YANKEES HOLD 1st FARMERS ALSO VICTORS
Acton bowling league results place Yankees in first after a 4 0 win over Firemen. Farmers move to second with a 3 1 over Outlaws and 12 09ers split with Decorators 2 2. High scores include Jack Conquest 339 triple and 147 single. other leaders Watkins 334 Boyden 332 Scribner 307 Carlson 306 Gallant 304.
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Acton
Harvard
Yankees
Firemen
Farmers
Outlaws
Decorators
Jack Conquest
Sal” Watkins
Eddie Boyden
Dave Scribner
Walter Carlson
Dick Gallant
Watkins
Anderson
Ballard, Jr
Gallant
Boyden
McConnell
Scribner
Anchors Top Mill Dam Bowling League Standings
Concord Anchors now lead the Mill Dam Bowling League by one point over the Ramblers with standings tight at the top.
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Concord
Mill Dam Bowling League
Ramblers
State Junior Swimmers Meet For Title Soon
Massachusetts outstanding juvenile swimmers will vie for state title honors at Curtiss Hall Recreation Center Pool on Saturday February 26. Over two hundred entrants from Boston and across the state including Northampton Community YMC A and Lynn YMC A compete in 24 championship events with trials at 2 00 pm and finals at 7 00 pm. Prizes awarded to first three in each class. entry deadline February 21.
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Massachusett
Curtiss Hall Recreation Center
Boston Parks and Recreation
Massachusetts
Y.M.C.A
Northampton
Mass
Lynn Y.M.C.A
Boston
Greater Boston
Hub
Boston Parks and Recreation Office
Pinebank
Jamada Plain
Concord-Mrs. Anne Jones Places Fourth in Rutland Ski Meet
Mrs Anne Jones of Pico Ski Club formerly of Concord finished fourth in the weekend women s ski championship and Mead Memorial event at Rutland Vermont with a time of 2 14 6 Bi Jorgensen of Norway won the race.
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Concord
Anne (Johnson) Jones
Pico Ski Club
Rutland
Vermont
Bi Jorgensen
Norway
Concord High earns playoff berth in Tech Tourney Playoffs
Concord High basketball earns a historic selection to the Tech Tourney Playoffs opening March 1. The team carries 13 wins and five losses in Class B. Coach Bob Seaward prepares the squad with scrimmages against Chelmsford and Newton as details on opponents and site are forthcoming.
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Concord
Concord High
Winchester
Middlesex
Bob Seaward
Chelmsford
Newton
Carey Averages 335 Triple as Anchors Triumph
Carey led with a 335 triple on singles 120 95 120 as the K of C Srs beat Tudys 4-0. In key matches Ramblers lost ground to Lincoln while Anchors toppled Jokers 3-1 to seize first place. High triples included Hanson Tobin Palmeri Malloy McInnis Tetreault with Tetreault top Anchors and K of C Srs posting 1469 as a team.
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Concord
Dave Carey
Mill Dam
C. Srs
Tudys
Ramblers
Lincoln
Jokers
Hubbardsville
Andy Boy
C. Jrs
Priests
Concord Rod and Gun Club Reports Meeting and Plans
Concord Rod and Gun Club held a regular meeting last evening with president Warren T. Payne presiding. A report on the corn beef supper and dance was presented and spring plans outlined. The piece notes a 1965 estimate of 81 million U S motor vehicles and a hypothetical column 65,000 miles high if stacked.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Warren T. Payne
United States
The
Automobile Club of New York
Falcons Clip Littleton In Playoff Tilt
Concord Falcons led by Gene Molay defeated Littleton 85 63 in a playoff game of the Inter-State Basketball league. Molay scored 32 points. The second game of the best of three will be next Sunday at Littleton. In another playoff, Minster beat Townsend 71 49 and their game will be next Sunday at Townsend.
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Concord
Gene Molay
Concord Falcons
Littleton
Molay
Maine town closes three schools over unpaid teachers
St Agatha Maine with 1400 residents shuts down its high and two elementary schools to avoid forcing 17 teachers to work unpaid for four months. Officials race to raise funds as 45 percent of the 1954 tax bill is paid. 430 students affected. Local farmers face credit strain amid potato season. The State Education Department will not intervene.
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St. Agatha
Maine
Thas
State Education Department
Galen I. Veage
Oklahoma City TV Tower Tops Empire State as World’s Tallest
A 1,572 foot television tower in Oklahoma City becomes the world’s tallest structure, surpassing New York City’s 1,472 foot Empire State Building. The record shift marks a new height benchmark for completed towers.
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Oklahoma City
New York City
Empire State Building
Westboro Board Rejects Harness Track Petition
Westboro selectmen denied a petition by the Allied Sports Association Inc to build a pari mutuel track for harness racing at the Westboro Auto Stadium site. The action, taken after a public hearing in Town Hall on Monday, ends plans for a 1955 track and removes the measure from the March 7 town election ballot.
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Westboro
Westboro Selectmen
Allied Sports Association, Inc
Townhall
Westboro Auto Stadium
Selectmen
Concord HSERGT Re-enlists and Plans Patriots Day Ball
Concord’s Company H.SERGT of the National Guard announces re enlistment for three more years by supply sergeant and caretaker Franklin H Gooding who lives at 60A Central Street Hudson He served four years active in World War II and is now in his 16th year with the National Guard A basement recreation and social room has been redecorated by the NCOs committee under SF-C Charles House A smorgasbord supper is set for Saturday evening for company members Patriots Day eve ball will feature Ray Dorsey leading his orchestra in Concord
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Concord
S-F
Franklin H. Gooding
Central Street
Hudson
Gooding
National Guard
Sf-C
Charles House
Concord Armory
Ray Dorsey
Tips on Winter Care of Cattle
The American Veterinary Medical Association urges farmers to protect cattle from cold weather and outlines winterizing steps. Clean and disinfect calf quarters, repair drafts, and whitewash walls to deter parasites. Avoid lead paints, feed calves on a regular schedule, provide salt freely, and allow daily exercise unless storms or extreme cold.
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Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
AVMA
Lincoln Downs Track Opens New England Racing Season
Lincoln Downs in Rhode Island kicks off on March 5 with strict entry rules and higher purses to attract top stables. The track bans cheaper claiming horses, imposes eligibility limits, and raises daily purses to 2000 with headline purses up to 10000, aiming for a cooperative New England circuit with stronger fields.
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Lincoln Downs
R. I
Eddie
Mack
New England
Lincoln
Tiny Lowa Town Lies Across Three Counties
Gheddahl Ia. UP Mayor Picton Veenard lives in Story County while Town Marshall Gordon Gaulke is in Polk County. Rev. A B Hoyle, town pastor, lives in Boon County yet all reside in Sheldahl a town spanning three counties. Postmaster Orrie D Strauffer called it a crazy mixed up but happy place with about 200 inhabitants.
Rainbow Assembly Honors Past Advisors at 10th Anniversary
Concord Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls marked its tenth anniversary at the Masonic Temple in Concord on February 19. Dor othy Fiske welcomed 300 guests. a history by Mrs. William Robus was read by Dardan Berry. tribute to the first advisory board and past leaders followed. a Crown gift from Hawthorne Chapter and a General Radio Glee Club concert capped the evening.
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Concord
Concord Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Dorothy Fiske
William Robus
Dardang Berry
Ruth Forbes Maury
Dorothy
Mauzy
Edith Bailey
Hazel Lantz
Robus
Alfred Nelson
Arlene Parker
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
General Radio Glee Cub
Stuart Dewey
Lavey
Gerald Harvey
Phyllis
Rainbow
Concord Players Stage 'To Know My Love' Impresses Crowd
Concord Players delivered a polished production of To Know My Love by S. N. Berkman directed by Mrs. Charles Farnsworth with Barbara Wheeler on set design. New faces shared 26 roles across three acts as costumes and lighting enhanced a fluid Victorian to 1939 decor transition. Members urged nonmembers to join and noted Work Sunday on March 20 for spring cleaning and the annual meeting before My Three Angels.
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Concord
Gampbel
Charles Farnsworth
Charles MacPherson
S. N. Berkman
Emily
Thomas
Barbara Wheeler
Elise Newman
Larry
Whit” Smith
Gambol
Kenneth Reynolds, Jr
Bedford Dog Wins Honors At 42nd Eastern Dog Show
Bedford, Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Calvaresi walked off with three top prizes on day one of the 42nd Eastern Dog Show in Boston. Musi of Villa Maria won top toy group honors and high honors in the Griffons Brussels and Maltese best of breed.
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Bedford
Vincenzo Calvaresi
Boston
Mattesa Musi
Villa Maria
Brussels
Chorus Rehearsal and Concert Planned at Harvard and Lowell
Fragmented notice describes a chorus rehearsing at Harvard with eight Friday lectures at Lowell Institute Library and a forthcoming Concord concert. It mentions Davison Ditson protossop and local conductors guiding the choral program with performances in Boston and Concord.
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Concord
Davison
Ditson
Harvard
Liver
Boston
Hall
Newvatory
Lowell Institute Library
Woman's Club to Meet Monday at 2 45
The Woman's Club holds a meeting Monday at 2 45 at Goodspeed side. The program features discussions on Traditional and Art. Tea hosts include W Doten and others.
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Concord — Woman's Club
Goodspeed
Will W. Doten
Benefit dance raises funds for Ro school in Laurel street event
Mrs Frane organized a benefit at her home on Mark Mara Street to aid Ro school. A large crowd attended as prizes were awarded to Diskin Sr. and Charles Recco for top whist and Magna prizes.
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Concord
Frane
Mark Mara
St. Street
Wanault
Diskin Sr
C ‘Charles Recco
Dedham Site Tablet Mo Built Before Now Unused
A fragment from the Dedham UP report mentions a tablet known as Mo built previously unused by Charles and Nepd, with unclear context about its origin or purpose. The readable text suggests a historical or archaeological note about a canal site and associated artifacts.
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Dedham
Charles
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