St Jean's Marlboro Triumph Sparks 9-2 Crowd Pleaser
Maynard sparks St Jean's of Marlboro to a 9-2 victory over Erikson's Dairy 2 at Crowe Park. Wajtkiewicz, Tierney and Lamy featured in the offense with two early runs and a key late rally, while Dion, Lamy and Siverman contributed on defense and infield plays.
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Maynard
St. Jean's
Marlboro
Erikson’s
Crowe Park
Stan Wajtkiewicz
Dion
Tierney
Roger Lamy
Robert Lamy
Dairymen
Frankie
Costanne
Worrevene
Gruber
Lawnon P
Hinten
Escessif
Wojtkiewicz
BBC
Brickeon’s Dairy
St. Pierre
Lamy
Rob
E ‘Mierney
Errors
Costanza
dAverman
A . Tierney
Reg
Giard
Halls
Aween
Vondeklys
Johnson
Memorial Chapel Dedicated at Woodlawn Cemetery
The Memorial Chapel at Woodlawn Cemetery, funded by the late Mrs. Georgia Etta Whitney and her sister Mrs. Watson, was dedicated Sunday with remarks by Amos L. Taylor and others. The 16th century style walnut interior features, organ by Williams Zeuch, etched glass, and landscaped grounds, with praise for donors and organizers.
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Iit
Georgia Etta Whitney
Varnwm
Walter H
Amos L. Taylor
S. Albertie’ Wallster
Whitney
Watson
E F. Tuttle
Ery
Taylor
Concord
Michael Foley
H. Thaxter Underwood
Belmont
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention at Northampton
The state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary will be held in Northampton from Thursday to Sunday. Maynard Post delegates include BE. W. Mattson, Ernest Johnson, and George Quins. Auxiliary delegates are Mrs Ethel Thane, Sophie Walsh, Mary Cheney, Mary Flannery, and Margaret Boothroyd. Several members from both groups plan to attend.
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Northampton
Maynard Post
V.F. W
BE. W. Mattson
Ernest Johnson
George Quins
Ethel Thane
Sophie Walsh
Mary Cheney
Mary Flannery
Margaret Boothroyd
Social guests attend event in South Sudbury
Miss Lilla Adams and family hosted a gathering with George Adams and friends in South Sudbury. Framingham residents Mr and Mrs Charles Walker joined, along with Walter Kilton and Isobel Stone from Newton, among the guests.
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Lilla Adams
George Adams
Charles Walker
Framingham
Walter Kilton
Isobel Stone
Newton
Charter Matthews Tie The Knot In Acton Ceremony
George Henry Charter son of William and Mary and Dorothy Beatrice Matthews daughter of Clement A and Corinne Matthews were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at the home of Clesson A Bancroft Acton Center. Rev Arthur H Wilde of West Acton Baptist Church officiated and a reception followed with guests from West Acton Waltham Newton Center and nearby communities.
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George Henry Charter
William
Mary
Charter
Charter Road
Acton
Dorothy Beatrice Matthews
Clement.a
Corinne Matthews
Crescent Street
Waltham
Arthur H. Wilde
West Acton Baptist Church
Newton
Atkinsons Rest at Home After 9 Trip Through New York
The Atkinsons are back home at I Tree Farm after a nine day journey across New York. They report good health and plan quiet days at the farm.
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New York
Oecer
Atkinsons
I Tree Farm
Maynard High Nine Batting Averages From Last Season
Maynard high nine batting averages listed for last season include Kitowicz 355 Quim Bol 273 F Wojtkiewicz 273 Aspen en 268 Castanza 268 Columbo 269 1B Gudzinowicz 208 J Gardinowicz 184 BH Higgins 184 J Fliggins 267 Onahue 600. Pitching records show B Gudzinowicz 4 2 0.267 F Wojtkiewicz 8 65 86 Bohr vanes 1 BBO.
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Maynard
Kitowicz
Quim Bol
F. Wojtkiewicz
Aspen
Castanza
Columbo
Gudzinowics
J. Gardinowics
BH. Higgins
J. Fliggins
Onahue
B. Gudeinowicz
Bohr Vanes
Class of 1936 Reunion at Stow Country Club
The Maynard High School Class of 1936 will hold its first annual reunion at the Stow Country Club on Tuesday June 28 featuring games sports entertainment and a dinner supervised by Leo Mullin and class officers. The Class of 1987 with faculty adviser Migs Ruth G Bradley plans a moonlight sail and banquet as part of their first annual gathering.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Alumni Welcome For 4th Year Class Of Graduates
The piece reflects on happy schooldays turning into memories as four new graduates join the Alumni Association this week. It laments lost school crowds and newspaper cheers while noting youths shifting to amateur and semi pro sports and recreation. It praises local clubs and tennis courts kept busy by all ages and calls for opportunities for current schoolboys to continue athletics and education.
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Alumni Association
Tdaf
Kanto A.C
Tarmos and Co
Aoe
Lewiston visit and local society notes
Stuart and Billy Edgerly visit grandfather Hon. Thomas Skelton in Lewiston Maine. Dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wayne. Detroit resident Paul Henry Hanison Sr. of Detroit and Joseph T. Wright of Presque Isle join others in social rounds. Sudbury Garden Club met to view gardens. Bermuda Gardens talk by Mrs. William Tufts. Sudbury Auxiliary at Ocean House Swampscott convention. John Bradshaw injured at a cement mixer. Helen Green and Dr. Dali attended. taken to Concord hospital. Charles C. Way milers at Northcote Center.
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Penlia
William “Tufts
Bermuda
Helen Green
Public ‘Health
Nuree
Dali
Concord ‘Hospital
Charles C. ‘Way
Northcote
Services Begin at Cram Chapel Center
The Ralph dams Cram Chapel in the Center opened for services last Sunday morning. There will be services every second Sunday morning during the summer and interested persons will be welcomed.
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Ralph Dams, Cram Cram
Pigeons Race Delayed by Weather In Central Massachusetts
The Central Massachusetts Concourse for Homing Pigeons delayed the weekly race by three days due to diverse weather. Birds started from Acton, were shipped to Buffalo, held three days, and released Tuesday at 8 16 a m with northeast wind. Only four birds returned home by nightfall, with 80 birds starting and Ernest Sim as owner reporting all birds home by Wednesday evening. Maynard Acton club members won the club pool.
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Acton
Massachinésetts
Buffalo
Ernest Sim
Hayden Rowe
A.ammette
B. Simmonds
Hayden
T. Robson
Rowe
Sawyer
Gleasondale
Galvnis
Marlboro
Frank Braman
K. Griffin
J. Byrne
The
Maynard
Maynard-Acton
Acton Meeting Highlights and Recovery Update
Ernest H. Washburn addressed the Acton Men's class at the Ryan parish church on Sunday morning. Mrs. George A. Richardson has returned home from the hospital and rests comfortably, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.
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Ernest H. Washburn
Acton
Ryanparlel
George A. Richardson
Twins Mark 85th Birthday Visit in North Area
Mrs. Emily Day and Mrs. Hilen J. B. Wade visit sister Mrs. Emma Morrison in North Area to mark their shared 85th birthday. Morrison recently passed their 85th birthday, tying family celebration to the milestone.
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Emily Day
Hilen
JB. Wade
Emma Morrison
North Acrea
Day
Morrison
Hastings Family Celebrates Emma Hastings Eighty First Birthday
A family gathering marked Emma Hastings’s 81st birthday with flowers cards and messages. Gifts included a plaque bearing 81 ten cent pieces and birthday cakes from daughter Mrs Frank Tule of Pepperell. The group enjoyed the day and wished her many more happy years.
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Emma Hastings
Lewis
Hastings
Frank Tule
Pepperell
Trip to France Party Honors Miss Halleran Before Europe Voyage
Mr and Mrs Harry Carter of King Philips Heights hosted a Bonner age party for Miss Gertrude M Halleran who sails Tuesday on the Europa bound for Cherbourg France. Miss Halleran will take a station wagon and tour the continent. Present were Mr and Mrs.
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Harry Carter
King Philips ‘Heights
Migs Wertrude
M. Halleran
Gherbourg
France
Miss Halleran
Eni
Presentiaere
and.iMrs
Threshold of a Jarger Life Recreates Place and Growth
Fragmentary text notes a life threshold, re creation of place, and ongoing development of ability. Focused on personal growth and environmental renewal with no clear dates or names.
Street Fair at Memorial Congregational Church Grounds
A street fair is planned for Wednesday afternoon and evening June 29 on the church green of Memorial Congregational Church. Attendees are invited to attend the event with a value of 160 miles and 46.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Pies and Treats Served This Evening in Local Event
A small notice describes servings of oorp bopper clams with Washington Dutch and strawberry cream pies from five to eight o'clock.
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Washington
Summer Moves and Hometown News From Hudson area
Riydolph Clouette and family relocated to Lake Reen Hudson for the summer months. Mrs. Lowell H. Cramm returned from a visit with friends in Montreal. Jane Haywood of Omaha Neb. attended the College in Symphony event with local girls. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown moved to Connecticut. Universalist services were held at West Acton Womens Club House. Baptist youth statewide convention drew local attendees at Andover Newton Theological Seminary. George Roe and family enjoy summer at Bandy Pond Ayer. James Baker and wife welcomed a son last week.
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Riydolph Clouette
Lake Reen
Hudson
Lowell H. Cramm
Bey Hi
Nestie
Mabie Downing
Montreal
Carrig ‘Moore
Lowell Cramm
Symphony Ath Tun
Jane ‘Haywood
Omeha
John Brown
Central Street
Connecticut
Universalist Society
Acton
Alexandria
Hoar
John ‘Hoar
Windsor Avenue
Amherst College
George Roe
Bandy Pond
Ayer
James ‘Baker
Special Sunday School Closing Program at Baptist Church
Rev Arthur White will lead a special Sunday morning service at 11 oclock for parents and friends of the children. The occasion marks the school closing with each department presenting part of the program. The sermon will be by the pastor for the attendees.
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Stillriver
Acton High
Maynard Leads State Event as Park Set for July Games
Maynard is poised to occupy a key role in the Massachusetts state event at Park this July. Prominent players including B. O's Red Wisherty Dick Tawno Porppa and the Wics brothers may line up. Umpire duties will be led by Corey's plan with Mike Vodokolys assisting. Town officials express enthusiasm as the 78th edition approaches.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Atte
B. O's
Red” Wisherty
Corey
Nein King
Mike” Vodokolys
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York & Whitney
E Tuttle
William Zeuch
Temple Quartet
A. A. Gruhn
George Wheeler
Franklin Wield
A. Cameron Steele
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