Acton Varsity and Second Team Schedule Reflections
The Acton High basketball schedule shows a sixth game at Acton High School against Northboro with a lop sided score. Capt Johnson led with 18 points and 15 for the other, while David Ballard contributed a concise performance amid mixed scoring by Acton. Wayland visit follows as seventh contest with Wayland Varsity winning 48 to 16 after a fast start.
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Acton
Northboro
Taste
Johnson
David Ballard
Alph
Aso
Coineae
F. Pte
Podin
Swiss A
Sr Vipie
Isa al
E. Strong
Connelly
Wayland
Acrton High
Waynser
Barry
Loswe
Neigh
Wasiluk
Concord opens court week as Middlesex bets on home floor
Concord school basketball opens the week under coaches John W. Danforth Jr. and T. R. Hockins with captain Frederick D. Buggie from Toledo leading tryouts. The team plans a renovated home court and a 8.12-game schedule with nonconference dates through February against Noble and Greenough, Belmont Hill, and others.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Kendal Green
Browne & Nichols
Cambridge
John W. Danforth, Jr
T. R. Hockins
Frederick D. Buggie
Toledo
Ohio
Thomas S Nye
Capt
Buggie
John Stodghill
Louisville
Kentucky
Chase Peterson
Logan
Utah
Jack Mills
Portland
Oregon
Bill Baillargeon
Seattle
Washington
Muscato Wins 440 at Open Track Meet in Malden
At the Malden gymnasium last Saturday afternoon Concord athletes faced a fast open track meet. Muscato won the 440 and Nova placed third in time trials while two Concord runners won heats in the 1000 but failed to reach finals.
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Muscato
Ierg
Concord
Malden
Nova
Muzzey
Bob Brog
Ralph Adams
Nick
Harold O’connor
Acton High Girls Schedule Includes Home Game With St. Cleus
Acton High girls begin their campaign with a home afternoon game against St Cleus. Remaining games include Lexington and Melrose with tentative dates in February and March.
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Acton High Girls
Acton
Concord High
St. Cleus
Lexington
Hoes
Melrose
Beto
Squash Matches Resume at Middlesex School
Middlesex School resumes squash after a break with a recent match against the I. J. Jayvees and a planned game with Exeter Academy on Saturday January 18. The schedule lists events in February and March including matches with Priory, College, Tufte College, and Brooks School among others.
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Concord
Middlesex
I. J. Jayvees
Exeter Acad
Briggs
Ptt
Mouth Priory
Pest College
Tufte College
Concord to host postgame dance and games with rivals
Athletic Director Bernard E. Magin announced a Friday January 24 postgame event following the big contest with Lexington High at the State Armory. Afternoon games likely continue at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium with Belmont High next Tuesday as the Athletic Association sponsors events for Concord fans.
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Concord
State Armory
Lexington High
Bernard E. Magin
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Belmont High
The
Athletic Association
Siggonort
Concord breaks long win drought with 1945-like victory
Concord defeated Wakefield Friday night for its first league win since 1945. Jimmy Dee led the team with 24 points as Concord snapped an 24 game drought, after a stretch of eight straight losses in the 1945-46 seasons.
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Goncord
Middlesex
Jimmy Dee
Concord T
Wakefield Y
Dee Scoris
Concord
Knights Meet Concord at Garden Saturday January 25
The Knights of Columbugst stage a garden meet with events including Briggs Dash and a two mile run. Entry plans list many legs and relays as participants prepare for a day of competition at the garden venue.
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Concord
Knights of Columbugst
Garden On
Satur
Concord-A SSTOE Opens A. V. Tour Entry
Concord enters the A V Tour enter strijd schedule on Tuesday at Pyr son Town rink under Frat direction.
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Concord
Pyr Son Town
No Trick at All Chicago in Coulding Open Th
Fragmentary OCR reads No Trick at All Chicago with incomplete venue details and unclear event nature, leaving core facts unreadable and no clear outcome to report.
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Chicago
Dalgo Bregeli Sets Bowling Mark in Mill Dam League Win
Dalgo Bregeli of the All Stars broke his own high single with 136 and led his team to a 4 0 win over Thrift in Lexington. Other matches saw Depot and Lingold post four points each as Dairy, Reformatory, Clippers, and the Oilers also posted scores. Depot set a new team record of 1786 as Bregeli topped weekly and weekly triples with 342 while many players surpassed 300 in total scores.
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Concord
Dalgo Bregeli
All Stars
Mill Dam
Lexington
Thrift
Depot
Lingold
Clippers
Postoffice
Dairy
Oilers
Kof
Bregoli
Edda’ Dempsey
Tony. Besie
Angelo ‘Bartolomeo
Dave Carey
Arthur Murphy
Dick Parks
Frank Willey
Ralph Cong
Tom Hopkins
Percy Serker
T Hopkins
P Moynihan
Bardo
Moreau
I Nickerson
A Wi
G Warner
D. Cule
N. Jo
Bon
Ht. Hansen
Demeo
Dempsey
Melisi Hayes
C_ Stefanelli
Ablomeo
C Mayo
R Macone
N McGraath
My Mara
G Jo Tae
Robinson
Tal Lincoln
L Todd
P Cousins
Kelley
Delsie
Pea
J Alexander
Hi Smith
P Wilder
Fphy
A Baptiste
We O'Neill
D Cagey
Zhyron
Forrauris
Scouts Observe Birthday Week With Uniform Day Plan
Scouts aim to mark a Boy Scout anniversary from February 7 to 13. They will wear uniforms during Scout week. A movie titled Men of Tomorrow will be shown Friday February 7 and Saturday February 8 at the V building for parents.
Garden Club and Junior League Meet in Concord
The Garden Club of Concord plans a joint meeting with the Junior League Garden Club in the ee oe Ballroom at Zerp. Levitas will speak on Horticulture in Europe based on WW II campaigns. The program discusses North Dakota poultry feeding and production trends.
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Concord
Garden Club of
Scrr
Junior League Garden Club
Zerpat
J Levitas
Europe
Concord Rotary mid year assembly and local notices
Community events list in Concord on Thursday and Friday from Worcester 1295 PM to 7:30 PM. Includes Odd Fellows lodge degree and various meetings at Monument Hall and First Parish vestry. Sunday shows motion pictures at Monument Hall at 2 PM and multiple church and lodge activities around town with social events and lectures.
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Concord
Worcester
Women's Union
Trinitarian
Sisereestional
Wesc Rd
Oneco Odge
Odd
Yellows Hall
P. m
Concord District Attorney Announces 6 Assistants
Concord district attorney George E. B. Thompson of Middlesex County lists his team for the coming year naming Maurice McWalter of 7 Main Street as the sixth straight year appointee along with Ephraim Martin of Btbyman Sprague of Allen Gert ee of Lowell Edmund ville of Belmont and others McWalter also runs a law office in Concord and is a Boston University graduate active in local groups.
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Concord
George EB. Thompson
Middlesex County
Ate
Maurice MecWalter
Main Street
Ephraim
Martin
Sprague
Allen Gertee
Lowell
Edmund v. Vilie
Belmont
McWalter
Rete
Boston University
Minor fire at Call F man home on Main Street
Concord firefighters responded to a Thursday afternoon blaze at the residence of Edward A. Boresen 4% Main Street. It marked a second fire in about three weeks at the property owned by William F. Kus, with Sta members rushing to the scene.
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Concord
Edward A. Boresen
Main Street
Sta
Cemer
Thie Gentling
William. F. Kus
Local notices mix with obituaries and ads from past issue
A gar field shooting, new footrest at Maurice McWalter’s store, and bank presidency change at Damon. A murder trial for Barnes linked to John Deane case before Judge Keyes. 28 years ago Concord Grange activities include Edward W. Sheehan and James C. Cullinane. Mrs Annie Wheeler dies in Miami. Mrs Mary Wheeler turns 92. Hawthorne Chapter CBS reports arren Goddard as patron.
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Maurice MceWalter
Damon
National Bank
W. G. Barrett
Enterprise Ad
Barnes
John Deane
Maynard
Keyes
Concord Grangé
Edward W. Sheehan
James C. Cullinane
Charlotte
Johnson
Washington
John
MacEachern
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Hudson
Concord
Company
State Armory
Joe Mullaney
Annie
A. Wheeler
Harry Wheeler
Miami
Florida
Mary
Wheeler
CBS
Arren Goddard
Concord Board of Trade hears speaker from Middlesex County Sanitorium
President Edward W. Sheehan presides as the Concord Board of Trade welcomes Dr. Sumner H. Remick superintendent of the Middlesex County Sanatorium as guest speaker. Postmaster A Powers and Taba R. McManus report Washington word that all bids for the new post office are rejected. Local engagements include Natalia Lombardo with Manuel Grandelli and Helen Krukanis with Henry J. Smith. The high school presents The Night Owl under W Edward Lamb. John J. Dee receives probation at 70 and John P. Condon seeks a liquor license.
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Edward, W. Sheehan
Concord
Board of ‘Trade
Sumner H. Rem Ick
Middlesex County
Possest
A. Powers
Taba R. McManus
Washington
Natalia. Lombardo
Manuel Grandelli
Helen Krukanis
Henry J. Smith
Laura Olsen
Horrace Greenough
Dorothy ‘Brown
Richard Warren
Night Owl
W. Edward Lamb
John J. Dee
John P
Concord record notes 1941 deaths and marriages
The Concord region records 118 marriages in 1941 and 446 arrests, the largest in the 20th century. Obituaries include Annie Cleary Smith aged 67 and Emma F. der, with local officials noting hospital appeals and community activities.
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W. Breezes
Annie (Cleary) Smith
Hattie (Wright) Feltis
Concord Teachers ‘Club
Mary Dette Sheehan
John J. Drisgoll
Emerson Hospital
F. Gardiner E
Emma F. Th
Concord
William .G. Ryan
Boston Pup Bloodline Display At Road-Hite Show
Boston Post reports on a dog show in Massachusetts featuring a 20 inch breed class. Champion bred entries compete under judges at the Road-Hite venue with focus on bloodlines and conformation.
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Boston
Boston Post
Mass
Our Town and Liberty Center Celebrated in Our Minute Man Verse
A poem extols Concord as birthplace of Liberty and a literary center venerating freedom to worship. It lauds the brave who fought for America’s free, and reflects on 172 years of teaching liberty, urging a peaceful finish to a life of service.
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Concord
America
Liberty
Our Town
U.S.A
Bedford Bus Fare Schedule Announced for Week Start
New fare schedule applies to Boston and Bedford buses. Passengers may buy ten ride ticket books for 1.00, or single fare twenty cents for trips from Bedford to Lexan Center and other routes including Concord to Bedford and Lexan Center to Bedford.
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Bedford
Boston
Lex
Lexanca
Fe Cr
Congord
Notice of Probate Trial and Trust Termination Request
A petition to determine trust termination and distribution of Lelia A Robbins estate assets has been filed in Middlesex County. The case involves Chester Robbins as trustee and beneficiaries Fred L Robbins Grace L Robbins Georgely Robbins and others, with ambiguity in George L Robbins will affecting distribution. Notice invites all interested parties to object or respond.
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Chester Robbins
Middlesex
Sc. Dist
Lelia A. Robbins
Nore
Acton
Lelia
A. Robbins
Fred L. Ro
Tanah
Chester B. Robbins
Gr L. Robbins
R. Robbins
Georgely
Elbridge
Mibridge J. Robbins
Alme
Acton Club January meeting features antiques talk
The January meeting of the Acton West club was held Monday at 2 30 in Central Street West with A W Smith presiding. Mrs James Clellan spoke on 4 per Twentieth Century Theodore Williams and Warren Jake led the afternoon program assisted by Mrs Locke Mrs A Littlefie and Mrs Charles MacRae.
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Acton
West
January 16 1941 probate notice for Loring P. Jordan
The fragment indicates a probate or court citation in Sudbury Massachusetts with names Loring P. Jordan and a date around January 16, 1941. It references a judge and a February 1941 scheduling in the cited proceedings.
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Commonwealth of
Sudbury
Os A
Leeea Quire
Sai
Meath
Loring P. Jordan
Acton parcel case cites Middlesex court petition
Case No 20129 in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts lands Acton addresses a parcel described as bounded by School Street River Street and Ward property lines. The petition by F Fullenton seeks registration of the tract with Mars Ward Catherine Ward and B Feeley named in the action. The plan was filed and dated January 164.
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Massachus Land Gourt
Acton
Middlesex
Monwealth
Peter. Bund
Roche
Edward J. Ward
Catherine G. Ward
B. Feeley
F. Fullenton
Ward
Feeley
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Ayer
Lemete
R. Flint
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Concord Oil Clippers
Stoneham
Bregel
North
Dakota Reriulert College
Parts International Trucks
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St. Bernard’s
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Farrant
N. Willow
Dem
Cub
Peene
Harvey ‘Schoo
Meee Bern
Bernardent Hall
Peter Bueley
Oes
High School
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Concord-Lodge
Arthur A. Magurn
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Old Bedford Road
Rt. 62
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Chevrolet
Ayland
A & FP
Jee Motor
Plymouth
Aorta
Kinkade
Jensen's Shoe Store
Tak
Mark Mara
Willea
Thechusetts
Philip Nichols
Massachusetts State Board, of Housing
Nellie Pearce
Suffolk
Fred L. Robbins
Rangers
Maine
Mildred M. Robbins
Dorothy D. Robbins
George L. Robbins
Detroit
Michigan
James Grant
Scotland
Robert Grant
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