Boy Scouts Merit Badges and Winter Hike Record
A list of Scouts from Troop 1 Concord, Troop 2 Concord, and Troop 1 Concord Junction receiving merit badge tests in subjects including Carpentry, Woodworking, Public Health, and First Aid. A hike from Trinity Church Elm Street to a scout camp at Fairhaven Bay featured skating, dinner, camp repairs by Mr. Holbrook and attended by Scout Executive Mr. Holbrook, with activities such as Tug-o-War and a horse and rider challenge.
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Troop 1
Concord
Thomas
Edward Jett
Ralph Macone
Robert Dickey
John Brigham
Wm. A. Compton
Pathfi
John Farrar
Raymond Lawrence
G. Granstrom
William Auer
D. Wiles
H. B. Hosmer, Jr
Harold Bowers
Melvin Martinson
William Tibbets
James Christianson
Walter Hanson
Robert Cle
Concord Junction
Forrest Higgins
Arnold Hay
Hardy Tracy
Earl Aldred
Henry Graham
Fred Engebretson
Hugh Engebretson
George Parker
Wellesley
John Case
Trinity Church
Elm Street
Fairhaven Bay
Mr. Hosmer
Donald Wood
Daniel Wiles
Herman Anderson
George ‘“Engebretsen
Sumner Bodfish
William Heenan
James Edney
Herbert B. Hosmer Jr
Edward Bartlett
Thomas Motley
Alan Kellock
Harold Carlson
Oscar Beckvold
Daniel Keyes
Robert Poresky
Holbrook
The
Waltham Council
Main Street
Ugs
Julian Tolman
Gilbert Lawrence
James Whipple
Herbert B. Hosmer
Herbert Smith
Otg Whitney
Arthur Beardsell
James Borland
Supper Precedes Degree Work at Rebekahs Lodge
The initiatory degree was exemplified on a class of candidates at a Miraph Rebekahs lodge meeting held Thursday night at Odd Fellows hall. An early supper was served before the meeting by a committee chaired by Mrs. Gertrude Keene.
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Miraph Rebekahs Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Gertrude Keene
Maynard Downs Marlboro in Midland League Tilt
Maynard High School defeated Marlboro 35 13 at Waltham Street hall in a Midland League basketball game. Maynard’s fast passing and stifling defense overwhelmed Marlboro, leading 20 7 at halftime and a late surge. Fingard scored 13 for Maynard, Scezeren added nine, while Ricker led Marlboro with five. Girard fouled out. Maynard moved to second place, one game behind the leaders.
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Maynard
Maynard HS
Columan
Marlboro
Waltham Street Hall
Orange and Black
Rowe
Fingard
Scezeren
Ricker
Girard
O Ie
St Anne's Saints Triumph Over Ypsilanti Five
St Anne's of Somerville defeated Ypsilanti Five 38 to 23 at Parker Street Friday. Mahoney led with 21 points, Considine added 9, while Kangas and Boulden contributed for the visitors. Referee Moynahan officiated as St Anne's built a halftime 21-20 lead and pulled away in the final period.
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Maynard
St. Anne’s
Somerville
P Sf
Parker Street
Mahoney
Saints
Yipsel
St. Anne
Vipsel
St. Anselm’s
Considine
Kiki Kangas
Boulden
St.’ Anne’s Hourihan If
McHale If
O’connor If
Cudmore
Dyson c
Mahoney Rb
Considine Lb
Columbo Ib
Miikola Ib
Boulden Rb
W. Ojalehto c
A. Kangas If
W. Kangas Rf
G. Ojalehto Rf
Ib Se
Moynahan
Acton Center Hosts Open Meeting on Homemakers Institute
West Acton residents Mrs Hobart Mead Mrs Fred Bradford Mrs John Holland Mrs Alden Flagg Mrs Charles Edney and Mrs Oscar Howe will receive advanced programs from Middlesex County Extension Service for the Farmers and Homemakers Institute to be held at Westford on Thursday February 16 This open meeting invites local men and women seeking details or a ride to Westford.
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Homemakers Institute
Hobart Mead
Fred Bradford
West Acton
John Holland
Alden Flagg
North Acton
Charles Edney
Oscar Howe
South Acton
Middlesex County Extension Service Office
Waltham
Farmers and Homemakers Institute
Westford
Acton
Ancient Order to Hold Whist at Monument Hall
Concord division announces a whist event at Monument Hall on Monday evening February 20 James Powers named chairman of the organizing committee collectors and attendees urged to attend for the Hibe division 56 gathering new event date
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Ivision
Hibe
James Powers
Concord High School Opens Indoor Track Team Season
Concord opens its first indoor track season under Coach Everett F. Weygant with captain Winfield Ricker leading a squad training at the State Armory. The team will compete in a series of meets from February through March including Northeastern interscholastic, Somerville dual, Andover scholastics, the Boston B A A meet, Cambridge dual, and the State meet in Boston.
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Concord
Concord High School
Northeastern University
Boston
Winfield Ricker
Rudolph Currier
Everett F. Weygant
State Armory
Somerville
Andover
Mechanics Building
Cambridge High
Latin School
Cambridge
East Armory
Preparatory School of
Concord High hockey wins fourth straight in season debut
Concord High School ice hockey team, the school’s first on ice, earned its fourth consecutive victory by defeating Wellesley High 1 0 at Wellesley. Beardsell scored the decisive goal aided by strong defense as coachs praised the effort.
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Concord
Concord High School
Wellesley
Concord Boys
Wellesley High
Beardsell
Wellesley Kenna
Westby
Belmont Hill Edges Middlesex in Double Overtime
Belmont Hill School defeated Middlesex School 2 0 in the second overtime after a 0 0 draw through three periods at Middlesex Rink Bateman's Pond North Concord. Cole scored on a rebound and another goal credited when the puck caromed off a Middlesex player into the net. Referees Fenn and Raymond.
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Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Boston
Bateman’s Pond
North Concord
Belmont
Cole
Elwell
Bartoll
Bacon
Woodworth
Brewer
Catlin
F. Martin
Capt
Baxter c ¢ Black
Doolittle
R. Martin
Bailey
Pullham
Hoguet
Shreve
Leatherbee
Cole Ld
Almy
Kimball
Keley
Durstan
Hale
G Smith
School
Hill
Fenn and
Raymond
Howe
Local social notes from Concord Jct and area
Mr and Mrs William Loughlin of Weston hosted visitors Doris and the Loughlin family while Miss Mary Tosney of South Boston joined the Carrolls for a weekend. Helen Shannon of Cambridge stayed with the Donoghues and Dorothy Hendrickson visited Frances Paborn at Amherst College. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Braman on Saturday and Gedrep Kane visited the Kais over the weekend.
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William Loughlin
Doris
Weston
Edward Loughlin
Mary Tosney
South Boston
Thomas Carroll
Helen Shannon
Cambridge
Arthur Donoghue
Dorothy Hendrickson
Frances Paborne
Amherst College
and E Braman
Gedrep’ Kane
Thomas Kaié
Varied Extension Service Program Set for February 16
The Extension Service with Middlesex North Agricultural Society will hold an all day farmers and homemakers meeting at Westford Town Hall on February 16. It will serve northern towns including Lowell, Dracut, Tyngsboro, Concord and others with free morning and afternoon sessions and a noon dinner by Westford Grange.
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Wil
Westford Town Hall
Lowell
Dracut
Duns
Tewksbury
Tyngsboro
Due
Groton
Ayer
Ashby
Townsend
Pepperell
Concord
Acton
Boxboro
Carlisle
Shirley
Billerica
Barr
May E. Foley
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherts
F. C. Sears
The
Agricultural College
Westford
Grange
Hilde
Moe Oh Jon
Miss May Foley
Miss Foley
Townsends’ Frosty Friday Notch Be Low Zero Reading
A cooperative observer of the United States Weather Bureau, Postmaster Fred A. Town records a thermometer reading of 6.5 below zero. Friday night brought a surprise temperature dip, signaling colder conditions for the area.
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Fred A. Town
Cooperative Observer
United States Weather Bureau
Maynard K of C Defeats Milford in Debated Resolution
Maynard K of C defeated Milford K of C in a public debate at the High School Auditorium on the resolution to amend the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beer. Judges included Jereome Fogwell, Alan F. Furber, and Edward F. Loughlin. Maynard showcased strong negative arguments and earned audience acclaim.
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Maynard
Maynard K
Leonard Kelley
Mathew King
Milford
William F. Gonnolley
John C. Sweeney
William F. Byrne
John J. Donohue
Jereome Fogwell
Alan F. Furber
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord
Maynard Sheiks Battle Hudson TT To 1 1 Tie
A hard fought hockey game between Maynard Sheiks and Hudson TT ended in a 1-1 tie. Both teams traded chances with solid defense and goaltending sealing the stalemate. The matchup highlighted local players and the competitive balance of the season.
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Maynard
Maynard Sheiks
Hudson TT
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