Twilight League Ends Depot Nine Dominance
Twilight League action at Em ih Playground saw Sleepy Hollow end Depot’s reign by taking game one 10-8 and the nightcap 4-2. Ray pitched well for Sleepy Hollow while Maurice Dee starred for Depot in the opener and the two clubs split the twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot
Emih
Bedford Eters
Yelugee
Pagans
Che ~Ray
Sreau
Maurice Dee
Rosing
Sleepy Hollow
Concord High Coaches Hopeful for Cross Country Meet
Concord High reorganizes its cross country program aiming to improve results. New coach W. Wood Bian O'Connor plans a schedule of seven meets with mid season rest periods and team drills. Captain candidates include Dukie Stefanzieli Putnam Pietro and Wong with several others such as Bayeur Hancock Delan Pope Swanson Gustafson and Dee listed as possibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicord
Concord
W.ood Bian
O'Connor
Burn
Bik
Tn ‘Wourse
Dukie
Stefanzieli
Putnam
Pietro
Wong
Phi
Bayeur
Jim Hancock
Delan
John Pope
Leo “al. Swanson
Donald Wu
Joséth Barry
Paul Delie
Wendell Gustafson
Norwie Dee
Yanks Prepare For Opening Game At Braves Field
The Boston Yanks plan a busy practice week ahead of their opening Professional League game set for Monday evening September 30 at Braves Field Boston. They have been holding exhibitions with several teams this week including a match with the Long Island Indians.
Petition for administration in Massachusetts court
A petition to appoint Lucy Bean of Acton administratrix of the estate of a deceased person has been filed. Objections or appearances must be filed in Cambridge by ten in the forenoon on the return day of the citation. Judge John C. Legis presiding. Register Loring P. Jordan. Dates September 19 26 October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Béan
Acton
Cambridge
John C. Legis
Sai Court
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Sudbury Board Hearing On September 24 1846
The Sudbury Board of Jappe holds a hearing at the Town Hall on Tuesday September 24 1846 at 8 p m. Applicants include Charles Liebman seeking to vent a Raymond road residence as a two family house and Clifford S Wright seeking to use his Woodside Smith house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Board OF Jappe
Charles Liebman
Raymond Road
Clifford S. Wright
Woodside
Smith
Maynard High Coach Joins Springfield Doms Roster
Maynard High School football coach Stan Bondelevitch, famed as the iron man at St Anstem's, signs to captain and play left end for the Springfield Doms semi pro team coached by Cleo O'Donnell. He will balance duties with his high school role as the Doms schedule rugged foes including an exhibition with the Boston Yanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stan Bondelevitch
Springfield Doms
St. Anstem's
Iron Man
Doms
Cleo O'Donnell
Holy Cross
Bondy
St. Anstem’s
Whitney Donates Trophy for Greater Waltham League Final
Otis M. Whitney of Concord donates a championship trophy for the Greater Waltham Baseball League winner. The Waltham City Club and Vedaccios of Newton contest the final series. Lincoln Mohawks exited in the semi finals. Whitney previously backed the 1937 Concha Town Team, champions at the state semi probe and later to the national tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Otis M. Whitney
Elm Street
Greater Waltham
Waltham City Club
Vedaccios
Newton
Lincoln Mohawks
Whitney
Concha
West Concord Loop To Close Season Doubleheader
The West Concord Twi League postpon ed doubleheader will be played at Ride out Playground next Sunday September 22. Secretary Paul M. Beardsell reports these two games will be the season finale with 1:30 start times featuring Red and White versus Macones and Colonial Taxi against Macones. Both contests expected to be lively affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Rideout Playground
Paul M. Beardsell
Concord Country Club hole-in-one fuels town golf tale
Ten years ago Dan Lapham of West Concord aceed a 155 yard ninth hole at Concord Country Club. The Concord Yankees coached by Dave Robinson prepared for their opener against Lowell Pros as Lennie Smith delivered a strong pitching performance. Maynard coach Mike Vodokolys fields a 45 player squad led by captain Colombo in a town championship clash where Concord narrowly edged West Concord 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan “Lapham
West Concord
Concord Country Club
Concord Yankees
Dave Robinson
Lowell
Concord
Lennie Smith
Archie’ Barrett
Mike ‘ Vodokolys
Maynard
Sk Lad
Nd Colombo
Company D ranks near top in Camp Curtis shootout
Maharashtra style summary unavailable.
First Poem by Mary Cool Castle in Saturday Evening Post
Mary Cool Castle of Monuments Street Concord contributes a poem titled Age of Unreason in this week’s Saturday Evening Post. The poem consoles a six year old girl who dreams of grownup loveliness.
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Mary Cool Castle
Monuments Street
Concord
Saturday Evening Post
Funeral for Concord Woman in Arlington
The funeral for Mrs. Tena E. Hardy 61 formerly of Concord was held at Hartwell Chapel Arlington with Rev Nathan W Wood and Rev Edward Daniels officiating. Burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs Hardy lived in Arlington 19 years was active in Eastern Star and leaves husband Stillman A. Hardy, four brothers and two sisters along with her daughter Mrs Ernest C. Goodspeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Tena E. (Smith) Hardy
Ernest C
Mary C.) Goodspeed
Westford Road
Hartwell Chapel
Arlington
Nathan W. Wood
First Baptist Church
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church of
Woodlawn
Middlesex School Opens 1946 Football Season at Concord Field
Middlesex School began its 1946 football season at Concord field with about 35 candidates reporting to Coach Frederic W. Pratt. Team captain and tackle Harry Woodbridge led the group, with six veterans returning and William D. Alexander assisting. The opening game is set for September 28 at home against Boston Trade.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Frederic W. Pratt
Harry Woodbridge
Middlesex
Pratt
William D. Alexander
Boston
Concord Jayvees Open Wednesday Schedule
The Concord High School Jayvees begin their season next Wednesday September 25 with a game against Shirley Industrial School at Shirley. Rae J. Malcolm coaches the squad and future games may include Middlesex C team Lexington and Maynard Jayvees.
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Concord
Concord High School
Shirley Industrial School
Shirley
Rae J. Malcolm
Middlesex
Lexington
Maynard Jayvees
Sapling sprouts atop Peoria city hall
In Peoria Illinois a two year old sapling is growing rapidly in a crevice of city hall stone masonry and drawing attention as it extends upward from the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
U.P
Peoria
Price $12.50 Apply: Union Church Parsonage
Aclassified notice from Stow MA invites offers of 12.50 dollars for the Union Church parsonage. The short listing specifies location in Stow and a price point of 12 dollars 50 cents.
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Union Church
Parsonage
Stow
Massachusetts
Pigskin Picks for 1946 Season Debut
Concord writer forecasts 12 schoolboy games for opening week across towns like Hudson Shrewsbury Clinton Natick Lexington Marlboro Belmont Waltham Leominster Concord Prichard Needham Norwood Foxboro Lytin English Lowell Framingham Wellesley Billerica Ayer Arlington Newton. He assigns 10 points per win and 5 per tie aiming for 120 points if all 12 results are correct.
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Concord
Enterprise
Ouija Board
Hudson
Shrewsbury
Clinton
Arcs
Natick
Lexington
Winchester
Marlboro
Belmont
Waltham
Leominster
Prichard
Needham
Norwood
Weént
Loge
Foxboro
Lytin
Lowell
Framingham
Wellesley
Billerica
St Ayer
Arlington
Newton
Mrs. W. Magoon Becomes Local Beauty Counselor Agent
Mrs. William T. Magoon of 15 Upland road is now representing Beauty Counselor Inc in Concord and vicinity. She offers cosmetics and toiletries with skin typing guidance and in home makeup programs. A no charge dinner party pick up service is available by calling her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
William T. Magoon
Upland Road
Beauty Counselor, Inc
Concord
Deep Sea Angler Phyllis Stanley Hooks 8-Foot Sailfish
Phyllis E. Stanley of Bedford caught an 8 ft 2 in 73 lb sailfish off the cruiser Lolly Pop with Capt. Harry G. Hager at the helm in West Palm Beach Florida. The report also notes Baldy Peak rising to 8382 feet in Jeff Davis County Texas.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Phyllis E. Stanley
College Avenue
Bedford
Lolly Pop
Harry G. Hager
Baldy Peak
Jeff Davis County
Texas
Bedford Grange Servicemen Event and Meetings Schedule
Bedford Grange held its first fell meeting in the Town hall with Leslie R. Stacey in charge. A catered supper and entertainment for discharged servicemen is planned for September 30, with reservations to committee members including Mrs. Fay Roby and Mrs. Leila Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Grange
Leslie R. Stacey
Fay Roby
Leila Blake
Constance Poleo
Roderick MacLean
Richard J. Powderley
Leslie R. Stacye
Walter Swanson
New Emerson Hospital Administrator Reports August Totals
Concord Miss Almina Snow, new administrator at Emerson hospital, presents August 1946 totals: surgical 64, medical 30, obstetrical 46, births 42, out patients 79, operations 92, accident cases 13 with auto 9 and other 4, patients treated 74, charges 54, smallest number 40, discharged 186, daily average 46.3, August 32.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Almina L. Snow
Emerson’ Hospital
Hearing Set on Shade Tree Removal in West Concord
A Concord hearing will be held tonight at the Selectmen's rooms by F. Clark to decide action on the son of the New York New Haven and Hartford which seeks to cut down several shade trees near Commonwealth Avenue railroad crossing in West Concord.
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Concord
O F. Clark
Tony O'Clock
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Commonwealth Avenue
Railroad Crossing
West Concord
Sanitary Piracy and a Boy's Pirate Dream
A neighbor's child, dreaming of becoming a pirate, imagines boarding a merchant ship with a cutlass in his teeth. He recalls the old notion as outdated, then adds that after killing someone he would sterilize the blade in boiling water, a troubling yet humorous wartime reminiscence.
Veteran and friend debate army roles in a fragment
A brief dialogue fragment shows a veteran stating he drilled teeth while denying a den al sergeant role. The lines reveal a casual exchange about military jobs.
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Denal
Sweet Rireams Sleep Habits Mentioned in Quip
A humorous exchange reveals Brown asking if snoring still wakes him. Smithers replies he fixed it by sleeping with his head in another room, noting the change.
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Brown
Smithers
Wifey Learns To Add Water To Dehydrated Foods
Wifey explains to hubby that cooking will change after learning you must add water to dehydrated foods. The exchange highlights a practical kitchen tip and domestic dynamic.
Best Man Finds Joy in Small Wedding Role
Jim explains he is glad only to have served as best man at his partner's wedding. The exchange hints at personal humor and a lighthearted view of wedding roles between Slim and Jim.
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Slim
Jim
Wifey The dotior notes climate change in jest
A playful exchange mentions a change of climate and the advent of winter. The dialogue centers on a lighthearted domestic moment about seasonal shift and weather. No specific events or people beyond the couple are identified.
Coat of Paint Punchline In Comic Exchange
A playful exchange features a joke about a coat with no buttons as a punchline. Characters engage in a riddle style banter revealing a humorous answer about a coat of paint.
Timon pious sentence test at our house
A speaker uses the word pious in a simple sentence about a timon at home and a steady, faithful tone. The phrase highlights a religious or virtuous attribute in everyday speech.
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Timon
Pass Around Jack And Jill Exchange Provocative Scruples
The dialogue features Jack and Jill trading playful lines about scruples. Jack jokes about kissing with a double entendre while Jill resists, citing her scruples, and Jack quips he has had them twice. The humor centers on flirtation and wordplay.
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Jack
Jill
Musical Smoke Exchange Sparks Joking Bargain
Dialogue shows Ted and Ned joking about trading cigars for coupons and receiving instruments like a mouth organ or harp. The banter hints at a lighthearted, barter culture and playful willingness to swap items based on coupon counts.
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Ted
Ned
Wife-Drunk Again Says Special Reason
A playful dialogue where a husband explains his drunkenness by claiming a special purpose. The wife questions the reason and the husband fixes the fault by shifting focus to the washing of the dish shelf. The humor hinges on wordplay and domestic shorthand.
Forever and Ever Mrs Brown Divorced Women Seek New Partners
Dialogue presents two women discussing Mrs Smith after divorce and Mrs Brown declares she will pursue a new partner while Mrs Blue confirms she aims to regain her maiden status. The snippet captures social gossip on remarriage expectations.
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Mrs. Brown
Wetherbee Died Sudden at Brockton Hospital
Hudson Frederick B. Wetherbee 76 of Bolton Pan died Saturday at Brockton Hospital after a heart attack while returning from a visit. He leaves wife Annabelle Scott Wetherbee, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He belonged to Odd Fellows Gore Lodge Waltham and Isaac Parked Lodge Masons Waltham. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. from his home. interment Mount Pleasant Sudbury. arrangements by Edward L. Merrill.
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Hudson
Frederick B. Wetherbee
Bolton Pan
Brockton Hospital
Dod
Wetherbee
Beridh Waltham
Albert
Mary S
Annabelle
Scott) Wetherbee
Governor Gore
Service Club in Meeting at Bedford
The Bedford Women’s Service Club met in the Town hall on Wednesday night with Mrs. Charles F. Murray presiding at the business meeting. An entertainment followed featuring the Bell Ringers from the Church of Christ. members included Mrs. Frank W. Thompson and others. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Martin F. McMahon and Mrs. Walter Fitch.
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Bedford
Bedford Women’s Service Club
Charles F. Murray
Church of Christ
Frank W. Thompson
Fay Roby
Alton W. Adams
Gaston Goyette
Louis’ Santora
Agnes Kazarian
Martin F. McMahon
Soybean yields may keep 1946 production near 1945 levels
Despite a 14 percent cut in acreage, better yielding soybean varieties are expected to lift 1946 production to within 3 percent of last year's level, according to agricultural forecasts.
Bedford Drive for Salvation Army Campaign Chief Names
Arthur H. of Bedford and Bedford Springsman lead the 1946 47 fundraising drive for the Salvation Army. Trustees and council members including Mrs Floyd Sweetnam and Elizabeth Balfour head the regional campaign committees with a goal of one million dollars. The appeal emphasizes local support and special gifts divisions.
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Bedford
Arthur H
Springsig
Campaign For the Army
Den
York Pharmaceutica
Campaig
Floyd Sweetnam
Elizabeth B. Balfour
Read
Army
Fenn and Margot Tie Memorial Church Ceremony
Miss Margot Fenn joined in marriage with a relative of the bride at Memorial Church Harvard University last Saturday afternoon. Rev Earl C Days officiated and a modest bridal party included a maid of honor and six bridesmaids with a cousin of the bride attending as a bridesmaid. The couple will live nearby.
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Concord
Helene Grota Fenn Ter
Huntington’ Fenn
William Ranger
Gabri
Perkins Institute
Earl C. Daystersham
Morial
Harvasity
Margot Fenn
Concordia CYO Hosts Annual Dutch Net Fund Drive
The regular weekly St Bernard's CYO held Friday night at lower Monn campus. Several from Concord and the Greater Boston community participated in the annual fund drive announced by fire officials. Miss Mary Boardmi cord emerged among young debutantes.
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St. Bernard’s Cyo
Lower Monn
Concord
Greater Bosmunity Fund
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Mongstad
Pvt
Robert F. Foster
Dick Guard
Honolulu
Harry Cook
Nashataugs
Woburn
Ree Manning
Concord Jayvees
Lincoln
Ford
Grange Party
Richard Comley
David Edwards
Theodore B. Currier
Salvatore Albani
Marion Johnson
Chelmsford
L. Roy Hays
Day ‘Roby
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Marjorie Atwooft
Lucille Pinkham
Warden
Jane
Jean
Tino
F. B. Wetherbee
Cape
Service Club
Mary Boardmicord
Prince Albert
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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