Body Brought to Hudson Family Lot for Burial
The body of William W. Pedrick 65 native of Hudson was brought to Hudson yesterday afternoon for burial in the family lot in Main Street Cemetery. The funeral was at 1 pm from his Lawrence home where he died after residing in Hudson and Milford. He was a linotype operator on a Lawrence daily paper and is survived by wife Evie and a son and daughter. Edward F Worcester of Hudson is a cousin. Interment arranged by Undertaker George F. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
William W. Pedrick
Iudson
Main Street
Lawrence
Joseph W
Carrie
Morse) Pedrick
Milford
Evie Pedrick
Waldo Brigham
Edward F Worcester
George F. Allen
Kiwanis Club Meeting Led by Crotty at Pine Grove Inn
Framingham Kiwanis Club met at Pine Grove Inn with Vice President P Frank Crotty presiding in place of ill President Nathan Kisberg. Plans were set for the interclub meeting with Framingham tonight. Visitors included Louis Scannell Worcester Elford Kemp Westboro Rev S Paul Jefferson and Thomas Stevens Framingham. Luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Frank Crotty
Kiwanis Club
Pine Grove Inn
Nathan Kiseberg
Framingham
Louis Scannell
Worcester Club
Elford Kemp
Westboro Club
Rev. S. Paul Jefferson
Thomas Stevens
Framingham Club
Marlboro Veteran Dill Receives Purple Heart
Marlboro chapter D A V commander Marlboro Frederick M Dill was notified by the War Secretary of his Purple Heart award for wounds from July 25 1918 while with the 26th Division. Dill enlisted from Hudson in Company M and spent 22 months overseas. He resides at 14 Mechanic Street, is married, and has three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Frederick M. Dill
Secretary of War At
Washington
Dill
Hudson
Funeral of Smith J. Lee Veteran of Civil War
Funeral service for Smith J Lee, Civil War veteran, was held yesterday at Gage funeral home. Rev Frederick W Smith officiated. Comrade Lafayette Stickney attended. only Thomas Walcott survives among fellow veterans. Interment at Maplewood cemetery directed by Sumner C Gage with bearers N Henry Felton Charles Barnes William Guy Alfred Strang John Chamberlain Michael T Burke Marlboro Lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Smith J Lee
Gage Funeral
Cotting Avenue
Frederick W Smith
Methodist Church
Lafayette Stickney
Lee
Thomas Walcott
Barre
Maplewood Cemetery
Sumner C Gage
N. Henry Felton
Charles Barnes
William Guy
Alfred Strang
John Chamberlain
Michael T Burke
Marlboro Lodge
Elke
Maynard Official Urges Abolition of Tax Appeals Board
State House Boston February 7 1935 letter press from Maynard Massachusetts urges abolishing the Board of Tax Appeals. Maynard official cites misvaluations by Millville and large local mill owner as causing higher taxes and risk of municipal bankruptcy. He argues the board harms little homeowners and requests favorable committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Board of Tax Appeals
Somerset St
Boston
Mass
Lincoln Day Proclamation Honors Abraham Lincoln
Governor Joseph B Ely proclaims February 12 as Lincoln Day to observe the birth of the Emancipator. The note lauds Lincoln’s public service and private virtues born in Kentucky, noting he erred on the side of mercy and guided nations through a great crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B Ely
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Bedford Birth and Local Notices From Bedford
Mr and Mrs Morris Fisenhaue Hartford announce the birth of a son at Arlington Symmes hospital last week. Mrs Dora Wellington Hartford Street is ill with grippe. John Selley Concord Road drawn for jury duty in Cambridge Civil Session. Bedford Woman's Club met Monday evening at Church of Christ vestry with strong attendance and entertaining impersonator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fisenhaue
Hartford Tree
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Dora Wellington
Hartford Street
John Selley
Concord Road
Cambridge Court
Church of Christ
Athletic Club Whist and Bridge Night At Grange Hall
A Grange Hall event last Tuesday hosted a whist and bridge party for the Athletic Club. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs Ris Osborne, Joseph Hodgdon, Edward Smith, John McGovern, Roger Brown and Mrs Alfred Day with George Lovejoy taking consolation. Whist winners included Mrs Ruth Penkins, Mrs Emily Freeman, G Rinchey, Marie Palmeri, Paul Gilman, Esther Sullivan, Edwin Champney, Helen Connors, O DeFelice and John Rivet. consolation went to Mrs Edward Smith. The next party is planned for February 4 and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Athletic Club
Bridge
Helen Connors
O. DeFelice
John Rivet
Edward Smith
Universalist church plans February turkey dinner
At a meeting held at Mrs Charles H Fairbanks home on February 2 the L S of the Universalist church arranged the annual turkey dinner for February 22. The afternoon included bridge whist and jigsaw puzzles. Rev George H Wood led a group of six boys to the Boston sportsman's show on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S
the Universalist Church
Charles H. Fairbanks
George H Wood
Universalist Church
Boston
Billy Merriam
Horton Merriam
Harold Knights
David Tuttle
Billy Feeley
Board of Tax Appeals decision in Maynard case
Clerk George K. Pond confirms the Board of Tax Appeals has issued a decision in the appeal of the American Woolen Co. versus the Maynard Board of Assessors docket number 225. The letter states the decision is on file with the Maynard Assessors and copies are attached, asserting its credibility and relevance to the homeowner’s defense and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tax Appeals
United States Rubber Company
Millville
U. S. Rubber Co
Blackstone River
Woonsocket Rubber Co
Lawrence Felt Co
Board of Appeals
Ray R. Board of Appeal
Lawrence Belt Co
Long
Board of Assessors
Maynard
Mass
American Woolen Co
Maynard Board of Assessors
Board of ‘Tax ‘Appeals
George K. Pond
Maynard Assessors
Board of ‘Box Appeals
Pany Nm
Life Long Concord Resident Sarah Wheeler Dies
West Concord widow of Cate Wheeler and a noted local poet died Saturday at 16 Sudbury Road. Born in Boston, she lived in Concord most of her life and raised five children. Services were held at her home with Rev Edward Piiniels, Rev Benjamin R. Bulkeley delivering. burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Her family includes Julia Pale Wieder, J M Breelenth, Miry W Cook, and H Wheeler plus five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Sarah Wheeler
Cate Dh Wheeler
Old Concord
Sudbury Road
Bor
Boston
Y Marol Ph Dsoh
Diphatin Peaek
Julia Date Pareto
Dimtis Lee
They Wheeler
Muirhend
Ailgieirian Society
Concord
Armeriend Red Crosse
Oeded
P Historical Society
Histori Town
Edward Piiniels
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Viarious Tharker
Grace Deorus
Ruth Westman
Thindel
Hareee
Baelus Adeto
Eballaas Cemetery
Angelus Temple Pastor Question Raised Over Aimee Temple
A Possible successor to Aimee Temple Pherson Hutton is discussed as Angelus Temple’s next pastor. The figure known as the Angel of Broadway tied to Salvation Army background is linked to Los Angeles social figure Mrs Splivale with ties to San Francisco club circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Salvation Army
New York
Rhein Crawford Splivale
Aimee Temple
Pherson Hutton
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Splivale
Ray Spliwearthy
San Francisco
Mr Boggs Comfort after Emergency Appendix Operation
Marlboro doctor reports 87 year old Civil War veteran and Rawlins Post GAR commander John Boggs in good condition after an emergency appendix operation at Marlboro Hospital. Surgeon Dr Robert Mason of Cambridge led the procedure with assistants Dr Clyde Merrilb and Dr O C W Smothbolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
John Boggs
Rawlins Post
Gar
Marlboro Hospital
Robert Mason
Cambridge
Clyde Dh Merrilb
O C. W Smoth Bolt
Examination of 259 Pupils in Local Schools
The report by Miss Marty Sheridan, acting school nurse, notes 259 pupils examined in January 1938. Of these 242 treated at school, 34 visited homes, 2 to the doctor, and 33 to the dentist. Dental claims were processed by Bellows and Palmer. Roosevelt Pancroft and Main Street schools completed examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Sheridan
Today Bellows
Yyoo S. Ro
Givind
Frank May
Rayon Palmer
Roosevelt, Pancroft
Main Street
St. Mary’s Whist raises funds at Marlboro church party
The St. Mary’s church building fund held a weekly whist party with guests from neighboring towns. William Underwood won first prize of 15 dollars. numerous attendees received silk quilts, linens, towels, and other gifts while a milk prize from Hudson Dairy Co. was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Underwood
Homa Beniot
L. Chapman
Worcester
Congnon
Mies Cromer
A. Beland
Carpenter
Leo Reid
Thos
Redard
Markey
Ivideo
Bourgeois
Corner
Bourke
Cronin
Worcesters
Hudson Dairy Co
Donald Messier
Mes. Dufault
Conrad Desrochers
Herve Lizotte
Louise Boyle
Gayette
Tango
Company K Wins Regimental Rifle Championship Title
Marlboro reporters note Company K rifle team has won the Regimental championship, their sixth title for the local guardsmen. The piece recalls a 1929 state title and sets the stage for a February 17 challenge at Ikast Armory in Boston to reclaim the state crown. Five members will shoot in an individual event at East Armory, Boston, following a 25 shot match.
Marlboro Notes on Locals and Club Activities
Marlboro reports illness recovery including Leeter Brigham and Thomas Hurley. Local business trips, Rotary Club speaker plans, and Marlboro Eagles meetings are noted along with Odd Fellows, Fish and Game, and Grange events. A break in ice, a store burglary, and community gatherings fill the agenda.
Harriet Martin Returns to Montreal After Visit
Mrs Harriet Martin returns to Montreal after a visit with relatives on Gates Avenue. Daughters of St Luxe hold a meeting last night at the home of Mrs Minnock Blains front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Martin
Montreal
Gates Avenue
Daughters of St. Luxe
Mra. Ir Minnock
Unitarian church minstrel show draws large audience
A Marlboro Unitarian church sponsored minstrel program last night in the church hall. The audience enjoyed lively songs and featured performers including Warren Warner Gesner Gunnar Johnson Raye Dompent and Miss Sucete with Mrs Jean Wood Lyne directing. The choir opened with Southern songs and other numbers followed by solos and group pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sucete
Jean Wood Lyne
Gunnar John On
Warner
Robert Dumont
Katrina Gesner
Neilson
Edith Jones
Alliance
Arda Penter
Drum and Bugle Corps Whist Event Attracts Crowds
Public whist parties boost local interest with the Herbert Fy Post Drum and Bugle Corps hosting weekly events in G. AJR. Tallte nicht. Prizes include $20 top, $25 monthly attendance prize, and additional rewards for patrons. Dr. John A Kelleher leads the arranging committee for the whist final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Kelleher
Mayor Cuts Own Salary As Revere Budget Shifts
Mayor Casassa reduced his own pay by 30 percent as the Revere budget faced a 1.7 million shortfall. The council trimmed many departments including 20 percent for city employees and 350000 in prior year funds, with welfare and state aid cuts and a pension petition proceeding. Chief Capt. Alber referenced in briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Mlyop Casassa
Argo
Capt
Alber
Mia Patroloan
James
Hudson Boy Scout Training After Car Crash Rescue
Two Boy Scouts from Troop 2 aided crash victims after a collision on a Washington street. Roland Morin and another assistant master administered first aid, assisted by Dr. Holmes, and helped evacuate a severely shocked passenger to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tner
Washington
Roland Morin
Troop 2
Vange
Ancustas
Holmes
Stoutmastege
Anastas
Morin
Red Cross
Ney
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.W. Pedrick
Purple Cross
Smith J. Lee
Benenita Haydee Munes
Nicaraga
America
Irving L. Kelly
Kelly
United States Marines
Atlantic
Constance Bennett
Marquis de la Falaise
Delftdyk
San Pedro
Cal
Europe
Eee
Aia
State House
Maynard Enterprise
State Board of Tax Appeals
Committee On State Administration
Charles Slowey
Lowell
Slowey
Pny
Meynard
Bedford
Athletic Club Whist
Cupid
Anne B. Townsend
Philadelphia
Livingstone Smith, Young
Uaker
Miss Townsend
South Acton
Cory
Frances Perkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Perkins
Mount Holyoke College
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Paul C. Wilson
Susana Winslow Perkins Wilson
Sarah E. Wheeler
D.A.R. Chapter
Aimee
Mr. Boggs
ST. Mary's Whist
Tade At
Company K
Leeter Brigham
Edinboro Street
Hector KE. Moinean
Ing
Marlboro Eagles
Swilbert Chartier
Chris" Ghiloni
The
Legion Drum Corps
Fitchburg
Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows
Marlboro Fish and Game Association
Walter R Tourtellot
Holy Trinity Church
Beon Ehitis
Herbert Brigham
Lincoln Street
Chicopee
George A. Stevens
Salem
New England Telephone Company
Rotary Club
Black & White Inn
Joseph Badfer
D AR
George M Moore
Maple Street
Robert Parmenter
Parmenter
William B Giles
Giles
West Main Street
Roston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Russell P. Chase
Newton
College Club
Wror
Arthur Bonin
Hudson Aeries
Eagles
Pine Grove
Odd Fellows Hall
Cora Morse
Charles A Bowman
Church Street
Florida
Bowman
Masonic Block
Walter Morse
Soldiers Monument
Monument Square
Gertrude Whitman
Shaw Mut Avenue
Stir of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Carre Cadieux
Nellie Cousins
Units
Drum Corps
Whist
Thursdy
BOY Scout New
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