Daylight Robbery in Maynard Ends in Quick Car Escape
Two men robbed a Maynard home at 10 o clock Monday taking $90 from a bureau. Mrs Stemplesky alone within sight of the store, resisted as the pair fled in a car. Police alerted neighboring towns and Somerville police tracked a car to a local town. The owners' identities were not known.
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Adam Stemplesky
Rever Street
Maynard
Stemplesky
Mr Stemplesky
Mrs. Stemplesky
Connors
Mrplesky
Somerville
Etto
Mr. Plesky
Busses Pass Snowy Sunday Test Across District Routes
Concord Maynard and Hudson bus lines endured the first heavy snow with minor disruption. Snow depth slowed some trips but service largely continued. a plow-equipped bus group cleared routes to improve travel. Buses and crews remain ready for ongoing winter conditions.
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Concord
Maynard
Hudbustine
Concord Social Club Drive Ends With Refreshments
Bernard McGrath drove a Studebaker and Mrs Hugh Leith steered an Essex Coach in a Concord gathering that featured dancing and refreshments provided by a committee headed by Mrs David Hayes.
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Bernard McGrath
Studebaker
Hugh Leith
Essex
David Hayes
Inman
Burial with Masonic Honors for Rev. Loren Macdonald
The late Rev. Loren Macdonald was buried with Masonic honors at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery on Wednesday. Corinthian Lodge A F and A M members gathered at the Masonic Temple and marched in procession to the grave. Worshipful Master Austin DD, Chaplain Rev. Smith O. Fer, and Senior Warden Warren J. Goddard conducted the rites. The procession returned to the Masonic Temple for dismissal.
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Loren B. MacDonald
Loren Macdonald
Sleepy ‘Ld
Corinthian Ge. A. F
A. M
Macdonald
Masonic Temple
Death of Mrs Ellen B Merwin mother of Samuel Merwin
Mrs Ellen Bannister Merwin, mother of author Samuel Merwin, died Friday at her son’s home 5 Monument Street after a five year illness. She was born May 6, 1850 in Canandaigua New York daughter of Dr Henry Bannister and Lucy Kimball. funeral Sunday at Samuel Merwin’s home with Rev Gail Cleland officiating. burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Ellen Bannister Merwin
Samuel Merwin
Monument Street
Devereaux
Marblehead
Merwin
Cazenovia
N. Y
Cooperstown
Henry and
Lucy (Kimball) Bannister
Women's College
Northwestern University
Evanston
New York
Mr. Merwin
Gail Cleland
The
Trinitarian Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Emerson Hospital Opens in Concord with New Staff
The Emerson Hospital in Concord opened Saturday in the former New England Deaconess site. The Wheeler annex is ready for service with five graduate nurses and Miss Stella Orr as superintendent. A reception for the new staff was held at Veterans Building with Red Cross nurse on duty and community support flowing toward the hospital sustaininge fund.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
New England Deaconess Hospital
Iurvey Wheeler
Stella Orr Agree
Royal Victoria Host
Montreal
Miss Orr
Waltham Hospital
Mae R. Dennis
Mildred Hubbard
Clinton
Cottage Hospital
Lano
Barbara
Cal
Aletta Clark
Ruth Hall
Mil
Household Nursing Association
Boston
Veterans’ Building
Ralph Holden
Emerson Hospital Council
Hans Miller
Granville Holden
Michael Mullaney
Red Cross
Peterson
Hospital -Ustaininke
Sonoue
Maynard
Bedford
Question Raised in Case of Mrs Shesiey Death
A new inquiry opened to decide if Addie Shesiy, wife of a Lutherine pastor, died by suicide or murder. A female subject of about five feet will be secured to test if the 14 inch furnace entrance could allow crawling.
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Columbus
Addie Shesiy
Lutherine
Storekeeper Kills Self in Maynard Home
Frank Vodoklys a 59 year old meat and provision dealer at 21 Main Street Maynard shot himself Tuesday at about 6 am. He was found in a bathroom by his wife and pronounced dead by Dr. N M Hunter. He leaves six children and funeral services are set for St Bridget Church with a requiem mass.
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Maynard
Frank Vodoklys
Main Street
Gils
Raymond Hooper
N. M. Hunter
Hudson
Vodokius
Poland
St. Bridgets ' Church
St. Bridgets Cemtery
Maynard Birth and O E S Initiation Noted
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Punch Jr of Powder Mill Road on Tuesday of last week. Magdalene Chapter O E S met Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall initiating a class of candidates with large attendance.
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John Punch Jr
Powder Mill Road
Magdalene Chapter
Masonic Hall
Mrs Nettie N Trees Dies After Ten Weeks Illness
Mrs Nettie N Trees mother of Oliver Trees died at her home 49 Milton Street Lawrence Sunday morning about 8 36 after a ten weeks illness. She was 72 years old and survived by her son Oliver. Funeral services were held Tuesday and burial followed in the family lot in a Lawrence cemetery. Mrs Trees lived with her sister in law Mrs S T Watson.
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Nettie N. Trees
Oliver Trees
Randell Road
Milton Street
Lawerence
Oliver
Lawrence
Trees
S. T. Watson
Death of George Woodbury in Bridgton Me
Word reaches here that George Woodbury died recently at Bridgton Maine. He was formerly employed in the spinning room at the Assabet mills and is well known in our community.
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George Woodbury
Bridgton
Woodbury
Assabet Mills
Sudbury Visitors Help Boost Local Sports Funds
Stanley Blackman from college, Nihlo Mantig, and Albert Goodnow from Worcester joined locals for a fundraiser appeal to cover expenses of a basketball team and other sports. Practices began at J. W. Weeder hall on State Road, as the Whist Club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Beeching's winter home in Allston. Mrs. Charles H. Way won a prize. E. Rice Jr. visited Providence relatives. Rev. George Clarke and Mrs. Clarke spent Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs. Staples in Malden.
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J. W. Weeder
State Road
Beeching
Allston
Charles H. Way
E. Rice, Jr
Providence
George Clarke
Mrs. Clarke
Staples
Malden
Thanksgiving Town Hall Dance Hosts Honor Guests
A large attendance marked the Thanksgiving dance at Town Hall. Hostesses included Mrs. Walter Piper Mrs. John Gibbons Miss Gertrude Halloran Mrs. C J Way and Mrs. William Tufts. Music was supplied by an orchestra from the Waltham Watch factory.
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Town Hall
Walter Piper
John Gibbons
Gertrude Halloran
C. J. Way
William Tufts
Waltham Watch Factory
Obituary for Mrs Maud Shea of Sudbury Centre
Mrs Maud Shea wife of Michael Shea of Sudbury Centre died at home on Saturday November 29 after years of poor health. Active in Red Cross work during the war and a member of the Woman's Club she will be mourned by many in the town. Funeral services at St Bridget's Church Maynard Monday morning at 9 o'clock with interment in Saxonville family lot.
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Maud Shea
Michael Shea
Sudbury Centre
Red Cross
Woman's Club
St. Bridget's Church
Maynard
Saxonville
Two Killed When Car Struck by Train in Cairo
Frank Morris 29 son of Mr and Mrs George Morris of Maynard was killed when a car he rode in was struck by a train in Cairo Illinois while being towed after a truck crossing a rail line. His wife and parents survive with two sisters and a brother. Burial planned in Cairo.
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Maynard
Frank Morris
George Morris
Garfield Street
Cairo
Morris
Olso
Bis Town
Marine Corp
Washington
James Tobin
Ellen Dockerty
Hold Up Follows Nighttime Robbery in Salisbury
In Salisbury a second hold up within 24 hours occurred tonight near the overhead bridge. An electric car operated by C. H. Hoyt was stopped and the operator robbed of about seven dollars.
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Sailsbury
C. H. Hoyt
Thanksgiving Week Notes From Local Families
The sundry local items list visits by Mr Eunice Baldwin and Samuel Saunders with relatives in Middleboro and Connecticut. Several residents hosted family gatherings, including Mr and Mrs George F Moore in Melroge and Cabot Devol for Thanksgiving. The Emerson Hospital drive in Concord prompts Sudbury to respond as it has in the past. The Hagmer home closes for winter while Misa Florence plans a Boston stay for her teaching. Auxiliary of Legion met at Mrs Alice Bradshaw’s home and Welfare committee prepares its Christmas charity for ex servicemen and needy families.
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Eunice Baldwin
Oggood Moore
F. F. Gerry
Waverley
Samuel Saunders
Middleboro
George F_ Moore
Melroge
Lois Stiles
Arnold School
Connecticut
Ralph Hawes
Roger Walker
Amherst
Emerson
Gertrude Morley
H. E. Rice
Auxiliary of Legion
Alice Bradshaw
West Acton News Highlights Local Happenings
Ineson receives potato shipment from New Sweden Maine for winter sale. Tickets on sale for Green Stockings by West Acton Women's Club. Oregon builds bungalow foundation on West Street land from Franklin. Mission Society hosts 3 PM Thursday food sale in Improvement Room. Helen Wood, former Acton Center resident now Proctor Vermont star superintendent, visited with local residents. Thanksgiving events also marked by Mr Case and Mrs Loud celebrations.
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B. Ineson
New Sweden
Maine
West Acton
S. B
Oregon
West Street
W. B. Franklin
Mission Society of the West
South Acton
Mis
Helen Wood
Acton Center
Proctor
Vermont
Christie
Glines
John E. Case
Acton lodge to sponsor three dances for hospital fund
Acton Lodge No 208 I O O F will host three dances to benefit the Emerson Hospital Fund. Music by Brigham Poole Orchestra led by Harry Brigham. Dates are Dec 11 at South Acton, Dec 25 at Acton Centre, and Jan 8 in West Acton. Proceeds go to the hospital fund.
Hospital Sustaining Pens at December 11 Event
Fragment outlines a hospital sustaining effort on December 11 with mentions of enjoying time and seeking help. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable.
Alpha Phi Club Noted for Mise Louise L Park Street Mention
Fragmentary OCR reads about Alpha Phi Club with Mise Louise L Park Street and a reference to a shemmeal. Details are unclear but center on club affiliation and a person name.
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The
Alpha Phi Club
Mise Louise L. Park Street
Leo XIII Council to Stage Math Entertainment at Marlboro Theatre
The Leo XIII Council and Union Street Baptist Society plan a future math entertainment likely to be staged at Marlboro Theatre. The production will be by the National of Woonsocket, a group known for similar performances across the region.
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Leo XIII Council
Union St Baptist Society
Marlboro Theatre
The
National of
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