Townies Upset Y. P. Sels 27 to 22 in Local Series
Miracle reproduction night at Waltham Street hall as Town team defeats Y.P.Sel basketball squad 27 to 22 to even the league championship series. Don Lent led with early baskets, Leithead and Kangas brothers stirred the offense, and the deciding game is set for Friday at 8:30.
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Waltham Street Hall
Lggeal
He Yipsels
Don Lent
Jimmie Leithead
Townies
Yipesets
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Doh Lent
Kangas Brothers
Yipsel Rooters
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Columbo Ib
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Maynard H. S. Girls rout Northboro in basketball
Maynard H. S. girls, led by Captain Ranghild Mark with 12 baskets and four fouls, defeated Northboro H. S. 53 to 16 on Friday. Arinie Lehto contributed a strong performance as Maynard, in their first year, improves to seven wins and four losses. Hamilton led Northboro with 18 points.
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Ranghild
Mark
Maynard H
Northboro H. S
Arinie Lehto
Reid
Miss Hamilton
Maynard H. S. GU Ang
Heliowell
Hill
Brady Rf
Lent
West Acton Community Notes Highlight Social Visits
Mrs Tony Perry returns home after a serious operation at Emerson hospital. Mr and Mrs W H Wright and two daughters of Waltham visited Mrs George L Towne. James Bolen and three sons from Quincy were guests of Mr and Mrs MacCharles. West Acton Girl Scouts hosted Captain Gould from National Headquarters with a march and ukulele numbers. Scouts bought a congoleum rug for the room and plan window draperies. Younger scouts plan a harmony band and 17 take ukulele lessons aiming for musical progress.
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Tony Perry
Emerson
W. H. Wright
Waltham
Wright
George L. Towne
James Bolen
Quincy
MacCharles
West Acton
Field
Captain Gould
National Headquarters
Acton Florida Evening Notes Tourist Club Event
Record from Acton St Augustine reports an interesting affair hosted by the Tourist Club of that city. Mrs Rolfe Brad bury arranged a varied program of entertainments. The Bradd burys are expected to return to their North Acton home soon.
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de St. Augustine
Florida
Rolfe Bradbury
Braddburys
North Acton
Scarlet fever cases rise in Maynard this week
The Board of Health reports three new scarlet fever cases in Maynard this week, signaling a local health concern. Officials urge prompt medical attention and remind residents of hygiene precautions to prevent spread.
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Board of Health
Northboro High School Edges Maynard in Small Gym
Maynard HS closed its basketball season with a 26-10 defeat at home as Northboro High School won. Northboro’s passing game, led by Ellsworth and Blakely, overwhelmed the locals while Sporcane scored six for Maynard.
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Maynard
Maynard H. 8S
Northboro H. S
Northboro
C. Ellsworth
Blakely
Spoc
Xane
W W Blossom Featured In Maine Memorial Exercises
Concord reports National Tribune account of Tampa ceremony honoring Maine sinking victims. Adjutant W W Blossom and Admiral A O Wright, Civil War veterans, were featured on stage with John W Sullivan presiding. Blossom, a former reformatory officer and Enterprise correspondent, received cheers but declined to speak.
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Concord
National Tribune
Washington D. C
Tampa
Florida
Maine
Havana Harbor
Wayne W. Blossom
Enterprise
the Tribune
W. W. Blossom
A. O. Wright
St. Augustine
John W. Sullivan
Wheeler Camp
U. S
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Admiral Wright
Augusta
Arenes
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New Orleans
Eben
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Romey
Massachusetts
Isle of Pines
Patron of Hawthorne Chapter Honored by Concord
In the 1880s he remains active as an officer of the Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Our best wishes go to Mr. Blossom.
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Hawthorne
O. E.S
Concord
Humane Society For Prevention
Mr. Blossom
Caldwell joins Conant Machine Co after Con Don market service
David Caldwell has left Con Don market and started work at Conant Machine Company. Arnold Anderson is released from hospital to return to school with a cast on his leg and crutches after an injury.
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David Caldwell
Condon
Conant Machine Company
Arnold
Anderson
Kids Party at Annursnac Grange Ends with Games
After the meeting members and guests enjoyed a Kids Party led by Miss Emma Heftry featuring stunts and guessing contests plus a spelling bee with prizes. The next meeting will feature a talk with Edison Illuminating Company of Boston on broadcasting at WEEI and a Pie Social to benefit the Mary J. Taylor Memorial Aid Fund.
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Annursnac Grange
Emma Heftry
Edison Iluminating Company of Boston
WEEI
Eita Wile Mecreational Aid Fund
Mary J. Taylor
Briggs Family Returns Home From Sadler Place
Jesse Briggs and family leave the Sadler residence where they spent winter and return to the house they occupied last fall. Mrs Margaret Allsop has been homebound for three weeks with a sprained ankle. Sherman Hoar visited recently with grandparents Mr and Mrs Hoar.
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Jesse Briggs
Sadler Place
Margaret Allsop
Sherman Hoar
John’ S. Hoar
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