Concord Chorus to Rehearse Mozart Requiem Next Tuesday
The Concord Chorus begins its fourth season with a rehearsal at the High School next Tuesday October 5 at 7:30 p.m. New members are invited after last week's invitation in the Enterprise. The work planned is Mozart's Requiem with Bach Mass as a prior influence.
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Concord Chorus
Hifi
Convics
Bac
Mézart
Gans
Susemtayer
Mozart
Scouts Brownies Plan October 5 and 6 Rallies
Concord Hi Scouts and Brownies announce a clubhouse rally schedule with Brownies meeting October 6 at 3 15 pm and Girl Scouts starting October 5 at 3 15 pm. Cookies and punch for attendees and mothers promised. Mrs Catherine Farnsworth to greet the group and discuss scouting principles.
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Concord
Mrsatoline Farnsworth
Penny Sale Held for Church Altar Fund at Odd Fellows Hall
A well attended penny sale conducted by the Ladies of the Altar Guild Society at Odd Fellows Hall last Wednesday night raised proceeds for the altar and sanctuary fund of the Our Lady of Christians Church. Margaret Cienay chaired the committee. Pastor Rev Alexander J Mec thanked the communities for the success.
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West Concord
New Arrival Announced for Nims Family
An announcement lists the upcoming arrival for Mrs. J oe hat Nims and Mrs. John B Nims. It notes a September date and mentions family members including Mrs. George Canwell of Monmouth Maine and a Sey of Concord.
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J.oe
Nims
Jri
Concord
John B. Nims
Céricord
George
Canwell
Monmouth
Maine
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Discharged Soldier Hickereda Listed on Ord Street
A fragmentary notice lists Hickereda, son of Meene and credited as Nic Ord street, as head discharged from service with unspecified details.
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Ees Hickereda
Ord Street
Concord Board of Trade to Hear Harold Cabot Talk
The Concord Board of Trade opens its season next Monday at 6 45 PM at the Howard Johnson Restaurant Route 2. President William F. Kussin presides. Harold Cabot, Emerson Hospital president and Boston advertising agency head, will discuss Advertising. A School Facilities Committee member will present the committee report.
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Ade
Howard Johnson
Route 2
William F. Kussin
Harold Cabot
Emerson Hospital
Boston
Facili Ge Coureeens
Concord Free Public Library Hosts 75th Anniversary Art Exhibit
The Concord Free Public Library marks its 75th anniversary with a birthday exhibition featuring paintings and sculptures from its permanent collection. Concord artists like Emerson, Hawthorne, and Hovey are highlighted alongside works from Old Manse and Robert & Vose Galleries.
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Concord Free Public
Concord Artists
Robert & Vose
Boston
Itton
William Munroe
Thoreau
Unn Hawthorne
Joseph Hosmer
Emerson
Con Cord
Exhibaiinagsts
Daniel Chester
Rae Taye
Rag Drive Slated by West Concord Cub Pack 33
West Concord Cub Pack 33 Scouts plan a rag drive on Saturday October 9 with Cub members guiding rag collection along all streets. The drive aims to raise funds and keep streets clean after last year’s success, with donations asked for as needed. Contact Cub Pack Chairman Arthur T Mullen Publicist Fred Whitcomb and Fred Benson for donations or item pickup.
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Concord
West Concord
Rsale
Aes Coe
Arthur T Mullen
Cub Park
Fred Benson
Fred Whitcomb
Mulcahy Son Enlists in U S Navy
Concord reports George D Mulcahy of 6 Mall Street has enlisted in the U S Navy and is awaiting active service after arriving in Boston. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George D Mulcahy.
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Concord
Geo. D. Mulcayer
Mall Street
U. S. Navy
Havat Dow
Boston
George D. Mulcahy
Concord Citizens Committee Plans Third Annual Football Banquet
Concord Citizens Committee chaired by J. Méreau calls sub committees and officers to attend next Saturday night at Ellisville. The meeting aims to organize the third annual banquet for the Concord School football team with sports figures expected. date and place to be announced.
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Concord
Leon’ J. Méreau
Condord Citizenis
Ellis Wile Waita
Maynard High School Star Catcher Signed by White Sox
Maynard two youths break records as the 1947 Maynard High School catcher from Madisonville Ky returns home. He spent 1948 with the Kitty League club catching 129 games and batting .291. His contract was bought by Waterloo Iowa Class B for next season. Stan Sikorsky of the Polish American C C is named to the state all star semi pro nine and noted as a leading catcher in the region.
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Wasiluk
Waterloo
Iowa
Stan Sikorsky
C. C
Geog Sikorsky
P. A
Tudy's to Face Sleepy Hollow in Decider Sunday
In a West Concord baseball series, Tudy's won the opener 8-4 while Sleepy Hollow rallied from 9-0 to win 10-9. The deciding game is set for Sunday afternoon at Rideout Playground with a 1:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Concords
Sleepy Hollow
Tudy’s
Rideout Playground
West Concord
Resentment Too Strong
Marvin S. Cobb pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon in Albuquerque New Mexico. He brandished a .38 caliber revolver at a motorist who nearly collided with him at an intersection. Cobb paid a $90 fine.
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Marvin’ S. Cobb
Waltham Sophs Rally To Defeat Concord Jayvees 7 0
Jack Menten scampered for a 63 yard march finishing with a second half touchdown to lift the Waltham Sophomores to a 7 0 win over Concord High jayvees at Emerson Playground. Mellita’s 20 yard pass to Frankie Krol set up the opening drive and Leo McKenna directed Concord’s late threat before Mollica scored the touchdown and Krol added the extra point.
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Jack Menten
Waltham
Sophs
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Emerson Playground
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Mellita
Frankie Krol
Dartmouth
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Jack Finan
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Clarke
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Rheaume
Noonan
Meade
Farrett
Broderick
Krol
Walter Carew
St Bonaventure’s
Kenneth Creighton
Breene
John O’connell
Boston University
Maynard Eagles Roll Over St Charles In Heat Party
Maynard High School defeated St Charles of Waltham 26 to 0 on Alumni Field in hot conditions. Key plays featured Kevin Dwinnell 71 yard dash for a touchdown and Dick Albert intercepting a pass for a 38 yard return as Maynard pulled away in the second half.
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Lincoln Mohawks Clinch Paul Revere League Title on Home Field
The Lincoln Mohawks defeated Maynard 11 to 5 to win the Paul Revere League championship for the second straight year. Will Connelly starred with a long home run and multiple key hits, supported by Cunningham, Nick Macone, Dave Todd, Leos Cunm, John Gudzinowicz, and a strong battery of Connelly and Davis Watts Sikorsky.
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Nick Macone
Johny Gudzinowicz
Marlboro Players Sweep Central Massachusetts Golf Prizes
Marlboro Players Cop Golf Prizes at the Central Massachusetts Golf Association ke to play day at the Web ly course. Steve Agoritsas and Paul Kelher led with low net scores among about 15 local golfers who attended the event, which included 1 holes of golf and a banquet in the evening.
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Tart Comeatio
Paul Kel Her
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Golf Association
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Concord Recreation Commission hosts regional meeting on programs
Roger C. Fenn of the Concord Recreation Commission hosted a gathering at Monument Street with 20 attendees from Lexington Belmont Needham Norwood Weston and Concord. Discussed sawdust bases for hockey rink construction in West Concord budgets for recreation departments and school cooperation with Concord’s program.
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Roger C. Fenn
Concord Recreation Commission
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Lexington
Belmont
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Weston
Bernard E. Megin
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Eilis Abell
West Concord
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Leon Smeltzer
Civil Service
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Phil ‘Claxton
Concord Commission
School safety patrols boost citywide program reach
Boston schools expand volunteer safety patrols with belts and badges guiding children across streets. Nearly 2,000 members, including teachers and volunteers, monitor corners and clubs, reporting 14 saved lives and a 25 percent rise in safety awareness as posters and lesson ideas spread.
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