases like I'll say and I'll tell the world away from some people. The other enthusiastically agrees and adds I hope to tell you Ain't it the truth.
A concert ends with a sharp remark from an usher after the audience applauds. another usher jokes about an encore. The National Braille Press notes Boston published Our Special as a Braille magazine for women, claimed as the world’s only such title.
Concord hosts a three night whist series with events on October 18, October 25, and November at Lincoln Dowh Hall. Sponsored by St. Barnabas and Mrs. George Murphy, the gatherings aim to attract local players and raise funds.
Miss Carlene M eyee se junior college dale joins the senior class and takes merchandising studies. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm Humphrey of Groton Heights, Groton, formerly Walden Street.
Concord girls field hockey battled Belmont to a 0 0 tie after a 1 0 loss to Ar last week. Captain Poly Beaudoin starred in goal and silenced Belmont as the pair split. The Concord seconds toppled Belmont seconds 1 0 with Barbara Soffriti scoring.
The Concord football team defeated Needham 6-2 with Jim McKenna scoring the winner after Bud Planerny and Lewis Mutty opened the hole. The Enterprise corrections name Sal Sepe and Peter Mutty as blockers and clarify Parker’s interception return and King as the passer.
Concord defeats Maynard 20 to 0 in the 1948 classic as Jerry Robinson’s fourth down score seals the win. About 3,000 fans attend with Concord receive gate shares, while injuries reach cheerleaders and Patrolman Ned Finan’s family links to the squad. Maynard eyes 1949 rematch to break the long drought.
An unsigned letter sent in 1919 to Rathgeber Jost describes a request to fund an unpaid sum of 76 dollars. The note references a slow, honest approach and mentions Snownt and an insurance engineer role as context.
Marlboro’s Armand Allaire starred for Colgate in a muddy Friday night contest. He flashed his trademark running style despite a soggy field that hindered his downfield work and broke through for several gains.
Southboro St Mark's defeated Noble and Greenough of Dedham 25-0 for their 13th straight win. John Barnard scored once in the opening period and again in the third, plus a late touchdown pass to Crosby in the final period.
Milford Clinton Labs Framing Belmont 0 St. Marks 25 Noble Greenough 0 Leominster 12 St Bernards 6 Concord 20 Maynard 6 Stoneham 0 Lexington 0 Fitchburg 14 Brookline 6 Shirt manufacturers and laundries have found a new use for sun lamps They bleach out scorch.
In a windy week of high school football action Winthrop lost 19-6 to Winchester while Woburn and Concord suffered ties and setbacks. Chelmsford beat Tewksbury 13-0 as Concord crushed another foe 32-0. Stoneham held Winthrop to a scoreless draw in a muddled schedule.
Sport notes from Concord report a 6-6 tie between Concord Groton school and Middlesex last Friday. Mentions umpire Bill Stewart Jr son of a noted umpire and references to regional cross country and skeet shooting scores.
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