Woman's Club hosts European travel program in Sudbury
The Woman's Club met at Mrs. John Hall's home on February 4 with Miss Emily Willis presiding. Members shared experiences from Europe including shipboard life, the Rhine voyage, Cherammergau, and a motor tour of England while brief future plans paused for lack of time. Tea concluded the meeting amid good attendance.
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State Federation
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Friends Rally to Back Sudbury Highway Surveyor Noyes
In Sudbury supporters rally to defend ten year highway surveyor Noyes amid opposition claims. They cite his tenure boosting road work and reducing costs from 39,000 to about 25,000 yearly for Bre Durys 45 miles of roads. Noyes, born in Sudbury, is a direct descendant active in town affairs.
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Sudbury Cars Damaged In Collision
Slippery Sunday roads caused a collision damaging several cars in Sudbury. Police reported minor injuries and firefighters cooled leaking fluids at the scene.
Bead Curve Collision Near Davis Turkey Farm
In Worcester two men were involved in a crash while returning from visits. Mr Pricknom traveled with no companion while Mr Vanderpool was with three ladies en route to Roston. No injuries were reported though all were shaken. The B and W bus carried the ladies to Boston and the men returned to Worcester on a BB and W train. Vehicles were taken to Community Motors Garage for repairs.
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Roston
Vanderpool
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Community Motors Garage
Congresswoman Rogers Pushes Veterans Hospital Expansion Bill
Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers advances a plan for new hospital facilities for disabled World War veterans. A prior DHE request of 52 million dollars supported hospital projects, and a new bill proposes about 12 million dollars for veterans facilities.
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Massachuaetts
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Boston Post
Nowers
Sudbury Man Dies in Concord Hospital After Illness
Sudbury resident William Burnett of Lincoln Road died Monday morning at Concord Hospital after a brief illness and head pain. He was 30 or 31, educated in Sudbury schools, and lived with his sister Jessie Burnett. The article notes a Measuring party at Mrs Capello’s Martin Street home and a Congregational Society social event last week.
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I. S.C
Diene T. Capello
Martin Street
Sudbury
William
Burnett
Lincoln Road
Concord Hospital
Edward Flaherty
Maynard
William Tl. Burnett
Jessie LL. Bugmaett
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Women Host Art Gallery Themed Social Evening
A lively event featured games with bets on height and a fashion of hats. Dainty refreshments by Capelle and Reed, plus a Woman's Exchange. Miss Alma Stowell hosted a reg meeting and hosted art gallery dining room scene with a Cine works guessing contest won by Mrs. Ineson. Next LS C meeting set for February 28.
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Capelle
Kenneth Reed
Alma Stowell
Maple
Miss Stowell
Herbert A. Thayer
G. J. Ineson
LS C
Sherman McGreen
Sudbury Socials and Notables At Grange Hall
Sudbury notes report Charles Copon ill at home on Goodman Hill Road and Mrs. Way confined with grip. Mrs Penton recovering at home. Miss Piper and Miss Guill saw Chicago Opera Co. in Boston. Albert Tallent and wife welcome a baby girl last week. Sudbury Girls Club held first social and dance at Grange Hall with sixty five couples attending and club members pleased with success.
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Sudbury
Charles R. Copon
Goodman Hill Road
Charles Hh. Way
Man accused of drunkenness assault and firearm violation
Samuel Buscemi, 55, of Florida Road, appeared before Concord District Court on three charges: drunkenness, assault with a dangerous weapon, and illegal possession of firearms by an alien. The case was continued to Friday. Police say he fired a .38 revolver through a door at Mary Wallack’s tenement after a quarrel. Attorney Joan Donahue represented him. Chief John Connors prosecuted for the town.
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Samuel Bruscem
Florida Road
Concord
Atty
Joan Donahue
John Connors
Buscemi
Mary Wallack
Twacemi
Aseabet
Sudbury Town Meeting Sparks Contests for Key Offices
In Sudbury brisk political activity aimed at a lively March town meeting. Aspirants to major posts lined up, notably for Town Clerk, with Harlan N. Noyes and Alfred G. Penozzoli among notable contenders. обоз
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Hoghdes
Alfred G. Penozzoli
South Sudbury
Harlan N. Noyes
Middlesex Sextet Tops St. Marks in Dover Game
Middlesex School defeated St. Marks of Southboro 81 61 Saturday at Concord for its sixth win of the season. Tooman and Doolittle led Middlesex with scoring miracles, Lowell and Looktire tallied for St. Mark's, and a late Middlesex drive sealed the victory.
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Flackeyter
St. Marks of
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