Maynard Resident Charles Crenes Dies After Illness
Charles H. Crenes, 75, longtime Maynard resident, died of heart trouble at home on Park Street after a period of illness. He was born in Phelpston and lived in Maynard for 68 years, married twice to Lottie Lamson and Hannah Sterling, and served as ex-Selectman and assessor. Funeral services were held at his home with a large delegation from the town, and burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citie
Charles H. Crenes
Park St
Ben Ek
Oolay
Cheney
Phelpston
Lottie Lamson
Hennah Sterling
Selectman
Maynard
Nashua
Iyi
Frederick Noolovon
Vas
Sunderland
Slwie
O. F
J Robert Lester
George Low ‘ Meade
William Histiey
Case
Glenwood
Penorah annual meeting elects officers and prize winners
The Penorah annual meeting on Monday elected officers including Margaret Gates as president and Victoria Margaret Wilson as organist. Prizes were awarded to Espie and Charlie McGrath with other honors noted. multiple committee members were announced as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannual Magaret Gates
Hooper
View Jr den
Margaret Martt Wilson
Ander Garet
Ato
Espie
Larlie McGrath
2D Malone
John Missang
Emily Margaret Whee
Shanahen
Louis Cook
Aevil Wat
Dogs Must Be Licensed And County Warns Residents
A fragmented notice warns residents that dogs require licensing and outlines penalties for unregistered pets. The text notes enforcement and reminders to register with local authorities.
Local resident dies after long illness in Concord Junction
An elderly Concord Junction resident died after a lengthy illness. The obituary notes the deceased lived in the town, survived by a daughter and four sons, and lists funeral arrangements with a service at Stow Meochvater. The report mentions community ties and the family’s loss to the town.
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Vbr
Mdi
Sant Fel
Hedey
Stow Meochvater
Clea
Charles A
William of
Union Church Men’s Club Presents Comedy Farce
A Union Church event featured a The Man and a stage play with a cast including Homer Allen Bieler known as The Parson and Drate teettear tiadt Mrhee Pringh Girsee Sewall Aris wife Violet McWi Lateva Wilton. The audience praised the performance praising the cast and noting the favorable reception of the farce and its witty dialogue.
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Uniom
Mosphas
Hirecolh
Sewalli
Nisert
Ira Wilton
Wioorren
Goddard Iarry Prentworth
Arthur's Trend
Merton Hosmer Hagvinnd Duciew
Homer Allen Fi Bieler
Janes Coltweil
Conrad Melzer
Plunder
Irving Belel
Kelas Wooten
Drate Teettear Tiadt Mrhee Pringh Girsee Sewall Aris
Violet McWi Iains
Lateva Wilton
Frets Diughter Vr
Blorenes
Nate Mud Reseje
Silge
Unclear fragmentary military notice with names and dates
Fragmentary OCR text lists a First Lieutenant and multiple personal names with scattered phrases. No coherent event or outcome is readable beyond possible service and return references.
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Workers Press for Higher Pay at Portman Construction Site
Organizers of tl Soop oef Tiaha THasfort pauntinet push for wage increases amid a strike threat. Workers claim eight hour days eight hours a day and overtime at one and a half and double time Sundays. The dispute heads to the Melala of the Portman Construction for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reithard
Fonda Prp
Willan
Tiaha Thasfort Pauntinet
Portman Construction al Teas
Minglish Food Contrailer Plans 1000 Tons of Sugar Aid
The Minglish Food Contrailer intends to allocate 1000 tons of sugar in the coming fruit season to assist private fruit growers in converting their fruit into jam production.
Unusual Centre Event Features War Exhibits and Music
An historic Acton Centre event showcased a unique display with wartime art pieces and performances. Aden White led a gallery of local artists, including Mildred Pny and Carolyn Shas, while the occasion included piano solos and vocal pieces.
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Tte
Clee
MM Cantibotte
Aden
Ase
Grerigude
Mir
Mildred Pny
Connires
Warwick
Millat
Miary
Mre
Alive
Webster
Milentelle
Coriffin
Wiesyebee
CNP
Pawikdee
Carolyn Shas
Grange Meeting Highlights March 25 Program
Acton Grange held a Tuesday evening meeting with a varied program. The Whites and Reds contributed acts, a White Orchestine selection was played, and readings and recitations followed by a cornet and piping group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Grange
Mies Piehourad Oson
George Staith
Me Mil Jans Tendo
Aken Bro
Ariit
Potia
Tieton Tietbite
Hardie
Preena
Brsion
Cathiehers Eooay
Vere Interns
Nerd Ny
Sue. Taylor
Peeitition
Mi Stal
Congregational Church Activities In Concord Attendances
Congregational Church events include Sunday exchanges with Hey Mr Robert and weekly choir and Sunday evening concert drawing about 400 attendees. Junior Endeavor social and entertainments planned for Saturday afternoon at the church, plus visits by Mrs Leena White and Mr Sidmeyr Porter.
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Lev
Mero Tewhebury
Concord
Robert
Leena
Worcester
Wil
Albert
West Acton Community Notes Compliment Aid Response
Mr Rochael Praymes thanks residents for a generous clothing collection for the Helvin Relief Memorial and the chair Mia Herbert Mead and Mrs Hastings. Mentions neighbors helping with painting and home visits. Mia Scanton is under quarantine at home.
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Rochael
Bela
Red Cra
Mia
Herbert Mead
Hastings
Dred Viavts
Mi Martha Winsor
Sunda
D.s. Therferential
Boxyboro
Pieumonda
James Itzeerald
Mia Scanton
Bowling match at local alleys yields close scores and high rollers
Under Capt Coulter leadership I, of Po wond er, defeated A O Hy stared in a league match at the local alleys Monday. J B Kent posted three strings totaling 309 to lead the event, while W Lynch led AO with 210. In other news K Sinald Hos pital in New York, the largest of its kind, elected two women trustees. A Women’s University Club Parm unit plans a dozen women and one director to farm in Redding, Connecticut this summer.
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Capt. Coulter
A. O Hy
J.B. Kent
Mateh
W Lynch
K. Sinald Hospital
Lucy Miles Widow of Jacene Vibes Dies in South Acton
Lucy Miles widow of Jacene Vibes died suddenly at her home last Wednesday after years of illness. Born in Littleton in 1830s she moved to Stow, taught school, married I Miles, and resided in South Acton for 15 years. Her passing leaves a grieving mother and brother Charles.
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Lucy Miles
Jacene Vibes
Kiew
Charles
Littleton
Stow
Dd. i. Miles
Phes
South Sneton
Paria
Saturdas
Morris
Ralph Darker to Lead Sunday School at Maryland Church
The pastor Ralph Darker will preside Sunday school at Maryland church after a service. A preceding sermon will focus on faith in mortality and the wartime era with brief remarks by Fletcher and other local figures.
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Ralph AL Darker
Ian
Sibel
Servier
Easter Services Amid Poor Weather and Odd Text Difficulties
A fragmented report describes Easter religious services held at a congregation church with unclear details. The text mentions pastors, a ceremony, and decorations but contains many garbled phrases making specifics hard to determine.
Incomplete Visit With War Front Figures Noted In New York
The report describes attempts to see a missing person in New York city involving Camp Dotr Tom Pha and several local names. It mentions a fire alarm saving a brief blaze in Sidney Quaffings and notes residents Mrs Win Frankel and ditthan traveling to New York.
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New York
Pha
Albert Jk Hieka
Jinmellon
Pfanter
Win. Prankel
Ditthan
Ua Chandler
Myre
Page
Jom
Chaimby
Sidney
Lunt
Old Friend
Thanks for help and floral tributes to Mrs Susan Miles
We express gratitude to omigas friends and neighbors for aid during our time of trouble and for the many floral tributes sent in memory of Mrs Susan A Miles Chiurkee HH Mile
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Susan A. Miles
Chiurkee
Muskrat Seat for Food in National Plan Suggestion
Muskrat flesh is recommended to the national food administration as a substitute for meats in use. A report to the Winona chamber of commerce details hydroponic trappers who say the meat is on par with chicken when properly prepared. The meat has been offered for sale in Winona for one cent a pound.
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National Food Administration
All Comforts of Home Touring by Road in a Motorized Suite
John Gordon of Lake Forest plans a self contained "paure lor, bedroom and bath" on wheels for coast bound tours. The device includes a spring bed shower stove and ample food storage with his Airedale at the front seat. Mrs Gordon will drive a motorcycle in emergencies.
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John Gordon
Lake Forest
Jamies
Chiesco
Mrs. Gordon
Mis. Gordon
Agnes Nestor and the Woman's Trade Union Pioneer
Agnes Nestor of Chicago, president of the Woman's Trade Union, serves on the advisory council. She first gained recognition in 1909 for pushing Illinois to limit women factory hours to ten per day and later supported "Bill 4402" safeguarding girls in mercantile shops, telecommunication, and related work.
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Agnes Nestor
Chicago
Woman's Trade Tren Dengue
Mustangceocense
International Glovemakers’ Union
Misa Nestor
Vlovemaker
Ilinois
Chive
Springfeld
Hobby Ter
Conpitel
Renee
Nunes Nestor
World’s Biggest Buyer and War Procurement Leader
A garbled note chronicles Elmer Stettinius rising from Chicago to national prominence. It highlights his roles at Stirling, Diamond Match, and Babcock Wilcox, then his key work in sealing and wartime purchasing for the French, British, and U S governments under Secretary Stettinius.
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Stettinius
Sealing Companis
Babcock & Wil Pox
Dita
Chenga
Comeaa
God
TRS
J. C Morgoi & Co
Navy recruitment star Rear Admiral Palmer leads rapid growth
Rear Admiral Leigh Coriyle Palmer, chief of the bureau of navigation, heads naval personnel efforts as war with Germany looms. He helped grow the navy from 64 000 active men and 10 000 reserve a year ago to 188 000 regulars and 75 000 reserves today. Palmer, 44, a 1896 Annapolis grad, served at Santiago and in the Philippines with a long sea duty career before shore assignments.
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Leigh Coriyle Palmer
Bureau of Navigation
Germany
United States Navy
Palmer
Naval Reserve
Boo
Naval Reserve Force
Admiral Palmer
Naval Academy
Othtete
Annapolis
Santiago
Philippines
Duke Albrecht Leads German Forces on French Front
The article profiles Duke Albrecht of Wartemburg commanding German troops facing American lines near St Michtel. It notes his past as inspector general, his role at Stuttgart, and his charge of sieges at Maubeuge, with Metz as a potential target under heavy American bombardment.
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Duke Albrecht of
Wartemburg
Preneh
St. Michtel
Albrecht
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Stuttgart
Metz
Lorraine
Germany
Maubeuge
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Whist Party
Commercia! Inidza High School
Fricerater
Frult
Boston
Ts Iu Arden
Will Bsting
Howe
Maynars
Camp I
Renkivitz
Hans Hau
Schedale
Maynard Bowling League
O. H
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Remington
Panti
Wehaiy
Amd
Godal
Weber
AG Oeew
Olih
Finlay
Vonweron
Cilepplad Saeiwran
Amelia
Renee Thewand
St. Beavers Carey
T. F. Parker
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Concord Junction
DIFO
Sy Men's Club
Union Church
Alrawine
Aydewall
Eevoyt
FIRST
Lieutenant
Yan
Vida
Sven Wiljr
Matt
Acton
Novel Entertainment
Phe
Devonshire
Pierkiett
Mires
Puaten
Caroline Vo Stearns
Phaten
Pharrett
A. Phaden
Pipers Reding
Congregational Church
West Acton
K. OF P. the Victors
Laxhu
Wille Murray
Yao
South Acton
le Soc
Anent
Mreo
Fletcher
Cateferationah
Winona
Minn
Mary ,Lincoln Beckwith
Abraham Lincoln
Reme
Margherita
Italy
United States
Alice Cockerline
Albany
Orc
Woman IN Advisory Council
Bari
Stetinius
Bern
St. Lous
Alber
St. Lenie
Pertine
Stirling Company
Hennebaye
Mettinius
NAVY
Duke
Pershing
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