Maynard High School adds tough schedule this season
The Maynard High School pall team announced a strenuous schedule with two leagues and non league games. Openers include Marlboro away on April 16 and a series vs Clinton Hudson Milford Belmont Reading Stoneham Lexington Winchester with home and away dates through May 29. Non league play features home at Concord April 17 and May 16.
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Avant Cee Rien Py Sayer
Maynard
Prac
Marlboro
Highland
Aine
Midland
Clinton
Hudson
Milford
Belmont
Reading
Stoneham
Lexington
Wincchester
Winchester
Comicard
Concord
May 1942 State Wide Defense Bond Campaign Proclaimed
Walter A Ches chairman proclaims a state wide defense bond and stamps pledge drive from April 20 to May 4 1942 under the local Defense Law Committee in May Massachusetts urging full citizen cooperation to purchase bonds and stamps.
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Hayward
Se Savings Committee
Walter A. Ches
Se Jmen
Maynand
Massachusetts
Defense Law- Committee
Tereas
Walter Eslak
Mayhereby
Moynerd
Meesactin
Preitman
Evtnien
Pere-Townsfolk Backfield Star Francis Improvement Report
Francis Crow, backfield star for the high grid team, is reported improved after an operation. Jamélica Plait, attér pting on resent operation, Wiley under medical care.
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Pere
Francis’ Crowbackfield
Jamélica
Wiley
Sudbury Close Gathers at Mrs YoUha's Estate
In the afternoon services, mourners gathered at the Sudbury residence of Mrs A N YoUha to pay respects and honor her life following her passing. Local officials issued notices of remembrance and community members shared condolences.
Renowned diabetes expert Dr George H Tuttle dies in Boston
Dr George H Tuttle 76 noted diabetic specialist died Wednesday night after months of illness at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston He led diabetes clinics at Massachusetts General Hospital for six years authored numerous articles and was a Harvard Medical School graduate Funeral Friday at Woodlawn Chapel Acton Center Rev Willis of Manchester NH to officiate Franklin Field of Boston to sing. His widow Idella Barker Tuttle died in March.
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George H. Tuttle
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Tuttle
Massachusetts General Hospital
Acton
George
Ann. Tuttle
Harvard Medical School
Tuttie
Actons
Woodlawn Chapel
Acton Center
Mr. Willis
Mancheter
N. H
Franklin Field
Tittle
Idella Barker Tuttle
Bedford Bride Helen Skillings Weds Webster Ramey
Miss Helen Skillings of Bedford united in marriage Saturday evening to Webster Ramey son of Mr and Mrs Sloto Chavett Christ with Rev Church of Christ officiating. The couple planned a honeymoon in New York and will reside in Lexington afterward.
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Helen Skillings of
Bedford
Webster Ramey
Finnish resident Amianida Manning dies at 75 in Maynard
Mrs Amianida Manning a Finnish resident of Maynard died Thursday at her home 24 Waltham Street aged 75. She leaves two sons. Funeral services were held Saturday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev A Kopo nen of the Finnish Congregational Church officiating at the graveside in Glenwood Cemetery. The family received many flowers and sympathies from relatives and friends.
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Amianida Manning
Waltham Basi
Fowler Funeral
Rk A. Koponen
Cturch
Madarote
Tri Glen- Wood
Neighborhood Day Program At Memorial Church
Members from First Parish and various Methodist and Congregational churches in Sudbury attend the annual Neighborhood Day at Memorial Church in South Sudbury this afternoon. The junior choir led by Mrs. Leslie H. Barrett will perform, and refreshments will be served by committee chairwoman Mrs. Roland Cutter.
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Sudbury
First Parish
Séthodist
Ceriter
Méthodist Aid
Saxon Villy
Waysland and
Marlboro
Concord Church Sunday Services and Lesson Sermon Topic
Concord Sunday services begin at 10 45 a m with Sunday school. A weekly Wednesday penitential meeting at 745 pm is noted and Bible readings listed. The Lesson Sermon on April 12 covers Is sin discussed and death real and cites Acts 28 and James 5 16 with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Concord
Churches of’ Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Paul
Mary Baker Eddy
Trinity Church Service Schedule at Elm Street
Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Sunday April 12 with Junior Church at 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon by Dr. Richard M. Cameron at 11:00 a.m. in Trinity Church located on Elm Street.
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Trinity
Elm Street
Holy Commution
Richard M. Cameron
Trinitarian Congregational Church April Services
The Trinitarian Congregational Church on Waldeh Street Concord presents a full Sunday schedule with church school at 9:29 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45 a.m. A 4:00 p.m. concert features Sacred Music by the Boston University Choral Art Society directed by Dr. H. Augustine Smith. Notices list a Middlesex Union Association meeting April 16 at 3:00 p.m. and a Woman's Union meeting at 2:30 p.m.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Waldeh Street
Corncord
Church School
Raymond T. Stowe
Boston University Choral Art Society
H. Augustine Smith
Middlesex Union Association of Congregational
Witchburgs
Woman’s Union
First Parish Concord Service and Society Meetings
Rev Edward P Daniels will preach at 11 00 a m Sunday April 12 1942 at the First Parish Concord subject The Measure of Life The Pierson Society meets in the Vestry at 530 pm Harry B Little speaks on The Architecture of a Great Church at 710 pm Laymen's League to meet in the Vestry Thursday April 16 with dinner at 545 pm
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Edward P. Daniels
Echoo
Pierson Society
Harry
West Concord Union Church Service and Activities
Kenneth R. Teed ministers at West Concord Union Church with 9:45 am Sunday service and church school sessions for primary junior and senior groups. An evening class visits Tre and a teacher’s meeting in the pastor’s study are scheduled.
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West Concord Union
Kenneth R. Teed
Clerning
Tre
Evangelical Pre Church Service Notes
The message lists a 10 45 a m service on Sunday with Luke 10 1 7 17 21 24 focusing on Mission of the Seventy and a 7 30 p m Servite prayer time. Guest speaker Henry Holm is noted with additional items at the Santie.
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EVANGELICAL _PREE
Schook
Lesprot
Mission of the Seventy
P. M.y
Henry Holm Ta Santie
The
Giese Italien
Dogs Follow Masters in War Dogs with British Forces in Libyan Desert
In North Africa many canine mascots accompany British units sharing the desert life. Some were desert dogs adopted by soldiers others were brought by their masters. Dogs here perform sentry aid and air raid alarms, ride in armored cars and join bomber crews. One boxer named William accompanies night raids and even devours corned beef in the mess.
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Libyan
England
North Africa
William
Llunch
Spike
AF Bocking
Winnipeg
R.A.F
Bobby
Catre
Truck Driver's Hidden Hobby of Counting Miles and Ties
Mount Joy Pennsylvania Charles Z Derr a delivery truck driver keeps year by year tallies of routine actions He logged 39763 ties using the foot brake in 1938 16271 stops in 1939 and 80522 gear changes in 1941 He also recorded 30184 cab entries last year He stores rare finds like 14 cigars 24 years old and prizes from bowling while saving money found or given to him not wanting to use his luck
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Mount Joy
Charles
Z. Derr
Derr
One Word Slip Sparks Defense Alarm at Liberty Talk
Liberty Missouri crowd cheers as Dr Frank G Edi son jokes about quality of college jobs for students listing explosive bomb remover roles in a defense emergency. He explains it was a slip of the tongue and the real term is unexploded bomb remover.
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Liberty
Frank G. Edison
William Jewell College
New Castle county workhouse rated second among U S penal institutions
The New Castle county workhouse in Wilmington Delaware received the nation’s second highest rating from the Federal Bureau of Prisons with a score of 83. The Berks county prison in Reading Pennsylvania matched that rating, while the Detroit House of Correction led with 99.
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Wilmington
Del
New Castle County
Delaware
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Acton Officials Debate Air Raid Warning Station
Acton officials consider adding a dedicated telephone at the Acton Report Center to send warnings to Boxboro, avoiding toll calls via the current civilian line. A warden would monitor, with medical coverage by West Acton, while courier service remains inadequate.
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Acton
Boxboro
Cent Defense
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Thomas Hardy
Ayer
Hardy
Boxsboro
Paw. P. Gates
West Acton
South Acton
Acton Center
North
East Acton
W. Burton
Hayvey
Acten
Orma Li Clark
Frank Holland
Southboro
Officinia
Aidon
Tire Board Swamped With Bids for Tires Acton
Acton Rationing Board met at Town Hall last night with over thirty retread tire applications. The board, delaying decisions on several cases, allocated four tires from the monthly quota of sixteen to three applicants and others for new or retread tires. Recipients included Mrs Lydia F Rhodes and Ts Lillian Taylor, nurses with Con Hospital, plus Victor E Peppard Kenneth F Reed and J Rahberg for retreads, James J farmer for a larger truck tire, and George W sapere Charter Os yar Farnon for substitute care.
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Acton
Acton Rationing Board
Town Hall
Lydia F. Rhodes
Lillian Taylor
Con- Hospital
Victor E.peppard
Kenneth F. Reed
Is J. Rahberg
James J. Farmer
George W. Sapere Charter
Os'yar Farnon
Carey
Anniversary observance opens Sunday at Maynard church
A four service anniversary series marks the 7th year since the Methodist Church founded in Maynard. Rev Herbert Fulton leads the first service with the topic The Church of Yesterday. Scheduled guests include Rev J Rex Shepler and Rev E R Marshall, with sermons The Church of Today and The Church and World Peace.
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Maynard
Methodist Church
Herbert F Fultor
Church of Yesterday
Ith
Miz
Hazel Cook
J. Rex Shepler
Shepler
Fulton
Church of Today
E. R. Marshall
Dedham
Church of Tomorrow
Ernest Lyman Mills
Maiden
Church
David. M. Angell
Sudbury Notes Move and Tax Shows Reduction
The Fulton family moved into the Arthur Hawes house at Hudson and Maynard. The Capons will occupy an apartment in the Raymond house, South Sudbury while their Wayland road home is built. The town tax shows a reduction from $5 607.49 to $4 273.47. Joseph Wight of Pekin on business stays with the Guptills. Mr and Mrs Richard Piper of Old Sudbury road are in Florida for a short vacation. Mrs L Roy Hawes hosted a shower for Miss Connie Debease. Mr and Mrs Charles Remington changed their residence from King Philip Heights to the Sarah Freee Shue carve one wel at three cogness sarge.
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Fulton
Rene Haw
Arthur ‘Hawes
Hudson and
Maynard Roads
Charles R. Capons
Goodman Hill
Raymond House
South Sudbury
Wayland Road
Joseph Wight
Pekin
Mélvin Guptilt
Sudbury Center
Richard F. Piper
Old Sudbury Road
L. Roy Hawes
Connie Debease
Charles Remington
King Philip Heights
Sarah Freee
Sudbury Fire Dept Responds to Multiple Brush Fires
Sudbury fire crews were summoned to four fires on Sunday and two on Monday, all brush fires with little damage. The article warns residents that open fires are prohibited in April and May and incinerators should not be used unless in rainy weather. violators will be prosecuted.
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Sudbury
Easter Services Draw Large Attendance at Center Church
The Sudburt Easter services at the Methodist Church in Center drew a very large crowd. Pastor Rev William F Preston preached an enlightening sermon with Brida Holmes at the organ. Women of the Association of Christian Service visited Marlboro Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon.
Sudbury Schools Closed for Good Friday
Sudbury schools closed for Good Friday on April 3rd.
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Sudbury School News
Sudbury
National Body of Miners Penmanship Awards Listed
A garbled list names multiple students receiving the National Bodid' of' aminers Penmanship awards across grades six and seven. Names include Robert Kilroy Richard 2 son Judith, Erin Shirley Tallant Alice Crdks Barbara Poland Be sephine Kearney George pas William m Stearns Arlette Brinialé Bethill Betty G Goucher Murray Cant Grade 7 Nancy Poole Mary Ge Mary Lou Briggs Dorothy field Gloria Mooré Bling Fi rinné Cutting Corradend Eyeglassed dignity and portraits of St Pet referenced.
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