Real estate ad touts listings in Marlboro area
A Marlboro real estate office promotes numerous listings across Hudson Framingham Waltham Acton and nearby towns. It details houses duplexes ranches and commercial space with prices and features and invites readers to call for appointments or mortgage help.
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Littleton
North Acton
Sudbury
South Acton
Norman Brock
Pine Acres
Lincoln Street
Marlboro
Franklin Street
Boston
Alboro
Stevens St
Fairmount St
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Hudson St
Bath
Broid
Winter
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Hudson
Framingham
Waltham
Twinbrok
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Red Ranch
Tomor
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Berlin
YNARD
Mayberry Rd
Rt. 117
Dead End
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Riverside Park
Stow
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Hudson Road
Cape
Red Acre
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Lincoln Road
Seniors Club Plans Larger 1957 Activities
The Marlboro area Seniors Citizens Club reports 273 members over 60. Activities in 1956 included trips to New York and Washington, Boston Garden outings, Red Sox and Celtics games, dances, and regular meetings. The 1957 season opens January 6 at Ice Capades in Boston Garden.
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Red Sox
New York
Florida
Senior Citizens Club
Boston Garden
Recreation Dept
Washington
Fenway Park
Intercolonial Club
Weenie
Hasat Sugusry Ey Memorial Beach
Mémorial Beach
Lake Whalum
Leominster Golden Age Club
Brockton Fair
Dee
Westboro State Hospital
Filibuster Fight Looms Over Senate Rule Change
A looming clash in the 85th Congress pits liberal Democrats led by Humphrey Douglas Morse Murray McNamara Neuberger against Republicans Case Ives and Kuechel to end filibusters by amending Rule 22. The move aims to advance civil rights legislation blocked by Southern conservatives and Northern Republicans.
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Minnesota
Douglas
Illinois
Morse
Oregon
Murray
Montana
McNamara
Michigan
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New Jersey
Ives
New York
Kuechel
California
Senate
Colombo Leads Millie League Averages and Anchors Lead
Concord secretary Tom Hopkins reports leading averages in the Mill Dam Bowling League with Charlie Colombo at 107.20, Richard Wheeler 106.2, and Tony Delsie 105.20. Team standings show Anchors atop with 49 wins, 3 losses, followed by defending champions Ramblers at 41 wins, 11 losses.
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Concord
Tom Hopkins
Mill Dam
Charlie Colombo
Richard Wheeler
Tony Delsie
the Ramblers
Hale High Notes Celebrates Cheerleaders and Christmas Party
Hale High students the cheerleaders Shir ley Blanchette Lorna Clark Elaine Carmichael Joan Cunningham Bonnie Stone and Leah Malmberg support boys basketball this season. Senior High hosts December 21 Christmas party with guest pre school visitors Janine Aucion Susan Huntly Shirley Allen Bret Shoemaker. Principal Joseph Oakey receives humorous gift from Dave Kinsley a box within a box revealing a cupie doll. Sophomores plan January 18 square dance at Center School Gym. Dramatic Club works on two plays one all girl cast and one all alley cast with date to be announced.
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Janine Aucion
Susan Huntly
Shirley Allen
Bret Shoemaker
Dave Kinsley
Joseph Oakey
Oakey
Dramatic Club
Concord Narrowly Defeats Maynard 68 to 63
Concord CUO edged Maynard Stags 68 to 63 in a Sunday showdown at Maynard Memorial Gymnasium. Maynard trailed after a sluggish shooting display, with Joe Sweeney sparking Concord and Alex Kulevich top scoring for Maynard with 26 points. The Stags next host Marlboro Boys Club in a Central Massachusetts League clash at 3 PM.
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Concord
Stags
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Kulevich
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Concord Players vs Records Spark Debate on Coaching Wins
The piece tracks Concord High scorers led by Flanigan 90 points and compares era marks from Georgie Fenton 97 in 1946 to Jack Skewes 104. It cites Bernie Megin’s coaching record at 100 wins in 13 seasons and ponders whether his 59 game unbeaten stretch outshines Ray Riddick’s 86–12–2 ten-year ledger.
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Concord
Charlie Flanigan
Flanigan
Georgie Fenton
Jack Skewes
Val Muscato
Val
Oliver Ames
Tech
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Bernie Megin
Boston University
Walter Carew
Salem
B.U
Winchester High
Lowell Industrial Commission
Lowell
Ray Riddick
Megin
Bernie
Hudson
Framed Mount Rushmore Faces Visible From Great Distance
The stone likenesses of George Washington Thomas Jefferson Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln atop Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota can be seen for about 60 miles.
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George Wi
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Rush_more
Black Hills
South 2
Record 62 Highlights New Classrooms in Country
Health secretary Marion Folsom cites a 1956 record of 62,000 new classrooms built and warns shortages will remain acute without federal aid. Eisenhower targets school-aid legislation. Smith proposes a four year grant plan. Folsom reports teacher shortages reduced to 129,000 despite rising enrollment and notes funding for health education and research initiatives.
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U. P
Washington
Marion B. Folsom
Folsom
Eisenhower
H. Alexander Smith R.nij
Smith
Tjal
Securiting Sur
Trackmen Triumph as Evans Dominates Two Events
Dave Evans, a junior, won two first places including the shutout and the 45-yard hurdles. Jay Hewitt won the decisive 1000-yard race in the final yard. Milton took only the mile as the best race featured Hewitt in a close finish.
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Smother Milton
Evans
Hewitt Wing
Dave Evans
Fran Arnold
Os Fek Parker
Corey Hammond
Bob Paolilli
Milton
Jay Hewitt
Crawford
Mullaney
Davis
D. Evans
Williamson
Pozerycki
Maynard Hoopsters Host Chelmsford In Friday Tilt
Maynard High School hosts Chelmsford in a non league game at Memorial Gym Friday with Jaywes at 7 and the varsity to follow. Maynard also meets Clinton in a Midland League clash next Tuesday as they pursue the league title after losses to Chelmsford and Concord.
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Memorial Gym
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Orange and Black
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Maynard High Five
Clinton
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Lawson
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Concord Classical Set to Host Meet Weekend
Local notes announce the MET League standings with limited readable details. Upcoming meets include Concord Classical hosting on Saturday January 5 and a January 12 event featuring Concord versus Dedham. Names and exact scores are obscured in the OCR.
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Oneord
Mahan Fweae
Lynn
ORC
Tetas
Concord Classical
Concord
Dedham
Glacial Meltwaters Irrigate Nepal Rice Fields
Water from melting glaciers irrigates rice paddies in Nepal as farmers stir the mud with wooden plows while wives undertake sowing and harvest tasks.
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Two 4 H Win Chicago Honors For Raymont Serra and Charles Deerfield
Two 4 H members in Chicago Raymond Moore and Charles Deerfield, both 17, earned state honors in farming skills and practices. Mills funded a Chicago trip. Raymont Serra showed dairy cattle growth and judging with eight herd entries and 44 daily judging tasks. Charles Deerfield’s projects included chemical and dye work with the Field Gram program and oats for silage on one and a half acres under Extension direction.
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Raymont
Mills
Chicago
Charles
Directia
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