Clinton Lads Stars Selected In Natick Nomination Notes
Natick sports writers announce Clinton stars Tom Fallon Buddy Potter and Bob O Malley as top performers in Saturday's game against Natick. Honorable mentions go to Bill Carr Junie Franciose John McNally Marty Wright and others for strong play and leadership on the field and in the backfield.
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Pely Natick
Lesthe
Hudson
MHS
Norsaturday
Powter
Natick
Natick Sports
Dick O'Toole
Tom Fallon
Ipy
Fallon
Clinton
Bob. O'Malley
Bob Donahue
John McNally
Marty Wright
Bill, McNamara
Tom Melino
Mick Hutchinson
Concord student greer discharged from Army returns to high school
John Greer son of Mrs Mary G Casi of 5k 15 Grant Street has been discharged after over two years of service in the U S Army. He recently served with occupation forces in Japan and has resumed his high school studies. Citizens urged to buy Victory Bonds and stamps.
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Concord
Jonhn Greer
Mary G. Casi
Grant Street
U.S. Army
Japan
Overseas Christmas Parcel Mailing Rules 1946
Marlboro October 15 to November 15 1946 designated Christmas mailing period for parcels to army personnel overseas no requests needed. Only one parcel per recipient. weight limit 10 pounds and 100 inches. ships to China India Middle East Pacific islands urged to mail early. naval personnel exempt from dates. cards must be in sealed first class envelopes.
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Marlboro
Navy Marine Corps
Coast Guard
China
India
Middle East
Pacific
War Department
Durgin Park Sign Declares Longstanding History in Boston
In Boston's Faneuil Hall markets district the historic Durgin Park restaurant, founded in 1875, erected a sign reading Established before you were born, signaling its long legacy and stance in the local dining scene.
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Boston
Durgin Park
Faneuil Hall Markets
Massachusetts school lunch program gains federal subsidies
A Boston meeting reports Massachusetts has received 1,000,023 of 75 million federal funds for school lunches with 170,000 more for equipment. Miss Anna A. Kloss notes subsidies cover about one third of local costs as 6,000,000 hot lunches and 26,175,582 milk bottles were served last year across 1226 schools in 202 communities.
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State House
Boston
Anna A. Kloss
State Departments of Public Welfare and Education
Massachusetts
Congress
Miss Kloss
Ing
Sunday Dinner Suggestions Highlight Sweet Potatoes
The article promotes sweet potatoes as a year round versatile and nutritious food. It explains distinctions from yams, notes growing regions, handling tips, and multiple preparations from baked to pies. It also mentions actress Eleanora Duse being carried to her christening in a gilded theater box and starting acting at age four.
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Eleanora Duse
Concord High School Avalanche in 65 0 Victory
ConcordHigh School routed Hudson 85 0 to extend a five game fall winning streak and solidify its position with two Class C rivals and three Class D foes remaining. EMSWA members hint at possible reclassification back to Class C next year despite a drab ten year gridiron record.
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Concord
Hudson
Mégin
Concord Enterprise
EMSWA
Citizens urged to vote on liquor questions this year
The piece urges voters in the Commonwealth to decide three liquor license questions on the ballot. It argues continued government control avoids Prohibition era problems, preserves jobs and tax revenue, and warns that neglect disenfranchises servicemen who fought for democratic rights.
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Commonwealth
Fourth Degree Invited to Pontifical Mass in Boston
Concord Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus members are invited to participate in a monster pontifical mass at Boston Garden next Sunday at 10 30 AM with Archbishop Richard J Cushing officiating. Seventy archbishops and bishops will attend and the Fourth Degree will form a guard of honor in ceremonial dress. Further details will be given at the Assembly meeting Thursday at the Copley Plaza Hotel. Also notes on the origin of the term express train define it as a train for special purpose rather than speed.
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Concord
Cheverus
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Richard J. Cushing
Nass
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Marlboro Officers Installed in Masonic Hall
Marlboro officers of Marlborough Council Royal and Select Masters were installed at ceremonies in Masonic Hall. Illustrious Warren Benjamin Goddard of West Concord served as installing officer, assisted by Judge Winfield Temple as Master of Ceremonies. Other officers include William K. Walters, Harold Blenkhorn, Leon A. Clapp, Clarence E. Marshall, Presson L. Parker, Warren H. Piper, and George I. Smith, with Maynard and Westboro members featured throughout.
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Marlboro
Marlborough Council
Masonic Hall
Warren Benjamin Goddard
West Concord
Adoniram Council
Waltham
Winfield Temple
Wilber Klin
Maynard
E. Payson True
Cohcord
William K. Walters
Stow
Denstalled
Harold
Frank P. Thrasher
David H. Olson
Westboro
George I. Smith
York Rite
Southboro
Hudson
New Arrivals in Concord Births at Emerson Hospital
Concord announces the birth of Frederick Yates on October 12 at Emerson Hospital. Capt. Smith serving with the U S Army Air Forces and veteran of World War II is the father. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Smith of 61 Main Street and Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Morris of Plainfield New Jersey. Also, Janet Williams born October 3 at Emerson Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Shaw. Grandparents include Mrs. A Eliot Ritchie of Chesham.
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Concord
David G. Smith
Frederick Yates
Emerson Hospital
Smith
Katharyn Morris
U. S. Army Air Forces
Theodore L. Smith
Main Street
Russell P. Morris
Plainfield
New Jersey
John D. Shaw
Coolidge Road
Mable Ritchie
Janet Williams
A. Eliot Ritchie
Chesham
Go Henry Richards Great Grandfather Linked to New Hampshire Baby
Carleton A Shaw of Go Henry Richards of Go Maine is cited as the baby's great grandfather in a brief notice referencing New Hampshire connections.
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New Hampshire
And
Carleton A. Shaw
Henry Richards
Maine
Clarks Observe Wedding Anniversary in Lexington
Mr and Mrs George B Clark of Lexington celebrate their wedding anniversary today October with a long community connection. The couple has two sons, one daughter and several grandchildren, reflecting a family rooted in the area.
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Concord
George B. Clark
Lexington
Clark
Laurence E. Clark
Mere Thorpe
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Q. B
Buddy
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Cocaptain
Junie Franciose
Tel
Framingham
Xbury Carpet Co
Saxonville
Mass
Overseas
DRY Cleaning
Ater iSeg
Middlesex Bonded Cleaning Company
Powder Mill Road
America
Orient
Europe
Middle “Atlantic States
Albion Johnson
Acton
River Street
Taylor. Farms Inc
Nashoba Road
West Acton
NEW Legion
Paul H. Griffith
Uniontows
American Legion
Minutemen
Pontifical Mass
Copley Square
Kenmore
Royal and
William Walters
Staw
L. D. Wilson
Order
Grand Lodge
Walden Royal Arch
Trinity Commandery
Knigh Templar
Magdalene
Order of the Eastern Star
Trilmont
Walden St. - Concord
Edith Nourse Rogers
Arnet
United States
Fifth District
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
WLAW
Thur
Mon
Arthur C. Spalding
Holyrood Avenue
Lowell, Mass
VOSA
Sheridan Beauty Salon
PEA Furnace
STOVE
Concord Oil CO
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