Maynard Man in National Sport Light
Maynard’s Frank J. Murray gains national attention as his University of Virginia Cavaliers upset Yale 19 to 14. The article lauds Murray’s mild manners and leadership, notes family setbacks, and highlights his past success at Marquette, framing him as a respected figure in college football.
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Maynard
al Cowles
Frank J. Murray
University of Virginia Cavaliers
Mighty
Yale Eleven
Yale
Murray
Marquette
Golden Avalanche
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Boston College
Holy Cross
Harvard
Virginia
Maynardites
Frank Murray
Cire
Dunn
Dilwig
Sisk
Burvid
Lehigh
Jack Murray
Bob
Maynard to clash with Hudson in Saturday grid tilt
Maynard high school football team travels to Hudson this Saturday for the annual rivalry game at Riverside Park. Hudson, undefeated in four prelims, is favored to beat Maynard and extend the series. Maynard, weakened by injuries to Sarvella and Smaha, hopes to rebound after a 18 0 loss to Leominster and a 18 point win over Stoneham.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Hudson
Riverside Park
Northbridge
Ashland
Methuen
Athol
Texeira
Barberia
Jacobs
Biddy
Ed Figueria
Videto
McCarthy
Ledger
Mike Vodoklys
Stoneham
Bob Ryan
Leominster
Belmont
Fred Sarvella
Jo Jo Smaha
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Alice Marsden
The Marsden family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who showed kindness during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes honoring the late Mrs. Alice N. Marsden.
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Alice N. Marsden
First Pebbles issue of season from Peter Bulkeley school
The Peter Bulkeley school newspaper Pebbles announces its season premiere edition will roll off the press this Friday. The piece signals a return to school activity and highlights the student newsroom’s planned features and deadlines.
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Peter Bulkeley
Maynard High Field Hockey Seeks Lineup Under New Coach
Maynard High girls field hockey under Elizabeth Mahoney show strong competition for regular spots as she prepares the opening game versus Acton at Crowe Park next Monday afternoon. Mahoney, a former four year player at Maynard and Regis College, aims to boost interest and provide ample fall sport through a busy schedule including matches at Maynard and away games against Ashland Shrewsbury Weston and Concord.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Elizabeth Mahoney
Acton
Crowe Park
Ashland
Shrewsbury
Weston
Concord
Sudbury Man Appointed to Board of Secondary Education
John A. Labaree of Sudbury has been named a member of the Standing Committee on Modern Languages of the Board of Secondary Education. A Sudbury High School 1925 graduate, he studied at Wesleyan University and earned teaching credentials in Paris and Boston. He taught French in Sudbury High School and later at Fay School in Southborough.
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Sudbury
John A. Labaree
Walter G. Labaree
Concord
Road
Board of Secondary Education
Labaree
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Boston University
Sorbonne
Paris
Fay School
Southhboro
Register New Acton Voters
On Wednesday evening October 2 the following registered to vote at the Town hall Precinct 2 Ann L Bradley Bertha M and Richard F Deane James H J Alton John S C and Serene H Dingee Vivian V and Wiliam C Drury Cora E and Richard H Libbey John B ang M Frances McGuire Fred B and Helen E Thompson Precinct 3 Genevieve D Shipp Windsoray avenue
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Stow Road
Genevieve D. Shipp
Windsoray
Nue
Brigham Family Association Meet at Wayside Inn
Members of the Brigham Family Association will gather October 12 at Wayside Inn South Sanctuary with Hudson members attending. Harold L. Brigham will preside, officers will be elected, and a eulogy for Emma O. Brigham will be read.
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Wayside Inn
Harold L. Brigham
Brigham Family Association
South Sanctuary
Hudson
Marlboro
Lawrence Brigham
Worcester
Ernest A. E. Brigham
Hartford
W. Aubrey Porter
Emma O. Brigham
Brigham
Herbert O. Brigham
Louis Ordway
Nelson
Cora Newton
Westboro
Walter Leary
Hollywood
Los Angeles
California
Dorothy Brigham Elderkin
Collette
Thomas Brigham
England
Charles C. Brigham
Toledo
Ohio
Emma Brigham
Richs welcome a son in October at Emerson hospital
The Richards of Lexington announce the birth of a son on October 1 at Emerson hospital. The Young Republican Club plans its first meeting of the season Wednesday 8 pm at 7 9 Walden Street in the new headquarters. David Williams will preside with several speakers expected. Land on Lang Street sold to Everett C Thorpe of Lexington road who plans a Cape Cod cottage with garage. Voter registration at Harvey Wheeler school added 12 names Tuesday October 1. another session Thursday 7-9 pm at town house.
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Young Republican Club
Walden Street
Republican Town Committee
David Williams
Lang Street
John Swen
Everett C. Thorpe
Lexington Road
Cape Cod
Harvey Wheeler School
Sunday ScientIst Service and Lesson Sermon in Boston
Sunday services are at 10 45 with a Sunday school session of the same time The Wednesday testimonial meeting begins at 745 Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 p m on weekdays Subject of the Lesson Sermon is Are Sin Disease and Death Real The Golden Text is Psalms 68 20 The lesson includes James 5 15 16 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
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Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mother
Chird
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Town treasurer returns from ten day cruise
Town tax collector Thomas F Garrity Jr a Elm Street resident resumed duties after a ten day cruise to New Orleans where he attended the Boston College Tulane game Ruth Clahane 11 Hubbard Street named for state correctional service post and Ulysses Lupien civil service director announced the appointment The Board of Trade opened its season with a Wrights Tavern meeting George W Brothers led the session and guest speaker Joseph McCurdy of the New England Council spoke on New England Today and Tomorrow
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Thomas F. Garrity, Jr
Elm Street
New Orleans
Ruth Clahane
Hubbard Street
State Department of Correction
Ulysses Lupien
State Civil Service
Board of Trade
Wright’s Tavern
George W. Brothers
Joseph McCurdy
New England Council
New England
Concord K of C Plans Friday Night Old Fashioned Dance
The Concord Council Knights of Columbus No. 287 will hold an old fashioned dance this Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the Veterans' Bus. Dancing will continue to midnight to tuneful strains. Joseph McKenna and his committee have arranged a banner evening with prizes and a small admission price.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Veterans
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