Maynard Over Marlboro In Midland League Opener
Maynard High beat Marlboro High 34 to 19 as Don Lent led with speed and teamwork. Fingard Zaporeski and Garland starred for Maynard while Hastings and Angelo contributed for Marlboro in the Friday afternoon contest. In a preliminary game Maynard seconds defeated Marlboro Freshmen 24 to 11.
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Marlboro Junior High Tops Maynard Freshmen 20 14 in Local Gym
Marlboro Junior High defeated Maynard Freshmen 20 to 14 in a close game at the local gym. Key plays came in the final period as Marlboro rallied with stronger passing and team effort led by Joubert and Butka despite Fouls sidelining Flanigan and Betinis. Room 2 beat Room 4 14 to 8 in the preliminary Grade basketball game.
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Acton Community News Recaps Friday Assembly And Local Visits
West Acton scene recalls a Lincoln birth anniversary assembly at Acton High School with a pupil program. Luther V. Morris of Palmer announced reinstatement to ministry and acceptance of a Stoughton Universalist church call starting March 1. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Long of Cambridge and others at social events.
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Another Victim of Treacherous Walking
Miss Helen Dinsmore house keeper at George Parker’s residence suffered a painful arm and shoulder injury while visiting a neighbor incapacitated nearby. The bone was loosened from its socket and required setting by a doctor. She cannot rise without help and endures severe pain despite rest attempts.
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Fifth Social of Union Church Draws City Crowd
The Union Congregational church in Maynard hosted the fifth church family night with a 6:30 collation by the Men’s Fraternal League. Rev Asa M. Parker spoke on Why Home Missions and Er nest Johnson sang Negro spirituals. Attending were Rev and Mrs Underwood and Mr and Mrs Davis from Fitchburg. The final event, a church supper, will feature Miss Katherine O. Fletcher speaking about Teaching School in New Turkey.
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Wellesley Hills
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Boston
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Maynard School Benefit Repeats H. M. Pinafore at Colonial Hall
The comic opera H. M. Pinafore will be repeated at Colonial Hall on February 26 as a Maynard School A.A. benefit. The first performance drew large demand with fifty in the cast and strong interest from neighboring towns. Tickets are moving fast and reservations are advised through Don Lent, at the high school, or through Victor Salloway.
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Flu Binds Ethelyn Evelyn and Hobart King at Home
Ethelyn and Evelyn King miss duties at home due to illness and their brother Hobart also suffers a fever. The text notes Hobart has not yet resumed his school studies.
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Woman's Club Clears Funds From Last Thursday Whist
The Woman's Club reports clearing funds from a whist event held last Thursday. Proceeds benefited club activities and community projects.
Saviors of Our Country Lincoln program at Junior High
A three part Lincoln program titled The Saviors of Our Country was presented by the Junior High School Dramatic Club with directing by Miss Mary Doyle and Miss Florence Wilder at Co-Operative Hall Sunday night. The scenes Before the War The War and After the War featured students in roles from sailors to soldiers and a tribute to Lincoln. Guido Carbone played drummer boy in all scenes. A brief business session reported the Old Folks dance committee's success and Mrs A A Hilferty presided as guild president.
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White Cross Guild
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Florence Wilder
Elizabeth Dora
Eil Nyholm
Gertrude Boulden
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Marion Hatch
Mary Sims
Grace Frye
Ruth Peterson
Ruth Hunt
Elizabeth Mahoney
Guido Carbone
Old Folks Dance Committee
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Local Notes From Concord and Surroundings
Encouraging reports come from Rodney E. Pratt showing hopeful recovery. Lincoln Day event at Harvey Wheeler school was canceled due to measles. Mr and Mrs John E Hannon attended the Quard Quinner of Hon John Fitzgerald at his Dorchester home. Annuisnac Grange Valentine Dance featured a Cake Walk won by Mrs Jessie Delaney and Robert MacAuley with several contestants and judges named. August G Zeigler moved to a new shop at 24A Commonwealth Avenue and Carl Hay will relocate his shoe business to the Adams block around March 1. Mrs Fred T Boyd sang as soloist at the Trinitarian Congregational church in Concord.
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Thomas Caldwell
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Guiseppi Santora
John R Stanton
Stow Grange
Walter Akers
Concord
Peter Lund
Stow
August G Zeigler
Nwealth Avenue
Carl Hay
Adams Block
Fred T Boyd
Congregational Church
Ladies Night and Banquet at West Concord Fire Station
Firemen of the West Concord Fire Station hosted a Ladies Night and banquet at the 100 F banquet hall in West Concord on Thursday evening. About sixty attendees enjoyed the event with Hardy of Arlington providing the banquet. Chief Silas A Bean acted as toastmaster, with speakers including Rev. Alfred W Stone and Selectman Edward W Sheehan. The gathering ended with sociability, fellowship, and dancing accompanied by Mr Hadley and Misses Hinnion and Miner Orchestra.
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Concord Boy Promoted at Ingersoll Rand Company
J Arnold Anderson CH 24 and Northeastern 29, linked to Ingersoll Rand Co, is promoted after rapid training. He transferred from Easton Pennsylvania to the New York office, having played hockey with the Sky Tops in Easton with a six game winning streak.
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West Concord Woman's Club hosts whist and bridge party
Under the Philanthropy Committee led by Mrs Guy G Fernald the West Concord Woman's Club held a whist and bridge party at Mrs Judge's home. Thirty three tables competed and bridge prize winners included Mrs Irene Dye, Mrs L A Sebastian and Mrs John G. Werner.
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Local News Briefs From Sudbury and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Arthur Small of Guilford Maine visits sister Mrs Fred Stone. Madeline Small at Framingham Training School recovering from throat operation and expects to return soon. Ivar J Dahlroth and family of Nobscot welcome a daughter. Mrs Roland Eaton quarantined for chicken pox. Fred Chamberlain pleased with daughter’s recovery after anti-toxine treatment for whooping cough. Dr H E Hooper of Maynard serves as physician.
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Guilford
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Fred Stone
Madeline Small
Framingham
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Fred Chamberlain
H E. Hooper
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Acton Community Events Amid Club Activities and Travel
The Acton Womans Club hosts a military whist at the club house on Wednesday evening February 19 at 8. Peabody Pew is to be presented at the Acton Congregational church on March 5. The Ladies Circle Aid Society will serve a supper. Mr and Mrs Harry Bullard left their home for Spencer and will visit Bullards parents and spend weeks in Concord before returning. A Turkey dinner by the West Acton Woman's Club drew many locals. The Farm Bureau film show filled the town hall Thursday night. Schools close Friday February 21 for a week’s vacation. Mrs B P Gates and daughter Esther visited Mrs Milton Kimball in Pepperell.
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Spencer
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Pepperell
Nord Acton Unit No 2 Extension Service Meeting
The Nord Acton Unit No 2 Middlesex Extension Service will meet at the home of Mrs L E Winn on February 20 at 2 p m. Miss Stillman from Concord will lead a discussion titled Vegetables in Community Meals and expects a large attendance from area ladies.
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