Riot and Klan Activity Persist in Sudbury and Ashland
Last night in Sudbury a repeated clash involving Klansmen and opponents drew police by motorcycle and left five shot and about four-score arrested. In Ashland a subsequent Klan meeting drew 150 members with state police on standby. Framingham surgeons planned buckshot removal and bullet search for two injured youths from the Sudbury riot.
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Acore
Cace
Iongfeliow
Libbey
Ashland
DB. Barrows
Tur
Southboro
Sherborn
Beaupre
Foley
Bradley
Sudbury
Framingham Hospital
Lothrop Rites and Local Notes From Marlboro Home
Obituary notes Frank B. Lothrop of South Acton dies at 74 after a life in the ferry business and Florida winters. Family ties include wife Mary Richardson Curtis and daughter Mary Haskell Lothrop. Other items mention residents’ vacations, a painted High School flagpole, and local notices from Marlboro with names like Pat Brewin and Alice Carville.
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Frank
Lothrop
Frank B. Lothrop
South Acton
Charles and
Mary Richardson Lothrop
Ferrie
Henry O. Lothrop
Chariton City
Annie Haskell
Garland
Maine
Mary Haskell Lothrop
Mary Richardson Curtis
Jesse Richardson
Mr. Lothrop
Emery D. Lothrop
Frank C. Lothrop
Milford
Caroline E. Stearns
Alvin Murson Lothrop
Florida
Local Visits and Household News Across Towns
Mrs De Morgen visits South Acton while Mrs Itie and family in Watertown share tales with J P Pletcher's parents Mr and Mrs J Pletcher. Rev and Mrs R Parker return from a pleasant week at The North Field in East Northfield where W C Crosby also lives. Mrs A L Andrews travels to South Harpen after weeks with Mrs L A Case on Main Street.
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de Morgen
Itie
Main St. Watertown
J. P. Pletcher
Poesionhole
R . Parker
Northfield
East Northfield
Mass
W. .C. Crosby
Main Street
A. L. Andrews
South Harpene
L. A. Case
Acton School Committee Requires Age Proof for New Pupils
At a recent Acton school committee meeting it was voted that pupils entering public schools for the first time must show attested proof of their age. The committee aims to build a valuable record system for future years. It also seeks to adopt Standing Rules Article 1, noting children must be six to enter unless six by January first after September opening, with superintendent approval.
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Acton Ft
Acton Public Schools
Community Notes From Acton and Nearby Visits
Lawrence Tucker returns from hospital and heads toward recovery. The Mansirs spend the weekend with daughter Mrs. B. W. Sylvia. Gertrude Stiles visits relatives in Fitzwilliam New Hampshire. Marjorie and Eleanor Jones stay in Troy New Hampshire for the week. Several families travel in a group to Unity Maine for a week. A special meeting of Acton Fair chairmen is set for August 13 at 8 o'clock in Community House Acton.
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Lawrence Tucker
Frank Mansir
B. W. Sylvia
Gertrude Stiles
Fitzwilliams
N. H
Marjorie
Eleanor Jones
Troy
Acton Fair
Community Louse
Acton
Fears
Otis J
Elizabeth Beverly
Harold E. McClurg
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ACE
Bryant‘ Stratton Commercial School
Egins Connie
Back Bay
J.W. Blaisdell
Boylston St
Arlington St
Boston
Hird Street
Maynard
Concord St
Maynard Country Club
Niel Jensen
Hird Stret
Timothy Sullivan
Julia McCarthy
Howe Street
Louis Gouchier
Marlboro
Dedham
John O'Connell
Harold Jenkins
Marlboro Junction
Thomas McGee
Street
Pat Brewin
Burke Drug Co
1 Harbor
Pat
Marboro
Migg
Alice Carville
Marlboro Electric Office
Marshfield
Jesse C. Reynolds
George Hayward
Gorton
John
Hazel Reynolds
Lillian Morrison
Virginia Gorton
Unity
H. Gibbs
Pigeon Cove
C. L
South Act
Well
Pine Acre
BE. W. Sylvia
Partyaig Bers
Éatima
Hurley
Tobin
Georgette Coat
Coats
Witel
Lewerte
Olteel Eh
Nason
Nason Street
Caran
Neefeison
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