Co operators Present Annual Program At Parker Street
Massachusetts Co operatives announce an annual written and one act event to be held on Parker Street in the evening of April 19. The program includes Thank You by the Pittsburg club Hickville Piece and a ten dollar prize to the best item judged by competent judges. The group runs a radio ping pong and whist parties and up to date library in their Main Street rooms.
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Massachusetts
Parker Street
Pitchburg
Hickville
Maintiin
New Shoe Store Changes Hands Under Local Deal
New owners Ford, Alex Kulevich and Keola acquire the rpd shoe store after a recent reorganization. The business, in existence 46 years, plans to relocate to a store space formerly known as Why Store. The deal follows former president H. Creighton’s 25 year tenure and a sale 21 years ago by Mr Murphy.
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Ford
Alex Kulevich
Keola
Rpd
Telors
H. Creighton
Presidhe Maynard Trust
Creighton
Murphy Uy
Welfare Commission
Rebekahs Oj Oddey Lodge Hosts Minstrel Night
Mizpah Rebekah lodge No 1 holds a program at Ws hall featuring a minstrel show on April 24 with Rob as interlocutor. The event is directed by a joint committee including Howard Robert Lester Ralph William Jones William K Ada Ingham and Marion Butterworth.
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Cape Delight
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Oddey
Marion Butterworth
Gertrude
Fellows
Rebekahs
Ws Hall
Rob
Howard Robert Lester
Ralph William Jones
William K. Ada Ingham
Gertrude ‘Seene
Bilaton Butterworth
Marion
Lottie Maguire
Intertown Bowling League Ends Season With Banquet
The Intertown Bowling League closes its season at Nashoba Inn on Tuesday April 17. Harold Peterson leads as president with Henry Wardzgala treasurer and William Sofka secretary. The season highlighted strong revival at Lynch alleys and featured an exhibition by former world champion Kid Taylor.
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Maynard
Intertown
Middlesex Laundry
Redskins
Tome
Lynch
Nashoba Inn
Harold Peterson
Henry Wardzgala
Treasuer
William Sofka
Kid ‘Taylor
Lynrh
Memorial services for Mrs Nagle and Mrs Wrenn in Concord
At Our Lady Help of Christians Court D of A in Odd Fellows hall West Concord last week Tuesday evening memorial services were held for Mrs Margaret Nagle a charter member and Mrs Wrenn another member. The charter was draped by Miss Agnes Collins grand regent and Mrs Elizabeth Connell monitor.
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Concord
Our Lady Help of
Chrisans
Odd Felligws Hall
West Concord
Margaret Agile
Wrenn
Agnes Collins
Elizabeth Connell
Monitor
Turkey Supper Set By West Concord Ladies Union
The Ladies Union of West Concord Union church invites attendance at a Turkey supper on Thursday evening April 12. Mrs Frank A Cleaves serves as committee chairman overseeing arrangements.
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Ladies’ Union of the West Concord Union Church
Frank A. Cleaves
Beauty in the Home Chess Table Design Snapshot
A description of furniture featuring Fabrikoid leather finish on backs fronts and sides. Seats use a grey rough woven cloth. The chess table shows a bright metal base with a dark top, offering stability and ample leg room for an engaging game.
Boston Hunting and Fishing Show Brings Trout Stock and Tours
The massive Hunting and Fishing and Guides Tournament comes to Boston Garden April 12 to 21. A trout pool 20 by 20 feet will be stocked with brook and rainbow trout. expert angler John S Valentine will teach casting. spectators pay fifty cents to try for a 5 pound rainbow. The expo includes log rolling, canoeing, moose calls, rifle and revolver events, all set to evoke Maine woods. General manager Harold Dibblee hails it as a unique spectacle.
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Boston Garden
John
Valentine
Dad
Dig
Brookdale Trout Company
Izaak Waltons
Exposition Hall
Maine Woods
Harold Dibblee
Dibblee
West Concord Woman’s Club meeting in Warnet ham
The West Concord Woman's Club met Friday afternoon under the Philosophy Department with Mrs Guy G. Fernald as chair. President Mrs. Chester H. Adams presided and a nominating committee was formed for candidates at the April 20 annual meeting.
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West Concord
Leslie
Walden Pond
Maude O. Anderson
Tompkins
Fernald
Eastern States Cooperative Magazine
Grenfell
Labrador
Grenfell Association
Winslow J. Damon
Mre. Fernald
C E Convention Set For Malden Parish April 19
The Middlesex County Christian Endeavor Union will hold its 46th annual Convention in Malden. The event on Patriot's Day will bring about 2000 young people together, with Intermediates meeting 2:00 to 5:00 p m and Juniors gathering the Saturday before April 14 at Maplewood Baptist Church from 2 to 5 p m.
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Middlesex County Christian Endeavor Union
Malden
Gether
Ea Fe
Sy Maplewdod Baptist Church
Sp. m
Proper Food Will Prevent Tooth Decay Experts Say
In New York a public debate draws 2000 experts as Dr. E V Mc Collum of Johns Hopkins argues improper diets cause decay while Dr Thad eus P Hyatt of New York University counters that mouth cleanliness and daily hygiene prevent decay Mc Collum proposes a protective food plan including milk butter vegetables cereal meat and potatoes with vitamin D discovery noted
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New York
N. Y
E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins
New York University
Lum
Three Brush Fires In Town
Hudson firefighters battled three large brush fires yesterday afternoon. The first burned near Hector Marchettere and Lawrence Lipp on River road, spreading into wooded property with about six acres affected. Berlin firemen aided as water was drawn from Charles Fox’s property. A second blaze erupted at the Babbitt property on Parkard street, with Fire Engineer George home overseeing efforts. no serious damage occurred as underbrush burned.
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Hudson
River Road
Hector Marchettere
Lawrence Lipp
Berlin Department
Chrles Fox
Babbitt
Parkard Street
George
Main Street
Hudson youth wins Navy Band audition in Washington
A Hudson resident returned home morning with news of a successful audition for the U S Navy Band in Washington. The 17 year old plans to enlist immediately and report for duty next week, returning home for parental consent before shipping out.
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Hudson
Wafdult
U. S. Navy
Washington, D. C
Navy
Washington
Truck Crash Blots Main Street Spill
A Framingham Bottling Co. truck overturned on lower Main street after being rammed by a car driven by Felix Dware of Rhode Island. The crash spilled Hudson Beers and tonics, injuring no one but causing road cleanup. Dware was arrested for drunken driving and driving under the influence, and later held on $600 bond after Marlboro District Court proceedings.
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Hudson
Lower Main Street
Framingham Bottling Company
Felix Dware
Park Avenue
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Dware
Lake Boon
Woodrow Street
Edward F. Morgan
Magerty
Wallage L. Monique
Waushakumrove
Framingham
Marl‘boro
James W. McDonald
Hudson High Opens Season With Riverside Park Pickup Game
Hudson High School baseball starts its season this afternoon at 4 at Riverside Park. A pickup squad of former players will fill key roles with Me Nallywight Sikorsky Cotter Staniunas Kaloustian Keough De clan Mayuski on the mound and Harrington Busby Doyle Sullivan Smith infield and outfield duties.
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Hudson High School
Riverside Park
Nallywight
Sm Sikorsky
Cotter Staniunas
Kaloustian
Keough
Declan and
Mayuski
Ms Harrington
Busby
Doylevy
Sullivan Rf
Smith
Ion
Legion Auxiliary to Host May Meeting in Grand Army Hall
Marlboro Middlesex County American Legion Auxiliary set to meet Saturday May 26 at Grand Army hall with national president Marie Lariviere of Northampton and state officers attending. May Dinner planned for May 1 in Grand Army hall with Mary Kelleher in charge. A penny sale will follow the April 24 meeting and a character party showcased costumes with judges including Evelyn Coolidge Anna Clark I A Gelin.
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Grand Army Hall
Mary Kelleher
Evelyn Coolidge
Hudson Auxilary
Anna Clark
Hudson Unit
I. A. Gelin
Southboro
Mabel Manning
Lucy Fitzgerald
Rose Wenski
Eva Coughlin
Edith Akroyd
Ancient costume wins prize at luncheon event
Luncheon featured a prize giving to an ancient costume winner. The committee included Mrs Tellier and Mrs Lisa Collins along with Mrs Manche Dean Mrs Mat Tobin and Miss Genevieve Rean among others.
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Tellier
Lisa Collins
Bertin Grange Engagement At Boxboro Friday
Bertin Grange will not give on Friday night at Boxboro and furnish part of the entertainment in charge of Mrs. J Allen as lecturer.
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Bertin Grange
Boxboro
Mra. J. Allen
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