Upset Sees Blues Tie Reds Browns Greens in Bowling Standings
Blues captained by Johnny upset Greens led by Jim Chiin by three points as Reds were routed by Browns. Blues Browns and ns form a triple tie for first while Reds sit in the cellar with Greens and Browns neck and neck for pinfall honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Johnny
Greens
Jim Chiin
Browns
Reds
Yes
W. Dee
T. Burke
McHugh
A. Baptist
Yj. Byron
Local Men to Enter Military Service
President Isan Ge and Wilk ac 48 were among five boys named for military duty. The honorees include Lapham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gatuemarin Nelson, and Lafayette G. wr, sons of Mrs. Louise F er. Lapham, a Massachusetts State College graduate and RO T member, awaits notice to report with the 315th Cavalry. Ison, a private in Concord Company, will join his unit in January. The Currier brothers, Concord High School graduates, are privates in Company H of Ny Concord and will ship out with their unit.
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Lincoln
Lafayette G. Wr
Louise F
Alt
Ung Lapham
Old High School
Massachusetts State
Colin
Letterman Im K
R O. T
315Th Cavalry Ryes
Boston
Ison
Oncord
Anu
Concord School
Pany
Ithe
War Guard
Lowfich
Acton High
Ro High
E Currier
Oncord High School
Death of Miss Alice MacLeary at 84 in Concord
Miss Alice MacLeary aged 84 died Sunday at her home on Tower Road after a long residence in Concord. She was born January 22, 1856 in Indiana. Survived by her sister Miss Jane MacLeary of Concord. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the late home conducted by Rev. Charles Styron. Interment was in Lincoln Cemetery.
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Alice MacLeary We
Tower Road
Janee
Concord
Charles Styron
Lincoln Letery
St Bernard’s Parish Gathering Held in Mount Hall
The annual St Bernard’s parish gathering was held Tuesday evening in Mount Hall. Rev Fr George F hy led the committee and a large attendance won prizes in a whist game and the CYCO turkey drawing. Guests included Mrs Joan Parsons who often sang, and refreshments concluded the event.
Irish Team Formed for C Y O League
Rev Fr George F Ky curate at St Bernard s and Fred Flannery organize basketball squads for the whole C Y O league this season. Junior team features Moynihan Carey Crowe and Cull among others, with Red and White captain Horne and O Neill leading a strong junior group.
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Meord
George F. Ky
St. Bernard’s H
Fred Flannery
Sexton
Clay
Joe Moynihan
Eddie Rene Beaudoin
Jack Cascharg Crowe
Ray Cull
Moynihan
Dave Carey
Horne
Billy LaHiff
Phio
Jackie Flagin
Freddie
Billy O'Neill
Keyes Named Education Chief in Central Middlesex Area
Mrs. George S. Keyes of Concord is appointed to head the Educational Division for the Central Middlesex area in the 1941 Greater Boston Community Fund campaign. She will oversee work in Bedford Concord Lincoln and Wayland under metropolitan chair Mrs. Oscar W. Haussermann.
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Concord
George S. Keyes
Middlesex
Greater Boston Community Fund
Oscar W. Haussermann
Metropolitan
Keyes
Bedford
Oncord
Lincoln
Wayland
Revolver Shoot Schedule in Concord Rivalry
In last week's New England police revolver league match Patrolman J. Almon Heyliger led scoring with 272. First team members J. Wetherell 264 John Foster 267 James Finan Jr 253 A Heyliger 272 totaled 1056. Second team Robert Lawson 234 Thomas Finan 128 William Lawton 225. Frederick Nolan and Alfred Baptist could not compete due to duty. Another match will be held this week.
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Concord
New England Police
Thomas V. Finan
William L. Meao
Rawerd N. Lawton
Inter Town Hoop League Being Formed
An inter town basketball league is being formed with the Tigers Old Timers and Bull Dogs already signifying intention to join. The first meeting was held in Local 140 rooms last Sunday, with another meeting set for Sunday December 18. Plans include operating a circuit and adding at least three more teams and scheduling games with prominent clubs.
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Maynard
Tigers
Old Timers
Bull Dogs
Concord Ladies Ten Fin Bowling Leaders and Standings
In the Concord Ladies Ten Fin league the Maybees lead after a 1446 to 1380 win over the Merrymakers while the Tagalongs beat the Topsies 1449 to 1365. High scorers include Rita Pariteau 108 Margaret Burke 100 and Alice Alego 99. The Tuesday standings show the Maybees Tagalongs and Topsies in the top slots. Concord Grangers announce a Poverty Party with box lunch at Elks hall Tuesday with a prize for the worst costume and a fine for those not in costume.
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Merrymakers
Rita Pariteau
Margaret Burke
Alice Alego
Maybees
Concord Grangers
Elks Hall
Maynard High Faces Clinton in Key Championship Tilt
Maynard high school eyes a decisive Alumni Field clash with Clinton tomorrow as injuries hit the lineup. Star passer Ed Higgins and back Margrei Molloy miss time with back and knee injuries, replaced by Al Kizik, while Fran Crowley may start despite dental problems. The team remains confident for a tie for the title.
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Maynard
Clinton ‘High School
Ed Higgins
Margrei Molloy
al Kizik
Fran Crowley
Thanksgiving Prayer for Faith Hope and Country
A devotional meditation thanking God for faith strength truth life and love. The speaker extols a universal plan guiding wind and rain and the blessing of work and democracy. It celebrates liberty unity and civilization while asking guidance to face life with honesty and courage.
Frederick Winsor Dies in Boston Former Middlesex School Headmaster
Frederick Winsor 18 as founder and headmaster of Middlesex School Concord died in Boston. A Harvard graduate and educator, he organized the Gilman School and later led Middlesex for 37 years. He promoted national scholarships and influenced many schools through eight former staff who became heads.
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Frederick Winsor
Boston
Middlesex School
Concord
Bostom
Winchester
Frederick
Anne Bent
Ware) Winsor
Henry Ware
Harvard University
Roxbury Latin School
Harvard College
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Phillips Exeter Academy
Country School Boys
Gilman School
Baltimore
Middlesex
Concory
New England
Winsor
Lawrence Terry
Harvard Alumni Association
Winsor Pioneer Leader Dies After Long Public Service
The obituary notes Charles Bryant Winsor who held roles with the Associated Harvard Clubs and chaired school committees in 1918 1919 and later years. He married Mary A. L. Paine in 1894 and had three sons and two daughters. After retirement he lived in Petersham and funeral plans were incomplete.
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Ters’ Association
Harvard Clubs
Mary A. L. Paine
Charles ,J. and
Lulia
Bryant) Paine
Weston
Charles
Frederick, Jr
John Bryant Winsor
Dorothy
Theresa Winsor
Winsor
Petersham
Holiday Game Postponed to Saturday
Concord and Lexington high schools postpone their Thanksgiving Day football game due to twelve inch snowfall. The contest now moves to Saturday with Concord hosting and Lexington traveling, as tentative plans announced this morning.
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Concord
Lexington
Aid for Britain: Charity Knits Shipped by Women's Alliance
The Woman's Alliance of the First Parish Church sent knitted garments and other warm items to British relief headquarters. The March meeting, hosted by Mrs. Hector L. Marquis and Mrs. Daniel Blue, included a tea service as members gathered to assist.
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Sudbury
Woman's Alliance of the First
British Relief
Hector L. Marqus
Daniel Blue
Concord Players to Stage Lennox Robin Son’s Comedy
Concord presents Lennox Robinson’s comedy December 5 6 and 7 to aid the Concord Unit of British War Dalia. The cast includes Patrick Clancy Marian Clancy Dorothea Clancy Lavinia McLeod Dorothea Clancy Barbara Walker Anna Clancy plus Frank Owen Oliver O Shaughnessy Richard Wood Harola Mahony William King Elizabeth King John Todd Peggy Larrabee and others. The group expands with new members and features strong performances from Owen McLeod Todd and the Kings.
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Concord
Lennox Robinson
Concord Players
Dalia
Marie Gooding
Dick Delany
Frank S. Owen
Oliver O’shaughnessy
Richard F. Wood
Harola Mahony
Susie Tynan
Peggy Larrabee
Pierce Hegarty
John Todd
Ellen Nolan
Elizabeth King
Bedford
Delany
Patrick
Marian
Oliver
Richard Wood
Lavinia McLeod
Lincoln
William
Mr. King
Harold Mahony
Mrs King
Kenneth Reynolds
Barbara
Walker
Married in East Millbury Concord
The wedding of Miss Marjorie Mary Flynn daughter of Mrs Delia Flynn of East Millbury to Bernard Harry McGrath son of Mr and Mrs Bernard W Mc Grath Bedford Street took place last morning at Our Lady of Lourdes Church East Millbury McGrath a Concord high school Tilton Academy Canisius graduate is a state patrolman previously stationed at Grafton barracks and formerly with the Concord state police.
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Concord
Marjorie Mary Flynn
Delia Flynn
East Millbury
Bernard Harry McGrath
Bernard W. McGrath
Bedford Street
Our Lady of Lourdes
McGrath
Concord High School
Tilton Academy
Canisius
Grafton Barracks
Concord State Police
Traverse Boundary Lines in This Section
Concord board of selectmen perambulates town boundaries with neighboring towns. Chairman Hubert M. Wardwell leads assisted by John Robinson and Elmer Joslin. completed Carlisle Acton Sudbury and poised to finish Bedford and Lincoln. Several boundary posts were missing or broken and to be replaced. State statutes require five year perambulations.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Hubert M. Wardwell
van D. Servais
William A. Buttrick
John Robinson
Elmer Joslin
Water
Carlisle
Herbert A. Lee
Frank J. Biggs
Acton
Ralph W.er
W. Burton Harvey
James Kinsley
Sudbury
Bedford
Lincoln
Victory Dance Thursday at Concord High
The seniors and the Athletic Association plan a victory dance for the football team at the high school auditorium this Thursday evening. Presidents Hardy Gibbs and Richard Damon have organized an attractive program with receipts to defray costs of other sports for the balance of the year.
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Concord
Hardy Gibbs
Richard Damon
Annual Concord Lexington Holiday Classic Clash Here
The 19th Concord vs Lexington football game will be played Thanksgiving morning at 10 on Emerson ground in Lexington. Concord leads the series 8–7 with 3 ties and both teams anticipate a tight, well coached battle barring bad weather. An expected large crowd will watch from Thoreau Everett corner with backs led by Romeo Busa and Archibald for Lexington and Captain Gibbs plus Frannie Horne for Concord.
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Concord
Lexington
Emerson Playground
Concord-Lexington
Thoreau and
Everett Streets
Romeo Busa
Danny Busa
Dickie’ Archibald
Corncord
George W. Perry
Tufts College
Charles Bridey
Natick
al Cook
Bernie Megin
Notre Dame
Gibbs
Oak
Jackie Flavin
Merton Sanborn
Service for Mrs. M. Olsen in South Acton
Marie Seversonen Olsen died at home on Lansbrook Road on November 23 at 1 30 am. She was born in Norway at 73. Survived by husband Simon two sons Alfred and Oscar, brother Peter Severinsen and sister Ottine. Funeral from home November 25 at 2 30 pm Rev Harry P Odland officiated. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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South
Actoh
Marie (Severinsen) Olsen
Lansbrook
Norway
Recount in Maynard November 30 at 2 PM
Maynard registrars of voters will recount the November 5 governor vote next Saturday at two oclock. Original ballot showed Dever leading Maynard 1782 to 1428 over Saltonstall. Registrars Frank E Sanderson John Brayden Michael Nee and William Coulter oversee the recount. both candidates Dever and Saltonstall will be represented.
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Maynard
Dever
Saltonstall
Frank E Sanderson
John Brayden
Michael Nee
William Coulter
Five public weighers appointed by town board
The Board of Selectmen appointed five weighers at a Wednesday meeting in town offices. Appointees include Peter Olson Jr, Jarold Whitney, Charles Cook, Gerald Davis, and William Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acion
American Cyanamid and Chemical Corp
Board of Selectmen
Peter Olson
Jr sJarold Whitney
Charles Cook
Gerald Davis
William Kane
Holiday Dance at Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury hosts a charity Holiday Dance at the town hall to benefit the Woman's Club Scholarship. Mrs. Harvey N. Bank chairs the event with assistance from Leonard D. Stiles Forrest Bradshaw and Stephen W. Graff. Frank Dewey's Orchestra to supply music with Albert Haynes calling off the old fashioned dances.
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Sudbury
Woman's Club
Harvey N. F Bank
Leonard D. Stiles
Forrest Bradshaw
Stephen W. Graff
Frank Dewey
Albert Haynes
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Patrick Clancy
Marian Clancy
Anna
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E. Millbury
Marjorie M. Flynn
Bernard H. McGrath
Concord Ri Val
Salvatore ‘Mascariello
Frannie Horne
Sanborn
Illiam Lakfiff
Jackie Boyd
Billy Anderson
Joe Hanley
Concord Dracut
Chelmsford
Wilmington
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South Acton
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Rexall Store
West Corcord
Richardson Drug — Goncard
Bradshaw’ South
J. Harris McDonough Ambert H. Bigelow
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