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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
8
Fragmentary notes list residents and addresses including Stefanelii and Carey on O Neill Avenue. Mentions of a preacher at a Midwestern church services and sermons on Sundays. References to Christ Scientist topic and the Free Church missionary meeting at a home. Also notes Dee Jr. and Paul V. Dee with a diary entry on Saturday.
George T Barrett Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Barrett of 17 Elsinore street is stationed in Hamburg Germany with the U S Army recovery unit. Mrs James Blackburn of 8 Main Street West Concord returned from St Elizabeths hospital Brighton with her infant Lamhel Russell Jr. An Army recruiting truck from Lowell visited Concord in a push to enroll local youths. Local residents attended the reopening of the Oval room at Copley Plaza Boston. The Concord School Committee will meet October 2 at 7:30 PM in the high school library. The James J Mansfield Post will meet October 9 at the Veterans Building.
Rev Edward Perry Daniels of First Parish Church preached on Foundations First in the morning service last Sunday. Mrs Horace H D H Williams and her son David B Williams returned from a motor trip to the White Mountains and New Hampshire. The Ladies Auxiliary AOH met at Mrs Katherine J Downing's home on Bel Knapp Street with a whist party afterwards. The YPS of Evangelical Free Church met at Miss Thoresen's Strawberry Hill Road. Rev Joseph Albert Quigley of St. Joseph's South Lincoln is recovering after a stay in a Boston hospital and returning home. Philip A Carrigan of 34 Bedford Street enjoys his annual vacation duties with the Municipal Light Plant.
A frosting technique note states pouring frosting speeds decorating and yields smoother results than dropping it. It highlights the efficiency and finish when applying frosting to a cake.
The Bedford Woman's Club elected officers for 1946 1947 with Mrs. Horace S. Teague as president and Mrs. John F. Brown as vice president. Other posts include recording secretary Mrs. Louis H. Smith and treasurer MT Abbott R. Webber. Directors include Mrs. C Emerson Fox and Mrs. John Ceresuolo.
Concord council and Knights at Maynard Country Club failed to hold a golf tournament last Sunday because many Concord members were busy with other activities. Those who planned to play joined a baseball game against the Linton Mohawks, and the season’s lateness likely means the event will be cancelled entirely. The issue notes a new fishing hobber that lights up when a fish bites in the American Magazine.
Frank A. Janusas, 28, Lexington born golfer and Navy veteran of World War II, died after injuries from a Friday night automobile accident. Funeral held in Lexington Wednesday. A former Lexington High athlete and notable amateur, he recently toured with the U S Golf Association. He leaves parents and two brothers including John, a former Boston College tackle.
Thompson wins the club championship at Concord Country Club as week end play continued. Quarterfinal results include Pratt by default over H Snelling, Thompson over Austin 4 and 3, Gleason over Comins Jr 2 and 1, Goodale over Buttrick by default, Piper over Calder 5 and 4, Comins over Wheeler 2 and 1, Hill over Cook 5 and 4, and Dickens over Robertson 4 and 3.
Teddy Wood of Concord finished fifth in the Great Barrington 20 kilometer marathon held last Saturday. The winner was Charlie Robbins for the third Crane OBE year, with a repeated runner up finish by Johnny Kelley, a Thomas Crane North Medford club member.
West Concord Miss Shirley Ruth Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent F Rice of 370 Main Street has entered Fitchburg State Teachers College and now resides at Miller Hall. She graduated from Concord High School last June.
Sportswriters pick Hudson stars Jim Stewart and Al Pitard for the Shrewsbury game with honorable mentions for Dick White and Dick Gardner. Marlboro’s Genari and Brennan receive honors for Belmont. Clinton Natick selections name Bob Donahue, Capt. Danny Driscoll, Lou Scianna, Buddy Porter, with several honorable mentions including Tom Fallon, Pat Litterio, Bill Carr, Hastings, and Dick Clasby.
Marlboro and Belmont battled with Marlboro captain Sam Duca, a rugged fullback, delivering standout defensive play and return kicks. Duca’s passing fueled Marlboro’s air gains though blocking faltered, while Henry Genari at right guard disrupted Belmont’s ground game throughout the afternoon.
Bob Donahue, Clinton's quarterback, shines with three touchdown passes and smart play calling as Clinton seeks a second straight Midland League title. Captain Dan Driscoll duels with key runs including a 30 yard burst for Clinton's fourth score.
Concord Governor Otis M. Whitney presented his donated trophy to the winner of the Ger-Waltham Baseball League championship after Sunday's game in Waltham.
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