Community notes from Sudbury Street area readers
Local notices list residents and visitors including Walter dei and Mrs Wellday traveling to Pittsburgh. Edward Fearns on Bermuda vacation, Mark Newton from England via Queen Mary, Miss Sealey and Miss Fiorentino visiting relatives. School and church events attend World’s Fair trips, a Marla Indulgence Society outing at New Sudbury, and sports results from a CCC camp and MGA tournament.
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Walter’ Dei
Sudbury Street
West Cornwall
Connecticut
Massachusetts State College
Reserve Officers Corps
H. A. Wellday
Pitteburg
Bevery Rhi
Centrale
Normandie
Stanley Safka
Main Street
Nanny Belle Sealey
Lincoln Street
Camp 4 Winds
Girl Scouts
Plymouth
Constance Fiorentino
Philadelphia
John Provasoli
New Hampshire
Maine
Charles A. Stockbridge
The
Assabet Mills
John Lydon
di Indulgence Societies of and Concord
New Sudbury
Gates
Adh
Joe Wojtkiewicz
C.C.C
Athol
St. Bridget's
St. Cadmir’s
Bill Croft
M.G
Sandy
Burr G. C
Wayland
W. H. Sampson
Acton
Katherine Borowoka
Westford
Anthonia Columbo
Waltham Street
Chester Sawyer
Newfound Lake
N. H
Varied Outing and Events Highlight Hometown News
A Vermont camping trip marks the Bp Carnal St Severn eo program with fishing and boating as Mrs Jennie Cheslak leads a varied set. Miss Sophie Denisonteh trains next month at a cottage. Mrs Alric French Lake Thifecay hosts evening events with Mirevick and others. The World’s Fair trip plans include a no air meet and a talent show tonight at Par Metreet hall with Mary Pyszka and Florence Han among performers.
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Carnal St
Severn
Jennie Cheslak
M x
Messacina
Vermont
Saynard
Sopnie Denisonteh
Alric French
Lake Thifecay
Mirevick
Wheen
Howe
Merheothut
Par Metreet Hall
Mary Pyszka
Kasonis
Dawson
Eevee
Wart'aro
Giana
Ilena Society
Ice Week Aid
Mre
Gerald Tierney
Mires
Walter Tierney
York
Auxiliary Part Age Ad Hoc Meeting List Names
A fragment lists attendees and names including Mee McCarthy Ida Brobdks Adams Alice Mirphy Courlan Margaret Kelley Lizabe Florence Tibbets Mary Mrs Pittgerald and May Boothtoy. Art will be held Tuesday after h next Week.
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Ba ‘Ord
Mee McCarthy
Ida Brobdks
Zat Adams
Alice Mirphy
Local residents and visitors noted in town social items
The pastor will officiate as Roy Neléén becomes a Schuster Hay wart mill manufacturer in East Douglas. Families visit relatives in Russell Jordan Johnston City and Wilmington. Rusty Jordan, ace pitcher, wed recently and joins the Houston team. A whist party is planned by Maynard Country Club with free transport from the K of C. Parker Hardware moves to 77 Martin Street next to the Post Office. Visitors include the Dunlops from Wickford and the Wilsons on vacation at Rye Beach.
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Will
Roy” Neléén
Assabet
Schuster/Haywart
East Douglas
Falmouth
geestMools
Arthur Jordan
Feaughter
Barbara
Jordan
Johnston City
Tenri
Rusty” Jordan
Johnson
John Banks
Maynard Country Club
K. of C
MacPherson Hartiware
Rd Parker
Percy Dunlop
Wickford
Maynard Post Delegates to Convention in Boston Ambition
Delegates including Carl Anderson commander and Mr Catherine Mattson lead Maynard Post VFW to convention. A large local turnout plans to attend tonight’s drum and band contest at the Stadium with auxiliary members Clara ne and others among attendees.
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Maynard Post V.F.W
V.pw
Boston
Carl Anderson
Boar Son
Peterson Peaty
Maynard Post
Catherine’ Mattson
Clarane
Auxilia
Infant Maynard-Raymond Cirino Dies in Boston
The months old son of Mr and Mrs Leon Cirino of 14 Hayes Street died at Children’s Hospital Boston. Funeral services were held at St Bridget’s Church at nine o clock. Burial followed in the parish cemetery. He is survived by his parents and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Raymond Cirino
Leon
Cirino
Hayes Street
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Mineral
St. Bridget’s Church
Butiai
Parish
Clinic examines thirty two babies at health centre
Thirty two babies were examined at the semi monthly baby clinic conducted by the Board of Health in the Health Centre last Thursday afternoon. Dr S M Craney presided with substitute nurse Miss Bertha Sneck assisting during Miss Ward's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
S M Cramey
Bertha Sneck
Middlesex All Stars Triumph In Bocci Match Upset
In a red hot scrap behind the fire station Monday night the Middlesex All Stars toppled the Firemen in bocci. Eino Nyholm led the winners with a sensational bowling display while Tommy Murrey of the losers struggled. A rematch is expected to settle the result.
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Middlesex All Stars
Eino Nyhomr
Tommy Murrey
Birth of daughter at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Kavaleski celebrate the arrival of a daughter born last week at Emerson Hospital. Mother and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kavaleski
Emerson
Banns Published For Two Marriages In St Casimir Church
The notice announces the second publication of banns for the marriages of Albina Sinicki of 19 Sudbury Street to Michael Bora of 9 O Neal Street Mariboro and Blanche Slabysz of 24 Thompson Street to Anthony Lombard of 46 Thompson Street.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s Church
Sumiar
Henry Ford Visits Sudbury Inn Over Land Rights Talk
Henry Ford, owner of Wayside Inn in Sudbury, arrived for a weekend visit to discuss town meeting actions that opened land and water rights for a possible Ford manufacturing plant at Sudbury. Ford tours the estate with Ralph J. Sennett, audits the old Marlboro coach site, and plans to meet media at the inn with awaited announcements. The area holds thriving orchards, crops, and Ford’s local training program for 64 young workers, with graduates later sent to Ford plants in Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Mr. Ford
Sudbery
Ford
Ralph J. Sennett
Ford Industrial
Pht
Sadbury
Ford Motor
Dearborn
Local Residents Attend Parade for National VFW Convention
Mr and Mrs Alric French vacationing at Lake Boone observe a colorful parade in a national VFW convention in Boston yesterday. Local members of Company Hi MN G return from war maneuvers at Plattsburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alric French
Lake Boone
Ional
Boston
Company Hi
M.'N
Plattsburg
New York
Local Families Return From Summer Placess
Mr and Mrs Frank Carpenter and family return to their home on Church Street after a summer at Little Pond. Mr and Mrs Thomas Naves of Irisy Street vacationed a week in Atlanta Georgia. They plan return trips to Washington DC and the New York World's Fair. Ho Meian, a patient at Chelsea Naval Hospital for weeks, returns home much improved.
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Nellie
Margaret Maynard
New York
Frank Murray
Charlottesville
Murray
Benny Sofa
Co'ontal
Benny
Frank. Carpenter
Church Street
Little Pond
Thomas Naves
Atlanta
Georgia
Stow
Washington, D.C
Nett York
Hoh
Moinean
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Hellen Charles Hurt After Fall From Orchard Tree
Hellen Charles of 208 Manning Street suffered a possible fracture of the hip today when he fell from a tree at Priest Farm while picking apples. He was transported to the hospital for treatment.
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Charles
Hellen
Manning Street
Fragmentary Seemingly Random OCR Snippet
Disjointed OCR text fragment appears to contain garbled phrases about footwear and letters. No coherent events, names, or locations are discernible to form a factual summary.
Sweaters dominate college wardrobes this term
The article notes sweaters are essential in college and high school wardrobes, with plain designs favored. Students buy several sets in matching colors and vary wears by buttoning fronts and backs. Sleeveless dicky bosoms may show a white collar above sweaters and cardigans.
Sweatshirt styles gain favor for casual school wear
A casual garment trend highlights sweatshirts in white and bold colors like gay hues. The turtle neck and crew neck options are popular for everyday school life, offering warmth and comfort as the right amount of coverage.
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Avai
Local residents return from vacations and a small fire damages a mattress
Maynard reports several residents returning from visits to New Hampshire Maine Philadelphia and Dorchester while others resume duties in Washington D C and Needham. A mattress fire at 31 Harrison Street caused slight damage Friday afternoon as the fire department extinguished the blaze.
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Verne Violet
Acton Street
New Hampshire
Maine
Aris
Legere
Phiadephia
Philadelphia
Robert
Sheridan Kay
Washington, D. C
War Department
James. F
James. F,. Coulter, and Her Mother, Mrs Louise, Bilson
Needham
George Merrick
Assabet Mills
Boald
Johnson
Jennie Savelo
Sando Savelo
Marlboro
Providence
Anna Swanson
Branca
United Co-operative Society
Ray Sheridan
Dorchester
Josephine Uglevich
Grant Street
Earl Smith
Washington, D
Capitol
The
Harrison'’ Street
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