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First Lieutenant Max Rabinovitch Tells of Philippine Invasion-This Day in Norwood History-November 30, 1944
How First Lieutenant Max Rabinovitch and members of his unit were forced to wade chest deep in water, from their landing barge to shore under a hail of Jap sniper bullets during the Philippine invasion, was told in a letter written by Rabinovitch and received here this week by his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank…
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Pilgrim Heights, “The Garden Spot of Norwood”-This Day in Norwood History-November 30, 1941
Here’s the approximate location of the Pilgrim Heights development. Discover more from Norwood Historical Society Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe
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The Oomph Seven, Norwood’s Cheerleaders-This Day In Norwood History-November 30, 1939
How can Norwood lose with this “oomph seven” cheering them to another win over their Thanksgiving rival, Dedham? It will be “Rah, Rah, Rah” for these lassies at the Dedham field on Thanksgiving morning.Left to right are Eileen Nugent, Mary Kozak, Jane Costello, Shirley Engel, Molly Riemer, Kathleen Meissner, and Mary Murray. And there is…
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Some Members of Norwood High Football Eleven Never Played the Game Until This Season-This Day In Norwood History-November 30, 1907
NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row-Kennedy, Blasenak, Capt Billings, Roberts, Winslow. Middle Row—Hubbard, Henson. Norton. Wolfe Back Row—Cuff. Olsen. Woods. Hunt. Callahan. The organization of a football eleven to represent the Norwood high school tills year was due mainly to the energy of manager Stephen I. Hunt. Capt William A. Billings, Cornelius Callahan and…
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