Regional high school plan spurs interest in area towns
The report urges Massachusetts towns Holden to Sterling toward forming a regional high school district. It analyzes costs per pupil, building needs, and financing, noting smaller units raise per pupil costs while transportation and state aid affect overall funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Pexton
Princeton
Sterling
Acton
Harter
Stew
Carlisle
Littleton
Westford
Sudbury Players Dinner Dance a Great Social and Fundraiser
The Sudbury Players held a Dinner Dance at Ten Acres Wayland last Friday to raise funds for new equipment and scenery. A door prize and two awards sparked excitement as attendees enjoyed a dinner and dancing to lively music, with Mrs William Syillam and H H Colburn among the prize recipients.
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Sudbury
Ten Acres
Kirton names new Bedford baby Peter Emerson Kirton
Mr and Mrs Alfred Kirton of 63 Elm street Bedford welcomed a son born October 25 at Emerson hospital Concord. Sergeant Thomas Poleo Jr of 6 Schoolway Bedford has orders to report for active Marine Corps Reserves at Camp Lejeune NC. Cadet Robert Woodard at West Point visited Bedford during his parents Miami trip to see Harvard Army game.
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Alfred Kirton
Elm Street
Peter Emerson Kirton
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Thomas Poleo, Jr
6 Schoolway
Marine Corps Reserves
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Thomas, Poleo
Schoolway
Harold Woodard
Miami
Florida
South Road
Bedford
Frederick H. Sullivan
George C. Livermore
Beacon Street
Robert Woodard
West Point
Sudbury Halloween Parties Bring Large Citywide Turnout
In Sudbury the Police Association and parents organized two Halloween events at the new school auditorium. About 230 children from Grades 1-3 and nearby schools attended a movie and costume parade, with prizes awarded to 12 youngsters. An evening Hopalong Cassidy movie drew about 150 more children, followed by another grand march and a busy setup of refreshments, decorations, and volunteer helpers from the community.
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Sudbury
Police Association
Redstone
St. Hubert’s
Redvote
Cooperative
Libby Cahill
Bernard Lupien
Peggy Clark
Judy Fredey
Brenda Fletcher
Leanne Mahoney
Patty McElwain
Dick McLean
Terry Myers
Nilo Huuskoonen
Richard Forbes
David Copp
Waldo Logan
James Devoll
The
Police Assn
Richard Burches
Leo Quinn
T. Cahill
D. Baldwin
D. Krause
Sharkey
Logan
Davenport
W. C. Mahoney
Richard Barton
Robert McLean
Natalie PireHo
Jean Fredey
Jack Devwlin
Donald Marguis
Pete Johnson
Terry Whittemore
Richard
Harry Baldwin
Clara Miller
Margaret Burches
Osgood
Harpin
Miss Emerson
Curtis Harding
Harding
Burland
Johnson
5th Middlesex Senatorial District Election Results
The 5th Middlesex Senatorial District results show Furbush R leading Vahey D with a plurality of 6,278. In Boxboro Concord Maynard Stow Hudson Sudbury Watertown Littleton Acton Lincoln totals list votes for each candidate and town. Overall tallies: Furbush 25,742 and Vahey 19,466.
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Middlesex
Furbush
Vahey
Waltham
Boxboro
Concord
Maynard
Stow
Hudson
Sudbury
Watertown
Littleton
Acton
Lincoln
Fitzpatrick First Elected In Congas
Cambridge-Howard W. Fitzpatrick of Malden became the first Democrat ever elected. He achieved a historic victory marking a party milestone in the region.
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Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
Malden
Uneven Ballot Totals Show Mixed Results in Referendum
The document lists election figures and candidates across multiple districts including Lieutenant Governor Sullivan Curtis Gilfedder and Attorney General Rouen. It notes Referendum Questions One through Eight on topics from succession to a state lottery and alcohol licenses with varied voter support. The record shows counts, party labels, and district references, reflecting a fragmented regional vote.
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Buckley
Mendipew
Eeee
Simmons
Votana
Attorney General
Rouen
Eigecclns
Biroes
Martin
Bhilhin
Ruben
Puirbushlis
RV Emery
Midd
Rogers
Eens
Seve
Brennan
Sheriff
Middlesex
Fitzpatrick
Leek
Rcica Acai
Atectis
Thes
Nist
Arec
Fragmented political ballot entries and referenda notes
A dense OCR of election results lists candidates, districts, referenda questions, and notes on voting options across multiple offices. Names include Donohue, Winslow, Furbush, Rogers, Fitzpatrick, and Giese among others, with party labels and district indications scattered throughout.
Sudbury Notables and Grange Meetings Tie Busy Week
Mrs. Fred S. Morrison leaves Sudbury for Bennington Vermont to visit her father W. M. Holt and returns Friday. L. Roy Hawes plans several Washington meetings with the National Grange and will go to Minneapolis for the convention where a new Grange Master will be elected. Mrs. Edmund H. Sears of Sudbury acts in The Corn Is Green at the Beatrice Herford Vokes Theatre in Wayland November 10 and 11. Mrs. Charles Patton of Schenectady visited Hosmer House over the weekend, joining her mother Mrs. Stanford Wright Vincent who has stayed at Hosmer House for a month.
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Fred S. Morrison
Bennington
Vermont
W. M. Holt
L. Roy Hawes
Washington
National Grange
Mrs. Hawes
Minneapolis
Minn
Mr. Hawes
National Grange Convention
Edmund H. Sears
Sudbury
Watty
Vokes Players
Beatrice Herford Vokes
Boston Post Road
Wayland
Charles Patton
Gladys Vincent
Schenectady
New York
Hosmer House
Florence Armes Hosmer
Stanford Wright Vincent
Father of the Bride Mistakes Slacks for Trousers
A Quincy father, after an exciting day, discovers he married off his daughter while wearing his wife’s navy blue slacks, mistaking them for his dress suit trousers.
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Quincy
Mass
U. P
Sudbury Police Chief Defends Halloween Conduct
In a letter to readers John F. McGovern, Sudbury Chief of Police, argues Halloween 1950 was not worse than prior years. He cites two sign complaints and three uprooted No Passing signs, notes overall vandalism seems overstated, and urges families to attend a town party organized by residents and the Police Association to keep youths safe.
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Sudbury
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Yesteryear
Police Department
Nex Hallowe'en
Deep Freeze tips shared at Sudbury Wo nans meeting
Fifty members attended the Sudbury club session where Miss Kay Williams demonstrated practical fruit and vegetable storage and food preparation ideas. Rev Alberto Merubia of Boston University will speak at Memorial Congregational Church on his Bolivia church work, with his family joining hosting couple Rev and Mrs John Dixon Copp for dinner after.
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Sudbury Wonans Club
Kay Williams
Gombar Ys Aam
Alberto Merubia
Boston University School of Theology
Memorial Congregational Church
Bolivia
John Dixon Copp
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during our recent bereavement and for the many beautiful flowers. Mrs William G Woodman and Family
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William G
Woodman and Family
Photographer Paul Keby Announces Home Portrait Appointments
The well known photographer Paul Keby of Marvard Square will be in this district in early November and will accept appointments for in home portraits. His pictures of children are noted as charming. Call Sudbury 42ring 14, nid to arrange.
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Paul Keby
Marvard Square
Sudbury
Ring 14
Nid
Mortgagee's Sale of Maynard Property in Middlesex County
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on Lot No. 11 Powder Mill Road Maynard Massachusetts described in Plan No. 1870 of 194 Containing 5625 square feet. Sold subject to unpaid taxes liens and assessments with $300 cash due at purchase. Middlesex Federal Savings and Loan Association holder. Attorney Allan Roy Kingston.
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Custom Built Homes, Inc
Massachusetts
Somerwilde
Middlesex County
Middlesex Federal Savings and Loan Association
of Middlesex
Maynard
Mass
T. Corcoran
Middlesex South
Lot Palme
John P. Tobey
Allan’ Roy Kingston
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Probate Court Seeks Administratrix for Maynard Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices a petition to appoint Gladys M. Cuttell of Maynard as administratrix of the estate of Lewis Cuttell. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by December 1, 1950. the return day is November 6, 1950.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lewis Cuttel
Af Maynard
Gladys M. Cuttell
Maynard
Cambridge
E’elocle
John C. Leggat
Ebi- Deng
Said
John J. Butler
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