M H S Students Earn Leadership Awards and Girls State Selection
Mary Spratt and Mary Grigas receive honors for leadership and scholarship at M H S. Spratt wins state and lodge prizes for outstanding leadership in school and community. Grigas chosen to represent M H S at Girls State at Bridgewater State Teachers College. Variety Show tickets on sale May 2–3 under Paul Ryan. Principal Frediano Mattioli attends Framingham conference on developmental reading.
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State Association
Maynard Lodge of Elks
Mary Grigas
M.H.S
Bridgewater State Teachers College
Mary
M.hs
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Ryan
Frediano Mattioli
Framingham
State Dept. of Education
Mattidli
Harry Passow
Columbia University
Emerson hosts tense high school game record loss
Readable fragments describe a high school basketball game at Emerson with Concord and Ander Kenzie involved. The text notes a home run like score moment, mentions visitors and locals, and a final line of mixed digits.
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Emerson
Concord
D BOY 00 Attends I and Is a Division
A fragmentary line notes a person labeled D BOY 00 attending an I division event in what seems like a Vermont setting. The readable text provides limited context on roles or outcomes. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are stated in the legible portion.
Marlboro Maynard Baseball Game Postponed to Monday
Marlboro High School will open its season Friday at home against Notre Dame of Fitchburg. The Marlboro Maynard Midland League clash at Ward Park has been postponed to next Monday afternoon at the same venue.
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Marlboro
James Honen
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Maynard High School
Ward Park
Maynard Tennis Club Plans 1956 Season
Maynard town youth tennis groups organize for inter town play in 1956. All boys and girls aged eleven plus may join for one year by buying a membership card. A meeting for interested parents and children is set for Crowe Park on April 28 at ten o clock. rain date follows.
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Maynard
Maynard Tennage
Kursonis
Massachusetts
Crowe Park
Maynard Girls’ Tennis Association
Denise Murphy
Judith Manning
Karen Crandell
Carol Brayen
Maynard Boye’ Tennis Association: President, Paul Crotty
Charles Walsh
Clark Smith
David Nevala
Bedford bowling leagues shift to new Bedford alleys
The Bedford Bowling League will roll Thursday nights at the new Bedford alleys next season. Mill Dam League also bowls there on Mondays. West Concord plans Wednesday sessions next year at Bedford and may return to a team basis. Manny Garcia enters two teams in diocesan Holy Name Tolloffs on May 27 in Boston. Hughie Miller leads the Maynard League with a 102 average and Barbara Heigmann tops the Maynard gals. Mill Dam banquet planned at Elks Hall on Monday. Tony Delsie leads the league with a 105.20.
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Concord
Bedford
New Bedford
Mill Dam
West Concord League
Elkshall
Manny Garcia
Boston
Hughie Miller
Barbara Heiigmann
Maynard
Elks Hall
Tony Delsie
Bedford Opens Modern Bowling Alley With 16 Lanes
Bedford: Theodore Silvester of Page Road opens a new modern bowling alleys on Great Road featuring 16 lanes with automatic pin setters and a refreshment room run by his daughters Lorraine and Marjorie. The building includes an inter-communications system and indirect lighting for 80 players and 40 spectators.
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Bedford
Theodore Silvester
Page Road
Great Road
Lorraine
Marjorie
Rival Plants Schedule Bowling Matches At Acton And Cambridge
Maynard The Acton Plant of the Dewey Almy Chemical Co plans to schedule bowling matches with the Cambridge Plant soon amid rival employee pride. At Tutto's Alleys in Maynard, Otto Lampinen topped events with a 340 three string and 101 average, Stan Piecewicz had the top single string 125, all organized by the Aero Club the plant's social and recreational group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Acton
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co
W. R. Grace Co
Cambridge
Tutto’s
Otto Lampinen
Stan Piecewicz
Aero Club
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Maynard-Arthur Best Buys Prepares For Village League
Maynard-Arthur's Best Buys details a June start with at least two league games weekly and Sunday games in May. The nine Team Village League features a strong field with four playoff teams in August. Notable roster members include Fred Wasilik Ed Gallagher Al Kulevich Hank Nowich Bob Jones Jim Duggan Holly Howes Slabysz Neimi Gange Jensen Sluyski Dintino Cobb Byers Wirtanen. Art Wirtanen and John Perillo manage the club and fans are urged to attend when the season opens.
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Maynard
Arthur
Fred Wasilik
Ed Gallagher
al Kulevich
Hank Nowich
Bob Jones
Jim
Duggan
Holly
Howes
Slabysz
Neimi
Gange
Jensen
Sluyski
Dintino
Cobb
Byers
Wirtanen
Art Wirtanen
John Perillo
Concord Citizens Committee Plans Banquet for School Teams
A Concord meeting led by Chairman John B Bartolomeo discussed a testimonial banquet for Concord High School indoor track champions and the basketball team. The event may be at the Rod and Gun Club with date to be announced.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
John B. Bartolomeo
Concord High
Rod & Gun Club
Two youths arraigned in Concord on auto charges
John W. Codding III 26 Elm Street faced charges of driving so as to endanger and improper turning signal. He paid 20 and 5 dollar expenses on two complaints and the case placed on file. Edward W. Hughes Jr 2068 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord was charged with speeding and following too closely. He pleaded not guilty and was found not guilty on both complaints. Police Patrolman Ralph P. Thomas testified. The accident occurred when Codding attempted a left turn from Main Street into Dee Road causing Hughes to skid into a snowbank near a home occupied by Mr and Mrs Sam L. Ogan. No serious injuries. The house suffered corner damage.
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John W. Codding
Elm Street
Noto
Pierre A. Northrup
Edward W. Hughes, Jr
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Ralph P. Thomas
Concord
Codding
Dee Road
Iain
Hughes
Sam L. Ogan
Cod Cing
R Ing
Kit
Maynard Men Eye College Gridiron Roles with Boston College
Maynard alumni Maynard Al Kulevich and Jimmy Duggan are competing for spots on the Boston College Eagles football squad during spring practice. Al Kulevich earned a letter last fall and is seen as a likely regular, while Duggan was the top scorer for Maynard high in 1954 and played on BC freshmen last year.
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Maynard
al Kulevich
Boston College
Eagles
Maynard High School
Jimmy
Maynard High
Walden Opens Trout Season Draws Large Crowds
Walden pond drew crowds as the trout season opened on a Saturday. Notable catches included Joe Szulesski of Cambridge with a 21% inch brown trout, and multiple anglers from Malden, Woburn, and Medford posting several fish including many browns and rainbows.
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Concord
Walden Pond
Walden Street
Concord Turnpike
Joe Szulesski
Cambridge
Lee Faucher
Leonard
Thomas
Harry Dixon
Dave Connolly
Malden
Bob Berndt
Ed Johnson
Woburn
Medford
Good Reports By Employers Of H S Girls
Concord reports from several employers on the progress of Concord High girls in the cooperative clerical program. The notes cover abilities work habits and personal characteristics with favorable results and valuable experience gained by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Harvard Trust
Theresa Fraticelli
Lincoln Laboratory
Bedford
Patricia Burris
Diana Cole
Louise Harrow Crossman
Claire Knapton
Marilyn Marabella
Ann McGovern
Carole Olson
Beverly Robinson
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Marjorie Watt
Minuteman
Chevrolet
Ellen Harvey
Hansen MacPhee
Frances Flannery
Utica Mutual Insurance Company
Vesta Bearce
Barbara Campobasso
Barbara Jordan
Boxborough Town Meeting Sets Primary Agenda and Votes
Boxborough held a special town meeting during the presidential primary at Town Hall. Four articles were discussed including $1200 for snow removal and $175 for the Lake Walden swimming program. Voter turnout was 51 with 42 Republicans and 9 Democrats. Eisenhower led GOP votes, Stevenson led Democrats, and McCormack received one.
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Boxborough
Town Hall
Planning Board
Lake Walden
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
McCormack
Maynard Opens Home Season Against Clinton Friday
Maynard high baseball teams lists veterans from last year and C.Y.O. nines for the Midland League title pursuit as they host Clinton Friday afternoon at John A. Crowe Park. Southpaw Johnny Kulevich and right-hander Jimmy Luker lead the pitching staff with Dick Jones behind the plate, while Captain Dave Crotty Phil Williams Bob Kane Ralph Martino and Dick Carlton anchor the lineup along with Pony League callups eager to prove themselves.
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Maynard
St. Bridget’s
C.Y.O
Maynard High
Clinton
John A. Crowe
Dick Lawson
Johnny Kulevich
Jimmy Luker
Dick Jones
Dave Crotty
Phil Williams
Bob Kane
Ralph Martino
Dick Carlton
Pony League
Benefit sale for Children’s Hospital planned in Boston
Mrs F Wadsworth Busk of Lowell road serves on the committee for a charity sale benefiting Children’s Hospital at Botson. The event runs Thursday April 26 through Wednesday May 2 at 669 Boylston street Boston from 10 a m to 6 p m daily.
Rod and Gun Club Holds Meeting in Concord
Concord Rod and Gun Club conducted a regular meeting led by President William J. Ryan. Election results pending. A well attended fishing breakfast was held at the clubhouse last Saturday. Pistol shooting awards were won by Ted Roth first Charles Miller second Elmer Rankin third and Dick Turtleter fourth. The club reports 233 total members including 101 Concord 49 West Concord and 83 out of town members.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
William J. Ryan
Ted Roth
Charles Miller
Elmer Rankin
Dick Turtleter
West Concord
Examinations At Acton School May 7 To May 1
Acton junior and senior high students will take unit examinations covering six weeks of study during the week of May 7. Report cards for the fourth marking period will be issued May 15. Principal Raymond J. Grey attended the 33rd annual conference of principals at Framingham on April 16 and 17.
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Acton
Raymond J. Grey
Acton High School
State Teachers College
Framingham
General Radio Glee Club Concert at Belmont Methodist Church
The General Radio Glee Club presents its fifth annual concert at Belmont Methodist Church on Friday April 27 at 8 15. West Concord plant members are in the chorus with Mrs and Mr Leo R Gillis of 269 Main Street West Concord announcing birth of Judith Ann on April 15. Senior Youth Fellowship of Trinitarian Congregational Church meets Sunday at 7 30 with Barbara Scherer as worship leader and Richard Curtis as discussion leader.
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General Radio Glee Club
Belmont Methodist Church
West Concord
Leo R. Gillis
Main Street
Judith Ann
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Barbara Scherer
Richard Curtis
Building Fund Drive Opens for Emerson Hospital
Concord announces a 10 day fund drive from April 27 to May 7 to raise 385000 for a new wing boosting Emerson Hospital capacity from 60 to 85 beds. Twelve area towns participate with pledges over three years. General chairman Harding A. Greene. vice-chair Franklin R. Johnson. hospital corporation president Gilbert M. Roddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital Building Fund
Harding A. Greene
Franklin R. Johnson
Hospital
Gilbert M. Roddy
County meetings announced for May events
Carlisle area listings show a May 1 fruit growers twilight meeting and May 2 egg producers short course in Littleton. Also May 2 goat breeders and associated fruit growers meetings, May 5 county 4-H achievement day, and the Lincoln horse show at Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Fruit Growers
Egg Producers
Littleton
Associated Fruit Growers
Lexington
Lincoln
Birth of Twins at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles A House of 1 Harrington Avenue welcomed twins born April 20 at Emerson Hospital.
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West Concord
Charles A. House
Harrington Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Concord Graduate Joined Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
Dena Ferran, a recent Concord High School graduate, is among 32 Bern ard College students elected Phi Beta Kappa. The national honor society selects members with exceptional scholarship records, recognizing academic achievement.
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Concord
Concord High School
Dena Ferran
Bernard College
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