West Acton Community Notes Highlight Local Events
West Acton residents enjoyed a lodge gathering with games and refreshments while planning events. A June 15 auto ride was canceled and initiatory degree work set for two candidates. Visitors plan to inspect Acton fire houses June 11, 18, with open houses at West Acton and Acton Centre stations. Memorial services, vacations, and visits to nearby towns marked community life, alongside a parade of lodge meetings, “old timers” night, and a West Acton Woman's Club executive board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Joseph Redfern
Mary Wellsman
Rebekah Assembly of
Acton
Acton Centre
South Acton
West Acton
Acton Lodge No. 203
Paul Revere Lodge
Odd Fellows
Winter Hill
Charles Miles
Acton Lodge
Acton Centre Congregational Church
Townsend Lodge
Harry Holt
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Alice Genthner
Foxcroft- Dover
Gh Holton
Emma Evans
School Street
Providence
R. 1
Scribner
Fort Devens
Ayer
Devens
Leavitt
Fort Pond
West Acton Woman's Club
Price
First Baptist Church West Observes Children's Day
The First Baptist Church West marks Children's Day with two services on Sunday June 12. A morning dedication of infants and a sermon follow, while at 7 pm the Sunday school children present Flowers for Gods Kingdom under leadership. Mrs A Brooks Parker leads junior work with a team of helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhidren
A. Brooks Parker
A. Locke
First Congregational Church
Lynn
Aetna
C. E
Elsie
Stow Wins Two of Three in Week of Games
Stow's baseball week had three games with two wins. A Tuesday 5 to 2 victory, an 10 to 7 win over Harvard on Wednesday, and a 9 to 1 loss to Lancaster on Friday. Tom Landis hit a home run. tonight West Concord visits Packard Field for a Wednesday clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Harvard
Tom Landis
Lancaster
West Concord
Packard Field
Boxboro
Smith College graduates include Margaret C Smith and Lydia B Chittenden
Margaret C Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry F Smith of Sudbury road and Miss Lydia B Chittenden of Elm Street are among the graduates at Smith College this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Smith
Henry F Smith
Sudbury Road
Lydia B. Chittenden
Elm Street
Smith College
Sudbury Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs A M Beckwith of East Sudbury attended their daughter Beatrice's Skidmore College graduation in Saratoga Springs New York. Sudbury people attended the Millwood Hunt Club show in Framingham and a Memorial Church food sale was held at Mrs John C Hall’s King Philip Road residence. Daisy Tipton of Boston visited Miss Gertrude Halloran and James Shea worked the hayfields. Local repairs, painting and bridge club gatherings were noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Beckwith
East Sudbury
Saratoga Springs
Beatrice
Skidmore Colege
Philip Burbank
Wayland
Sudbury
Millwood
John C. Hall
King Philip Road
Daisy Tipton
Boston
Gertrude Halloran
Tipton
Palmer
New England
James Shea
Lancaster Road
Noyes
Powers
Concord Road
Arthur White
Michael S. Shea
Parmenter House
Adelaide Redmond
Arlington
Friends
Sudbury Center
Charles H. Way
Bridge Club
Maria F. Rankine
Candy Hill
J. B. Halloran
Chicago
William Wood
Ruth Gerry
Rock Inland
Children to be Baptized at Sudbury Church Event
First Parish Church Sudbury Mass announces Children's Day next Sunday with a christening service at 11 15 a m. Children presented by parents or guardians will be baptized. A baptismal certificate aids legal and citizenship processes and confirms identity. The article underscores baptism as a core church rule with deep community meaning.
Sudbury High Senior Weekend Party At Garnet
Sudbury High School seniors enjoyed a weekend gathering at Garnet Massachusetts on June 4 and 5. Students and Principal Alan Fr Flynn joined fishing swimming and hiking trips. The sixteenth annual Sudbury schools exhibit followed June 6 and 7 in Town hall under the Sudbury Woman's club sponsor showcasing manual training sewing and drawing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury High School
Garnet
Massachusetts
Gertrude Davis
Rena Simonsen
Ruth Way
Catherine Laberee
Evelyn Keyes
Alice Boyer
Dorothy Bennett
Travers Crowley
Harold Giddings
Patsy Mercury
Edmund Gleason
Phillip Richardson
Edward Cutler
Alan Fr. Flynn
Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
Sudbury Splits Week With Dover Win and Southboro Loss
Sudbury defeated Dover 6 4 at Sudbury on June 1 then fell 13 8 at Southboro on June 3. In Southboro both teams used multiple pitchers with Chad wick and Vickers for Southboro and P Ross Malone and Richardson for Sudbury. In the Dover game R Ross and Richardson starred for Sudbury while Monroe and DeLong worked for Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Dover
Southboro
Chadwick and Vickers
P. Ross, Malone and Richardson
Dover Iastings
R Ross and
Richardson
Monroe
DeLong
Wage Reduction Notice At Assabet Mill
Post notices announced a wage cut to take effect Monday June 6. Workers report a about 25 percent reduction, with most day workers earning about 25 cents per hour or around $12 weekly for a 48 hour week. The mill operates at under one third capacity, a far cry from peak wartime payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Assabet
Maynard Catherine Sullivan Given Bon Voyage Party
Mrs Catherine Sullivan of Wall Court was honored with a bon voyage party by thirty friends at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Heaton on Acton street Thursday night. She received a miscellaneous shower of gifts before sailing from Boston Sunday for Ireland where she will make an ex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sullivan
Wall Court
Thomas Heaton
Acton Street
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Union Events
Mra P. W. Packard returns from Massachusetts General Hospital improved in health. Postera prizes awarded by Educational Association. Irene Wetherell wins blue ribbon, Wilma Erkkinen and Anne Pekkala receive red ribbon honorable mentions. On June 10 the Moulton Club hosts North Middlesex Federation Young People’s Religious Union with supper, annual meeting, talk by Abbot Peterson Jr, and dancing at Town Hall. Also reported are golden wedding attendance, Neighbors Night at Stow Grange with Granges of Cambridge and Sudbury as guests, and committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
P. W. Packard
Massachusetts General Hospital
Err Educational Association
Irene Wetherell
Wilma Erkkinen
Anne Pekkala
J. Sidney Moulton Club
North Middlesex Federation
Young Peoples’ Religious Union
Federation
Abbot Peterson, Jr
Harvard Theological School
John Peck
S H Peck
George N Gateg
Shrewsbury
Stow Grange
Cambridge
Sudbury
A P Smith
Barclay ‘Tatler
First Parish Church Stow Annual North Middlesex Federation Meeting
The First Parish Church Stow Unitarian schedules a North Middlesex Federation gathering with a supper at 7 o'clock Friday June 10 in the vestry. Choir rehearsal follows Saturday June 11 at 7. Sunday June 12 at 10 45 features a Children's Day program and address by Rev Wilburn Beach Miller, his last Sunday. church year closes except Kindergarten. The Ladies Sewing Circle plans an all day session with Mrs Dorothy Strong on Thursday June 16.
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First Parish
Stow
Unitarian
North Middlesex Federation
YPRA
Wilburn Beach Miller
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Dorothy Strong
Conference attendees from Union church travel to Worcester
A party of 15 from the Union church attended the Union churches conference at Glendale Union church in Worcester on Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Nowlan led part of the program, among others including Mr. and Mrs. A I Smith, Miss Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Helen Whitney, Miss Warren, Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. John Peck, and Mr. and Mrs. S H Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Conference of Union Churches
Glendale Union Church
Worcester
Ivan
Nowlan
A. I. Smith
Dexter
C. W. Crandall
Helen Whitney
Emma Warren
Alice Lewis
John Peck
Ss. H. Peck
Health Day Observance At Stow Town Hall
The annual health day will be held at Stow Town Hall on Friday June 10 at 2 pm. Pupils from Piko Grove Gleas ondale and Hale high schools will perform recitations songs and playlets. Health tags for fitness and improved health habits will be awarded. Parents and others interested in children’s school life are invited.
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Stow Town Hall
Piko Grove
Gleasondale
Hale
Harvard Grammar School Notes Football Triumph over Stow
The Harvard grammar ball team defeated Stow 7 to 3 on Tuesday May 23. Walter I Gage spoke at the Memorial Day assembly recounting Spanish American War experiences. The program featured songs by the schools and poems by Alice Donelly Henry Tatler Marjorie Beggs and Emma Di Pietro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Stow
Walter I. Gage
Alice Donelly
Henry Tatler
Marjorie Beggs
Emma di Pietro
Maynard’s First Bridal Couple Observed at Service
Maynard honored its first bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Levi R. Cheney, on their 61st wedding anniversary. The Brooks Street residents, both 81, were married June 1, 1871, and they attended Congregational church services where neighbors paid tribute and the pastor lauded their long marriage. Mr. Cheney was born in Maynard and turned 81 in April, and Mrs. Cheney is 81, both enjoying good health and active in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Levi R. Cheney
Brooks Street
Cheney
Commonwealth
Sudbury
Stow
Congregational
Miss Lilla Adams Visits Sudbury Relative
Miss Lilla Adams, former Sudbury teacher, visits sister Mrs. W. L. Stone. Mrs. Alice Bradshaw is at Framingham hospital after an operation last week and is reported improving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Adams
Sudbury
W. L. Stone
Alice Bradshaw
Framingham Hospital
Death of Mrs John Tull marks long Sudbury residence
South Sudbury Mrs John Tulls longtime resident died Friday June 7 after illness. She was five years old and survived by husband and one son George of Dedham. Funeral from State road home Sunday 2 30 p m with services at St Ann church Wayland at 3 p m, burial in Concord family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
John Tulls
George
Dedham
State Road
St. Ann’s Church
Wayland
Concord
Local social notes from South Acton and nearby towns
Mrs Hazel Holt Scott of Newton spent the past week at her parents home on School street. Miss Ruth Fulltonton returned after several weeks visiting her brother Russell Quimby in Schenectady New York. Mrs Arnold B Perry of North Conway New Hampshire is visiting later with Mrs Howard L Jones on Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Holt Scott
Newton
Frank W. Holtz
School Street
Ruth Fulltonton
Russell Quimby
Schenectady
N. Y
Arnold B.perry
North Conway
Howard L. Jones
Prospect Street
80th Birthday Celebrated in South Acton Lodge Honor
Charles H. Miles marked his 80th birthday on Tuesday May 31 with about forty Acton Lodge members visiting Paul Revere Lodge in Somerville where he is a long-time charter member and received special honors and flowers. A Finney and Holt clock prize run tied five people for guessing 6 hours 30 minutes. Arthur O Connell won a combination clock radio. Dew Drop the Pomeranian owned by Mrs. Clarence N Goward earned a blue ribbon at a Brookline bench show, nearing championship points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Charles H. Miles
Acton Lodge
West Acton
Paul Revere Lodge
Somerville
Finney & Holt
Arthur Barteau
Littleton
Maud Perkins
W. Acton
Mary Mauro
Howard J. Billings
Arthur O'Connell
Clarence N. Goward
Swastika Villa
North Acton
Brookline Woman's Club
Brookline
Congregational Church Scheduled Service and Bible School
Rev. Ralph A. Barker presides at morning service on Sunday June 12 at 10 30 with Bible school following at 11 45.
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South Acton Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Universalist Church Morning Service Notice
Rev George H Wood minister to lead morning service on Sunday June 12 at 10 45 Bible school to follow at 11 59 at Universalist Church Central venue announced by church officials and calendar listings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton Universalist
George H. Wood
Sundey
Birthday Celebration at Union Church Honors Miss Jessie Lewis
Union church hosted a birthday event on Friday evening May 27 to honor longtime organist Miss Jessie Lewis with a gold coin and flowers. James Flint also marked a birthday that day as music and festive decor filled the gathering with lighted cakes and greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Union Church
Jessie Lewis
James Flint
Peters High Toppers Westboro 5 to 4 in Southboro
Peters High baseball team, amid funding constraints and strong community support, won its eighth straight game by defeating Westboro High 5 to 4 after sweeping Westboro earlier 8 to 5. The roster includes star Henry Baker and coach Albert Woodward. upcoming games include Northboro High and Holliston with potential Acton matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Peters
Westboro High
Peters High
Westboro
Albert S Woodward
Henry Baker
Peter High
Northboro High
Northboro
Holliston
Acton High
Hopkinton
PHS
Ashland
Wayland High
Sudbury High
Fayville Red Sox
Ashland High
Weatboro High
Fire crews respond to oil burner flare up in West Concord home
West Concord and Concord firefighters rushed to 335 Main Street after a reported gun alarm and kitchen oil burner flare up at Del Saprent residence. No damage reported. Later Central Fire Station crews quelled a small brush fire at Lake Walden reservation caused by picnickers.
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Concord
West Concord
del Saprent
Main Street
Central Fire Station
Lake Walden
Scout Dance at Harvey Wheeler School This Friday
A Scout Dance will be held at the Harvey Wheeler School on Friday evening, June 10, from 7.30 to 9. Miss Julia Dee will be the pianist. Tickets are available from Mrs Harold Chase or any Girl Scout. The event aims to replenish the Mizpah Chapter treasury with Mrs Caroline Derby as soloist at the next Marlboro Mizpah meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler School
Julia Dee
Harold Chase
Caroline Derby
Mizpah
O. B.S. of
Marlbore
Concert by Legion Band at Church Lawn Party
At West Concord Union Church grounds a Ladies' Union Lawn party features an outdoor event with a rousing American Legion Band concert next Thursday afternoon and evening. Madame Cooper the gypsy fortune teller and a White Elephant table are promised. Mrs. Frank S. Walker presides. Mark June 16 as a Red Letter Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
American Legion
West Concord Union
Frank S. Walker
Madame Cooper
Corinthian Lodge Plans Asparagus Supper and Outing
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M schedules its annual asparagus supper at Masonic Temple Monday at 7 pm. A third annual outing follows on Saturday June 25 at Stow Golf Course with golf baseball tennis bridge and dinner. Committee: Wor G Sherman Blair Philip C Holden William H Davis Allen A Kennedy and Worshipful Master Robert F Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Stow Giolf
G. Sherman Blair
Philip C. Holden
William H. Davis
Allen A. Kennedy
Robert F. Charles
Cadets to Join Bicentennial Washington Observance
Marlboro Edith Nourse Rogers Cadets will join the Bicentennial observance Thursday night. They will assemble at 6 30 PM at Broad and West Main to form the parade. Plans to attend the Swampscot convention June 16 17 and 18 were made and an invitation was received for Milford district session on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Edith Nourse Rogers
Grand Army Hall
Broad
West Main Streets
Swampscot
Milford
Sudbury Parents Attend Two College Graduations
Mr and Mrs Beckwith attended their daughter Beatrice's graduation at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs New York then traveled to Brooklyn to witness Louise's graduation at Pratt Institute. Chief Davison and crew answered several calls last week to subdue grass fires, including a Priest property blaze in East Sudbury where firefighters contained a small, quickly extinguished fire with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Beckwith
Brooklyn
Louise
Pratt Institute
Davison
Priest
East Sudbury
Stow Delegates at Pepperell Convention and Service
Eight members traveled to a Pepperell convention on Friday March 27 with Pepperell described as a new town in the union. Alden Parker of West Concord was elected president. A twilight service on Shinde Hill followed by a hike impressed attendees. Alma FE Kurtz, missionary to Providence Italian work, spoke, noting she studied with Mrs Nowlan at Chicago’s Baptist Missionary Training School. On Friday Mrs Ivan S. Nowlan hosted 20 Women’s Missionary Society members from Green Street Baptist Melrose Highlands on the parsonage porch for the regular monthly meeting and a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell
Alden Parker
West Concord
Shinde Hill
Alma FE Kurtz
Providence
Miss Kurtz
Nowlan
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
Ivan S. Nowlan
Women's Missionary Society
Green Street Baptist Church
Melrose Highlands
Mrs Blake Guest of Honor at Swas tika Villa Card Party
Mrs Arthur W Blake of Daytona Beach Florida visited Swas tika Villa North Acton as a guest of Mr and Mrs Clarence N Howard. An event hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard J LiNings on Main Street honored her with a card party where she captured first prize after landing several pickerel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W Blake
Daytona Beach
Florida
Clarence N Howard
Swastika Villa
North Acton
Isaac Walton
Howard J LiNings
Main Street
Bedford Center Unit elects officers for coming year
The Center Unit of the Middlesex County Extension Service elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs George Thompson, vice president Mrs EF G Smith, secretary Mrs Merton Winchenbaugh. Leaders for the first half year are Mrs F W Lamoreaux and Mrs FE G Smith, and for the second half Mrs Winchenbaugh and Mrs Florence Dunham. Mrs Roussel Dodger returned home from Maine after a week with her ill father. The many friends of Mrs Kenneth Billings of School Avenue are glad she has returned from Arlington Symmes hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Dodge and family of South Street spent the past week at their camp in Brookfield New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Extension Service
George Thompson
EF. G. Smith
Merton Winchenbaugh
F. W. Lamoreaux
FE. G
Smith
Winchenbaugh
Florence Dunham
Roussel
Dodger
Maine
Kenneth Billings
School Avenue
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Richard Dodge
South Street
Brookfield
N. H
Death of Mrs. A. Hf. Perkins in Bedford area
Mrs. A Hf Perkins died after surgery at Arlington Symmes hospital following a brief decline Monday. Funeral held at Concord road home with Rev Frank Thompson officiating. burial in Shawsheen cemetery Bedford. Survived by husband Adelbert H Perkins and three daughters Ruth Hasslen Olive Harrnett and Florence Brolin. Also notes local civic ties and a reopening of Red Barn tea room on Concord road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hf. Perkins
Adelbert
H. Perkins
Bedford
Ruth Hasslen
Jensen
Utah
Olive Harrnett
Florence Brolin
Concore Road
Great Road
Gladys Dixon
William Wright
Pave Road
Acton Fair Plans Discussed At Luncheon
Acton Agricultural association directors met at Beach's restaurant West Acton on June 4 to discuss planning for the Acton Fair on September 16 and 17. A near-complete committee list was reported and new attractions were planned including a mechanical hen display and a large dog show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Carence N. Howard
The
Acton Agricultural Association
Beach's
West Acton
Murray Brown
George A. Richardson
Howard J. Billings
Bertram D. Hall
Eugene J. Hall
J. Sidney White
W. Stuart Allen
Frank A Merriam
George W. Mead
A.W Locke
Albert P. Durkee
Waldo & Whitcomb
Harlan E. Tuttle
Radwin A. Phalen
George F Greenough
Lowell H. Cram
Acton
Goward
Local telephony operator ill in Boston Hospital
Miss Lena Peterson, operator at the local telephone exchange, is ill at a Boston hospital. Dr and Mrs John Bellows of Concord Street attended Brewster Academy commencement in Wolfeboro N H during the week. John Bellows Jr their son was graduated this week. Attorney John J Donahue filed nomination papers today with the town clerk for the Democratic nomination for Representatives of the 10th Middlesex district, comprising Maynard Hudson Stow and Boxborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Peterson
Boston
John Bellows
Concord Street
Brewster Academy
Wolfeboro N.1
John Bellows, Jr
Jonn J Donahue
10Th Middlesex
Maynard
Hudson
Stow
Boxhoro
Juniors Beat Bedford in Tight Minuteman League Game
Maynard Junior High School upset Bedford Junior High 7 to 5 at Crowe Park to take second place in the Minuteman League. Bedford jumped to a four run lead then Maynard rallied behind Captain Liverman and Kujino to secure the victory. Kadis pitched for Maynard while Bedford managed four scattered hits and several errors to cost them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Junior HS
Bedford J Hos
Crowe Park
Lincoln
Bedford
Liverman
Kujino
Maynard
Bedford Got Only Four Scattered Singles Off the Slants of Lefty Kadis
Maynard J H S
Columbo
Frazier
Marrianno
Graceffa
Loika
Social party at Universalist vestry June ninth
A social party will be held in the vestry of the Universalist church on Thursday evening, June 9. The event invites all present to attend and enjoy the gathering in a friendly community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Public firehouse inspections and town crops visit
Herbert AS Thwiver visits town to water crops and inspect public works. A public inspection of the South Acton firehouse is set for Saturday June 1 and West Acton firehouse for Saturday June 1S between 2 and 6 pm. Citizens are invited to see how firefighters serve the community. A separate note warns of stray fever and school vacations closing on Friday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
South Acton
West Acton
Tatler Visit Highlights Tatler Cousins Reunion
Mr and Mrs Barclay Tatler visited in Peabody Sunday, calling on their cousins Mr and Mrs Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Tatler
Peabody
Mrs Dailey
Miss Barnes Elected Queen by Queens of Avalon
Miss Marion Barnes was elected queen regnant at a Queens of Avalon meeting held last night at Mrs Helen Davis's home on Berkeley street. Miss Lsther Moore assisted as co-host. The coronation is planned for next Fall. Ella Bergman, retiring queen, presided. A reading by Iona Gale titled Neighbors drew enthusiastic appreciation. A baby party is planned for June at First Church Congregational, shifting the club event date.
Marlboro and Clinton to meet in league playoff final
Marlboro High and Clinton High will contest the scholastic league championship in a special playoff game Saturday afternoon the league announced after a meeting last night Marlboro defends its title and both teams finished with three wins two losses and one tie in regular play their two-game set ended 7 7 in a rain shortened first game Clinton won the second game Marlboro claimed the final meeting Maynard High also played in the series with Marlboro winning the last game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro High
Cl High
Thero
Clinton
Maynard High
Marlboro Club Set To Discuss Policies At Elks Meeting
Marlboro club business and politics will be discussed at the Marlboro club meeting held at the Elks tomorrow at noon. Officers will call on all new members to speak and participate in the discussion of weekly and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro— Club
Marlbor Tary Club
Duneheon
the Elks
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First Baptist Church West
First Parish Church
Sudbury, Mass
Baseball News
South
John Tulis
P.H.S
Concert BY Legion
Church Lawn
Washington
Christian Endeavor News
Mary A. Perkins
Ocen
United States
San Francisco
Miss Barnes
Queens
Clinte Hirsh
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