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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
7
A fragmented recap shows the locals taking an early lead and extending it to a 27 0 margin. Key players aren’t clearly named amid garbled text, but the tone indicates a strong offensive performance and confident defense throughout the game.
Women's basketball games listed with several inconsistencies. Matches include Woburn vs unknown, three schools at Westford, Ash Mirland, Win Emerson, Southboro and Bel football at League, with a 7 p.m. kickoff indicated.
St Mark's lost its game to Belmont, marking a setback in a traditional local rivalry with Belmont set to be a future opponent in upcoming schedules.
A terse fragment notes that enduring danger compounds risk, with emphasis on survival amid ongoing threats and a looming, perilous daytime period. The item hints at a dire situation stressing resilience and imminent challenges.
Johnson wins the two mile at Dale Day, finishing in 16.89 minutes with clear lead over rival competitors. The event highlighted Johnson as the standout performer of the meet.
A garbled recap shows Waltham with 525 points this week, navigating losses and wins across towns including Woburn Weston and Natick. The clutter references Medfield Wayland Lexington Wakefield and Milford, Haverhill, and Winchester in a fluctuating Middlesex area schedule.
A fragmented report notes a transport tally of 25 000 carloads of small logs arriving from an unspecified source. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates destinations or organizational context.
Teams battled in a multi match card with the Ramblers and All Stars each posting wins. Crowell and Loughlin led with high series as Thrift and K of C Irs. followed in a tight grid of scores and results.
Nationally known guidance discusses placing a house to minimize winter exposure and maximize summer breeze. It emphasizes southern facing glass for sunlight, roof overhangs for summer shade, and avoiding overhangs in east west exposures. Proper orientation aims to expose living areas, porches, terraces, and bedrooms to summer winds.
The weekly report shows a drop of 93,321 from the peak load of 196,514 for the week ending June 11, indicating a substantial reduction in demand or consumption during that period.
Individuals seek to probate a last will for Mat L Foskee of Concord in the county. The petition requests court issuance of letters testamentary and appointment of an executor. Those with objections are urged to appear before the court by the specified date.
Geaes Physics students visited Geneva Motors in Franingham on October 13 and saw advanced tools jigs hoists and conveyors. They observed quick part placement on Buick and Oldsmobile Pontiac lines and praised visitor safety staff hospital cafeteria and offices. They also toured Salem sites and heard about Americas History, with Fifth Grade electing officers Ronald Nottle and others. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Chicago announces that ee of Mass will be retained to manage the American League club through the 1950 season.
The Maynard Sons of Italy announced prizes from a Columbus Day celebration held last week at Parker Street Hall. First prize of 50 dollars went to Joseph Boothroyd of 166 Great Road, second prize an electric oven and attachment to K Pekkala of 17 Warren Street, and third prize a steam iron to Angus Henson of 64 Powder van Road.
The Acton Emerson Hospital Aid Society met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs Billings Acton Center. Mrs Prentice Blond presided as the group discussed routine Society matters and noted officers including Mrs Wert and Mrs Newton.
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