Stow Garden Club plans memorial and fall meeting
The Stow Garden Club met August 3 at Mrs H Leeming's Sudbury Road home with fifteen members. They planned a memorial for late member Mrs H S Bartholomew and discussed the Concord Flower Show. The next meeting, September 7 at Mrs Francis Warren's Crescent Street, will feature a flower arrangement discussion with members bringing table centerpieces. Mrs Lymberg of Boxboro will act as judge. Californians own 2 958 376 passenger autos compared with 2 237 735 in New York. New York’s population exceeds California’s by about 3 500 000.
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Stow
Stow Garden Club
H. Leeming
Sud‘bury Road
H. S. Bartholomew
Stanton
Concord
Garden Club
Francis Warren
Crescent, Street
Lymberg
Boxboro
New York
California
Truck Stolen From Mitchell Buyer Hours After Purchase
Noah Coleman, of Mitchell Indiana, reports his new half ton pickup was stolen from in front of his home within hours of the purchase. He describes the loss as especially painful and seeks help finding the vehicle and culprit.
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Mitchell
Ind
U.P
Noah Coleman
Weekly Winners at Lake Boon Roller Rink
The Lake Boon Roller Club posts last week results with Ann Leger and Chester Legere of Maynard winning ladies and men divisions respectively. Couples winners were Barbara Castrilli of Maynard and Harold Bloomer of Watertown. Judges were Henry Clark Buddy Clark and Jack Ahern. A club meeting follows for members tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Boon
Ann Leger
Mayard
Chester Legere
Maynart
Barbara Castrilli
Maynard
Harold Bloomer
Watertown
Henry
Buddy Clark
Jack A’hearn Tall
Lake
Acton Guests of Deane Family Over Weekend
House guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Deane of South Acton included Mr and Mrs James L Deane and son Gad of Clifton New Jersey Mr and Mrs Lowell Smith and son of Glen Aubrey New York Miss Gladys Carver of Witness Point New York and Mr and Mrs Glen Smith of Clifton New Jersey Buy Victory Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Deane
South Acton
James L. Deane
Gad
Clifton, N. J
Lowell Smith and Well, Jr
Glen Aubrey
Gladys Carver
Wiitnes Point
N. Y
Glen Smith
Clifton, N. A
Concord-Company H. 18 and Infantry Returns From Camp Edwards
Concord Massachusetts infantry company H. 18 and infantry unit returns to the Concord State Armory after two weeks at Camp Edwards. The unit brings 76 enlisted men and five officers with strong non commissioned leadership. Recruits excelled in range drills and machine gun training. several recruits placed in the top 100 of a competition. Governor Bradford attended a review and buffet, with twelve veterans chosen for the Honor Guard.
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Concord
M.N.G
Concord State Armory
Camp Edwards
Donald Lihscott
Lyle Shelley
Maurice L. Dee
Richard ’ Colleton
Algo
Tech
Harold. Freeman
Sam. Freeman
Ram
Phil Toads
Ieee E. Gts
Harms
Joe McBreen
John Weir
John J. Bent
Harold Freeman
Cutler
Weir
McBreen
Sam Freeman
Falmouth Beach
Comcord
Alb
Stow Mr and Mrs Hunter Celebrate 26th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Diancey Hunter of a Ceemadale Road celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary on Tuesday August 3 with greetings from friends and relatives. The group includes Mrs Venda Saari and two sons Charles and Edward, joined by Mrs Irene Pouevet and her daughter Noreen of Boxboor Road for a day trip to Benson Animal Farm in Hudson New Hampshire. Mrs Donovan is on a weekly vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diancey Hunter
Ceemadale Road
Venda Saari
Charles
Edward
Irene Pouevet
Noreen
Boxboor Road
Benson
Hudson
New Hampshire
Donovan
Stow lawn party and band concert draw large crowd
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8074 and auxiliary sponsored a Friday evening event on Stow Lower Village Common. A large crowd enjoyed prizes including a radio won by Miz Be Hanslip of Gleasondale, doll carriage and bicycle parades with multiple prize recipients, and a mother and baby act. The band concert concluded the program amid brisk sales of food and refreshments.
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Stow
Veterans ‘of Foreign ‘Wars Post 8074
Miz, BE
Hanslip
Gleasondale
Judith Dexter
Eugene’ Dexter
Great Road
Wanhatalo
Shirley
Sandra
John Wanhatalo
Red Acre Road
Noreen . Donovan
Irene Donovan
Ayba Road
Dexter
Hadith Dexter
R Nnery
Mrs. Tobin
Maynard
Local Social News Highlights From New England Trips
Sudbury society members share travels with Mrs Frank F Gerry and Mrs oe a Wood enjoying a short stay in Alton Bay New Hampshire. The Fredericks Olsons returned from a July vacation at Truro. Professor and Mrs Stuart Edgerly will spend August at Ocean Park Maine. Mrs Hazel Milken-Rollins and Mrs William Tufts plan weeks at Oak Grove Inn Boothbay Harbour. Henry Maynard hosts a Fly Bridge Club event with Mrs Charles H Way winning first prize and Mrs George J RaySe taking the consolation.
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Stuart Edgerly Will
Ocean Park
Maine
Hazel _ Mil§een-Rollins
William Tufts
Oak Grove Inn
Boothbay Harbour
Henry
Maynard
Charles H Way
George J Ray- Se
Local residents take weekend trip to Maine and nearby areas
Mrs Ralph Piper of South Acton vacationing at Moussa cton Maine. Ethel Fulonton South Acton Mrs Arthur Wayne and fs Burton Wayne all motored to New the past weekend. Mrs Donald Sever Penshier Carol have gun their vacation Three Mile Island N mt of Rural El administration bor re rural electric co op.
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Ralph Piperine
South Acton
Moussacton, ‘Maine
Ethel
Fulonton
South
Acton
Arthur, Wayne
Burton Wayne
Donald Sever
Penshier Carol
Three Mile Island, N
Mt of
Borre Rural Electric Co-Op
Sudbury PTA Playground Sessions Feature Archery and crafts
Parents and friends joined the Sudbury PTA closing program at Centre School. Grades 1-3 presented singing games and a toy orchestra. students displayed handwork including penwipers, bookmarks, and leather crafts. Archery shoot led by William Long crowned Blake Foster, Curtis Harding, and Carl Burland as top scorers.
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Sudbury
the Sudbury
PTA
Centre School
Margaret Moir
Nancy McDonald
Curtis Garfield
Blake Foster
Red Cross
Frances Johnston
Carl Burland
Lloyd Bancroft
William Long
Joan Harding
Barbara Widdows
Wanda Forbes
Peter Kidwell
Baird Pittman
Mary Jane Graves
Curtis Harding
Curtis
Carl
Dorothy Hawes
Patty
Liyod
Fred Bancroft
Jean
Peggy Briggs
Funeral for Maynard Woman Held in Finland Ties
Funeral services were held for 69 year old JJ Maynard yq paa who died after a brief illness at Person Hospital. She lived in Maynard and had worked about 45 years. She is survived by Wainionpaa Laila Damona Koshinen Annie Autio and Mrs all of Maynard and a grandchild.
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Maynard
Paa
Myerson Hospital
Finland
Hadl
Laila Damona Koshinen
Annie Autio
All of
Maynard Y
Special invitation sent for Acton All-1 event lead
A dated notice from Massachusetts officials invites all interested parties to a special event led by Professor Tuttle of the state. The exact location referenced is Canning Peg Acton All 1 near Main Street.
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Acton
Main Street
Fessor Tuttle of
Massachusetts
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Hasal
Czechoslovakia
Calech
West
U. S
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Cape
Yor
Finast
Ae the
Valencia
Mesh
Betty Alden
Baily
First National
Seal A
BBC
Aunce Foc
Frank F. Gerry
Oea Wood
Alton Yao New Hamp‘shire
Frederick Olsons
Truro
Elmwood Farm
Anne Salo Koski
Parker Street
Alan
Salo-Simon
Mayalla
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