Daley Leads Ushers Past St. Marys 59 50 in Historic Hall
Fred Daley scored 24 points to pace the Peoples Theatre Ushers to a 59 50 victory over St. Marys of Worcester at Pastime Hall. Vin Labowicz Red Kojecky and Dome Mariani supported the high scoring start as the hosts led 19 10 after one period and 36 21 at halftime before a spirited comeback by the Saints. Gustowski Markewicz Pru saczyk and Baranowski starred for St Marys as they rallied to within four in the final period but the Ushers held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Peoples Theatre
St. Mary’s
Worcester
Fred Daley
Vin. Labowicz
Red Kojecky
Dome Mariani
Movie
Gustowski
Markewicz
Prusaczyk
Baranowski
Edwards-Quimby Post supper at G A R hall in West Acton
Members of Edwards-Quimby Post American Legion met at the G A R hall in West Acton for a Thursday evening supper led by Theron A Lowden P C and planned future social gatherings to strengthen Legion ties and discuss current events. An Arlington street resident John Reed’s car skidded on Hayward Road and hit a tree causing minor injuries and auto damage. no other accidents were reported during the period of slippery roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards-Quimby
American Legion
G.A.R. Hall
A. Lowden
P.C
Legion
John Reed
Arlington Street
Hayward Road
Bedford Community Notices From Bedford Press
Bedford residents report Mrs George Digignol remains hospitalized in Boston. Mrs William Brenan has recovered from injuries from a fall on the Great Road. Frank Dodd is named Bedford chairman for Greater Boston's 1940 fund drive running January 22 to February. Dominic DeBennsdotte returns home after two weeks in Emerson Hospital and moves to Lexington. Miss Christian Nicholson moves into Springs Road home vacated by the Richardsons. Mr and Mrs A Straw move to the upper apartment of the Nickerson house on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Digignol
Fletcher Road
Gerry
Boston
William Brenan
the Great Road
Frank Dodd
Elm
Bedford
Greater
Dominic DeBennsdotte
South Street
Emerson Hospital
Lexington
Christian Nicholson
Hlm Street
Springs Road
Richardson
A. Straw
Birthday party marks Sandra Larkin first year
Sandra Larkin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Larkin, celebrated her first birthday at the Larkin grandparents cottage near Lake Boone. The Maynard Waltham Leominster guests enjoyed a dinner games and music with many gifts and best wishes from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Larkin
Walter Larkin
Albert Larkin
Lake Boone
Maynard
Waltham
Leominster
Studion
Maynard H C Triumphs 7-5 Over Brighton In Hockey Clash
Maynard H C edged Brighton H C 7 to 5 at Alumni Field rink on a fast high scoring night. Lennie Ollila and Rene Aho scored twice each for Maynard with Woodside staunch in net. for Brighton Garong and O Malley led the visitors with goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Brighton H. C
Lennie Ollila
Rene Aho
Garong
O'Malley
Brighton
Maynardites
Jin
Woodside
Maynard H
C. Woodside
Pirkela
Bescold
L. Ollila
Aho
A. Ollila
Koski
Palama
Priest
Pirkola
Ollila
Besco
Ganong
Healey
Burke
Kamesh
Timer
Vanity Dies Hard In Some Instances
An old quotation from Ri L Stevenson notes vanity endures in stubborn cases, stating vanity dies hard in men. The remark reflects enduring self-regard despite circumstantial changes and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ri L Stevenson
Hollow Glory The Paths of Glory Lead to the Grave
A reflective piece mourns soldiers who die in battle and the futility of endless glory. The text contemplates memory, sacrifice, and the costs borne by families and nations.
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services
Concord readers are invited to Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 in the Reading Room of the church edifice. The Life subject of the Lesson Sermon will be preached worldwide on Sunday January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Heaven
Mary
Baker Eddy
God
Noble and Greenough tops Middlesex in OT hockey
Noble and Greenough School of Dedham defeated Middlesex 3 2 in an eight minute overtime at Bateman's Pond rink. E Harding scored the winning goal at 2 06 of overtime after Middlesex pulled their goalie and pressed late. Johnson starred in goal for Noble and Greenough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ed Harding
Noble and Greenough School of
Dedham
Bateman's Pond
Middlesex
Harding
Jed
Aston
Bright
John Morgan
Rye
New York
Johnson
Noble and Greenough
Johnson G
Wood
Mason
E. Harding c
W. Harding
S. Glidden
Badminton summaries from Concord matches January 9 10 11
Reports detail Concord players defeating Newton Dedham and Weston in a series of ladies badminton matches at armories. Notable results include C team wins with scores such as 3 0, 8 3 15 9 15 5 and 13 4 45 5, and multiple pairings led by Mrs Cushing and Mrs Keyes with several victories across dates January 9 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Newton
Philbrick Cushing
Henry Keyes
Hall
Thayer
Kenneth Hayes
Keyes
Goddard
Weegen
Buttrick
Cushing
Francis
Buell
Dedham
State Armory
Leonard Smith
Morgan Smith
Obl
Flood
Henry
Kingman
Coburn
Acton Grange Members Attend Chelisford Installation
Several Acton Grange members traveled to Chelisford on Saturday evening to witness the installation of officers of the Grange in that town and the induction of officers into the Poméma body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Chelisford
Poména
Universalist church group visit to Groton and wedding date set
A group from the Universalist church accompanied by Rev Brown of Stow attended a Young People's Religious group meeting in Groton Sunday evening. Rev Norman L. Kellett and his fiancée Miss Marjorie Burnham visited the village last Sunday afternoon and announced their wedding will be held June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Universalist Church
Brown
Stow
Groton
Norman L. Kellett
Sudbury Manreports Florida flight meeting a fine time
Charles Leibman and companions traveled to Florida last week for an airplane meeting and returned safely reporting a pleasant excursion with good weather and successful attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leibman
Florida
Within Within the Fountain of Good
The quote stresses inner virtue as a constant source of good that grows when a person acts. It echoes Marcus Aurelius on self-improvement and the ripple effect of sincere effort. The passage invites reflection on character as a renewable wellspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Aurelius
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reno
Price
Parker Hardware Co
Main St
Postoffice
Tel
Co-operative Way
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Mass
Maynard, Mass
Mutual Savings Bank
Eprosit Books
Middlesex Institution
For Savings
Massachusetts
Samuel Hoar
Henry F. Smith
Treas
Bingo Auspices
Marlboro Legion Drum Corps
Daley
St.Mary’s
West Acton
Wilder X. Macurda
Optometrist
Nason
St. Maynard
Ture
Stanley Kugima
Wa Se
Maynard el
H. Nelson Raymond
Lotus Quartette
Raymond
Macurda
Goodrich Road
Jamaica Plain
RADIO
Tom Lindsay
Concor
Thrills
Columbia
Nae
Sarrine
Peter Lorre
MR. Moto
Henry Aldrich
Peoples
Vane
Morgan
Folduyre Mogyer
Meron
Ior
Vicks
Pablum
Castoria
Bromo-Seltzer
Philips Magnesia
Feenamint
Amphorel
Alka-Seltzer
the Manning Pharmacy
Squibb
Ipana
Bayer
Pertussin
Lyon’s Powder
Teel
Polident
Vince
Fasteeth
Super
Perles
A.B.D.G .D.G
Abdel
F. Coleg
Cole
Truesdale Ld
Winsor c
Halewell
W. Glidden
Willis
Arnold
Nelson
Cameron
Trumbull
Alton
E. Harding
Glidden
W Harding
EB. Harding
Johnny Lax
Paramount Pictures Inc
South Acton
SO. Sudbury
King Bombo
E. H. Davis
Summer St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!