Screech Owl staff chosen for high school magazine
The Screen Owl staff selects Leo Mullin as faculty adviser sub master Bennie Gudzinowicz editor-in-chief Virginia Taylor assistant editor Marpiaier Crowe alumni Jean Wavis arc George Whalen boys athletics Gladys Froeske girls athletics Marie Flanerty activities William Lesage business manager Wilbur Walls Hughene Sjoblom assistants Marion Sheridan Priscilla Marchant Charles Fouratt Leona Arciszewski Walter Lucma Helen Arciszewski Dorothy Tierney exchanges Robert Johnson Anna Allard joke department Arhy Mark Leo Nurmi circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Sheridan
Priscilla Marchant
Charles Fouratt
Leona Arciszewski
Walter Lucma
Helen Arciszewski
Dorothy Tierney
Robert Johnson
Anna Allard
Arhy Mark
Leo Nurmi
Civil Service Exams Open for Engineman Positions in Boston Area
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Engineman, Locomotive and Engineman, Portable and Hoisting in Boston area vacancies including Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts. Compensation ranges from 0.936 to 1.056 hourly. Applications must be received by October 9, 1939.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Boston
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Mass
Sunday Services and Lesson Sermon at First Church
First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday services at 10 45 a m with Sunday school and a Wednesday Testimony Meeting at 7 45 p m The reading room operates 2 to 5 p m on weekdays except holidays The Lesson Sermon for October 8 discusses Are Sin Disease and Death Real and quotes from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Inventions Submit for a Faithful Friend’s Censure
A quotation from Fuller urges seeking a trusted friend's censure for one’s inventions. It frames peer review as a moral obligation and practical safeguard for quality. The advice highlights honesty and humility in creative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Maynard Square off with Stoneham in Middlesex League clash
Maynard High grid warriors meet Stoneham High on the ham grounds at 2 39 Saturday afternoon in a Middlesex League battle. Stoneham aims for the league title with Bullet Rich back and a balanced attack while Maynard recalls a 2 0 win over Stoneham last fall. Ed Higgins may miss start with a bad leg, affecting Maynard backfield.
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Maynard
High Grid Warriors
StoNeham
Ham High
Belmont
Poinring
Rich
Vodoklys
Ed Higgins
Lancer
Junior Varsity Triumphs 21 12 at Shirley Industrial
Maynard High Junior Varsity defeated Shirley Industrial School 21 to 12 on their grounds. Kari booted all three extra points after three Maynard touchdowns by Novick Pendergast Buscemi Bonimo and Flaherty.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Shirley Industrial School
Novick
Pendergast
Buscemi
Industrial
Mike Vodoklys
Reg Sawyer
Kari
Lneups
Buscem Ihb
Graham
Kanes
Shirley Industrial
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Trailer Rt
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Coomer Lg
Thibert Aes
Bunnell le
Fay
Bonino
Maynard Girls Hockey Open Season Against Weston
Maynard high girls hockey team led by Anna Swanson opens the 1939 campaign at Crowe Park against Weston on Wednesday afternoon. The squad of forty has trained hard despite graduation losses and will also play Shrewsbury Ashland Acton and other annual rivals this season.
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Maynard
Maynard High Girty
Weston High
Crowe Park
Anna Swanson
Maynard High
Shrewsbury
Ashland
Acton
Acton Man Wins President's Cup In Maynard Golf Tourney
Maurice Jenney of Acton won the Maynard Country Club annual Presidents cup tourney with a net 60 after rounds 90 30 60. Ed Ledgard led early with net 63 before Jenney seized the title on the final day. Columbus Day events at the club include a party drive and contests with a banquet and trophy presentations.
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Maynard
Maurice Jenney
Acton
Maynard Country Club
Jenney
Ed Ledgard
Stan Wasiuk
John Provasoli
Frank Grieve
Frank May
Helen Cleary
William Croft
Hartwell W. Flood
George F. Lynch
J. J. Johnston
Stanley Wasiuk
J. Harold Sampson
Maynard Field Development and Reg Sawyer Honored
Alumni Field gains real athletic facilities including tennis courts and a hockey rink with a bottom that can become a summer wading pool. The football field stands improve, the stone field house enhances the scenic recreational setting, and Reg Sawyer is credited for securing equipment and budgeting, keeping Maynard well outfitted for Middlesex and Midland leagues.
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Alumni
Reg Sawyer
Sawyer
Maynard
Middlesex
Reg
Fire Chief Honored at Testimonial in Bedford
More than 100 friends of Richard S. Dodge gathered in the Town hall Monday evening for a testimonial dinner in his honor after his appointment as fire chief. Seated at the head table were Rev. James Walsh Rev. Frank Thompson Herbert Clark Daniel Perkins Selectmen fre engineers Capt. Rasmus Peterson Benjamin Sawyer Albert Bieren Albert Berry Toastmaster James Richardson and fire chiefs William Bartlett of Billerica David Skelton of Burlington Harry Tuttle of Concord William Mill of Belmont and Chief Blood of Littleton.
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Bedford
Richard S. Dodge
James Walsh
Frank Thompson
Herbert Clark
Daniel Perkins
Rasmus Peterson
Benjamin Sawyer
Albert Bieren
Albert Berry
James Richardson
William Bartlett
Billerica
David Skelton
Burlington
Harry Tuttle
Concord
William Mill
Belmont
Blood
Littleton
Atkinsons Travel in Philadelphia and New York
The Herbert J Atkinsons visited Philadelphia and New York last week. The first Fall meeting of the Woman's Club is at Lower Town Hall this afternoon at 3. The Ladies Aid Society of the Center Church meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Walter C Stone's home. A Junior dance is planned by Doris.
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Herbert J. Atkinsons
Philadelphia
New York
Woman's Club
Lower Town Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Walter C Stone
Ace Mae Fs
Doris
Mr and Mrs Jervis Horr Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
South Sudbury notes Mr and Mrs Jervis Horr of Needham celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last week. Horr, born in Sudbury, is a well known local figure. The couple greet good wishes from many friends.
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South Sudbury
Jervis Horr
Needham
Sudbury
Social at Memorial Church Raises Funds and Attendance
The Memorial Church social drew a good crowd and about 25 dollars was collected at the cake gate. Rally Sunday boosted church attendance with the church and junior choir contributing to the successful music. The church school opened with a fine enrollment and about 125 attendees. The Woman's Association will hold its opening meeting on Wednesday October 11.
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South Sudbury
Memorial Church
Howard Mason
Caroline Stone
Woman’s Association Wil
W. L. Stone
D. F. Brown
Framingham
Fire escape removal approved at Freeman B elementary
Marlboro city officials discuss the Freeman B elementary fire escapes after an inspection. They decide to remove outside escapes within months to improve safety and replace doors as the buildings and grounds committee oversees the project.
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Marlboro
Bessie D
Washington
Spector
Freeman
Logan Family Leaves South Acton for Florida
Mr and Mrs George W Logan depart South Acton to reside temporarily in Maynard and then settle permanently in Florida. They sold their Main Street home to Mr and Mrs Oscar Durand of West Concord who will take possession immediately. Logan sold his business to Richard A Lowden of Main Street who will continue the established enterprise.
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South Acton
George W. Logan
Maynard
Florida
Main Street
Oscar Durand
West Concord
Logan
Richard A Lowden
Father of Pleasure Novelty Featured as South Pal Pleasure
A short notice from the South highlights Father of Pleasure Novelty as a notable local entertainment item. The piece emphasizes its appeal and status as a great pal pleasure in the regional scene.
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Pal
South
Greatest Want He that wants hope is the poorest man alive
A compact aphorism asserts that desire without fulfillment leaves one spiritually destitute, equating want with a form of poverty. It frames hope as a vital, defining human condition rather than mere feeling.
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Hope
Board Trustees Names in Local School Decision
Pri est Clifford Nelson Camille Ouillette Albert Sabornski and Ruth Skinner are listed as trustees involved in a local school board decision and governance matter. The document outlines their roles within the Board of Trustees.
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Screech Owl
Bennie Gudzinowicz
Leo Mullin
United States Civil Service Examination
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Personal Finance Co
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