Town Talk collage of town life and incidents
A collage of noisy town items reports a fatal collision with a Lovell bus in Hudson, Halloween vehicle rules, early snow in Arlington, and various local notes. It mentions a campaign ending, upcoming motor inspections, and curious observations from Concord, Lexington, and surrounding areas.
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Elke Dear
Lovell
Earl L. Barker
Hudson
Concord
Hallowe'en
Arlington
Mondey
Lange Og
Lexington
Nimitz
Lincoln
Elmer L. Joslin
Frank McKellar
McKellar Motors
West Concord
Laura J. Maurer
Bedford
John R. Samuels
Ann
Thestown
Ladington
Messrs
Tobin
Bradford
Dever
Coolidge
Hans Fermers
Conrad E
Tufts College league meet results spark varied scores
Grim and Pioneer hosted a league meet at Tufts College. Woburn led with 48 points while Winchester 60 Vo cational 69 Revere 108 Concord 114 Wi 116 and Essex Aggies 160 followed. Everett suffered its first loss with 27 points as Rave and Dick Reilly noted.
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Grim
Pioneer
Tufts College
Woburn
Winchester
Vocational
Revere
Concord
Essex Aggies
Everett
Rave
Dick Reilly
Dick“Atkinson
Ed Diveo
Yan “Park
Local High School Football and League Schedule
Middlesex versus Noble and Greenough at Dedham kickoff 2 30 Maynard High meets Methuen at Alumni Field 2 30 P M Monday Concord High jayvees host Winchester jayvees in Chester at 3 P M Mill Dam Bowl reaches International League clash in Lexington at 7 P M Wednesday Ladies bowling league plays two matches at Lexington 7 P M Concord High girls face Lexington High in field hockey at Lexington 3 P M Concord High C squad vs Winchester at Winchester 8 P M
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Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Dedham
Maynard High
Methuen High
Alumni Field
Concord High Jayvees
Winchester High Jayvees
Chester
Mill Dam
Lexington
Concord High
Winchester
Peng, Sree
Fave
Maynard's Team Keeps Unbeaten Streak At 12 Games
Maynard's Team extended its perfect run to 12 straight games as they remained unbeaten. Opponents and dates not listed, but the squad shows strong form and continued momentum into the season.
Pigskin Pickins Preview and Tips for Local Games
The column previews twenty point football picks for Fram ingham vs Needham Winchester vs Reading Marlboro vs Wellesley and Belmont vs Brookline. It lists expected winners like Ashland Watertown Fitchburg Wel lesley Marlboro Dedham Natick Belmont Brookline Dracut Tewksbury Woburn Concord Lexington Prichard Reading Groton Brooks Middlesex Wakefield Melrose Newton Madford Maynard Methuen and hopes for around 260 points.
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Waltham
Need
Walpole
Natick
Coricord
Foni
Seaimen
Milford
Hudson
Lexington
Wakefield
Framingham
Needham
Winchester
Reading
Marlboro
Wellesley
Belmont
Brookline
Sonbleun
Warmot Taeee
Ashland
Watertown
Fitchburg
Dedham
Dracut
Tewksbury
Woburn
Concord
Prichard
Groton
Brooks
Middlesex
Nobles
Melrose
Mewton
Madford
Maynard
Methuen
Har vey Wheeler Falcons Fall At Home To Middlesex Pups
West Concord's Har vey Wheeler football team lost last Friday afternoon to Middlesex Pups at their home field.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Middlesex
Woburn Game Sees Key Players Out With Injuries
Maynard backs and several starters are sidelined with injuries after the Needham and Cambridge jayvee games. Bob Queen broke his left hand in the November 4 scrimmage with Punchard. Harold Couvea and Charlie Hancock are likely lost for the season with broken legs.
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Concord
Woburn
Ocereerr
Maynard
Bob Arthur
Bob Gaylor
Beason
Harold Couveeana
Charlie Hancock
Needham
Cambridge
Megin
Winthrop
Bob
Queen
Punchard
Roys Announce Birth of Daughter Janet
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Roy of Sudbury Road announce the birth of a daughter Janet on October 17 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hollis of Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Oram Roy of Vermont. Great grandparents include Mrs. Alt of Cambridge and Mrs. Thomas Butkiewicz of Nantico ke Pennsylvania.
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Concord
Raymond G. Roy
Hilda
Sudbury - Road
Janet Iey
Emerson Hospital
Thomas, Hollis
Oram, Roy
Vermont
Alt
Cambridge
Thomas Butkiewicz
Nanticoke
Pennsylvania
Masciarelli Baby Born at Marlboro Hospital
Mr and Mrs Louis J Masciarelli of Gleasondale report the birth of a son at Marlboro Hospital on October 18. The child weighs 10 pounds 12 ounces and is named Louis J Masciarelli III.
Brush Fire Near Marden Road Damages Half Acre
Stow Fire Department responded to box 31 at 1:30 a.m. for a brush fire near the home of Mrs. John E. Kelley on Marden Road. About half an acre of land burned. Fire Chief Harold Priest reported no damage.
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Stow
John E. Kelley
Marden
Harold
Stow Couple Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Stowe Mr. and Mrs Clifton Fletcher of Crescent Street celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Wednesday October 18. The observance took place at the Whitney Homestead due to Mrs Fletcher's confinement, with relatives present including Miss Jean Soper Eleanor Derby Evelyn Priest Lord of Bedford Bruce and Stephen Seadhice, and friends. Mrs Fletcher received cards flowers and gifts.
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Stowe
Clifton Fletcher
Crescent Street
Fletcher
Whitney
Jean Soer
Eleanor Derby
Stow
Evelyn Priest
Bedford
Mery Seadhice
Pealdees
Founaen Bruce
Stephen of
Concord
Family notices on moves and sales near Madison
Mr and Mrs Peter Ergo announce a move to 7 Martin Street while Mrs Mary Duddleston visits her grandson in New England before returning to Madison Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Roy Dudley announce the sale of their Great Road home to Mr and Mrs Robert Keirstead of Concord who plan to move in this week.
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Peter Ergo
Mary
Duddleston
Albert A. Schaal, Jr
Great Road
New England
Madison
Wisconsin
Roy Dudley
Robert Keirstead
Concord
Moved to Seattle by Stow Family After 4000 Mile Trip
Stow residents Mr and Mrs Taito H Grekula formerly of Gleason dale road moved to Seattle Washington covering about 4000 miles. Mr Grekula works for Boeing Aircraft and the couple now reside at 19408 Dées Moines Way Apt 4 Seattle. Their arrival includes Maynard and Stow and Mr Mrs Jonste Clarence Carbary and AM members with Boeing Aircraft.
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Seattle
Taito H Grekula
Gleasondale‘ Road
Washington
Grekula
Boeing Aircraft
Dées Moines
Way
Apt. 4
Maynard and
Stow
Jonste
Clarence Carbary
Taito H. 'Grekula
Meimi -Nelson
Exmierson Hospital
Schedule of events at Stow Town Hall in November
The notice lists events including Veterans of Foreign Wars Fair and Turkey Dinner on November 11, Stow Civiy Club and Pomona Grange meetings, and police and fire department gatherings. Contact Harold J. Priest of Greay Road to reserve Town Hall space. other dates remain open.
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I Wars
Dearer
Union Church
Moteax
Stow
Veterans Foreign Wars
Ein
Pomona
Veterans of Appears
Harold J. Priest
Greay Road
New Arrival in Concord Honored Family Welcomes Michael
Stow couple Mr and Mrs Peter Oskirka of Taylor announce the birth of their second son October 14 at Emerson Hospital Concord weighing seven pounds two ounces named Michael. Parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Phalon of Red Acre Stow and Mr and Mrs Victor Oskirka of Martin St Maynard. Michael has a brother Peter Jr aged 342 years.
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Stow
Peter Oskirka
Taylor Read
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Michael
Raymond Phalon
Red Acre Road
Victor Oskirka
Martin Street
Maynard
Peter Jr
Greenville Fire Chief Alan Herman Greten Retires After 56 Years
Alan Herman Greten, 82, longtime chief of the Greenville Fire Department, has served on the job for 56 years and led the department for nearly five decades. The veteran firefighter’s career spans more than half a century of service to Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Alan Herman J. Greten
Greenville Fire Department
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Per Stumale
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Pigskin Pickin
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Weymouth
U. S. Savings Bonds
Olsen
Arthur
Gaylor
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Franklin
Foxboro
Braintree
Norwood
Gardner
Turner Falls
Et St. Lexington
Roys
Mark
Whitney Rest Home
P.S
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Oatere
Wenay
Olga
Orgae Pater
Stow Town Hall
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