Maynard Gridders Open Season Against St Mary's Brookline
Maynard High School football fans ready Alumni Field next Sunday afternoon for a 2 p.m. kickoff as Coach Will DeRosa leads a rebuilt Maynard squad against St. Mary's of Brookline in a storied rivalry. Maynard faces injury and inexperience but hopes to upset the pre season favorites with veterans at ends and tackles and a solid backfield. St. Mary's, under new coach Lou Basio, relies on Captain John Shaughnessy and Pat Nee to pace the attack as the teams renew their annual clash dating from last year's 6–0 Maynard win. Fans are urged to attend for the matinee and band performance.
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Will DeRosa
St. Mary’s
Brookline
St. Mary’s Boys
Orange and Black
Loyals
Wdach
DeRosa
Weigh
Ralph Martino
Ken O’driscoll
Bob Jones
Ee Aho
Jack West
Bo Wattu
Fred Chandler
Bill Lizzotte
Jack White
Jim Brooks
Jim Luker
Larry Armour
Jim Fundheim
Cece
Dave Mullin
Lou Basio
John Shaughnessy
Pat Nee
Bruce Warila
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Alumni Field
Maynard Band
North Andover
Johnson High
Hudson
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Wayland
Arunk
Robert E. Kelley
John C.dolan
Z Jr
Thileen
State Armory
Martin S. Yauga
Sudbury School Open House and Fall Activities
The Sudbury school hosts an Open House on Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. with a 4:30 station service. Regional School Committee and PTA sponsor. the event includes student guides and a reception. The Regional High School Committee welcomed faculty and parents at Drumlin Farm in Lincoln on Sept. 9.
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P.T.S.A
Drumfin Farm
Lincoln
The
Audubon Society
Pigskin Picks for Local Readers
Waltham picks and forecasts for the week through Saturday include Arlington over Somerville Medford over Watertown and Belmont over Lexington. Other matchups include Marlboro over Shrewsbury Wakefield over Reading Lowell over Peabody and Brookline over Weymouth with multiple Saturday games noted.
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Arlington
Somerville
Medford
Watertown
Wellesley
Prichard
Needham
Norwood
Malden
Leominster
Nashua
Winchester
Concord
Belmont
Lexington
Maynard
St. Mary’s
Marlboro
Shrewsbury
Woburn
Swampscott
Wakefield
Reading
Thomases Win Multiple Prizes at Brockton Fair
Concord reports Edward Westford Road and daughter Jane Thomases winning several prizes at Brockton Fair Sunday. Emerald Prophet took third in open fine harness and second in amateur fine horses. Blythe Miss placed second in saddle horses under 15.2 hands and second in a $200 three gaited stake. Jane Thomases also placed fourth in pony under saddle while Red Sky at Night and Saltbox Prophecy earned top spots in other classes.
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Thomases
Edward
Westford Road
Jane
Brockton Fair
Emerald Prophet
Blythe Miss
D S
Saltbox Prophecy
Long Distance Return Of Banded Finch Records 18560 Mile Path
A female purple finch banded in Wolfboro New Hampshire on 17 1984 was killed in Clarkeville Texas on December 28 1955. Ralph G Carpenter head of the New Hampshire fish and game reports this as the longest distance return among 10000 banded since 1923 at 18560 miles.
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Concord
N H
Wolfboro
N. H
Clarkeville
Texas
Fish and Game Department
Ralph G. Carpenter
Acton Weekly School Menu Highlights
The Acton school week menu lists meals from Monday to Friday. Items include buttered rolls, vegetables, milk, and desserts with specific dishes such as Frankfort on buttered roll and tuna a la King on buttered toast.
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Acton
Frankfort
Lyons Exits Redskins After Exhibitions Tryouts
West Concord resident West Concord Richard F. Lyons former Piedmont Bowling co captain at Concord High and last year V M I grid captain returned home after a Redskins tryout. He played in several exhibition games and was cut when an Notre Dame all American, just out of the Army, arrived to resume play. Lyons is son of the Reformat ory Deputy Supt and Mrs James J Lyons 238 Commonwealth avenue.
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West Concord
Richard F. Lyons
Concord High
Washington Redskins
Notre Dame
Lyons
Reformatory
James J. Lyons
Commonwealth Avenue
K of C Holds Indoor Outing at Tynsborough Country Club
Despite rain on Sunday the K of C and families held their annual outing indoors at Tynsborough Country Club. Box lunches were provided by members and refreshments were available. Committee members included Grand Knight Leon J. Moreau and several others.
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Concord
K. of C
Tynsborough Country Club
Leon’ J. Moreau
Robert Donaghey
Lawrence Dwyer
Leon Moreau, Jr
Philps Carrigan
Ee McArdle
David Murphy
BR. O'Malley
Robert Hunstack
Stow School Elections And Insurance Reminder
Stow School notes remind parents to return the envelope for next year’s student insurance by Monday. Senior High elected officers with Russell Lawrence as president and David Kinsley as vice president. Junior Sophomore and Freshman classes also chose presidents and officers. School nurse equipment updates and a dental hygienist visit prompted slips for parents to sign.
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Russell Lawrence
David Kinsley
Virginia Joki
Secretar Albert Erkkinen
Lauri Katvala
Francis Pugsley
David Witherbee
Linda Scott
Ralph Herrick
Ann O’toole
Jeffery Howe
Mary Ann Terro
Judy Kinsley
Lorna Clarke
Leah Malmberg
Ed Bigelow
Carl Patterson
Karen Katvala
John Jarvi
Richard Tervo
Vellamo Ojalehto
Marion Holden
Hale High School
Miss Holden
Family fight for Muskegon GOP state seat
In Muskegon Michigan the August 7 primary pits Wen dell S Holcomb against his wife Minite Holcomb for the Republican nomination in the second district state representative race.
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Muskegon, Mich
ULP
Muskegon County
Wendell S. Holcomb
Republican Committee
Minite
Muffin Tin Snacks For Bedbound Children
Bedbound children receive snack service using muffin tins to hold carrot sticks sugar cookies and finger foods labeled as sandmeries. Caregivers prepare small portions allowing easy handling for ill children in bed.
Police Blotter At Concord Details Local Incidents
Concord police report a Carlisle woman declared missing then found within an hour. A disturbance on Edinbrook road ends with an escort to the town limits after a man and a woman argued. A new alarm at Harvard Trust Co. and a cement-post collision on Main street are noted. Several speeding and bus-violation arrests are summarized with upcoming court dates.
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Concord
John Parnell
West Street
Carlisle
Charles F. Boardman
Ralph PF. Thomas
Ralph
Thileen
Edinbrook Road
Boston
Harvard Trust Company
Mill Dam
Robert Bowser
Main Street
Domenic Pagario
Thomas
Boy Scout News Sudbury Elects Leaders for Camporee
The Sudbury Boy Scout meeting at the Congregational Church on September 13 drew about 40 boys. Tommy Kelly led opening exercises and Grant Boughton read minutes. Camporee set for October 5-6 at Ross's farm in Berlin with Post 13 explorers in charge. new Senior Patrol Leaders Paul Mahoney and Joseph Bisson. Patrol Leaders Otter, Ferolito, Seagull, Dicky e son, Flaming Arrow, CurrangooCoo, Kelly, Ranther, Casella, Fox, Migs Eagle, Cutter. New recruits include Jim Austin and others. Green Bar to meet at Scoutmaster’s house. Major dates: September 27 Father’s Night, October 4 Court of Honor, October 5-6 Camporee.
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Sudbury
Congregational Church
Tommy Kelly
Grant
Boughton
Ross
Berlin
Paul Mahoney
Joseph Bisson
Otter
Jack Ferolito
Seagull
Dicky Eeson
Flaming Arrow
Tommy Currang
Ranther
Tommy Casella
Fox
Bill Migs Eagle
Roger Cutler
Jim Austin
Richard Harlow
Francis Richard
Alfred McCoy
Robert MacLean
Robert Jennette
William Giblin
Ernest Osgood
Charles Cutler
David Tucker
Pre School Opens in Sudbury Under Mrs Schmalz
Sudbury Co-Operative Pre School opened on Monday September 17 for the Kindergarten Group with 20 enrollments under the direction of Mrs Jane Schmalz. She is a graduate of Immaculate College and has teaching experience in South Carolina and at Redcote School. Mrs June Spiller remains co director and will lead the nursery group with 12 enrollments starting Tuesday September 18.
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Sudbury Co- Operative
Jane Schmalz
Scmalz
Immaculate College
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Sadbury
Redcote
Ton
June Spiller
Meadowlarks Misidentified as Larks Reclassified
A reader note clarifies meadowlarks are not true larks and belong to the blackbird family, correcting a common misidentification.
Changes Extend Social Security for Disabled Children After 18
The amended law allows certain disabled children to receive monthly benefits beyond age 18 if totally disabled before 18, with eligibility tied to the parent's entitlement for old age or survivors benefits. Benefits continue while disability remains, and a work record is not required. The provision acknowledges dependents who must be supported after 18.
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Ans
New Registrations Begin On Friday Action
E Teile announces dates for new voter registrations. Friday times are 7 to 9 at Seasth Acton, 9 p.m. at West Acton Fire Station, and October 5 from 12 noon to 10 p.m. at the Town Hall.
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E. Teile
Seasth Acton
West Acton
Keech Installed as New Minister at West Acton Baptist Church
Rev. William T. Keech begins duties as minister of West Acton Baptist Church succeeding Rev. Ronald H. Noble who moves to St. John New Brunswick. Keech, from Tilton NH and Hopkinton NH churches, is Brown 1948 Andover Newton 1952 trained. He and wife Joan Lyell live at 604 Massachusetts Ave with three daughters. The parish, founded 1846, is the town’s only Protestant church in West Acton, and Keech invites community participation.
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William T. Keech
Ronald H. Noble
St. John
New Brunswick
Keech
West Actor
Cynthia
Ruth
Shirley
Massachusetts Avenue
Seniors Hold Magazine and Paper Drives in Acton Roxborough
The class of 1957 canvasses Acton and Roxborough to sell magazines aiming for $3000 in sales to boost their treasury by $600. They plan a weekend paper drive with trucks and seniors collecting old newspapers and magazines to fund a Washington D.C. trip during spring vacation.
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Roxborough
Washington, D.C
Retirement tips for families on social security benefits
The notice explains when to contact the social security office after September 1956 and outlines earliest payments for disabled children. It notes backdating of up to 12 months for applications, and where to see a local representative in Marlborough, Concord, and Maynard. It also mentions farm workers and a tip from the Alabama Extension Service on cleaning silverware with boiled potato water.
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Marlborough
Cee
Concord Post
Maynard Town House
Alabama Extension Service
Design in Flower Arrangement Delights Sudbury Club
Sudbury Garden Club meetup at Lower Town Hall featured guest speaker Mrs Mark A Werman. The Federation judge demonstrated fall arrangements using unique vessels, discussed height texture color and proportion, and showed center of interest techniques with flora and unusual props.
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Sudbury Garden Club
Sudbury Lower
Mark A. Werman
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Federation of Garden Clibs
Horticultural Hall
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Elwyn C. Williams
Lincoln Paternal Birth Announces First Child Douglas Harvey
Mr and Mrs Carroll S Harvey Jr announce the birth of their son Douglas Madison Harvey on September 17 at the Richardson House in Boston. Grandparents are Carroll S Harvey of Dover and R W Tunnell of Lincoln, with family visiting from Virginia road.
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Judith Tunnell
Conant Road
Douglas Madison Harvey
Richardson House
Boston
Carroll S. Harvey
Dover
R. W. Tunnell
Lincoln
U.S. Army
Germany
Alfred Mello
Mary Neville
Bedford
Alfred, Jr
Mello
Agnes
Catherine Neville
Virginia Road
Major Mello
Air Force
Little , Arkansas
M.lt
North Lincoln
Birthday Coincidence Highlighted By Meridian Doctor
In Meridian Mississippi Dr Gus A Rush delivers a son to Mr and Mrs James W Williams and notes the birth on his own birthday. Williams adds the baby’s birth falls on the father’s birthday as well. The report also mentions bauxite as residual material from weathered aluminum ore with aluminum oxide content.
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Gus A. Rush
James W. Williams
Williams
Fingold and MacRae Lead in State Race Totals Revealed
Partial results show Fingold and MacRae each leading in a state tally with Fingold receiving 695 votes for councillor and MacRae 466 for representative. Early returns indicate Republicans ahead while Democrats trail with Martin winning lieutenant governor race support around 824 votes. The fragments also mention 979 total and 80 in some district.
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Christian A
G Cillor
A M. MacRae
Martin
Richard 1. Tham
Atlas Powder magazine case in Delaware proceeds
A September publication records a legal notice regarding a property or item associated with Atlas Powder. The notice references a location near Bradley Cine in Vina Earle and involves a sum of 80 000 pounds of mite and 500 pol caps, with names including Fletchér and Robert.
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Atlas
Dela
Fletchér
Bradley Cine
Vina Earle
Public hearing notes on storage license request
A public hearing on a storage license for two gasoline on Great Road was held by Joseph A. A. The fire zoning authority endorsed the license. John R Earl signed.
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Joseph A. A
John R Earl
Selectmen Set Bid Date for Fuel Oil Project
Officials schedule a public bid reading Tuesday at the Building Ma to review specifications for a fuel oil project. The board will reserve the right to accept or reject bids and set a May 5 reading time.
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