Hale High School Graduation of Fifteen Seniors in Stow
Hale High School held its sixty sixth graduation at Stow Town Hall on June 21. Superintendent Blynn E. Davis presented diplomas to fifteen seniors in a ceremony featuring valedictorian Ruth Stiles and salutatorian Frank Vodoklys. The program included readings, a class history, gifts, a glee club performance, and scholastic awards led by Principal William J. Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Blynn E. Davis
Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
Richard J. Salmon
Ruth Stiles
Frank Vodoklys
Francis Warren
Joanne Hartley
Will
Dorrance Ledard
Vic
Dean Annett
Alice Dexter
Hale High Glee Club
Fifty Voices
Joanf Annett
Scholastic
William J. Hartley
Becker Junior Colegé
Dorrance Leard
United States
Readers Digest
Ruth Siies
Dora Fletcher
National Honor Society
Joan Annett
Elaine Drechsler
Johne Hartley
Frank Vodok
Roger Derby
Robert B. Dempsey
Union Evangelical Church
Donald Colleton
Elizabeth Derby
Virginia DiPietro
Daniel Enneguess
Joanne Hadley
William Hibbard
Dorranc*+ Leard
John Makey
Hale High opens 1950 baseball league cup play
The Hale High School baseball season opens with league play at 6 15 p m. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a 1950 schedule kickoff and upcoming matches.
Concord Notes Describe Play Viewing and Class Trip
Concord High School students in the drama club watched Mr. Roberts with teacher Mrs Virginia M Petree during activity period. Freshmen planned a Whalum Park trip as a final summer outing while juniors organize a White's Pond picnic and swimming event.
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Concord
Dramatic Club
Concord Hhe
Roberts
Virgiia M. Petree
Whalum Park
Fynight
White’s Pond
Parents as Chaperones Join Boys and Girls for Fun
Parents will serve as chaperones and will participate in activities alongside the boys and girls, sharing in the enjoyment and supervision of the event.
Bedford News Notes on Local Graduations and Jobs
Mrs Sophia W Martin of 8 School Avenue attended her grandson Henry Hill son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hill and Beryl Martin at Concord graduation exercises. Mrs Martin staying with the Hills on Belknap Street in Concord. Joan Wannamaker of 86 South Road has a job at Bedford Farms Dairy on North Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia W. Martin
School Avenue
Hanery Hill
Henry Hill
Beryl Martin
Concord
Martin
T He Hills
Joan Wannamaker
South Road
Bedford Farms
North Road
Hale Junior High Graduation Honors Stow Class
Stow residents witnessed Hale Junior High School’s graduation in the Stow Town Hall. Superintendent Blynn E. Day presented certificates as Rev. Robert B. Demnsey offered invocation and benediction. Class essays were read by officers, and a march by Marjorie Warren accompanied musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Hale Junior High School
Blynn E. Day
Stow Town Hall
Robert B. Demnsey
Union Evan‘walical ‘Church
Jegmne Salmon
Garcia
David Goss
Vivian Oe Hatalo
Witliane
Hospitals Kept Busy as U S Hospitals Report 1949 Rates
Chicago dispatch notes that U S hospitals admitted patients at 1.9 second intervals in 1949 while a live baby was born in a hospital every 11.2 seconds, according to the American Medical Association's medical education and hospital findings.
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Chicago
U.P
U. S
American Medical Association
Sudbury School Notes Awards From June Assembly
A special assembly in the new auditorium on June 14 announced awards for drama, softball, and baseball participation. Recipients included Ronald Brown, Eloise Burt, Marcia Gaughan, and many others for dramatic pins and letters. Priscilla Pittman won a sweater for most improvement. numerous students received items for baseball and cheerful entries. The third grade performed folk dances and the program closed with music from the younger grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Brown
Eloise Burt
George Gennaro
David Hawes
John McLean
Guy Palmer
Madeline Quinn
William Schofield
Anne Burns
Marcia Gaughan
Curtis Harding
Robert Johnson
Alice Normile
James Foole
Caroline Richardson
Lawrence Story
Shirley Kahlainen
Eanor Johnson
Anne Burrks
Phyllis Phelps
Beverly Giles
Dorothy Hawes
Jane Flynn
Jo‘anna Olsen
Priscilla Pitman
Eloise Burr
Marlene Forsythe
Priscilla Pittman
John Hall
David Hewes
Mario Floridia
Joseph Lettérs
Albert Schwartz
William Hulbert
Ralph Bowker
James Poole
Sudbury School News Closing Day Program Highlights
The second and third grades presented a Closing Day Program to mothers and guests in the auditorium. The program opened with two songs by the third grade. A Health Play titled Tim-e be Healthy was performed by the second grade with the cast including Anne, Tricia, Carol Lee Streeter, and Sandra Borg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Siegars
Richard Wolfe
Robert Sullivan
Karen Lowell
Judy Allen
Big Ben Cock
Terry Wilson
Laurie Mahoney
Dicky Dolan
John Rose
Robert McManus
Doreen Alcamo
Linda Franson
Ronald McDonald
Angle
Joseph Gallo
Robert Gaffney
Sandra Somers
Peter Maglions
Kathleen Glynn
Anne “Tim
Tricia Apoleamase
Carol Lee Streéter
Sandra Borg
WaySide Inn News Briefs celebrates Stock Freeman wedding
South Sudbury, Miss Ann Stock of Rocky River Ohio, and Charles Freeman of Springfield, wed at Martha Mary Chapel after a June 1949 reservation. The Stock family stayed at Wayside Inn during Wellesley activities. Ann wore a lace over tulle dress, bridesmaids in white and lavender, with blue purple accents, flowers by Marie MacMurtry.
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South Sudbury
Ann Stock
Rocky River
Ohio
Wellesley College
Charles Freeman
Springfield
Martha Mary Chapel
Wellesley
Ock
Ové Heft
Bach
Ann
Marie MacMurtry
Wedding Celebrations Day at the Inn With Multiple Ceremonies
Three weddings took place on Saturday June 17 at the Chapel in South Sudbury with Rev John Dixon presiding. Miss Marion Easter wed Fred Paulson of Worcester at 4 pm, Miss Shirley MacGregor tied to William A Brittain of Newton Centre at 7 pm, and Miss Marian Sheridan wed Donald Hanson at noon after a Maynard ceremony, as Lindall Rogers and his trio provided music and guests enjoyed a buffet tea for about 75.
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John Dixon Copy
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
Marion Easter
Fred Paulson
Worcester
M. R. Boynton
Newton
Shirley MacGregor
William A. Brittain
Newon Centre
Marian Sheridan
Donald Hamson
Maynard
Three Straight Wins Put West Concord Front Runners
West Concord Town Team clinched third place with three consecutive victories over Burlington Tewksbury and Varney. Pitching by Hopkins Arkerson and Fenton propelled a 21 to 3 and 11 game league win stretch while Leruzzo Sepe and Wallace powered the offense. The team added Notre Dame transfer Val Musicato to bolster the outfield.
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West Concord
West Concord Town
Burington Tigers
Charlie Hopkins
Lennie Arkerson
George Fenton
Burlington
Tewksbury
Varney
John Leruzzo
Matt Sepe
Jack Wallace
West Conncorde
Val Muiscato
Notre Dame
Hale High School Picnic At Canobie Lake
Freshman and sophomore classes at Hale high school enjoyed a picnic at Canobie Lake Salem New Hampshire despite threatening weather. Activities included swimming softball roller skating and bowling with bowling drawing the most attention. Hopkinton high school girls softball defeated Hale 13 to 9 in their season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton High School
Hale High School Lassies
Hopkinton Girls
Cubs Edge West Concord 13 12 in Tight League Open
Maynard Cubs defeated West Concord 13 to 12 at Alumni Field in a hard fought game watched by about 100 fans. Maynard used 27 players to give many youths experience while sustaining a late rally after West Concord tied the score in the first inning.
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Maynard
West Concord Cubs
Alumni Field
Maynard Cubs
Cubs
West Concord
W. Concord
Fishermen land record 278 pounds redfish in Portland
Boston trawler Gudrun crew of 11 nets a record haul of 278 pounds of redfish in Portland Maine and shares $10,000 for two weeks' work. The report notes Illinois caring for Spanish American War veterans and sailors home at Quincy in mental hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
U.P
Illinois
Ee Rans
Quincy
Ill
1888 foodstuffs price notes and coin terms
A garbled 1888 pricing fragment notes mutton at 70 cents per unit and bread, with other items priced around one to twenty cents per pound. The text blends odd spellings and coin terms, indicating historical grocery rates and small currency values.
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Ruth B. Stiles
Westton
Outa
Hoger N
Derby
Frank M. Vodorlys
Alice C. Dexter
Francis W. Warren, JR
Dorrance T. Leard
Virginia A. Dipietro
Elaine W. Drechsler
John A. Makey
William M. Hubbard
Daniel J. Enneguess
Joanne E. Hartley
Joan B. Annett
Kenna
H.S
Bedford
Firestone
Acme Supply CO
Nason St
Tel
Town Hall
Sudbury
Sudbury School News
Wayside Inn
Lindall Rogers
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