St Casimir Downs Clinton Strand in Home Opener
St Casimir opened its home season with a 53 to 23 victory over Clinton Strand. Labo wicz led with 20 points, Zapareski added 15, and every Saints player scored as the team pulled away after a 22 to 19 halftime edge. Bluegen and Hall starred for the visitors before a late foul disqualification.
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Labowicz
Mike Zapareski
bLugean
Hall
Bowlers Honor At Intertown Banquet With League Standings
Intertown Bowling League midseason banquet at Odd Fel 108 Hall drew 8 members and guests. Speaker lineup included Rep. Frank Sheridan and Selectmen McCarron Lent and McGrath among others. George Lawton tops as high scorer. league standings show Champions leading with 35 points and teams like Gagne’s Oil and Cardinalag near top as schedule extended to mid April.
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Middlesex Laundry
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E. Peterson
H Fiecowicz
G. Lawton
Soko
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Cardinals
Saints Triumph Over Sons of Italy 59 to 27
St Casimir Flashes dominated the Sons of Italy 59 27 in Parish gym leading 19 9 at halftime and widening the gap. Staszewski scored 17 as Girdzilewski and Pilecki added 13 each with Columbo and Buscemi top scorers for the losers.
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Sons of Italy
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Staszewski
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Cob and Pen Swans Define Male and Female Roles
The terms cob and pen describe male and female swans respectively. The cob is the male swan and the pen is the female, terms used in ornithology and wildlife writing.
13 Year Old William Merriam Delivers Sermon in South Acton Church
South Acton youths lead a Universalist service with opening, responsive psalm, scripture, and offertory. William Merriam aged 13 prepared and delivered the address as part of the young peoples program led by Rev. K H Carritt. Special music by Richard A Lowden accompanied the service.
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Leon Clafflin
Burton Merriam
Rita Dunivan
Virginia Milbery
James Hespie
William Merriam
Kk H Carritt
Richard A Lowden
South Sudbury Notes and Local Meetings
Edmond Gileason who enlisted in the Navy last Fall and is stationed at Norfolk Virginia is home on a two weeks furlough Waldo E Stone a Tufts College student was home for the weekend The Women's Association of Memorial Church will meet Thursday January 24 at the parsonage for a sewing meeting Mr Young 87 lives with his daughter on State Road in South Sudbury village he slipped on the sidewalk visiting his grandson and is lame but not seriously hurt Mrs Cabot Devoll is on the sick list this week and friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Acton Grange Suite Installs Westboro Officers
The Acton Juvenile Grange installing suite set Westboro Grange officers Saturday evening. Installing officer Robert Clapp led Ruth Horton marshal Harry Hollowell chaplain Richard Peterson regalia bearer George Gilman emblem bearer. The same suite will install Acton Grange officers Tuesday and travel to Townsend to install Townsend officers Saturday January 26.
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Ruth Horton
Harry Hollowell
Richard Peterson
George Gilman
Townsend
Maynard resident Cheney dies aged 62
Maynard Clarke Cheney of 18 Parks Street died at home after a week in bed. He was 62, born in Maynard, and served as cemetery commissioner. Survived by wife and a seriously ill sister in Arlington. Funeral held yesterday at 2 PM at the Union Congregational Church with interment in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Funeral Services for Frank G. Williams in West Acton
Funeral services were held Sunday at 1 30 p m for Frank Gordon Williams from his Central street home. Rev A M Jeffries officiated with burial at Brookline New Hampshire. Williams a longtime resident and painter, suffered a late week health event and died at 7 30 p m. He was survived by his devoted widow and was highly regarded in the village for his good citizenship and family devotion.
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Acton Improvement Association to hear Miss Lothrop talk
The Acton Improvement Association meets tonight for its regular monthly gathering. Miss Mary Lothrop will share experiences from five months touring the British Isles and the Continent and studying music in London. She is described as an accomplished musician and pleasing speaker.
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Acton Group Plans Honor for Howard J Billings
Edwards Quimiby Post 284 Acton will honor Selectman Howard J Billings at a February public meeting for nine years of service to the town. Dr O L Clark chairs the committee for the fifth of six whist parties at West Acton Woman's Club on Wednesday evening.
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Tezcatlipoca the Aztec god of perpetual youth
The article notes Tezcatlipoca as a primary Aztec deity valued for perpetual youth. It presents him as among the chief gods in Aztec belief.
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Elements of the body and their weights
The article lists the average human body at 150 pounds containing 75 pounds of oxygen 50 pounds carbon 15 pounds hydrogen 4 pounds calcium 3 pounds phosphorus 2 pounds chlorine 2 pounds nitrogen 6 ounces magnesium 5 ounces fluorine 4 ounces sodium 3 ounces potassium 2 ounces iron 1 ounce silicon a fraction ounce of iodine and a trace of manganese.
Mourning in Europe Amid Backward Regions
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St Bridget's Parish Whist Friday Night
St Bridget's parishioners plan a grand whist at Cooperative Hall next Friday evening to start the winter parish socials. Prizes include a door prize and a special total prize, with Rev. James Sherry directing and multiple committees handling whist efforts and ticketing.
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St .Bridget’s
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