William Heffron Dies Former Marlboro Leader
William Heffron longtime Marlboro figure and first ex exalted ruler of Marlboro Lodge died at his home 38 Brainerd road Boston after hospital treatment. He built the first cottage at Fort Meadow with Charles Taves and ran a Windsor block barber shop before entering the film industry in 1920. He belonged to Marlboro Lodge of Le ks Foresters of America and Nebeponga Boat Club. He leaves a brother John Teffron of Chicago and a sister Mrs William Patten of Boston. Funeral arrangements are in charge of William Tighe arm incomplete.
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William Heffron
Marlboro
Marlboro Lodge
Elke
Brainerd Road
Boston
Mgr. Heffron
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Charles Taves
Fort Meadow
Windsor Block
Hhre
Moving Picture
Greater
Allston
Leks
Foresters of America
Nebeponga Boat Club
John Teffron
Chicago
William Patten
William Tighe
Vacuum and Sewing Machine Repair Services
Expert on all makes regardless of age. All makes of Vacuum cleaners and Sewing Machines repaired. All work fully guaranteed. A repair in time will save money for residents and businesses.
Jolson Exposed Through Wild Anecdotes and Stage Habits
An illustrated portrait of Jolson recounts his love of hot weather and outdoors, his long studio hours at United Artists, and interactions with figures like Joseph Schenk and Madge Evans. It notes his nervousness before scenes, avoidance of alcohol, large telegrams, charity work, and an odd quirk of never shaving himself to avoid barriers.
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Jolson
St. Petersborg
Roesia
Impuv
United Artists
Joseph Schenk
Madge Evans
Harry Langdon
Vada Bond
Park Loafer
Joleon
King Victor
JOSS
Ite
Hlephone and Telegraph Company
Hollywood
New York
Legion
Solemn High Mass Held For Miss Mary Jane McCormack
The funeral of Miss Mary Jane McCormack of Park Street opened with a solemn high mass at St. Bridget’s Church. Rev. Vilaster Roche celebrated, with Rev. George Brennan deacon and Rev. James P. Sherry sub deacon. Burial followed in St. Bridget’s cemetery as many mourners attended.
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Mary Jane McCormack
Park Street
St. Bridget's Church
Vilaster Roche
George Brennan
James P. Sherry
Frank McCormack
Tharold Morgan
John Duggan
Joseph White
Sylvester Brennan
Harry Quirk
Leominster
Rachel McCleary
Huldal Taylor
Esther Case
Lessie McGrary
Ninety Percent Music Greeted Jolson Film Hallelujah
Ninety per cent of Al Jolson's song awaited United Artists picture Hallelujah I am aging and comedy.
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al Jolson
United Arists
Cooperators List Winners At Young Cooperators Whist Night
The Young Cooperators Club held a successful whist party at the United Cooperative building on Monday with prizes awarded to numerous members including C. W. Manty Annie FE Lehto Elmer Peterson A Paul Mrs Gerturde Kakun Mrs B Watt Louise Coneau Helen Mackey Marsha lantti Iena Frankland Marion Hatch and others. A follow up whist party is planned for next Monday and a Valentine party will be held at Parker Street hall tomorrow night.
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O*donnell
W. He. Ojalehto
A. W. Croft
Kelen Mark
A. N. Rivers
Esther H. Salo
Atune Ojalehto
Norman Sims
Rodway
B. Sokolowsky
T. A. Nyland
Parker Street Hall
Hudson Daley Confined to Quarters at Apsley Club
Hudson Patrick M. Daley is confined to his quarters at the Apsley Club due to physical disabilities and has lost use of his second good leg. He desires to leave the club and seek assistance or accommodation for mobility and daily tasks.
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Patrick M. Daley
Apsley Club
Adelphi Class Organized at Local Methodist Church
A nine woman Adelphi Class formed at the Methodist parsonage on Friday evening opens to all young women. It meets Sundays at 12 and starts a study on religious questions. officers include President Jeannette Dreehsler and Secretary Edith McAuslin. The pastor spoke at Epworth M EF Church in Cambridge last week and continues Lord's Prayer topics at 10 30 with Forgiveness.
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Methodist Parsonage
Adelphi
Church School
J. Rex Shepler
Friars’ Club
New England
Marlboro Mayor Opposed to Marathon Dance Permit
Mayor Charles A. Lyons stated opposition to any marathon dance in Marlboro and said no permit will be issued for such an event, amid two weeks of rumors that Boston men planned the dance.
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Marlboro
Boston
Charles A. Lyons
Legion Post Plans Three Night Program This February
Frank J. DeMars Post A. L. prepares a three night program for February 16 17 18 with a smoker featuring state and district speakers and a membership drive for World War veterans. A wrestling exhibition on February 17 at Cooperative hall with Bull Martin and other headliners is planned. On February 18 Commander Johnston leads a delegation to a testimonial banquet for the national commander at the Hotel Plaza Boston.
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Frank J. DeMars Post
A. L
Edward Johnston
Legion
Cooperative Hall
Bull Martin
Johnston
Hotel Plaza
Boston
Ladies Aid Plans District Session at Holy Trinity
Marlboro Mrs Winifred Coldwell newly elected president of Holy Trinity Church Ladies Aid presided for the first time at a Guildhall meeting. A Valentine whist is planned for February 14 at Mrs Henry Brown's home Hil dreth street. The group will host Middle District women February 23 at the local church with Mrs Coldwell Mrs Brown Mrs Baker and Mrs Park serving.
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Marlboro
Winifred Coldwell
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Holy Trinity Church
Guildhall
Henry Brown
Hildreth Street
Middle District
George Baker
Beryl Park
Tenement To Let At MacPherson Hardware Store
Advertisement announces a tenement to let at MacPherson Hardware Store on Main Street Maynard. It notes rental opportunity for premises suitable for business use and invites inquiries at the listed location.
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MacPherson Hardware Store
Main St
Maynard
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North Maynard
BX County
Lxtensigg Sers
Joseph Dono
McKinley Street
Albert Hendrickson
Copley Plaza
Omerdine
James Lediird, Jr
Harvard
Powdoin
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Kosya
Arthur Pawson
Scully, Jr
Margaret McCarthy
Alice Joyce
Frank Heffernan
Rockville
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Joyce Wilmer
Edward Flaher
Mathew A Vance
Wesley Church
Worcester
Maynard Rod
Edo
St. Bridget’s
St. Cammins
St. Hhise
New Magland Federation of Men's Glee Clubs
Maynard, Lowell
Methuen
Andover
Beverly
Masonic Hall
Saturdiys
No KB
Federation of Symphony Halloon
American Book Company
James Priest
Walcott Street
Ellen Sheridan
Jean K. Martin
Odd Bellows Hall
Mia Asnes Driscoll
O. C. Drechsler
Maynard Too and Gan Club
George Washington Auditorium
Amdostis
Harold Garney
New York City
Mney
Airfield Treeg
America
Soelock
Boston Polish Dramatic Club
St. Michael's Quinteroat Lawrence
St. Casimir
Lawrence
Tarmo A
Parker Street
Gardner
Quincy
Fitchbure
Maynard Public Library
Frank Goettier
Myrna Oof
Wells
Maine
Coettler
Mro
Thomins
Lincoln Street
Miss Goettler
H Hospital
Maynard Polish American Citizens Club
St. Casimirrs Church
St. Uilda’s Guild
St. George's Church
Maynard Ladies Golf Eich
George Merrick
Mae Roche
Nellie Wilson
George Stockwell
William Gleason
Johnson Pharmacy
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India
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May
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Pamen
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Libby
Land O'Lakes
SVN
Fie Ited Co-Operative Society
Wm. Heffron
VWCCR
Marcel
Massane
WM. K. Roche
Hudson St
Tel
Tyro
Miss the Lovely
Grange
Grange Fall
Alfie Hayward
Home Economics Committee
Adelaide Sims
Grange Trome Economic Committee
Sims
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Sats. Store
Artstyle
Rudy Vallee
Miami Beach
Fla
Mrs. Vallee
Santa Monica
Calif
Cooperators
Hudson
Methodist Church
Rexall
Horton's Peanut Brittle
William H. Priest
Nason Street
Squires
Legion Post
Catherclark
Cox St
Madson
Gruber Bros
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