Services for Stow Woman
Mrs. Alice L. Priest 78 widow of Charles H. Priest died suddenly Monday at her home on Great Road Stow born in Wayland daughter of Frank and Ellerie Thompson she had lived in Stow 53 years She was a member of Union Evangelical Church Survived by three sons Harold J Claude and Howard Priest two daughters Margaret Edna and Lou Priest a sister Mrs Strude Evers 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral was Wednesday at Union Evangelical Church with Rev Robert B Dempsey Interment Oaks Cemetery Stow Call hours were held Tuesday at her home Arrangements by Fowler Funeral Service Maynard
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Stow
Alice L. Priest
Charles H. Priest
Great Road
Wayland
Frank Hana Ellerie (Heard)ompson
Kionangelical Church
Ace Boeske
Maynard
Ken Priest
Sudbury
Strude Evers
Hopedale
Tee
Union Evangelical Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Oaksine Cemetany
Fowler Funeral Service
Massachusetts Collectors and Treasurers Meet Highlights
Mrs Ethel A Davis Acton among attendees at a Boston luncheon of the Massachusetts Collectors and Treasurers Association where tax commissioner Long spoke. Middlesex Extension Service offers a furniture refinishing class at Congregational church South Acton on four dates from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm enrollment is limited call Mrs Cleon Phelps Acton 91 12. The federal budget has risen from 4 billion to 42 billion dollars and federal employees from 600 thousand to 2 million in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel A. Davis
Massausetts Collectors and Treasure Association
Boston
Long
Middlesex Extension Service
South Acre
Congregational Church
Cleon Phelps
Acton
Federi
Sudbury Mill in Operation Since 1677
Sudbury's Stearns Mill on Dutton road, active since 1677, preserves its granite foundations and hand hewn beams. Once a grist and sawmill, it now produces wooden boxes and lobster barrels, with Mr. Stearns, 81, welcoming visitors to the historic site.
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Sudbury
First National
Stearns Mill
Dutton Road
William A. Stearns
Stearns
Massachusetts
Party for minstrel cast in Immaculate Conception hall
Marlboro residents will host a party tonight in Immaculate Conception school hall for Teen-Agers minstrel show cast members. The event celebrates the young parish performers who recently staged the program.
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Marlboro
Immaculate Conception
Sudbury Seniors Return From Washington Weeklong Trip
Thirteen Sudbury High School seniors spent a week in Washington D C with a Philadelphia stop to tour Independence Hall Valley Forge and 20 federal sites including the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. They met officials such as Senator Lodge Assistant Secretary Hutchinson and Albert Gase and rode the Senate Subway before heading to New York City for Radio City Music Hall Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty visits.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
Valley Forge
Capitol
Henry Cairn ¥ Lodge, Jr
Hutchinson
Albert Gase
National Grange
Senate
Washington
New York City
Gettysburg
Apri Zist
Growp
Big City
Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
L. Roy Hawes
Sudbury School Committee
Janet Bogle
Bridegroom’s prank backfires as car is stolen for wedding
Murfreesboro police say a young groom hid his car to deter pranksters. It was stolen from the hiding place, driven to the public square, decorated, and issued two illegal parking tickets. The note also mentions jockey Sammy Palumbo winning 524 races at Charlestown track from 1938 to 1949.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
U.P
Sammy Palumbo
Charlestown
W. Va
Acton To Aid Salvation Army Appeals Set At 700
Acton residents will receive Salvation Army solicitation by mail and volunteer canvassing door to door. The local quota is 700 dollars. The committee includes Lowell H Cram as general chairman and Horace F Tuttle as treasurer with several Acton Center South and East Acton members. The sponsoring committee names Charles E Bartlett William Cameron Walter Cook Mrs J Henry Engman and others.
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Acton
Salvation Army
Lowell H Cram
Horace F Tuttle
Walter B. Stevens
Acton Center
Kenneth T. Blood
North Acton
William R. Rawister
South Acton
Ellis C. Johnson
East Acton
H. Stuart MacGregor
West Acton
Charles E. Bartlett
William Cameron
Walter M. Cook
J. Henry Engman
William B. Feely
Arthur H. Furbush
Raymond A. Gallant
Paul P. Gates
Harold A. Merriam
Whitman Pearson
David W. Thompson
Detective Judy Towler Solves Disguise Blunder
In Danville Virginia detective Judy Towler notes a plastic nose disguise failed when a husband could not enter his home after wearing it. The humorous incident highlights the nose as a memorable disguise misstep.
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Danville
U. P
Judy Towler
Central Mass Veterans Association Meeting Set May 18
The Central Massachusetts Veterans Association will hold a meeting in Southboro town hall on Thursday evening May 18. Directors of Veterans Services and Veterans Agents from area towns will attend, welcomed by Southboro officials and Veterans Agent John H. Burke. Ira W. Joubert, Marlboro Veterans Services Director, will lead the business session. A State Veterans Services official is expected to speak on veterans and dependents issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Central
Massachusetts
Veterans’ Service Officers Association
Veterans’ Services
Veterans
Board of Selectmen
John H. Burke
Ira W. Joubert
Marlboro
State Commissioner of
Assembly
Sudbury Man Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Henry E. Webster of Concord road South Sudbury is a patient at Melrose Hospital after being stricken with a heart attack at his office. His condition is reported as favorable. Parker Stiles vacationed in Rochester New York visiting sister Mrs William S Edgerly and brother in law William S Edgerly. He toured the Eastman Kodak plant and shore of Lake Ontario with visits at Rochester. Alden V Roberts celebrated his 23rd birthday April 18 at a dinner with his parents Mr and Mrs Michael Hriniak. Mrs Henry Eaton hosted a Friday Bridge Club meeting last Friday welcoming Mrs Charles H Way who has been ill lately and Mrs Eric Tucker attended as guest.
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Henry E. Webster
Concord Road
South Sudbury
Melrose Hospital
Parker Stiles
Rochester
New York
William S. Edgerly
Eastman Kodak
Lake Ontario
Alden V. Roberts
Michael Hriniak
Henry Eaton
Church Street
Bridge Club
Charles H. Way
Eric Tucker
Acton Scout Troop 1 Sponsors Town Food Sale
Committees for the town wide food sale sponsored by Acton Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts are listed for three locations. In South Acton Mrs Ed Fullenton Mrs Thomas Wetherbee and Mrs Richard Low den oversee the sale at Huntoons Flower Shop Main street South Acton. In West Acton Mrs James Wilson and Mrs Allie Hall run the sale at the West Acton Baptist church. In the Center the sale takes place at the town hall with Mrs J Henry Engman and Mrs Robert Woodbine in charge.
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Acton
South Acton
Ed Fullenton
Thomas Wetherbee
Richard Lowden
Huntoon’s
Main Street
West Acton
James Wilson
Allie Hall
West Acton Baptist Church
Town Hall
J. Henry Engman
Robert Woodbine
West Virginia’s 381 mountains exceed 2000 feet near Charleston
Charleston area features 381 mountains over 2000 feet, marking a notable topographic detail about West Virginia. The count highlights the state’s rugged landscape and notable high peaks surrounding Charleston.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Miss Moynihan Delegates Framingham Teachers to State Meet
Miss Anne M. Moynihan of Maynard Road served as the Framingham Teachers Association delegate to the 39th annual meeting and luncheon of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation at the Hotel Statler on Saturday April 22. Speakers included Dr. John J. Desmond Jr. the State Commissioner of Education and Dr. Abrams L. Sacher president of Brandeis University.
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Anne M. Moynihan
Maynard Road
Framingham Teachers Association
Massachusetts Teachers Federation
Hotel Statler
John J. Desmond Jr
Abrams L. Sacher
Brandeis University
Hanson absolved in Concord case
Voyle M Hanson of Marlboro was found not guilty in District Court of reckless driving arising from a collision between his 1950 fully loaded 30,000 pound trailer oil truck owned by Hudson Transportation Co and Daniel Silva’s car in Concord Turnpike at 5 45 a m. The defense argued Silva’s car drifted and turned left into the truck as it passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Voyle M. Hanson
Forest Street
Marlboro
Pierre Northrup
Daniel Silva
Lowell
Atty
Fred L. Williams
Hanson
Concord Turnpike
Sudbury Road
Silva
The
Hudson Transportation Co
Thieves Target Pioneer Crutch Co Plant In Two Burglaries
Police investigate a spate of burglaries at the Pioneer Crutch and Cane Company plant in Willoughby Ohio. In two months thieves have broken in twice and stolen 13 pairs of crutches, perplexing investigators.
Buffet Repast Served After Business Meeting
A buffet repast will be served at the conclusion of the business meeting.
Southboro Supper Social Highlighted by Local Auxiliary
A social event organized by Fay Post and the Auxiliary of Community quarters featured a communal meal. Attendees from the by Auxiliary and local groups gathered at the cone bridge area for fellowship and shared joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Ambiguous OCR Snippet Reflects Military Assignment Notes
Fragmentary text describes an air unit assignment and personnel references. Mentions Maribo elli U S Air, Japan, and Mounty Hills with unclear context and doge-like phrases. No clear event or outcome to confirm.
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Anderson & Wood
Tel
Modern
5 Sparklers
Grove
Anna Maria College Guild
Miriam Hall
Harold Walcott
Frank Walker
John Murray
Lexington
Gunnar Johnson
Nancy Moriarty
Paul F. Shaughnessy
Irwin Seifert
Framingham
Guild
Eleanor McDonald
Joseph McDermott
Waltham
Hazers
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Zdenek Fierlinger
Manny’s
Hudson
Art Churchill
Tom
Tess
Manny
Normandie Restaurant For Information Call
Central Mass
Vets Assn
Southboro Town Hall
Moynihan
Voyle Hanson
Northrup
Ernest To
Cone Bridge
Mariboelli
U. S. Air
Japan
Paganelli
Jefferson
Sali
Boudoir
Irey
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