Effie Temple Chandler Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs. Effie Temple Chandler wife of Henry Chandler U S Navy chief yeoman passed away this morning at her home after a long illness. Survived by son Frederick and Miss Barbara Temple Tucker two sisters Mrs. Ernest A Temple and Miss Josephine Temple. Funeral at First Baptist Church at 2:30 PM with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Gage Funeral Home director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie (Temple
Henry Chandler
A. S. Navy
Margaret Temple
First Church
Tucker
Frederick
Barbara FE. Tucker
Ernest A
Josephine Temple
Lailboro
First Baptist Church
Gage Funeral
Aplewood
Sumner C. Gage
Tempers Rise After Evening Storm In Worcester
A violent electrical storm swept Worcester yesterday evening. Lightning struck a barn and caused people to seek shelter, but no injuries or major damage were reported. Boston’s weather showed a high of 90 degrees and a low humidity, with clouds and a shift in wind from the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
Worcester
Boston
Hough
Mystery of Tomorrow trip planned by Marlboro lodge
The annual Marlboro mystery group will meet tomorrow at Odd Fellows hall. Members will depart at 6 PM with basket lunches. D Walker, master, assists Mrs Annie Marshall and Ellie Underwood with arrangements.
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Marlboro
Odd Fellows Hall
D Walker
Annie Marshall
Ellie Underwood
Auxiliary Nominations at Legion Meet Tonight
Auxiliary to Herbert F. t American Legion holds a 8 30 PM meeting in Grand with Mrs Violet Fahey presiding and nominating officers for the group.
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Herbert Ft
American Legion
Violet Fahey
Return of Mrs Bullock and children to Newton street
Mrs Bullock and children, Edward A, returned on Newton Street after a trip to the West. They covered miles on the journey.
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Edward A
Bullock
Carol
Newton
Regal feature reminder on Close Ave
Fragmentary note mentions a regal feature on Close Avenue and a reminder related to a business. Details are unclear but the text centers on Close Avenue and a non-barber context for a public reminder.
Wife of Noe Egizi Dies at St Vincent's
Marlboro Mrs Pellegrina Egizi aged 62 wife of Noe Egizi of 20 Jefferson street died at St Vincent's hospital Worcester after a three week illness. Born in Italy she lived here 26 years and belonged to Mount Carmel Society and Daughters of Italy. Funeral from home Thursday with requiem Mass at St Anne's church burial in Immaculate Conception cemetery.
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Marlboro
Pellegrina Egizi
Noe Egizi
Jefferson Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Worcester
Italy
Egizi
Mount Carmel Society
Daughters of Italy
Angelo Biondi
Edward Biondi
St. Anne’s Church
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
John J. Brown
Stadelmans Host Family Weekend Guests in Marlboro Area
Mr and Mrs Joseph Stadelman of Brockton were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Augustus Stadelman on Huntington Avenue. Mrs George L Bigelow of 22 Pleasant Street returned home yesterday after an operation at Marlboro Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stadelman
Brockton
Augustus Stadelman
Huntington Avenue
George L Bigelow
Pleasant Street
Marlboro Hospital
Myrna Loy Childhood Ranch Life Leads To Screen Fame
Montana childhood playgrounds of Myrna Loy shaped her path from Helena ranches to MGM star. Born August 2 in Helena, she moved to Los Angeles for schooling and dancing before joining MGM. her filmography includes The Thin Man, Evelyn Prentice, Libeled Lady, and many others with stars like Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy.
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Montana
Myrna Loy
Miss Loy
Rudolph Valentino
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer Studios
Helena
Los Angeles
Westlake ‘School For
Valentino
Warner Baxter
Emma
Marie Dressler
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Vanity Fair
Ramon Novarro
Robert Montgomery
Ann Harding
Penthouse
Manhattan
Stamboul Quest
Evelyn Prentice
Columbia
Europe
Rocky Mountains
Hollywood
Metro - Goldwyn Mayer
Spencer Tracy
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Billie Burke
William Powell
Robert Eves
Twentieth Centtury-Fox
Mary
Parnell
Powell
Remembering Good and Preparing for Tomorrow
A reflective meditation on focusing on God good and the Christ message to cultivate daily gratitude. It urges turning from past sorrows, embracing love and spiritual happiness, and recognizing God in all thoughts to dispel fear and welcome peace.
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Whittier
Mary Baker Eddy
Church of Christ
Isaiah
Tomorrrow
The
Chrietian Science Monitor
Highlights on the Life of Laurel and Hardy
The article traces the rise of Laurel and Hardy from their 1927 Hal Roach studio formation to star status in film. It outlines Laurel's London beginnings, early stints in vaudeville, and return to cinema in 1926, alongside Hardy’s Georgia roots, stage work, and Hal Roach partnership. It notes their early short comedies and later features, plus international nicknames in Latin America Europe and beyond.
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Laurel and Hardy
Hal Roach
Hollywood
Stan Laurel
Mn Eet
London
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Laurel
California
Oliver Hardy
Atlanta
Georgia
University of A
Motiys
Audeville
Central
South America
Germany
Switzerland
Helan
Hardy
Norway
Italy
Hollywood Stars and Busy Lives Beyond the Screen
A roundup of film figures engaging in charity, travel, and personal projects. Clark Gable grows a beard for Too Hot to Handle while 1 0 Loy visits Omaha to meet Father Flanagan. Mickey Rooney seeks a yacht to Honolulu. Eleanor Powell returns from San Francisco for a charity show. James Stewart balances home projects with filming. Spencer Tracy assists Bob Watson in Omaha. Judy Garland substitutes for a teammate in Freddie Bartholomew’s football group. Mary Astor moves toward a stage role after Listen Darling. Wallace Beery eyes a new project opening in San Diego. Robert Taylor rides at the Cooper Ranch amid decorating and nautical chart work.
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Clark Gable
Yrna Loy
Father Flanagan
Omaha
Mickey Rooney
Honolulu
Eleanor Powell
San Francisco
James Stewart
John Swope
Spencer Tracy
Little Bobs Watson
Judy Garland
Freddie Bartholomew
Judy Fur
Mary Astor
Ile Siseton
Montez
San Diego
Wallace Beery
Ebsen Aer
Denly
Buddy
Robert Taylor
Big Cooper Ranch
Cleaners edge Columbus Associates 10 8 after late surge
Acton Sunday game highlights a tight finish as the Cleaners rally in the seventh and again in the eighth to overcome Columbus Associates. Key plays include Sheehan and Corbett scoring on timely hits, Iannacone and Segadelli driving in runs, and late runs off Lupo reliever Pallis. White and Cote contributed with decisive hits in the ninth.
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Pallis
Lupo
Cleaners
Moore
White
McNamara
Cote
Cen
Laupien
Hunnefield Lf
Donovan
Maloney
Loftus Rf
Ryane
Sete Ene Pailis
Torre
Tor Abe
Ole
Loftus Lannacone
Sheehan
Hunnifield
Felice
Gingerbread Recipe Note From Rutherford Hobby Page
A fragmented cooking note describes gingerbread as a hobby favorite from Rutherford. It lists ingredients like butter sugar eggs flour soda ginger salt and cinnamon with creaming and baking steps, notebook style. The directions are incomplete but mention wax paper lined pan and a 45 minute bake.
Incomplete lineup details from a baseball game
The fragment describes a play where Cote advanced to third on a single by White while Smith chased the ball to prevent an extra base. The text cuts off as the lineup is listed, leaving the inning or teams undetermined.
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Ter
Cote
White
Smith
Return From State College Cooper Institute Delegation
A group of local youths returned from a week at the Cooper Institute program in Amherst Massachusetts. The attendees from the area included Harold Simila Sirkka French Olga Rudziak Robert McKane Mamie Heikkinen Ale talo Robert Katvala Sylvia Zen Anthony Sebastonowicz and they were hosted by the local United Co operative Society.
Acton Residents Return from Holidays and Travel
South Acton residents report returns from vacations in New Hampshire and vacationing families at Cuttyhunk Buzzard's Bay. Dr Orme L Clark and family are home on Cuttyhunk. Fort Meadow Brook stench and receding waters affect local conditions after heavy rains. Doris Kearns sails from Baltimore on Merchants & Miners Line returning via Boston after visiting Washington.
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Eon Claflin
New Hampshire
Powder Mills
George C Aldwell
School Street
Orme. L. Clark
Buzzard’s Bay
Fort Meadow
Doris Kearns
Prospect Street
Acton
Baltimore
Merchants & Miners Line
Boston
Washington, D.C
Confidence in Confidence: a blurb from Van Amburgh
A short quotation reflects belief in self backed by buoyant spirit of service. The line attributed to Van Amburgh emphasizes inner confidence guiding action. It reads as a motivational snippet.
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van Amburgh
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ST. Vincent's
Vidor
Denham Sound Stage
King Vidor
the Citadel
Robert Donat
Dr. Manson
Ralph Richardson
Dr. Denny
Peak
Sellong
Middlesex Cleanere
Fee Owe Gough
Eeree Tee Smith
Segadellic
Ee Ee
Ee Sen Eae
State College
South Acton
Beauty Box
Bilis
Brendie
Panesepapeas
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