Sudbury Notes and Local Events Highlight Busy Weekend
Sudbury residents rallied for the Boston team at a village gathering while Mechodis group hosted a wine event. Local officials announced four World War II service appreciation certificates. Families headed to the New York World's Fair and World’s Fair attendance figures were noted. Sudbury Men’s Club and Scout troops shared a camp supper at Camp Resolute. Two dogs were killed by cars on Concord Road near the post office amid crossing hazards in late afternoon traffic.
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Ladies Aid Society
Unuren
Wineverry
Sudbury
William Pride
First National
South Sudbury
Mirs
Charles R. Capon
Budbury Red Cross
Grove
Arthur R. Howe
Henry G. Horton
Charnes Shack
Alvin.s. Brad‘shaw
Red Cross
Carlton W. Ellins
Post Road
Three’ Mile Island
Lake Winnepesauke
Capon
Clark
iConcord Road
Sunday Services and Reading Room at Concord Church of Christ Scientist
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord announces Sunday service at 10 45 am and Sunday School at 10 45 am. Testimonial Meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 pm. Reading Room hours 2 to 6 pm weekdays except holidays. Lesson Sermon titled Spirit to be read world wide on August 11 features Psalms 143 10 Isaiah 45 5 6 and Science and Health quoted text.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Leavitt Visits Acton Family Amid Local Car Crash
Mrs. Jeanette M. Leavitt of Portsmouth New York visits nephews Alfred B Harris Ray L Harris and families. A parked car on Route 111 near Hosmer Street was hit by an oil truck driven by George H Farteer of Shirley. The car suffered major damage while the truck’s impact caused minor damage to the truck. Driver Harry Hausman 39 Rosedale Street Dorchester received spinal injury treatment at the scene and was later moved to Emergen Hospital for observation. Chief Michael Foley investigated.
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Jeanette M. Leavitt
Portsmouth
New York
David Harris
Alfredb
Ray
L. Harris
Route 111
Hosmer Street
Harry Hausman
Rosedale Street
Dorchester
George H. Farteer
Hazen
Shirley
Hausman
Randolph
Piper
Con
Emergen
Harmer
Michael Foley
Concord notices and vacations span region reports
Local residents list summer holidays from Concord and nearby towns. Patrolmen Frederick NII and James Jr are on leave. families travel to Rhode Island New York and Vermont. Veterans and civic groups plan events while firemen drill and fields host gun club days in August.
West Concord Car Dinals Fall to Burlington in Sunday Tilt
The West Concord Car Dinals lost 7-3 to Burlington Town Team on the latter’s diamond. Lefty Jack Waldroup’s southpaw slants overwhelmed the locals. Danforth W. Comins Jr. of Barnes Hill road advances to the Maynarg Country Club championship semi final. Manager Stevie Flannery announces the Rep Otis M Whitney baseball club of Concord will host a night game at Woonsocket against Club Marquette in the state semi pro tourney era. Johny Lehto or Georgie Johnson expected to start the hurling assignment.
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West Concord Cardinals
Burlington
Jack Waldroup
Danforth W. Comins Jr
Barnes Hill Road
Maynarg Country Club
Stevie Flannery
Otis M. Whitney
Concord
Marlboro
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Marquette
Johny Lehto
Georgie Johnson
Acton Church to Host Lawn Supper Saturday Evening
The Ladies Circle of the Acton Evangelical Congregational church plans a supper on the church lawns Saturday at 6 30 PM If rain occurs the event moves indoors to the church Russell Hartwell of Central street was taken to the hospital Monday for observation and treatment
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Acton Evangelical Congregational Church
Russell Hartwell
Central Street
Maynard Sport Corner on Local Athletes and Early Retirements
Local athletes retire young, with many stars leaving baseball, basketball, and track before 25. Paul Kendra of Fitchburg remains active with Independent Lock Co. Softball, while veterans Johnny Lehto and Joe Kulden still compete. Youth diversion to recreation is urged for civilian welfare.
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al Cowles
Diamond Stars
Focal
Paul Kendra
Fitchburg
Lincoln Mohawks
Joe Kulden
Joe
Holy Name Club
United Co op rewards local firm to remodel Maynard store
The United Cooperative Society awarded a contract to Ernest B. Johnson to remodel its Main street Maynard store. A. N. Rivers says the work will be done with local labor and the store will stay open during renovations expected to take three to four months. Patrons are urged to cooperate to minimize inconveniences while maintaining Co op service quality.
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Maynard
United Co-operative Society
Ernest B. Johnson
A. N.rivers
United Co-op
Dg@ocess
Markélg
V F W Auxiliary Whist Winners Named At Review
The V F W auxiliary weekly whist party last Friday awarded prizes to Eva Evers Mary Gillefrey Alice Murphy and several others including Mrs Adams Mrs Ethel Thane Mrs Murphy Gertrude Tucker Elizabeth Kopp Graham and Catherine Bariteau. Doc prize went to Mrs Tucker and bingo prizes to Murphy Thane Eva Evers Mary Gilleney Owen Franklin Gertrude Tucker Elizabeth Hayes and Elizabeth Reid. A new party is scheduled for Friday night.
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V.F.W
Eva Evers
Mary. Gillefrey
Alice Murphy
Adams
Ethel Thane
Murphy
Gertrude Tucker
Elizabeth Kopp
Graham
Catherine Bariteau
Doc
Mary Gilleney
Owen Franklin
Elizabeth Hayes
Elizabeth Reid
Local visits list Sunday travelers and guests
Mrs William Lawrence plans a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs Oscar Fosberg in Arlington. H Stuart MacGregor and family return from a two weeks at Haines cottage Fort Pond Littleton. Mr and Mrs Preston F Kibbe Westbury Long Island return from White Mountains and stay with Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson Willow Street. John Anderson Milton Locke and friends spent a day at Wells Beach Maine.
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William Lawrence
Arlington Street
Oscar Fosberg
Arlington
H. Stuart MacGregor
Haines
Fort Pond
Littleton
Preston F Kibbe
Westbury
Long Island
White Mountains
Carl Anderson
Willow Street
John Anderson
Milton Locke
Wells Beach
Maine
Actoy School Secretary Plans Oklahoma Trip with Strack Family
The secretary at Actoy school schedules a Wednesday test and a trip to Oklahoma with Mrs Charles Strack of N bury and her two children. The Strack family plans to visit several states visiting forestry places. The Jones will return the last August.
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Actoy School
Oklahoma
Charles Strack
N Bury
Strack
Oklahom
We Jones
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