School Pep Rally Combines Safety Talk With Hockey Stars
Morning assembly at the high school featured Chief John McGovern delivering a safety talk and rally instructions for biking, driving, and walking on the highway ahead of a field hockey program. Mrs Bondeléevitch supervised the event as Dorothy Hawes led the first team, with captain and top scorer Hawes and players Harding, Johnson, Mercier, Carlmin, Goodrich, Flynn, Laine, Piké, Burckes, Krause. Second team listed under captain Marjorie Doherty includes Culet, Briggs, Athi Cleark, Allen, Fletcher, Davison, Devlin, Widdows, Lewis, and manager Fairbanks. Miss Elinor Cole directed music as the girls sang a hockey song. Cheer leaders led by Hawes and others performed. Ernest Merrill introduced the soccer team and explained its history, naming players like Roy Fay, Porter, Matisen, Christian, Wilson, Kahleinen, Davison, Giles, Vana, Tallant, Cutting, Boyd, Burland. Stanley Colantuon served as assistant coach.
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Jody* Devlin
Barbara’ Widdows
Hester’ Lewis
Dianne Fairbanks
Elinor Cole
Mus‘e
Dorothy Hawes
Carol Hodder
Paula Cartman
John’ Hardine
Natalie Pirrello
Judye Goodrich
Melvin Downing
Sudbury and Hudson Play to Scoreless Soccer Tie
On Friday night October 17 Sudbury and Hudson battled to a 0 0 draw as both sides showed sportsmanship. A large crowd witnessed the contest and a return match is set for Wednesday November 5 in Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Hudson
Sudbury Squad Regroups After Tie and Injuries
Sudbury's soccer squad registered its second tie in as many games on October 22. In the first half, the team scored two points with a third recalled by vendlty. Webster Cutting and Bill Boyd shared scoring honors as Belmont Hill made a late comeback with two last quarter scores. Sudbury suffered a temporary loss of three starters and hopes to have them back for the November 3 game.
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Ily
Sudbury Soctor
Sudbury
Vendlty
Webster Cutting
Bill Boyd
Belmont Hill
Sudbury Field Hockey Wins Two to Streak Unbeaten
Sudbury A C pushes two victories in back to back dates October 21 and 22 to extend its unbeaten field hockey run. The team defeated Wayland 4 2 on the road with Madgie Johnson and Charlotte Mercieri scoring, then routed Natick 4 0 at home with Cantain Dotty Hawes and Mercier each tallying, while Natick’s Mpexivell tallied for Natick. The second team tied Natick 2 2 and featured Cantain Mordia Noherty and Marcie Noherty among scorers.
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Sudbury High School
Wayland
Natick
Sudbury
Madgie Johnson
Charlotte Mercierie Cétond
Nat Ticks
Cantain
Dotty Hawes
Charlotte Mercier
Sudbiury
Gaal
Marcie Noherty
V. Mpexivell
Tenatine
Joan Harding
Charlotta Merriax
Notte Hoawac- Pay
Ye Carkran
Indy
Gonarich
iTaly Taine
Jann Fivnig
Louise Pike
Morcapet Burekeg
Hazen Wranca
Sacand
Jean‘ Tylar
Hester Lewis
Jane Parks
Sherry Hill
Jackie McTean
Nancy
Vera
Fiarhars
Marian Miller
Jody Nevin
Peter Clark
Mordia Noherty
Barbare Alien
Sally Cutler
Gertrude
Navison
Brenna Fletcher
Mrs. Dern
Hv Rondelevitch
Titkean
Marv Luciano
Timer
Ninna
Fairbanks
Scorer
Jackie McLean
Subcommittee estimates federal agency spending per employee
A recent subcommittee estimate suggests a federal agency spent about 10 000 dollars to terminate 22 employees, averaging roughly 312 dollars per worker removed. The finding highlights cost per layoff and potential efficiency questions within the agency.
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Seneste
Agenev
Red Tane
High School Week End Feature Games Kickoff
Stow The Hale features boys and girls practice under new coaches Robert Muir and Mrs. Faire Potter. About 20 boys and as many girls train amid players forced to replace fallen stars. Key contenders include Freeman and Leahy for the Blue and Gold boys with Colby and Hennigan leading the girls. The Hudson Hawks face the Clinton Gaels at Riverside Park in a pivotal Midland League clash likely deciding the title race with Marlboro Panth ers looming as the only obstacle.
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Stow
Hale
Robert Muir
Faire Potter
Muir
Hudson Hawks
Clinton
Riverside Park
Hawks
Marlboro Panthers
Marlboro
Hudson
Panthers
Gaels
Echester
Report Cards For First Marking Period At Half High School
Report cards covering September and October will be distributed on Wednesday at Half High School. Parents are advised to review standings and contact the school for any discrepancies.
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EEO Dea
Hale High elects Eleanor Warren girls basketball captain
Eleanor Warren, a standout forward for three years, was chosen captain of Hale High School’s girls basketball team at the Thursday meeting, signaling leadership for the coming season.
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Eleanor Warren
Hale High School
Stow Schools Closed for Teachers Convention in Boston
All Stow schools will be closed Friday for a teachers convention to be held at the Mechanic Building in Boston.
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Stow
Mechanic Building
Boston
Intramural Volleyball Leaders Press Advantage
In the intramural league, David Crowell's Chest Nuts led by Thompson Leahy C Dipietro Masciarelli M Woodhead J Wright and W Erkkinen stay firmly atop the standings. Teams increasingly play more scientific volleyball with improved pass work and hotly contested matches.
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David Crowell
Thompson, Leahy
C. DiPietro
Masciarelli
M. Woodhead
J. Wright
W. Erkkinen
Friday Clashes Highlight High School Football Schedule
A dense listing shows Friday games featuring Clinton Ben Revere Beverly Lynn Classical Newburyport Marlboro Athol Leominster Belmont Concord Brantree Attleboro Dedham Wakefield Framingham Needham Hingham Plymouth Malden Waltham Marblehead Winthrop Methuen Maynard Medford Newton Quincy Milford Northboro Canton New Bedford Coyle Saugus Chelsea Taunton Durfee Wayland Ashland Malden Catholic Weymouth Portland Winchester Reading Attleboro Amesbury Gov Dummer St Mark's Groton Milton Academy.
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Newburyport
Marlboro
Athol
Leominster
Belmont
Concord
Bra
Attleboro
Dedham
Wakefield
Framingham
Needham
Ashland
Fatertown
Malden
Cath
Weymouth
Portland
Winchester
Reading
Oburn
Amesbury
Sports Roundup Mentions College, Baseball and Baby News
The clippings note junior quarterback Ed Mosley and end Ea Weedeum in a football play, Texas’ long winning streak and a Chicago White Sox trade shake up. It mentions Hank Aaron and Joe Collins in a stalled Yankees saga, Gil Hodges’ World Series hitless streak, and a possible Mantle baby announcement with Dixie Walker linked to the Pirates.
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Pall
Hiss
Ed Mosley
Ea Weedeum
Reai Texas
Ladghorns
Bill Krietemeyer
Vanderbilt
Ee Tee
Aes Wats Oor
White Sox
Hank Lver
Joe Collins
Amkees
Yankees
Lee de Ne Ate
Gil Hodges
Mickey Mantles
Dixie Walker
Uiedy
Piio
Sudbury South School Hosts Halloween Party For Mothers
Sudbury High School notes pupils plan a Halloween fete for mothers on Friday October 31 at 1 PM. Students will make and serve refreshments and offer entertainment. Decorations include witches hats coal-black cats and bats. Art supervisor Mr Coleman donated a fall scene.
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Sudbury
South School
Coleman
Sudbury High Students See Les Misérables in Magnaré
Twenty Sudbury High School French students visited Magnaré Tuesday night October 21 to watch the film Les Misérables. Teacher Ruth Buxton and chaperone Mrs Stephen Whittlesey assisted with transportation for the trip.
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Sudbury High School
Magnaré
Students Engage Photographers for Senior Play Prep
This week representatives from various photography studios visited the senior class to discuss the upcoming play. Seniors eagerly search the countryside for ideas for their playbook while rehearsals for Curtain Going Up continue, with performances slated for November.
Magazine Drive Funds Allocation at Local High School
The high school magazine drive ended with $677.40 in sales and $229.42 gross commission. Prizes cost $44.25, leaving $185.17 for sports. donations increased the total to $187.17 for girls and boys sports.
Student Council Officers and Class Representatives Listed
The list names President Ric Baldwin and Vice President Ign Goodrich with Secretary Jane Flynn and Treasurer Clifton Giles. Class representatives include Kate Warren for Grade 7, Frank Cartman and Sally Cutter for Grade 8, Blake Foster and Sally Cutter for Grade 9, Richard Ling and Helen Krause for Grade 10, Judy Goodrich and Roland Hodgdon and Curtis Garfield for Grade 11, Clifton Giles and Jane Flynn and Richard Baldwin for Grade 12.
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Ric 1. Baldwin
Ign Goodrich
Jane Flynn
Clifton Giles
Kate Warren
Frank Cartman
Blake Foster
Sally Cuter
Richard Ling
Helen Krause
Judy Goodrich
Roland Hodgdon
Curtis Garfie
Richard Baldwin
Maynard Eyes First Win Over Methuen Saturday
Maynard hosts Methuen at home Saturday afternoon with coach Will DeRosa boasting a high scoring unit that has averaged near 16 points per game. Methuen, after a 27-0 loss to Hudson last Friday, presents a tougher challenge as Maynard seeks its first victory in three years against the rivals.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Méthuen
Atuwini
Will DeRosa
Pune
Son
Hudson
Concord
Prichard
Rgest
Methuen
Howe
Marlboro
Clinton
Maynard Baplod Dominates Somerville in 460-Point Thriller
Maynard High ripped Somerville 460 to 0 on Saturday afternoon as Maynardites stormed ahead with fast breaks and long runs. DeRosa orchestrated a precise, cohesive attack while Lennie and Billy Williams scored multiple touchdowns. The loss highlights Somerville’s struggles against stronger teams as Maynard eyes a late-season push.
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Maynard
Maynardites
Lennie
Driee
Billy Wil*iams
Clark University 1936 37 basketball schedule announced
Clark University in Worcester announces an eighteen game 1936 37 basketball schedule with coach Russ Granger and new foes Bowdoin College Hartwick College Wesleyan University first game January 10 at home. Other games include Lowell Textile Boston University Alumni Tufts Assumption Bates American International College Springfield College Northeastern Wagner Providence Coast Guard.
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Worcester
Mass
Clark University
Russ’ Granger
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Hartwick College
Oneonta
N.wa
Wesleyan University
Lowell Textile
Boston University
Alumni
Tufts
Assumption College
Bates
American International Colege
Springfield Colege
Northeastern University
Wagner College
Providence’ College
Coast Guard’ Academy
Probate notice of will for George E. Dewey estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court notices request probate of a last will for George E. Dewey of Marlborough, with appearance due by November 18 in Cambridge. The filing seeks appointment of an executor without bond and names the registrar and dates in October.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Dlesex
Cherge F.doorly
G. Fred ‘Deorly
Coumty
George E. Dewey
Marlborough
Coeurt
Cambridge
John C. Legs ‘Autre
Butler
Kennedy accuses Lod of voting record and missed votes
The text portrays John F. Kennedy criticizing Henry Cabot Lodge on his Senate record. It cites votes on housing, Social Security coverage for the disabled, and the McCarran-Walter Immigration Act, noting Lodge’s absence on a key amendment and alleging neglect of Massachusetts concerns.
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Mir. Lod‘éha
Senate
Congressional
Massachusetts
Lodge
Unclear OCR fragment on civic roles and names
Fragmentary text mentions Thomas, Fred Wal ee, secretary and treasurer roles. No clear event or context available.
Maynard-Migg Senior News From Hagka Daily Tribune
A fragmented clipping from Hagka Daily Tribune notes senior Maynard-Migg and other nursing staff including director Miler and Lent's home in Massachusetts. It mentions fifteen students and Mong' schools represented in the reporting.
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Maynard
Migg
Ing
Dent
Serortine
Miler
M'sé
Mass
Lanning
Mong
Ny Sg
Hag Ka
Daily Tribune
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