Stricken Auto Driver Dies After Incident at Boston Intersection
Maynard resident Frank Tuomisaari 60 collapsed behind the wheel of his car at Boylston and Dartmouth streets Boston. He was rushed to City Hospital where Dr. Paul Doyle said a shock caused his death. He leaves a wife two daughters and relatives in Finland and Hopkinton.
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Maynard
Frank Tuomisaari
Roosevelt Street
Utomobile
Boylston
Dartmouth Street
Boston
Irma
Tum
Charles W. Kankey
Boston City Hospital
Paul Doyle
Tuomisaari
Finland
Magnara
Eva
Oscar
Hopkinton
Tuomiaari
United Cooperative Society
Sudbury Social Roundup Includes Club Supper and Theatre
Mrs Harland Rogers hosted the Saturday Club supper and bridge at her home. Lois Rogers of the Federal Reserve Bank New York visited during Thanksgiving. The Royal Lyceum Institute presented Give and Take at Sudbury Town Hall under the Womans Club. Sterling Zimmerman of Syracuse visited friends on the hill. Jean Bartlett of Waltham spent Sunday on the hill.
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Harland Rogers
Lois Rogers
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Royal Lyceum Institute
Womans Club
Sudbury
Sterling A. Zimmerman
Syracuse
N. Y
Jean Bartlett
Waltham
Dinner for Young Guests at Weston Assembly
Mrs. Melvin Guptill hosted a Friday dinner for several home from school youths. Attendees included Nancy and Carolyn Guptill, Leavitt Ashingdon, Richard Arnold, Lawrence Hill, Nancy Way, Barbara Way, Samuel and William Reed, Mary Piper, and William Way. Afterward the group attended a Weston assembly with dancing. Marion Beckwith, Louise Beckwith, Nancy Way, and Robert Hall, students at Ouething Academy Ashburnham, were home for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Ann Taylor of the Centre is ill at home.
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Melvin Guptill
Nancy
Carolyn Guptill
Leavitt Ashingdon
Richard Arnold
Lawrence Hill
Barbara Way
Samuel
William Reed
Mary Piper
William Way
Weston
Marion
Louise Beckwith
Nancy Way
Robert Hall
Ouehing Academy
Ashburn
Odd Fellows Holiday Program At Hall Promotes Community Spirit
An entertainment program at Odd Fellows Hall featured Mrs Gertrude Meder directing, Edith Fenton singing with Mrs sther Bean accompanying, and Mary MacAuley performing. Jacob Meder provided piano and vocal selections then led community singing. Refreshments followed in the banquet hall decorated in Red and White. The Rebekahs set a Christmas Party for December 17 and a second chance costume party on December 14.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Gertrude Meder
Edith Fenton
Sther Bean
Mary MacAuley
Jacob Meder
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Frank S. Walker
The
All-Midland League Football Team Named by Three Fans
A letter from Three Ardent Football Fans proposes an All-Midland Team for 1928 with Marlboro and Hudson players dominating. Souza as captain at end, Lamson anchors the Hudson backfield, Killis center, and Dewey, Beaudreau, Giard, Frigard, Wheeler, Richer noted for defense and speed.
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Marlboro
Souzale
Hudson Lamson
Hudson Barry
Marlboro Killis
c—Marlboro Gibbons
Westboro Dewey
Marlboro Beaudreau
re—Marlboro Giard
Marlboro Frigard
Maynard Wheeler
Hudson Richer
Marlboro Souza
Lamson
Hudson
Barry
Killis
Gibbons
Westboro
Dewey
Beaudreau
Wheeler
Giard
Fingard
Richer
Ice Cream Sales Room Closes for Winter
Sudbury H P Hood and Song have closed their ice cream sales room for the winter and will reopen in early spring. Mrs E F Sweet and Miss N A Jacobs have left for Rochester New York to spend the winter away from town.
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H. P. Hood
Song
E. F. Sweet
N. A. Jacobs
Rochester N. Y
Hospitality of Greek and Balkan Mountaineers Highlighted by Explorer
Dr Michail Dorizas, explorer and Penn professor, profile in The American Magazine praising mountaineers of Greece and the Balkans for unparalleled hospitality. He notes his travels worldwide, with the mountaineer latch string always out and describes broad experiences across diverse regions.
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Greece
Balkans
Michail Dorizas
University of Pennsylvania
Earth
Dr. Dorizas
Australia
New Zealand
Central
South Africa
Asia
Probate Notice for Administration of Edgar Gatesbury
In Middlesex County Probate Court Acton estate of Edgar Gatesbury deceased intestate. Petition seeks letter of administration for Henry W. Montague of Boston without bond surety. Hearing December 28 1928 at Cambridge. Public notice to appear and show cause via Acton Enterprise three weekly publications. Judge John C. Leggat signed November 30 1928. Register Dec 5 12 19.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Edgar Gatesbury
Acton
Henry W. Montague
Boston
Suffolk
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring
P. Jordan
Register
Notes on national character from a travel discussion
A speaker claims the French are the most hospitable and polite yet not always sincere, and they are contented because they rarely travel and are good cooks. He adds Uruguay as home to beautiful women and praises the Japanese as among the cleanest people.
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Uruguay
Big Time Party for New Year Festivities
A Farm and Fireside suggestion for a big time party to usher in 1929. Invitations use cardboard grandfather clocks and a wall of cartoons, snapshots, and newspaper clippings highlighting the merriest events of 1928 for guests.
Timely Resolutions Party Game for New Year Fun
The article describes a New Year party game where guests form a circle and each takes a minute to state a stern resolution. Player 1 speaks, player 2 repeats and adds, player 3 repeats both and adds, while the hostess keeps a black list for mistakes. At midnight, noise makers trigger the celebratory mood.
Armstrong Will Lead Green Team in Dartmouth Football
Ellsworth Armstrong, a married Green tackle from New Haven Conn, was elected 1929 captain of Dartmouth's football eleven, defeating Al Marefers, the expected winner. Armstrong recently married Peggy Wheatley of New Haven and the couple keeps house in Hanover and remains popular.
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Hanover
N. H
INIS
Dartmouth
Ellsworth Armstrong
al Mareférs
Armstrong
New Haven
Conn
Peggy Wheatley
Wedding at West Concord
Miss Katherine Palmer and Nicholas DiGrappo were married at the Help of Christians church West Concord in a ceremony led by Rev. Joseph Mahar. A reception followed at the groom’s home with guests from Magnaru Concord Boston Worcester New York City and other places. The couple will live with the groom’s parents after a wedding tour.
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Katherine Palmer
Samuel Palmer
West Concord
Nicholas DiGrappo
Louis di Grappo
Deane Street
Maynard
Help of Christians
Clorine DiGrappo
Mary Luker
Jennie Palumbo
New York City
Patsey Palmer
Samuel Neapolitan
Serista Palumbo
Michael Parrozta
Raymond Connors
Magnaru
Concord
Boston
Worcester
Turner and Marhefka Tie The Knot In Hudson Wedding
Mise Alice Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Turner 3 Douglas Avenue and Joseph Marhefka son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marhefka West Berlin were wed at St Bridget's Church on Winckestvink Day at 9 o clock The ceremony was by Rev Edward Crowley with John Marhefka as best man A dinner and reception followed at the bride's home The couple will reside in Hudson and both are popular with many friends and gifts.
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Thomas French
Hudson
Prince of Wales sails into Aden amid African voyage scenes
In Aden the cruiser Enterprise arrives after a long voyage from Dar es Salaam. The Prince of Wales is aboard and appears relaxed on the bridge in khaki shorts and a shirt despite rain. Mrs. Bigelow hosts a Boston club reception while Roger Fenn addresses the Irish Peoples meeting.
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Aden
Arabia
INS
Enterprise
Prince of Wales
Dar es-Salaam
Africa
Bor
Henry B Bigelow
Bury Road
Chilton Club
Boston
Cora Lyman
Roger Fenn
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Maynard Smoke Shop
Main St
Crepe de Chine Underwear
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Ida Jokinen
Hin St
Maynard Baker
West, Concord
Concord Lodge
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Majestic Radio
Finney & Host
South Acton
SO. Sudbury
Rothstein
George
Hump) McManus
New York Criminal Court
Arnold Rothstein
International Newareel
Maynard Man
Will Reside
Florence Maybtried
Aden Harbor
C. H. Persons
Henry F. Miller
Becker Bros
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Moore’s
Nason ST
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