Concord-Lexington High Defeats Con At Lexington
Concord Lexington High defeated Con in Lexington Tuesday led throughout by Busa and Captain Pete Antonan Concord with 13 points each. Belmont clinched the Middle title with its 12th win in the season as Stone helped Reading. Friday games feature Concord at Belmont Stone at Lexington and Wakefield at Winthrope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington High
Conat
Lexington
Busa
Pete Antonan
Concord. I
Belmont
Reading
Ay Inc
Boston
Feary
Stone
Meon and
Wakefield
Maynard Triumphs In Close Waynard–Westford Bout
The Maynard team edged Westford 24 19 in a rough contest. Jimmy Sims topped scoring with 16 points while Anderson added five for Waynard. Broo Waynard and Westford players traded leads midway as Westford tallied 17 in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma — Maynard
Ceeset
Westford
Pebrusky
Jimmy Sims
Midway Ward
Anderson
Waynard
West
Maynard
Fes
Ig Ip
Bert
Eens Socerelis
Ig Sen
Boston Show Highlights Plans for East Coast Sports Event
The report notes Mr. Sims who runs a restaurant and lodge at Lake Champlain will attend sports events in eastern cities. The feature references a fame ne and Veron? ean nic' Hall in Boston and mentions attendance by notable locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson Boston
Sims
Lodg- On
Lake Champlain
Fragmentary OCR note on prices and figures
A garbled OCR fragment discusses prices and values with unclear items and numbers. It mentions amounts around ninety five and references frames or projects but lacks coherent details or identifiable subjects.
Robbers Hold Up Boston South End Liquor Store Clerk
A clerk at a South End liquor store was held up by six robbers. The incident occurred as the six assailants entered and demanded cash, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating and reviewing surveillance footage.
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Boston
South End
Nashoba Valley league high scorers led by Char Carota
Barry Higgins lists top scorers at midseason with Char Carota of Lexington on 132 points for 22.4 per game. Dick McCarthy of West Concord has 125, Firth of Chelmsford sits with 102, and Wally Cooke of West Groton has 101. Remaining ten includes Worcup, Bob Angus, Badger, Cote, Wyman, and Wasiluk across several towns.
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West Concord
Moerk
Barry Higgins
Nashoba
Char Carota
Lexington
Dick McCarthy
Firth of Chelmeford
Wally Cooke
West Groton
Worcup
Groton
Bob Angus
Badger
Groton T
Cote
Wyman
Ayer Wasiluk
Midland League echoes of girls basketball revival
The article recalls a past era when Midland League teams played high level girls basketball. Coaches like Charlie Manty and teams such as Lexington and Belmont are mentioned, along with historical matches versus Gardner and Hudson. It notes the Maynard girls starting a team again after years and laments the old Wall Street Hall crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Manty
Lexington
Belmont
Maynard
Orange and Black
Gardner, Hudson
Wall Street
Follies of 1949 Ice Extravaganza at Boston Garden
The Shipstads and Johnson live Follies of 1949 opens at Boston Garden February 15 to 27 featuring 27 acts and 167 skaters. Highlights include All Aboard for Candy land with a candystick train panda bear and five marshmallow bunnies and 24 spearmint soldiers in Peppermint Jump. Renowned skaters Roy Shipstad Betty Seha Joyce Scotvold Joanne Scotvold and others perform the elaborate on ice revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipstads and Johnson
Boston Garden
Joyce
Joanne Scotvold
Asl
Roy Shipstad
Audi
Betty Seha
Local Pupils Broadcast From Waltham
West Concord pupils visited Waltham for a broadcast with students Merck Milton Jester Dorothy Piske Vaillant The Cat Foreign Wizard Lawton The Soothsayer Dow announcers Eliza Betty Nagle Janet Magoon piano duet Home On The Range Donald Melisi The Marine's Hymn closed the program The group enjoyed a ride home and a teletype machine viewing Thanks go to Miss Bessie and Principal James V McMullen J Almon Hey teachers who accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Othe Harvey Wheeler
King’s
Ee Charac
Merck Milton Jester
Dorothy Piske
Vaillant
Cat
Lawton Cs
Dow
Eliza
Betty Nagle
Janet Magoon
Donald Melisi
Bessie
James V. McMullen
J. Almon Hey
Waltham
Minister Rev Styron Leaves Lincoln for Cleveland
Prominent local minister Rev Charles Styron of the First Parish in Lincoln traveled to Cleveland last week. A Young People’s Society meeting is set for Free Church Friday at 8 o’clock. Auction by Arthur Magar for J E Mull estate scheduled for February 12 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Styron
Pirst
Lincoln
Cleveland
Oberlin
Ohio
Young People’s Society
Free Church
Arthur Magar
Actioneer
J E
New Arrival in Concord News Notice
Mr and Mrs Morris L Hallowell announce the birth February 7 in Concord of a child to their daughter Mrs Orr Hallowell of Concord Great-grandparents are listed as Mr and Mrs Frederic Gooding of Boston and others referenced in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Morris L. Hallowell
Boston
Hoesien
Emerson
Frederic Gooding
Orr . Hallowell Jr
Sudbury Club Holds February Bridge Party at Town Hall
The Sudbury Club hosts a February bridge party at the Town Hall on February 16 from 2 to 7 PM with games 3 to 5 PM and prizes per table. The federation appeals for funds to purchase a forest for state use, supported by men’s clubs and others. members urged to buy a one ticket at 437 Ellis Dennett for benefits of the event.
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Sudbury
Abe
Ellis Dennett
Acton High School Students Hear Judge Northrup Lecture
Acton High School students in Mr Hopkinson’s business law class visited Concord District Court where Judge Pierre Northrup of Lexington delivered a lively lecture on legal fame and topics such as pleading appeals torts small claims and civil versus criminal jurisdiction. The event was arranged by Clerk of Courts Robert Rhodes with support from Industrial Arts instructor Ralph Stetson and student Richard Herrick who helped prepare a film splicing device for the Visual Aids department. Senior and junior boys will learn more about the U S Navy as a career in an illustrated talk scheduled for Wednesday February 16.
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Hopkinson
District Court
Concord
Pierre Northrup
Lexington
Justice Rup
Robert Rhodes
South Acton
Ralph Stett
Richard Herrick
Valentine
Marjorie Curry
Miss Curry
Whitman Pearson
Kenneth Hampson
Claire Higgins
Harry Morse
Richard Scribner
Flint
U. S. Navy
Concord P T A to Hear Progress on New School Building
The Concord P T A meets Wednesday evening February 16 at 745 PM in Concord High School Cafeteria to preview progress on the new school building. Mrs Winslow Damon chairs the school committee and H Whittemore Brown represents the town building group. They will outline recommendations and architect suggestions, followed by discussion and refreshments. Attendance urged for parents of Peter School children.
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Concord
Concord P. T. A
Concord High School
Winslow Damon
H. Whittemore Brown
Damon
Brown
Peter
Bedford Scouts Hold Pack 16 Meeting in Town Hall
Assistant Cubmaster Jerry Qua led games while Cub Master Albert Tuttle opened with drums and a council fire. A Blue and Gold banquet is set for February 24 in the Town hall. Charter will go to Charles F. Hammond. den chiefs receive shoulder cards. Parents attended to see sons. Cubs earn feathers for ranks. Stanley Julin Sr showcased Indian tom toms made by Lex Cubs for March. Entertainment featured films and a Toonerville Trolley parade.
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Bedford
Jerry Qua
Albert Tuttle
Town Hall
Charles F. Hammond
Stanley Julin
Cubs
Lex
Entertainment Hour
Cubmaster
Dogs Harder to Charlemont Mass Chief’s Pay
Charlemont town officials set the chief of police dog control duties at a salary $5 less than the official dog catcher. The new figure applies to the current year.
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Charlemont
Mass
Records Issued Tuesday After Vacation
Records will be issued on Tuesday March 1 after the vacation, with affected individuals expected to receive documentation and associated materials. Officials note processing may extend into the following day for some cases.
Change In Bus Sudbury Fram Route Schedules
A new daily bus service between Sudbury Fram and Framingham adds two departures from Sudbury at 6 45 a m and 7 45 a m. Buses travel via Landham Road East Sudbury to Framingham with return trips from Framingham at 6 10 p m and 6 10 p m. The route serves a densely populated area and the service depends on demand and local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbary
Sudbury
Boston and Worcester
Landham Road
East Sudbury
Framingham
Local Campaign Luncheons Set for February in Area
Principal James R. Killian Jr. and Dr. Thomas R. ls of Brookline oversee a fundraising campaign. Teams from Concord, Sudbury, and Bedford will send reps to three luncheon meetings at the hospital on February 15 and 23, with a closing dinner at the Hotel Vendome on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Killian, Jr
Wala
Hotel Vendome
Concord
John Buttrick
Edward Free
Ogburn, Jr
Trick, Jr
Mane ‘Bene Keyes
Fulton Johnston
Lincoln
Eveleth R. Todd
Arthur T. Howard
I Hedge
Allan
Richard C. Fleck
Sudbury and
Eck
J. Warren Olmsted
Engagement announced for Bedford couple’s family ties
Bedford residents Mr and Mrs John A Pinkham announce the engagement of their daughter to a Lexington born man formerly with Chelmsford schools and the Naval Air Corps. He now works with Nichols and Company in North Chelmsford. No date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
John A. Pinkham
23 Road
Lexington
Adams
Chelmsford
Naval Air Corps
Nichols and Company of
North Chelmsford
Bedford Community Club Dance Night Review
The Bedford W's Community Club held a Saturday dance on Great Road with red and white decorations. An orchestra provided music while Mrs Joseph P. Mahoney served as general chairman and several local members assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Saturon
Sive Association
Great Road
Forni
Joseph P. Mahoney
Eeee
Gordon C. Englehardt, Jr
Vincent Faye
Henry C. Isner
Paul
Local News Briefs Highlight Family Visits and 4 H Clubs
Mrs Jack Miller and her new son Jeffrey Robert visit with Howard F Ryan and family at 10 Hancock Street. Marjory G Baxter from Boston University enjoys a weeks vacation in Sprin gond. Esther J Foster spends a month vacationing on Cent Avenue. Several 4 H Agriculture clubs join to plan the season events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
Jeffrey Robert Have
Reparents
Howard F. Ryan
Hancock Street
Marjory G. Baxter
Springond
Boston University
Esther J. Foster
Oecent Avenue
Lexington girl honored at Lexington company event
A Lexington girl's recognition at a local company gathering featured remarks by Fred James. The decorations included pink and white neon lighting as guests arrived. A cake was cut by attendees including Atwood Jr and others in attendance.
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Fred James
Lexington Company
Mick Knight
Missie Eisie Wallace
Ayee - Atwood, Jr
Wellington heirship notes from Massachusetts society meeting
Fragmentary note records a Wellington reference linked to a Mr and Harold, mentioning nine inches of something and a monetary figure, with a Boston Massachusetts Horticulture Society context. The legible elements suggest a horticultural items discussion or society item from Boston.
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Wellington
Harold’ S. Owneh Ieay
Medicis
Anachusetts Horticulture Society of
Boston
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