Maynard Triumphs in Home Track Meet Victory
Maynard High dominated the home dual meet against Lexington High, claiming five of eight firsts and sweeping the relay. Tom Foley led with sprint wins and a close bid in the long jump, Franny Crowley contributed multiple top finishes, while Staszewski, Kazik, and Sarvella added wins in mid distance and field events with strong showings from Allen and Costa for the visitors.
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Maynard
Nower
Charlie Manty
Lexington
Antoni Pyvald
Quantain
Tom Foley
Franny ‘Crowley
Staszewski
Crowley
Foley
Costa
McBhgan
O'Brien Ius
Walls
Axchipaldli
Sande
Emro
Dutton
Tomy
Dotton
Kizik
Vhiva
Alle
Barrella
Kaagand
Milford Edges Maynard In Narrow 5-4 Victory
Milford defeated Maynard 5 to 4 at Milford Town Park in a seventh inning rally. Merrill Laryent earned the win with five solid innings, while Letty Morrill struggled in the seventh. Ed Higgins had the only multi hit game for Milford, as Maynard’s outfield impressed the crowd with strong defense.
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Maynard
Milford’ High
Maynard High
Milford Town Park
Zachey
Wert ‘Aniewicz
Maynaudites
Felieia
Sawyerites
Letty Morrill
Iron Man
Fow Ad
Merrill Lar Yent
Ed Higgins
Bost
Women Aren't Angels Opens at Wilbur Thea
May 15 marks the American premiere of a farce described as a blend of You Cant Take It With You and The Time of Your Life. Bobby Clark, famed for Broadway musicals, will perform in a straight comedy role with Melville Cooper co starring and Elizabeth Sutherland among the cast.
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Wilbur Theaton
Leephraim
Bobby Clark
Paris
Paul McCullough
Gale Porter
Mrs. Cheyney
Great Garrick
Marlene Dietrich
New Orleans
London
Lee Ephraim
Harry ‘Wagstarl Gribble
Johnny Belinda
Elizabeth Sutherland
Georgia Harvey
Bertha Belmore
Velma Royton
Walter, Burke
Jeraldine
Dvorak
Marcel Journet
Cynthia’ Latham
A. P
Kaye
Roger Boxill
Frederick, Fox
Maynard Faces State Champs in Belmont Teammatch
Maynard high baseball travels to Belmont for a Friday afternoon game against the state and league champions as the season nears midpoint. Sawyerites opened with an 8 7 11 inning thriller, while Concord returns to Grove Park for a classic rival tilt. Reading and Milford in next week slate with Crowe Park hosting both contests.
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Maxweee
Wbmee
Maynard High Baseball
Belmont
Sawyerites
Concord
Grove Park
Aftornoon
Reading
Crowe Park
Milford
Marriage Intentions Filed Near Marion and Newton
Intentions of marriage were filed at the Marion town clerk’s office. Names listed include Carolyn Novick of 18 Wal tham Street and Edward F. Lough jin of 371 Main Street West Cond, Vincensena Jennie Ier tera of 3 Hillside Street Maynard and John Plantedosi of 27 Coo Street Newton.
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Marion Carolyn Novick
Waltham Street
Edward F. Loughjin
Main’ Street
West
Vincensena Jennie Iertera
Hillside Street
Maynard
John Plantedosi
Coo Street
Newton
Mrs. Mary Jacobs Dies at Marlboro Hospital
Mrs. Mary Jacobs, 56, of 9 Bruce Street Dorchester, died Monday at Marlboro Hospital after a four week hospital stay. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Edward Hannon of Lake Boone and Mrs. William McNamara of Maynard.
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Mary Jacobs
Bruce Street
Dorchester
Marlboro Hospital
Edward Hannon
Lake Boone
William’ MceNamarra
Maynard
Maynard Cubs Top Lexington In Tight Middlesex League Clash
Lefty Lankiewicz held Lexington to five hits as Maynard High beat Lexington 5 to 1 at Crowe Park. Jakusik and Higgins led Maynard’s offense with key doubles and triples while Beecy and Whalen produced timely hits. The win gives Maynard sole possession of first in the Middlesex League after a strong showing with solid defense and pitching.
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Maynard
Vert Lankiewicz
Maynard High
Lexington High
Crowe “Park
Attex
Lankiewiz
Minutemen
Prin merMan
Big Ben Jakusik
Wally Higgins
Milewski
Lankiewicz
Jakusik
Wally’ Higgins
Moore
Beecy
Whalen
Eddy Higgins
Jakusic
Higgins
Karki
Sawyerites
Thanks for Kindness During Our Bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our bereavement and for the flowers. The family of the late John Anderson of West Acton acknowledges the support and sympathy received.
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John Anderson
West Acton
Immunization Clinics Set for May 14 and 21
The Board of Health conducted Diphtheria Immunization clinics at the Health Centre Town Building this afternoon and will resume on May 14 and 21 from 2 to 4 pm. Dr. Arthur T. DeAngelo leads with Miss Mary Ward and Miss Edith Foster assisting. No charge, public service to the community, parents urged to sign pledge cards and bring children aged six months or older for three inoculations for complete treatment.
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Board of Health
Health Ventre
Arthur T. DeAngelo
Mary Ward
Edith Foster
Millican College tops Mars Hill in track meet
Jones and Maynard lead Millican College as they score firsts in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, javelin, pole vault, and broad jump with a 66 65 win over Mars Hill College at North Carolina. Charlie D Agata contributes 28 points in the event.
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Maynard
National Sporting News
Charlie D’agata
Millgan
College
Mars Hill College
Nort Carolina
Mars. Hill
Visiting Day at Maynard Emerson Junior High School
The Emerson Junior High School invites Maynard residents to visit the school on Thursday afternoon May 16. Home rooms may be visited from one to two o'clock followed by an auditorium program by the pupils. Refreshments will be served to parents and their friends.
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Maynard
Emerson Junior High School
Convention Attendees From Progressive Lodge Named
Harry F. Bumpus chancellor commander of Progressive Lodge Knof Pythigs along with Thomas Fox and William V. Cameron representatives will attend the convention.
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Harry F. Bumpus
Progressive Lodge
Knof Pythigs
Thomas Fox
William V. Cameron
Will
Concord Coached spikesters win fourth in a row at Leominster
Concord High School dominated Leominster in a Patriot's Day triangular meet. Johnny Wood led with wins in the century and 220 events, Mer ton Sanborn and Thomas McKen provided top scoring, Bill Amorose and others collected points as Concord swept eight events and now has beaten Framingham Maynard Marlboro Gardner and Leominster. Next Emerson trip looms this Friday against Wellesley.
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Concord
Bernie _Megin
Spikesters
Leominster
Wes” i
Johnny Wood
Merton Sanborn
Thomas McKen
Bill Amorose
Dick Wethenbee
HolyWanks
Charley Dee
Joe Macone
Billy Anderson
Framingham
Maynard
Marlboro
Gardner
Emerson
Wellesley High End
Hexiington
Rev Earle Huckel Joins St Andrews Private School Staff
Sudbury reports Rev Earle W Huckel invited to return to St Andrews Middleton Delaware as faculty member for another year. He will teach American history and local studies and help coach baseball and soccer. Huckel, a Harvard graduate and former editor, is noted for his democratic approach and close ties with students.
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Sudbury
Earle W. Huckel
St. Andrews School
Middleton
Delaware
Earle. Wace
Iocul
Gockal
Huekel
Harvard Monthly
Andover Theological
Seandvard
Nglish
Hookel
Evew
Sudbury Notes On Local Events And Club News
Miss Lois Hawkins and friends visited the circus on Saturday afternoon while Mrs Earle W fluckel and Miss Helen Tilden hosted tea at St Gilbert's school for the cast of The Old Ordway House. John W Hutchby and crew painted the Sanders House on Concord road. Harriett Goodnow and Mrs Webster Cutting received honorable mention for the Sudbury Art Scrap Book. A picture by a Massachusetts artist was awarded to the Sudbury Woman's Club at the Gwampstott Convention. The Camp Fire Girls quilt was awarded to Mrs Scott of July Road. Nine students attended the Sudbury Art Centre season opening last Saturday. Mrs Henry E Webster, president, and members attended the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs Centrerion. Mrs Albert A Tallent was mentioned after a fall last winter.
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Lois Hawkins
Northcote Longo
Earle W. Fluckel
Helen Tilden
St. ‘Gilbert’s
Ordway House
John W. Hutchby
Sanders House
Concord Road
Sudbury
Harriett Goodnow
Webster Cutting
Massachusetts
Sudbury Woman's Club
Gwampstott
Curtis
Camp Fire Girls
Scott
July Road
Henry E Webster
Baton
Roland Eaton
Wolan
Mip
Albert A Tallent
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