Maynard Died After Operation In Concord
Mrs. William Wehkoja died at Deaconess hospital in Concord Saturday noon at 1 o clock following an operation. Born in Finland she was 33 years old and survived by her husband three children and her mother in Finland. A Socialist society funeral was held at her home on Valnut street and conducted by Otto Fonsel with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Bernard Smith Gardner and Fred Killerby of Winchendon spent Sunday with the Killerbys.
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Wehkoja
William Wehkoja
Concord
Finland
Socialist Society
The Home Beautiful Furnishings Ad
An elegant home goods advertisement praising cosy corners and delicate furniture. It highlights mission wood effects and hand some woods with fine workmanship designed to arouse enthusiasm. Aiming for small expense and refined parlor effects.
Fireless Cooker Advertisement Claim
An ad claims users of a fireless cooker can save enough on fuel in one season to cover the cooker cost. It promises better cooking from domestic science tests and a cooler kitchen in summer, with labor reduced by half. It invites readers to try the cooker at the advertiser’s expense.
Osgood Sermons Continue Grace of Charity Series
Congregational meeting house hosts Rev. A Merrill Osgood delivering the third sermon in The Grace of Charity series at 10:45 on Sunday. An open air meeting is planned for 6 PM on Methodist church grounds with announced soloists and speakers. Midweek devotional Wednesday at 7:45 features The Singers and Their Songs and gospel hymn writers. Several local residents enjoyed Nantasket beach this Sunday in bracing air.
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A. Merrill Osgood
Methodist Church
A. M. Osgood
Community remembers Agnes O'Neill and family
The message expresses gratitude from James J. Moynihan and John J. O'Neill for the support of friends neighbors and workers of the Ameri can Powder Co during Agnes O'Neills last illness and death.
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L. A
American Powder Co
James J. Moynihan
John J. O'Neill
Agnes O'Neill
Sudbury And Area Notes On Visits And Vacations
Rev Ida Hultin has a telephone installed at her home. Miss Sample returns after a long vacation. Miss Hattie Parmenter enjoys two weeks vacation. Richard B. Oliver and family go to Nan tasket summer cottage. Mr and Mrs Carroll of Washington DC stay with William Baldwin. Harold Bowen and wife and Miss Ruth Peary visit relatives. Miss Angie Bent attends the Florence Oliver wedding at Maynard. Mrs Cillian Hunt returns from seashore vacation. Chas Kenyon and family plan vacating in town affecting W M Parmenter’s store.
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Mrs. Carroll
Washington, D. C
William Baldwin
Harold Bowen
Ruth Peary
Portland
Angie Bent
Florence Oliver
Maynard
Cillian Hunt
Chas, Kenyon
Cl Rks
W. M Parmenter
South Sudbury Update on Mrs Nelson and Maynard Family Trip
Mrs C F Nelson improved under electrical treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital and shows health gains. Mrs H T Maynard and her family plan to stay with sister Mrs Bellyea in Brookline while Dr and Mrs Bellyea are away on an extended vacation.
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C. F. Nelson
Mass. Gen. Hospital
H. T. Maynard
Brookline
Bellyea
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Guests
Edward Litzenberger of Cunning ham has been stopping with the White family. Frank B. Gerry and family attended the wedding of Miss Adams, a cousin, at Waltham last week. Albert Hosmer is at the Hosmer home with his trade. Mrs. Dwight Dean has been spending a few days with her son at Northampton. Miss Nellie and Miss Minnie Corcoran of Jamaica Plain were guests of H. E. Rice’s last week.
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Frank B. Gerry
Dwight Dean
Northampton
Nellie
Minnie Corcoran
Jamaica Plain
H.E. Rice
Pomona Picnic Attendees Named From Grange Circle
Local Grange representatives gathered at the Borough Pomona picnic at Lake Chauncy last week. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rice, Dwight Dean and Mrs. Dean, and Mrs. Clara B. Ferden, the wise.
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Grange
Pomona
Lake Chauncy
S. D. Perry
J. 8. Rice
Dwight Dean
U-N-O motor boat launched by Arthur White
Arthur White launched the U-N-O motor boat Monday night. The vessel performed well, made good speed, and marked Great Pond as its first motor boat site. It will later be transferred to Lake Boon.
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Arthur White
Great Pond
Lake Boon
Sudbury Team Falls 11 to 1 at Boston
Baseball match in Boston saw Sudbury lose 11 to 1 against the home side, a rematch after Sky had won 12 to 1 in a prior game. Boston benefited from two missing regular players.
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Sudbury
Boston
Sky
Methodist Church War Series Ends with Our Present Duty
The last sermon in the series on War with the theme Our Present Duty was delivered Sunday. Special music accompanied the service and scripture reading centered on Matthew.
Damages Sought After Alleged Malicious Dancing Incident
Miss Ginja K Nay a saleslady sues George W Cram in riot court claiming he squeezed her during a dance on August 13 causing her to fall break her ankle suffer shock and faint. She seeks 5705 for direct damages from his alleged violent conduct.
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San Francisco
Ginja K. Nay
George W. Cram
George
Nay
Cram
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Bernard Smith
Gardner
Fred Killerby
Winchendon
Joseph Killerby
Union Summer Services
James J. Ledgard
John
Thomas Sweeney
Grace
Mary Kelly
Margaret
William O’brien
Patrick Mullin
Nantasket Beach
Haynes
A. T. Haynes
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Pullman
Ida Hultin
Miss Sample
Richard B. Oliver
Nantasket
South
Edward Litzenberger
U-N-O
Baseball News
Nason Street
Massachusetts
Chil ‘S Underwear Co Sn
Arrow Brand
Wes
Eee
Supply CO
Nason St
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