Marquette Coach Murray’s Football Era Noted For Strong Defense
Local sports writers hail Murray as a standout coach at Marquette, guiding the team to a record of 45 victories and 14 defeats across years. His teams glare with a stingy defense and a robust scoring edge, totaling 270 points for against 45 opponents through his tenure, despite frequent opponents and varied schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Murray
Marquette University
Tufts
Mar
Bacer
Ilwaukee High
Marquette
Avalanche
Jack Ryan
Dartmouth
A. Ma
A. Combtal
Iowa State
Ripon
Carroll Cokie
University of Detroit
South ‘University
University’ of Ont
Kansas
Ersity
University of Iowa
University of Mississippi
Washington and Jefferson College
Creighton
Grinell
Boston College
Navy
North Dakota
Oregon Aggies
Army
Oklahoma Aggies
Drake
Holy Cross
University Oftroit
Stale fragments recount local visits and church life
The item lists Marlboro residents Nellie Jones and her daughter visiting Mrs Albert Locke Cole in Watertown last week. It mentions pastor Jeffries and Mrs Slimmon tied to church events, and notes church hymns and a piano performance led by a deep voiced singer. Additional names include Elsie, Alvin Muelfee, and A J Gar creas with Hinsdale connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Jones
Jones
Marlboro
Albert
Concord Council installs new officers and recalls past leader
Terence J. McHugh of Lexington Road is again installed as Concord Council deputy, with E Elmer Ross of Newton Highlands appointed recently to lead staff and conduct rites. The event included installation of deputy grand knights, financial secretary and others, a memorial service for former secretary Michael J. Collins, and plans for an annual Columbus Day memorial mass. Rev William H Finnick serves as chaplain, and delegates to the state convention were named with alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrence J. McHugh
Lexington Road
Concord Council
Monuy
Depuy
E. Elmer Ross
Newton Highlands
William ,H. Dee
Joseph ‘He’ Enna
Thomas H. Mansfield
John W. Whalen, Jr
Bernard A. McKenna
Patrick A. Smith
Maurice’ ‘McWalter
Daniel C. Sullivan
Trust
Philip Dee
Louis’ McKenna
William H. Finnick
Thomas J. McGann
Terence J. McHugh
Frederick E. Lawton
William H. Dee
Michael Jo Collins
Court Lane
Mhass
Joseph Hi. McKenna
Noble Grand Annual Meeting Elected for 1932 33
Noble Grand announces annual meeting Monday electing officers for 1932 33 Mrs Woith M Baik secretary Miss Ruth financial secretary R Benson treasurer Mr Millicent R Sieman of the SUP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woith M- Baik
Ruth
Financial Secre Cenit
R. Benson
Millicent R. Sieman
SUP
Doroth Mond and Hollis Barlow Wed at Parsonage
Dorothy Desmond and Hollis Barlow were married Saturday afternoon in the parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev. John R. Shepler at the Methodist church. The couple plans to reside on Parmenter Avenue after a wedding trip, with both possessing strong local ties and generous wedding gifts noted. The groom, a local high school graduate, is a past master councillor at LD Wilson Chapter, Order De Molay.
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Parmenter Avenue
LD Wilson Chapter
Order de Molay
West Concord PTA Installation Opens New Year
The West Concord Harvey Wheeler School PTA holds its first meeting of the new school year in the assembly hall with retiring president Robert McAuley presiding. Mrs. Fletcher W. Paett installs officers led by President Fred Boyd and Vice President Mrs Edward Jan Cane. Dr Helen McGillicuddy to speak in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Parent“Teachers Association
Harvey Wheeler
Robert McAuley
Fletcher W. ‘Paett
Lexington
Massachusetts State
Parent-Teacher Association
New ‘Corps
Fred’. Boyd
Edward. W
Ge Jan Cane
Helen’ McGillicuddy
Harvey Wheeler-Wes Oat School
Marian B
Boyd
Hig
McAuley
Graeroa Annex
Enrollment Details From Acton School Report
Enrollment shows 142 pupils with junior and senior classes. In addition 246 hutiber enrolled in a year and 224 in another, with nine graduates returning for a post graduate course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Ore Sehoe
Hutiber
Heer
Court reverses damage suit over water flow ruling
Sudbury full bench led by Chief Justice Arthur Rage reverses a $ over damages claim against Ford, ruling injunctions to restrain water obstruction at the Wayside Inn and nearby dams improper. The court remands to Union Superior Court to limit relief to water rights and exclude other dam elements.
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Sudbury
Arthur Rage
H Ford
Joseph L. Sturtevant
Nestby
Wayside Inn
Supreme Court
Ae Superior Court
Ford Stould
Long-serving Assabet Mill Carding Department Seer Retires
Ernest Wollerschied resigns after 56 years in the carding department of the Assabet mill. He witnessed the department expand and become a leading arm in textile work, earning recognition as a top figure in the local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wollerschied
Wollerschied
Rera
Stee
Owere
Powers Addresses Sudbury Men's Club on Asia and Europe
J H Powers of the Boston Globe spoke at the Sudbury Town Hall after a local Men's Club supper. He discussed Asia Europe conditions, Japan's doctrine versus Monroe, and profiled German leaders Hindenburg Papen and Hitler. Members elected new officers including President Nathan Gillette and Secretary David Baldwin.
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Sudbury
Paul Eckes
Nathan W. Gillette
David Baldwin
E. Norman. Bowry
Paul’ Eckes
Henry Rice
Gillette
James, Jr. Powers
Boston Globe
Asia
Europe
Japan
United ‘States
Powers
Hindenberg
von Papen
Hitler
Germany
Atlantic
Republic
Imperia
Dolan Forms Acton-Tenive Team For Turkey Day Game
Coach Dolan forms Acton team with five veterans from last year and many inexperienced players. Daily practice continues as the squad takes shape. Scheduled games include St. Mark's JV Middlesex JV Manchester Chelsea Hud son High. Special efforts aim to arrange a Turkey Day home game for fans with a bird.
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Acton
Dolan
St. Mark's
Middlesex
Manchester
Maas
Chelmsford
Hudson
Turkey
Maynard Jamieson Celebrates Birthday at Rimwood Street
A birthday observance for Maynard Jamieson at 27 Rimwood Street is noted. The brief honors the occasion with no further details.
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Maynard Jamieson
Rimwood Street
Nis
Jennie A Feltus Dies After Long Illness in Acton
Mrs Jennie A Feltus wife of William E Feltus died after a six month illness. The West Acton resident leaving a daughter Lilian a son Donald and Raymond and a mother Mrs Oliver. Funeral at West Acton Baptist Church conducted by Rev Arthur Jeffries and Rev Stanley Batstone. Burial in Mt Hope cemetery West Acton.
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Acton
Jennie A. Feltus
William E. Feltus
West Acton
Central Street
Gheim
Vermont
Feltis
William E Feltus
Lilian
Donald
Raymond
Oliver
Homer
Feltus
Mra
California
West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Stanley Batstone
Roxbury
Weill
Benjamin Smith
Robertson Brown
Sidney Paddock
Harold Richardson
Geo. Burroughs
Wendell Burroughs
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Thee
Sudbury Firemen Plan Field Day October 12
At a Sudbury Firemen’s Association meeting it was voted to hold a Field Day and exhibition of firefighting methods by the Town Fire Department at the Municipal Play Columbus Day Wednesday October 12. Activities include pitching, baseball throwing and other features. The event, starting at 1 pm, promises a tree of pleasure for young and old.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Firemen’s Association
Columbus
P mi
Lateran
Miss Mary Butterworth Dies After Operation At Emerson Hospital
Miss Mary Butterworth of Maynard aged 71 died Friday afternoon at Emerson hospital after an operation. Born in Millrow England she lived in Maynard for fifty years and was highly respected by many townspeople. Funeral services were held Sunday at the home of Herbert H. Young 87 Summer Street conducted by Rev A Vance of the United Congregational church with singing by Mrs Arthur J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mary Butterworth
Joel Butterworth
Emerson Hospital
Butterworth
Millrow
England
Herbert H. Young
A. Vance
Arthur J
Maynard Grange Night Program Attracts Wide Attendance
A regular meeting of the Maynard Grange Night drew 110 attendees and guests from Clinton Withington Stow Hudson Boxboro Millis Plainville Holliston Berlin Weston and North Whitney. The program included a flag salute a drill by Hayward Kaleér Howe and Felseet, a two minute talk on Legislation by Rep Leslie Sims a patriotic reading by the Hird sisters and an essay on American agricultural prosperity by Alton White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Grange
Wight
Clinton
Withington
Alton Witte
Alton White
Obituary: Nora Katin of Sudbury Misses Seabury Resident
Nora Katin a lifelong Sudbury Miss resident passed away after a long illness at the East Seabury homestead. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at St George in Soxonysha with internment following beside family and cousins.
Sudbury Woman's Club Schedule Event in October
Fragmentary note indicates Sudbury Woman's Club planning a social or meeting in October. Limited readable details suggest a community gathering or announcement.
Maynard Republicans in Local Nominating Ballot Shuffle
Local party figures push for nominations in Maynard as Frank Sheridan and others draw ballots. Joseph Dineén and A L Palmer are discussed for town committee roles, with several supporters listing names on the primary ballot despite not seeking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Run Dome
Frank ‘Sheridan
Atic
Simsem
Sherian Ae
Mt Nine Tae
Sheridan
Joseph Dineén
Formr
Frank J. DeMars
Fragmentary report on a crime case and hospital scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a vehicle and a figure named Miss Ashe, a hospital, and a person named Robert Grant. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.
Overcast Skies Clear in New York as Series Progresses
Fragmentary report notes overcast skies in New York on September 28 affecting the series. Mentions Yankees and Chicago with hope for clearing conditions and potential impact on the three game basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sabreid Romine
Yankees
Chicago
Traffic collision report fragment hints at incident
The readable fragment notes a car incident involving a driver and possible vehicles or persons, with partial timing cited as last Thursday around 8 45. Details are incomplete, awaiting full police or crash report.
Concord Mop Club Opens New Season Activities
The Mop's Club of Concord will open its new season of activities with plans for meetings, community events, and member projects announced by organizers.
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Mop
Club of
Concord
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Toca Abe Oe
Alvin.Muelfee
A. J. ‘Gar Creas
Booth
Hinsdale
Ash Winchester
Hollis Barlow
J.H. Powers
Wm. E
Meee Church Orker
Iremen Plan
Lphs Sudbury
Woman's Club
Leslie W. Sims
Frank Heri
Democratic Town Committee
Waa
Committed
Pe Palmer
Gladed
En Wright
Alice
M. Howe
Frye
Sadie
Case
Heartie
Driichaler Gerald
Dowen
Chariects M
Stock
Roth Matthewis
Miles
Miss Ashe
Robert Grant
Yankee
Ian
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