St Marys Gridders Top Maynard 20 6 In Open
Marys high school football squad surprised Maynard 20 6 at Brookline in the opening 1957 campaign. Fein scored twice with Donahue reaching the end zone and Hayes adding a TD as St Marys pulled away in the final period. Maynard fumbled and misfired early but Ed Mullin scored for the orange and black. Hudson visits next in Midland League play as Maynard hunts its first win. The Maynard band will perform at Alumni Field after the game.
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St. Mary's
Maynard
Brookline
Penn
Vafter
Saints
Bob Donahue
Fein
Ed Mullin
T. D
Hayes
Natad
DeRosa
Hudson
Webster
Maynardites
Maynard High School
Regional Soccer Triumphs 3-0 Over Watertown
Sudbury on Tuesday hosted Watertown on their new field and won 3 to 0. Russell Doherty, Bill Kerwin and Richard McElwain scored for Regional as Lincoln Sudbury posted its first win of the season.
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Sudbury
Watertown
Russell “Oherty
Peudd
Bill Kenwin
Regional
Richard McElwain
Mr. Volk
Lincoln-Sudbury
Richard McLean
Alan Moulton
Burland
David Abrahamson
Russell Doherty
Stephen Bradley
Stephen Moore
Charles Styron
Willian Kerwin
Paul Kerwin
Bruce Bergen Kevir
Lyons
David Davison
Richard Wolfe
Robert Breen
David Leahy
Stephen Hall
Walter Kilton
Jeffrey Fletcher
Joseph Culler
Richard Danosky
Bruce Quirk
Kenneth Reed
Edmund Iluntley
Thomas Mayo
Littel League Outing Planned by Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Maynard Assabet Valley Little League schedules its annual outing for Sunday October 6 at 1 30 p m on the athletic field of the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. The event offers games prizes jackets for past graduates and those entering contests plus hot dogs hamburgers and soft drinks. All Little League families and friends are welcome even without a league uniform.
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Maynard
Assabet Valley Little League
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Brandeis Beats May 14-6 as Bouchard Keys Win
Concord-Diane Bouchard the former Concord High star directed Brandeis past May 14-6 on Saturday at Wal tha. He delivered two early passes in the first period including a 36 yard strike and a two yard pass. Ex high school athletes Hanley at halfback and Napoli at tackle also played for Brandeis.
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Concord
Diane Bouchard
Concord High School
Brandeis
May
Waltha
A Hanley
Charlie’ Napoli
Airman Lyons Named August Airman of the Month
Airman Paul A. Lyons Jr., a 19 year old administrative clerk at Headquarters 464th Air Base Group, Concord, receives the August Airman of the Month honor. He is praised by Col. Robert N. Davie for outstanding work and responsibility, plus a 15 dollar award, a three day pass, and a special NCO Club night. Lyons, a Concord High School graduate, has applied to the U.S. Air Force Academy and has served just over a year.
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Concord
Pope
Paul A. Lyons, Jr
464Th Air Base Group
Robert N. Davie
Col. Davie
Lyons
del Davie
Belknap Street
Pope Afb Nco Club
U.S. Air Force Academy
Airman Lyons
Concord High School
Air Force
Concord youths compete in annual Omen event
The Concord youths annual Tens competition will be held this year on a Wednesday at 7 pm at the home of Mrs Harold Adams on Elm Street Concord. The winner of the competition will be awarded a prize.
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Concord
Harold Adams
Elm Street
Bargain edition guides modern picture taking
The thirty edition of How Good Pictures offers color and black and white photography guidance for all levels. It covers color film types adjustable cameras flash and flood lighting and tips for portraits scenes and travel. John Van Guilder promotes this all in one affordable seller priced at one dollar.
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Oda
Av. Ie
John van Guilder
Middlesex Football League Opening Games Report
Concord and Middlesex League standings show results from opening matches with Winchester 18 Concord 13 and Belmont 19 Lexington 13. Individual scoring highlights include Denaro 13 for Concord and Creonte 12 for Belmont, plus multiple players tying for six points across Melrose and Winchester squads.
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Concord
Middlesex
Winchester
Concoda
UEP Ag
Stonehart
Belmont
Lexington
Wakefield
Reading
Melrose
Belmont Reading
Stoneham
Denaro
Creonte
Whitehouse
Rodgers
Flaherty
Kelley Belmont
Robbat
Paonessa
Bingham
Camuso
Thomson
Abinoor
Enbarinac
Salem
Swanson
Wilkie
Wakefield Orseine Tee
Bose Vestereeeee
Local Athletes Shine in College Tilts
Maynard area players stood out as Northwestern fell to Stanford with Al Viola strong on offense and defense before injuring and leaving the game. Al Alexanian played all 60 minutes at tackle for Brandeis in their win over Colby. Jimmie Duggan started at fullback for Boston College against Florida State, delivering notable tackling and marking as the local stat keeper. Al Kulevich remained on the Eagles injury list.
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Maynard
al Viola
Northwestern
Stanford
al Alexanian
Brandies
Colby
Jimmie Duggan
Boston College
Florida State
al Kulevich
Eagles
New England Museum Conference Looks at Trustees Impact
Lincoln hosts the American Association of Museums conference October 4 and 5 with about 75 regional representatives. Guest experts from Harvard, MIT and other institutions join panels on museum policy as directors and trustees discuss economic and social change.
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Lincoln
Lincoln and
Concord
New England
American Association of Museums
Frederick P. Walker
deCordova Museum
Concord Antiquarian Society
Drumlin’ Farm
Massachusetts Audubon Society
New England States
deCordovan Museum
Crumlin Farm
Linton
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Harvard
Cary Brown
M.I.T
Francis H. Taylor
Worcester Art Museum
Philip Hofer
Graphic Arts
Harvard Library
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Boston Athenaeum
Carlton Fuller
Museum of Science
Polaroid'’ Corporation
Ernest Dodge
Peabody Museum
Salem
Thomas Adams
The
Massachusetts Historical Society
Sheraton Corporation
Thomas Messer
Boston Institute of Contemporary Art
David B. Freeman
Plimoth Plantation
Plymouth
William Drury
Gilbert Merrill
Museum of Me
Bradford Brown
Portland Art Museum
Portland
Police Blotter Reports Vagrancy Arrest and Public Safety Changes
A West Concord man is arrested on a vagrancy charge by Patrolmen Boardman and Alexander after sleeping in a car at Laws Brook road sandpit for days. Two cases involve men attempting to pick up young girls in cars but lacked usable information. A public safety ruling pauses gun permits until Nov. 19 with two year permits to follow, new forms with photos and fingerprints. The department borrowed a radar unit to aid speed enforcement and notes over 85 percent of those stopped are from out of town.
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West Concord
Charles F. Boardman
James Alexander
Laws Brook Road
Department of Public Safety
PUPILS GIVEN BIBLES HERE
At the Rally Day program at Car Con gregational Church junior department members were promoted and presented Bibles. Teacher Chris Sheehan honored David McAllister Dana Hannaford Douglas Macone Ann Waterman Leigh Litchfield Mich ale Dolan Ruth Dutton Neal Mirfield Janet Wisnoski Frank Wahlen Ralph Metevier. About 130 children attended the exercises led by Frances Whitman and Rev. Robert B. Dempsey.
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Carlisle
Car -Congregational Church
Chris Sheehan
David McAllister
Dana Hannaford
Douglas Macone
Ann Waterman
Leigh Litchfield
Michale Dolan
Ruth Dutton
Neal Mirfield
Janet Wisnoski
Frank Wahlen
Ralph Metevier
Frances Whitman
Robert B. Dempsey
World Wide Communion Sunday Observed at Local Church
Concord notes World Wide Communion Sunday to be observed next Sunday October 6 at Trinitarian Congregational Church with an 11 am service. The article mentions Christians in many lands joining the Lord's Table despite potential dangers.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Tenth Anniversary Mass For Pastor West Concord
The tenth anniversary mass for Rev. William Shaughnessy, longtime pastor at Lady Help of Christians, will be sung at eight o clock Saturday morning. He died in October 1947 after serving the church from 1932 to 1947, with friends and parishioners attending.
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West Concord
Lady Help of Christians
William Shaughhessy
Ae Shaushenee
Lady’s
Evangelical Free Church Announces Evening Service Observance
Concord notices the Lord’s Supper to be observed after the evening service at 7 o clock. The Christian service boys brigade meets Monday at 7 p.m. Pioneer Girls Colonists Pilgrim meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Mid week dances Wednesday at 8 p.m. and Thursday 8 p.m. The Missionary Society meets at the church led by President Mrs Marjorie Andersen.
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Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Sunda
Christian Vvice
Pioneer Girls
Missionary Society
Will Nee
Marjorie Andersen
Concord Emblem Club Food Sale Planned for Oct 5
The Concord Emblem Club will hold a food sale at 41 Nellie Craig Moweree Street on Saturday starting at 9 am. The event features homemade items and proceeds go to the club's charity funds.
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Emblem Club
Concord
Concord Emblem Club
Nellie Craig Moweree
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Concord woman Margaret McWalter dies after two week illness
Mrs Margaret s McWalter 42 of 12 Belknap street died at Emerson Hospital after a two week illness. Born in Hingtinton she lived most of her life in Concord and was the widow of Maurice M Walter Sr a businessman. Survived by two sons John J McWalter Sr Maurice McWalter and three daughters Mary Derby Margaret Hosey Ruth McWalter. Funeral arrangements include a mass and services at St Bernard s Church with relatives in Concord and Acton.
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Concord
Margaret’ S. (Bugney) McWalter
Bélknap Street
Emerson Hospital
Hingtinton
John Bugney
Reformatory
Maurice M. Walter
Ladies Sodality
St. Bernard's Church
Concordi Woman’s Club
John J. McWatter
Maurice McWalter
Concord District Court
Benjamin E
Mary
Parish Supper and Dance at Ment Hall Concord
Lincoln St Joseph parish hosts a supper and dance at Ment Hall in Concord on Saturday. Supper runs 6 to 8 PM and the dance from 8:30 to 11:30 PM. Tickets available at Monument Hall or by calling Clearwater 9 8269.
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Lincoln-St. Joseph’s
Concord
Monument Hall
Clearwater
Catholic Labor Guild Director to Speak on Industrial Relations
Rev. Francis J. ee, director of the Catholics' Labor Guild, will speak at the next meeting on October 14. His topic is Industrial Relations. Andrew J. Rein, the new president, and officers will be present at the church for the gathering.
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West Acton
Ig Proere
Francis J. Ee
Catholics’ Labor Guild
Andrew J. Rein
Vasa
Pee Necting
Curried Pears With Meat in Main Course
Curried Bartlett pears provide an exotic touch to a meat dish. Place peeled pear halves in a shallow baking dish with butter brown sugar curry powder and salt. Bake in a moderate oven and serve hot.
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New York
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