Sudbury High Baseball elects captains and plans season
At a Sudbury High School meeting led by Coach Alfred Crowley the baseball team elected Ralph Hawes and William Palmer as captains for the coming season. John Raynor will manage the squad which won eleven straight games last year. The event featured a film show for the Sudbury High School Athletic Association and included reports on a D A R conference trip by Ellen Kahlainen Good Citizen.
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Sudbury High
Alfred J. Crow-ley
Ralph Hawes
William Palmer
Chosing
John Raynor
Alan F. Flynn
Sudbury High School Athletic Association
Harry, Brecheen
Hal Newhouser
Bob« Sr
Ewell Blackwell
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Alfred Crowley
Frank Hill
Perkins Return to Stow as Family Plans New Home
Stow residents Mr and Mrs William Perkins have moved from Dearborn Michigan and are staying with Mrs Ellen Prekins on Crescers Street in Stow. Perkins works for the Boston and Maine railroad in Fitchburg and hopes to secure a house there for his wife and children. Donald Smith, a student at Lowell Textile Institute, is home for a ten day Easter vacation with Mr and Mrs Allison Smith of Great Road. Their son Paul, a student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, also returns home this week for Easter.
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William Perkins
Dearbon
Michigan
Stow
Ellen Prekins
Crescers, Street
Perkins
Boston and Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Donald Smith
Lowell Textile Institute
Cerente
Allison
Great Road
Paul
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Remembering a Governor’s Conference Chair Meeting
Personal reminiscence about attending a governor’s conference with representatives and others. The author recalls meeting Actinort Coolidge and memorable, friendly girls, then splitting up to go separate ways.
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Senate
Actinort Coolidge
Uncle Pete's Twin Tree Cafe One Of Best In State
A district sanitary officer lauds Uncle Pete's Twin Tree Cafe as among the cleanest in the state. The Spice and Span restaurant features automatic dish washing, steam sterilization, and careful supervision by Mr and Mrs Carbone. Located on Powder Mill Road near Cuycord, with reasonable prices and all you can eat options.
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Uncle Pete’s
Twin Tree Cafe
Maynard
Karol Ss. Wisnieski
Aver
Pete
Twin Tree
Carbone
Powder Mill Road
Cue Cord
Road Flood Reaches Route 117 Near Stow Center
Tow trucks were called after water covered Route 117 from Stow Center toward Bolton. Hydie Meadows flood spilled onto the highway and reached the hub caps, forcing motorists to turn back.
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Stow Center
Bolton
Hylie Meadows
First Parish Church Welcomes Four New Members
Stow parish records four new members at Sunday service on March 21 Anne Derby Mary E Strong and Alan H Hudson join the church Miss Strong is with Tred L Strong and her daughter Mrs Helen Ferguson and Arthur W Trefry chairs the parish committee Right hand of fellowship cited Flowers placed in memory of Mrs Henry H War Easter service time moves to 10 45 a m for special worship led by Mrs Walter P Nichols
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Stow
Anne Derby
John and
Emily Derby
Tred L. Strong
Mary E. Strong
Alan H. Hudson
Helen and Whitney Ferguson
Arthur W.,trefry
Jemory
Henry H. War
Walter P. Nichols
Three Programs Give Stow Entertainment for Birthday
The group of entertainers performed first at Union Church then for the Stow Police Association. They later visited Mrs John Erickson on Great Road to entertain at a birthday party honoring her 75th anniversary. Relatives and neighbors attended to help make the evening memorable for Mrs Erickson.
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Stow
Union Church
Stow Police Association
John Erickson
Great Road
Erickson
Easter Morning Service Time Change Noted in Firs Parish
Miss Arlene Erikson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hansee son Great Road, takes a three week vacation from Howard Seminary West Bridgewater where she is a student. Mr and Mrs Irving Perkins of Rahway New Jersey visit their Maine relatives and plan a trip to Stow to see his mother before returning home. Concord violinist set to perform on Easter morning at Firs Parish as part of Easter Sunday services.
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Arlene Erikson
Irving Perkins
Rahway
New Jersey
Maine
Stow
of Concord
Firs Parish
Vermont Academy Student Takes Three Week Break
Local student David Clemens from Vermont Academy Saxtons River spends a long weekend trip to Mt Mans field Store for winter sports with classmates. Travel continues as residents visit family and towns host a monthly meeting at Town Hall with a program on Art and Literature led by Mrs Peart Packard and guest speaker Jane Wilkinson.
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David Clemens
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Vermont
Mt. Mansfield Store
Gardeners Hold Annual Luncheon in Boston State Armory
Over 40 members and guests of the Boston Market Gardeners Association gathered at the State Armory Saturday noon for a hot luncheon and program. President Walter Hopkins led a brief business session and a trade show featured focal farmers displaying tools machinery equipment and supplies.
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Boston Market Gardeners Association
State Armory
Walter Hopkins
Births and recoveries noted in Bedford and Somerville
Mrs Edward O Down the road recovering at her sister Mrs Philip O Dowd s home after an operation in Osteopathic Hospital Boston. Mr and Mrs Robert A Sands of Somerville announce the birth of daughter Bonnie Armstrong on March 16. Grandparent honors shared by Mr and Mrs Robert H Sands of 242 Old Billerica Road.
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Edward O'Dowd
School Avenue
Philip O'Dowd
Cedar Street
Legxington
Osteopathic Hospital
Boston
Robert’ A. Satds
Somerville
Bonnie Armstrong
Robert H. Sands
Qld
Billerica Road
Acton High School To Hold Second Annual Sport Night
Acton high school's second annual Sport Night is set for March 30 at 7:30 p m in Blanchard Hall. William L O Connell baseball coach hosts with Superintendent David C Bowen Johnny Kelly marathoner Bernard Megin and Stanley Stoickle Lowell High School coach as main speaker.
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Acton
Acton High
Blanchard Wall
William L. O’connell
David C. Bowen
Johnny Kelly
Bernard Megin
Corcord High
Stanley
Stanley Stoickle8a Baseball Coach of “Lowell: High ‘School. Alexander, H. Kyrios
Doach
Neeple
Ior High
Walter Ballard
David A. ‘Barry
Wilé Jim Sexton
Kenneth Jewell
Carl Christofferson
Ellis C. Johnson
Athletic’ Association
Betty Sexton
Fred Kiley
Betty Ann Gates
Mary Starburk
Alexander H. Kyrios
William L. O'Connell
Nathalea Vincent
Stow Senior Service Highlights At Hall Event
A fragmentary report notes a Monday evening service held by the Stow senior group at Hall with Elaine Drechs er mentioned. A coming event is planned for Friday evening featuring Blackie and Range Rem ea sgn a performance, with venue details unclear.
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Stow
Scotts
Tof - Virginia Aang
Elaine Drechser
I “ Platts
Stoe
Acton Attends State Conference Daughters of the Revolution
The Acton group reports 208 attendees at the Washington conference sponsored by Cobb chapter. Leaders include founder Captain Isaac Acton and Mrs Rolfe as treasurer with Miss Elizabet houth as chaplain. Speakers featured Dr William and Major from the United States government with Hillside School principal as head speaker.
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Acton
Daughters of the Volution
Florel
Somerset
Isaac da Acton
Rolfe
Cobb
Shie
Congress
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Hikee
Elien Kahlainen
Chester
Cote
Ashington
Massachusetts
State House
Asguide
Berkeley
Dometic
Jerry
Coughlin’s
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Roland B. Rand, Jr
Marty’s Taxi
Nason St
Sal Pt
Karol S. Wisnieski
England
Middlesex
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Hurch
Cem
Aims Mériamma
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Laurié Katvela
Red Acre Road
Fd Lewis
Cental Gartage
Mal Fletcher
Greatroad
Daytona Beach
Florida
Baty
Gately’s Stinovd
Phetie
Tomas
McCormick - Deering Arts
East Acton
Nason ‘Street
Borden
Powder
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Alvin H. Fletch
Lumi
Tae
Albee
William‘l O'Connell
Evelyn Gleason
Citizenshie
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Colle
John K. M. Marro
Hillside School
Moon
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Noril Hairman
Amon
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