Sudbury residents share news of visits and travels
Miss P. Frances Axford visited her aunt on Bay State Road, Boston, over Sunday. Mrs. John Johnson of Peakham Road with her infant daughter are at home from Framingham hospital and both mother and baby are getting along nicely. Cabot Devoll appointed acting superintendent of cemeteries by the selectmen. Miss Gertrude M. Halloran sails Saturday for Bermuda for a brief stay with a small group from one of Boston's renowned finishing schools.
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P. Frances Axford
Bay State Road
Boston
John Johnson
Peakham Road
Framingham Hospital
Cabot Devoll
Gertrude M. Halloran
Bermuda
Modern Home News Conductor List April 12 1933
Home making guidance column credited to Florence Brobeck and a panel of experts. Names include Mire uth Caw Gbilt Noe, Bane R. Crabtree, Louise Divon, Min Bien M. Pivpasen, Emily M Lita, Frances Nerthcross, Nancy Rowe, J. Watson Shockley, George Thure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrien
Balted
Florence Brobeck
Weveciate Bitrers
Mire
Uth
Bane R. Crabtree
Louise Divon
Min Bien M. Pivpasen
Emily M ‘Lita
Frances Nerthcross
Nancy Rowe
J. Watson Shockley
George Thure
Wayside Inn Opens Sundays for Public Visitors
The Wayside Inn grounds gardens and buildings will be open daily to the public, following disappointment from Sunday visitors who were previously barred. This liberalization makes the Inn, famed in Longfellow's Tales, accessible every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Sudbury Woman's Club Hosts Guest Night Entertainment
The Sudbury Woman's Club held its annual Guest Night on a Wednesday evening. President Mrs. Harry Maynard greeted members and guests before handing the program to Mrs. Melvil Guptill. Howard Breton Macdonald of the Swedish-American Steamship Line spoke on the Viking Empire using slides, while Mrs. Godwin Phipps of Sherborn performed piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Godwin Phipps
Sherborn
Walter FE Piper
Town Hall Get Together Planned for Patrots Day
The meeting adjourned to the lower hall for refreshments led by Mrs. W E Piper. Floral decorations were provided by A M Beck. The president announces a Town Hall get together on Patrots Day at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Piper
M ‘Beckwith
Holy Week Services In Maynard Move Through Union and Methodist
Holy Week programs in Maynard feature Union Church and the Methodist Church with services Tuesday at Union and Wednesday at the Methodist. A Thursday Communion with member reception at Union precedes a three hour Good Friday service at the MKE Church from noon to 3, centered on the seven last words with seven speakers and a quartet led by Miss Nellie Parmenter. Easter services include a sunrise at 7 and evening at 7:30 with a large choir directed by Mr. Gavin Taylor, and a Judas Iscariot pageant at Cliftondale MKE Church next Wednesday night.
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Union
Methodist Church
Methodist
Union Church
M. Kk
V Christ
Jesus
Mr. May
Becket
Nowlan
Miller
Jeffries
Siepler
Vance
Nellie Parmenter
Men's League
Water County
Percy Hitchcock
Worcester
League
Hig
Philathea
Olivet
Calvary
Gavin ‘Taylor
Judas Iscariot
Cliftondale M KE
Flier Forced Down In Berlin
Royal Spaulding of fludion made a forced landing yesterday morning near the residence of William S. Hager in Berlin due to heavy fog. He had departed Leominster airport at five for Providence and turned back after reaching Hudson. No injuries were reported and after a two hour delay he continued his flight.
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Berlin
Brewer
South Street
Royal Spaulding
Leominster
Providence
Hudson
William S. Hager
Spaulding
Sauces To Serve With Fish Dishes
Delicious sauces to serve with fish are popular in home kitchens during fish seasons. The article outlines a basic white cheese sauce with milk butter flour and cheese, a tomato based variation, a mushroom sauce with mushrooms onions and wine, a curry version, and a white onion sauce with onion puree and buttered breadcrumbs to garnish baked or broiled fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godking
Asusual Meetings Of Tuesday Club This Afternoon
The annual meeting of the Tuesday Club is held this afternoon at the president Mrs Henry N Lowell home on Bicknell Street. Annual reports will be presented and officers for the coming year chosen. Arrangements will be made for the club luncheon set for April 25 at the Black & White Twin with Mrs Clarence BE Marshall assisting Mrs Lowell.
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Mariboro
Henry N. ‘Lowell
Bicknell Street
Glarence Be.marshall
Lowell
Drum Corps Whistley Party Moves to Wednesday Night
Marlboro hosts the second public whist party under Legion auspices on Wednesday instead of Thursday due to Holy Thursday. Prizes include 20 dollars for first, 10 for second, 5 for third. many smaller awards with home decorative items. Dr John A. Kelleher chairs arrangements with George Saunders Harry Sherman John Sherman Joseph McKenzie Ralph Ricchuti Thomas Close and GH Francis assisting.
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Marlboro
John A. Kelleher
George Saunders
Harry Sherman
John Sherman
Joseph McKenzie
Ralph Ricchuti
Thomas Close
Francis CS
aSee
Dress The Windows With Cool Curtains For Summer
Summer window care and curtain selection guidance. Emphasizes sheer, sun fast fabrics, minimal drapery, and easy laundering. Recommends cotton, linen, cretonne, or chintz in cool colors, with white or softly dyed options. Shows a summer window treatment example using lightweight, pleated, and lightly fixed curtains.
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Lourspain
State Leases 100 Miles of Public Fishing Lands
Public fishing grounds covering nearly one hundred miles along eight Massachusetts streams open for season April 16 under five year leases. Areas along Westfield, Capecut, Shingle Island rivers and Farmington tributaries mark marked boundaries with parking and warden patrols to enforce fishing laws and property rights.
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Massachusetts
Disciples of
Izaak Walton
Ray‘mond J Kenney
Division of Fisheries and ‘Game
Westfield
Commonwealth
Capecut
Shingle Island
New ‘Bedford
Cape
Grover Cleveland
Buegsards Bay
Sandwich
New Hampshire
Suannacook River
Townsend Harbor Pond
West Townsend
Farmington
Andisfield
Otis
Buck
Clam
Weeks Leaves for New Haven to Visit Brother
Marion Weeks departed yesterday for New Haven to visit her brother, continuing family travel plans and seeking a brief respite from home routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Marion Weeks
New Haven
Brother
Weekly Recipes of Mrs. Crabtree intrigues Marlboro readers
The column shares a soda biscuit tip with a note to use sour milk or buttermilk and a half teaspoon each of soda and baking powder. It then details a Russian beet soup and borstch recipe, including sourovetz, beef, mutton, chicken, and vegetables, plus a simplified fermentation method. It ends with an Italian spaghetti sauce variation using tomato paste and a meat sauce with ham, onion, celery, and parsley.
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Marlboro
Butterscotch Rolls From Simple Yeast Dough
A recipe for butterscotch rolls uses dry strong cheese substitution and a yeast dough. Ingredients include two yeast cakes milk sugar shortening eggs and four and a half cups flour with steps to scald milk dissolve yeast mix in shortening and sugar eggs then knead let rise twice shape into small rolls and bake in a hot oven about fifteen minutes.
Marionette Pas tor Trail Delights Concord Church School
In Concord the church school replaced its usual exercises with a six scene marionette play Pas tor presented by Ms Stella B Forrest of Fitchburg. The biblical subjects impressed with vivid figures and realistic acting. Stage settings and lighting were artistic and the performance deeply enjoyed by church members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Stella B. Forrest
Fitchburg
Church School
Tokyo Exports Outlook Dampens while Air Races Prep Soars
In Tokyo April trade data shows a mixed outlook with exports likely to fall versus 1992, while some iron industry restrictions rise. Foreign trade for the first two months reports a $26.23 million surplus, up 27 percent. Meanwhile Chicago hosts the American Air Races from July 1 to 4 attracting about 27,000 pilots and mechanics to a four day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
Japan
Chicago
Department of Comm Censes
Assabet Country Club Opens Amid Improvements
The Assabet Country Club on the Maynard Stow line opens with renovated facilities. Tennis courts hosted weekend matches as staff and workers completed winter improvements, drawing local patrons and praise for the visible results.
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Assabet Country Club
Assabet
Maynard.Stow
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