District Knights Hold 200 Delegates Convention
The 13th district Knights of Pythias met at Odd Fellows hall with about 200 delegates and guests. A banquet was served by Frank local caterer as Dr. James A. Day gave the blessing. Marlboro Lodge and other lodges sent delegations to a convention that featured speeches by William C. Purdy and Carl Clark among others, with plans for future joint events in Framingham.
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S of Knights of
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank
James A. Day
Wal
Bagie
James R. Niehi
Istin
Jingham
D. D
Th Pridis
Clark
Marlboro Lodge
K. of P
Ey Clark
D.D
Onia Héleon
Icholson
Somy Piggs
William HH
Nicholson
The
Estee
Ss. Howard
Somerville
Vic
T William C. Purdy
Rureka Lodge
Whitineville
George Draper
Hopedaye
Myrtle Lodge
Natick
Pericles Lodge
Framingham
Norembéga Lodge
Waltham
King Hiram of
Camb - Progressive
Maynard
Python
Haverhill
Somerville Lodge
Eagle Lodge
Revere
Marloro
Pericles
Alexander
Maynard Club to Build Lab House as Yearround Center
The Maynard Club plans construction of a lab house with a six week build. The complex will include a 40 room lounge with field stone fireplace, kitchen, showers, and dormer windows. A 100 by 10 foot wing and dormers will host year round sports and socials in addition to golf.
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Maynardty Club
Ouse
Henry Ford Visits Mary Sawyer’s Little Lamb Site
Mr Ford traveled to South Sudbury near Sterling to view the old fashioned hand dell once owned for years by the Mary Sawyer family, the Mary of the famous poem Little Boy Blue. Ford drew attention to the local landmark and the historic link to Mary Sawyer.
New Asparagus Bed Planted at Sixth Mark’s School
Under the direction of foreman Mise Ner, a new asparagus bed is being laid out at the Sixth Mark’s School. The project aims to improve school grounds and provide fresh produce for the students.
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Foreman
Mexico to Free Wheat Imports From U S Treasury
Mexico allows two million bushels of duty free wheat from the United States per port with records kept. Officials cite flood damage and planting failures in Sonora and other regions. Local growers shift to tomatoes and vegetables for higher profits amid poor harvest prospects.
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Vogaleks
Arizona
Quintin Rosas
Mexico
Sonora
Nechean Ahd Ral
United States
Colas
War Department Became World’s Largest Horse Breeder
The War Department transformed horse breeding by shifting duties from Agriculture to the Remount Service. Lexington Kentucky and other hubs buy and breed thousands of horses annually to ready 100,000 animals monthly in wartime. Five purchasing HQs now operate with 40 boards planned for expansion.
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Mauritz A. Hallgren
Washington
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Army
Lexington
Kansas City
Fort. Reno
Okla
Colorado’ Springs
Colo
Fort Douglas
Utah
Curent
Scott
United States
Rural comedy presented by Grange in Sudbury
Sudbury Grange No 421 staged a rural comedy in three acts titled Deacon Dubbs by Walter Bewhas. The play drew enthusiastic crowds at the Town Hall on Friday and will move to Bedford Grange Hall and Cohituate Grange Hall on April 4 and April 8. Cast included Charles Buzzell Noah Dake L Haw Howaga Cc Burr Mercy Kell Zylpha Ames Mil Carson Ma elson Henry Garfield and others.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
H. No
Walter Bewhave
Deacon Dubbs
Town Hall
Bedford Grange Hall
Cochituate
Grange Hall
Charles Buzzell
Noah Dake
Haw
Howaga Cc
Burr
Mercy Kell
Zylpha Ames
Mil Carson
Maelson
Albert
Henry Garfield
le Luce
Nasbe
Maraim Giles
Brush Fire Strikes Sudbury Area With 60 Acre Brush Burn
Peakham describes a 60 acre brush fire in Sudbury as volunteers including many high school pupils fought the blaze. Chief Seneca Hall and Charles A. Brackett led the effort with guidance from Center fire apparatus responders aiding the scene.
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Peakham
Seneca Hall
Charles A. Brackett
Sudbury Social Notes Include Returns and Visits
Mrs Henry Way returns from a month at her daughter's in Belmont Genie Sanders takes a post with Houghton and Ditton Boston Miss Ruth Gerry and Miss Gertrude Halloran guests of Geneva Leevitt Framingham Junior whist club met Barbara Way Saturday afternoon A fainty little repast was served for the highest score Loraine Perkins received the prize
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Henry Way
Old Sudbury Road
Belmont
Genie Sanders
Houghton
Ditton
Boston
Ruth Gerry
Gertrude Halloran
Women Plan Annual Play You and I by Louis E K Little
The Woman's Club organizes its annual production selecting the comedy You and I. Louis E K Little chairs the committee and named the cast, with the first rehearsal held Monday evening.
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Woman’s Club
You and
Louis EK. Little
Local Notes on Cars, Stores, and Engagements
George Pearce drives a new Chevrolet landau. Larry B. McCormick purchases Rexall from brother Percy McCormick. Robert A. Achate Cambridge to hold office. Emma I Hefty of Conors Ivnetson and Charles W Hell of Guilford announce their engagement.
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George Pearce
Larry B. McCormick
Rexall
Percy McCormick
Robert A. Achate
Cambridge
Emma I. Hefty
Conors Ivnetson
Charles W. ‘Hell
Guilford, Ct
Concord School Medical Tests For Typhoid Immunity
Medical inspectors Charles W Hutchinson and staff have sent notices to Concord parents and pupils urging vaccination for those not yet inoculated. A titer test will determine protection levels, with free testing available at the school. Tests and injections are scheduled for April at Concord schools.
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Charles W. Hutchhinson
Concord
Etter
Bis Service of Prevention
South Acton Members to Today May 12 Meeting
A note from South Acton details that President Frank A. Marriam presides over a meeting scheduled for today May 12 with local members in attendance at the Acton club.
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Frank A. Marriam
Acton Agricultural Association Holds First Members Meeting
The Acton Agricultural Association announces the first members meeting at the town hall Acton on Thursday evening May 12 at eight o'clock. Dr Arthur W Gilbert commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture will be the special Boston speaker of the evening. His subject will be Some Observations on World Economics.
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Acton Agricultural Association
Acton
Arthur W. Gilbert
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Gilbert
Europe
League of Nations
Agriculture
Death claims high school teacher Nora Bradford
Miss Nora Bradford a former West Acton resident and longtime educator died at Trumbel Hospital Brookline after appendicitis operations. Born in Kingston Nova Scotia she lived in West Acton grew to Concord Emerson College taught in Boxboro Bath Maine and Everett High School before falling ill in fall 1925.
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West Acton
Nora Bradford
Trumbél Hospital
Brookline
Miss Bradford
Kingston
N.S
W. Acton
Concord High School
Emerson College of Ortory
Boxboro
Bath
Maine
Everett
Maple Special Train to Tour the Midwest and South
The Maple Special train from Vermont will tour the country from Boston to Minneapolis and Louisville and St Louis. It will showcase rural Vermont scenery and industrial exhibits, with stops in Toronto Flint Madison Minneapolis Davenport Peoria St Louis Indianapolis Columbus Cleveland Albany and other cities.
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Boston
Vermont
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Erie
Toronto
Flint
Louidville
Cinguflatly
Dayton
Springfield
Columbia, At
Cleveland
Ohio
Albany
Memorial Obituary for Miss Bradford in Shirley Center
The obituary recalls Miss Bradford who taught before a trip abroad restored her health and allowed a return to teaching. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bradford three sisters and five brothers. Funeral services were held at Union Church Shirley with burial in Shirley Center.
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Stummer
Schol
Bradford
Shirley
West Acton
Miss Bradford
Charles Bradford
Everett
Union
Shirley Center
Banns of Marriage Announced at St Bridget’s Church
Banns of marriage were announced at St Bridget's church Sunday for the first time, naming Miss May as a prospective bride.
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St. Bridget’s ‘Church
Sunday school Api lam Palm observance schedule
Sunday services outline a 10 45 lecture on prayer approach to the garden for Palm Sunday sung by a vested choir. 2 20 pm adult baptism at 7 pm illustrated Passion Play of days ago. Epworth in charge with 42 attendees.
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Apilam
Smith
Jf. Faure
K‘gau
Gavi
Ollatien
Epworth
Dog license plates ready for Ames ahead of deadline
Dog licenses and new number plates are ready at the Ames office. Owners must register dogs before April 1 as the annual canvass proceeds and police warn some dogs may be picked up if not licensed.
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Uncle Sam’s
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Concord Jct
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Maple
O'Donnell
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Frank Maley
John Maley
Mary Acton
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Henry Ford
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