Iboro Tbs annual meeting elects officers
John P veteratis led the meeting electing post officers for the coming year. Arthur Henson was named senior vice commander and Ward junior vice commander. The group planned installation on January 7 and noted services at Immaculate Conception Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iboro
Tbs
John P. Veteratis
Cormingedin
Arthur Henson
Ward
Ieeo J 'Mayday
Chesley
McKenzie
Pate
Grenier
William” Dewey
Advyockte
Delaney
John
Pest
Immaculate Conception
Lakeside Club Meets at Ines Gilliatt Home
The Lakeside club gathered at Ines Gilliatt’s home for a regular weekly meeting. High scorers were James and E. R. Ames. awards went to William Flynn and Mrs. Frank Owens. Refreshments followed with merriment and entertainment. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at James H. White’s home with Santa Claus.
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Arlboro
Lakeside
Ines Gilliatt
Cae
Jamés
E. R. Ames
Theongola
William ‘Flynnn
Frank Owens
Owens
DiMitmas
James H.white
Santa Claus
Rose show and sales event at Avon theatre
A rose display will be held at the Avon theatre with seating from 2:30 p m to 6:00 p m. There will be entertainment and various booths selling roses including pink varieties. Organizers note notable exhibitors and local participants among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariboto
Sivas
Avations
Es Rees
George Moore
Matt
Apron
Jack-1086
Ota Putnam
Elizabeth
Hines Tree Party Plans For American Legion Auxiliary
The Marlboro unit of the American Legion Auxiliary announces a Christmas party for members and children of the auxiliary and deceased veterans on Friday January 3 at the G A R hall. Guests include 14 Star Mothers. A committee will send Christmas boxes to five Marlboro veterans and a Reds Cross contribution was made after a whist social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matshoro
American Legion Auxiliary
G. A. R- Hall
Spelak
Margaret Fernald
Caroline B Wade
Woburn
Middlesex County Ws
Rutland
Chelsea’ Naval Hospital
Reds Cross
4 H Cooking Club Elects Officers At Big School
The 4 H Cooking Club at the Big School held its season opening meeting and named officers for the upcoming year. Rita Labarre was elected president, Aunt Riley secretary, and Doris Chete the new reporter. Blanche Heeler was named in charge of the club, with the next meeting set for Tuesday December 31 at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Labarre
Marlboro Society Laurier Elects Officers
Marlboro Society Laurier elected a board of officers at its monthly meeting. Named were Chaplain Leonidas Reid Press Vice President Magloine Vigeant Rec and Cor Sec Eugene J Lapierre Fin sec Joseph Lae Jr Asst Sec John Bosault Treasurer Emery Des Rochers Commander Emery LeFerre and assistants Trustees Arthur De Rochers Aime Rougeau Arthur Martin Investigating Committee Arthur Martin Henry Michel Raymond Berthiaume Amusement Committee Magloine Vigeart John Bonin Arthur Martin Eugene Lapierre Joseph Lavigne Emery H Dés Rochers William Lacroix Visiting Committee William Lar a Robert Medical Examiner Dr C G Duhamel Building Committee Adelard Caron Arthur Dés Rochers Honoreee Rongeau Arthur Martin BE H eomen due oh Daigneautt Rongeau vinseht J Arh Mine Gone Witen Totaston Dion Eugene J. The installation will occur on the second Tuesday of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro—Society
Laurier
Marlboro
Ons
Leonidas Reid
Magloine Vigeant
John Bonin
Eugene J. Lapiére
Joseph la É, Jr
John Bosault
Emery Desie
Oliver Lefare
Arthur J. de Rochers
Aime Rougeau
Arthur ‘Martin
Arthur Martin
Henry Michel
Raymond
Berthiaume
Magloine Vigeart
Eugene J. Lapierre
Joseph Lavigne
Emery H. Dés Rochers
William Lacroix
William Lara Robert
Marlboro Lodge Winter Entertainment Opens Dec 13
The first winter program under Marlboro Lodge ICOF will be at the hall on Main Street Friday night December 13. In addition to the program there will be dancing with orchestra music. The entertainer Bert Clark will perform as a vocal entertainer comedian and impersonator and will be assisted by Marie Miron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlbord Lodge
ICOF
Main Street
Addiiton
Bert Clark
Marie Miron
Musical Star Estelle Ralston Plays Nine Instruments
Estelle Ralston, a musical star, is highlighted for her versatility as she performs nine different instruments. Clifford P. Davis serves as chairman of the committee overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Ralston
Clifford P. Davis
Class of 1929 Plans First Reunion at Mansion Inn
Marlboro county class of 1929 will assemble December 30 at the Mansion Inn Cochituate for their first reunion. A planning meeting in the high school building named a committee including Stelle Rondéau Barbara Scott Helen Comstock George Hill Arthur Anderson and George Dewey with officers Armond Richer president Barbara Scott vice president George Dewey treasurer and Helen Comstock secretary. Miss Harriet Rugg and Miss Margaret McDonald are class advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Comstock
Secrrary
Harriet Rugg
Margaret McDonald
Sudbury Residents to Attend Boston Post Road Hearing
Sudbury Selectmen and residents plan to travel to Boston next Wednesday, December 18, to the public hearing before the Highway Commissioners on rebuilding and widening the Boston Post road. Debates rise over rushing the work versus delaying the project six months. A large turnout from Sudbury Marlboro and Northboro is expected at the State House hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Boston
Boston Post Road
Marlboro
Northboro
Worcester
Post Road
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Co
Boston & Worcester Co
Comeek
Waltham
Sunbury
Meanest Ozark thief robs blind crippled man
Citizens seek the Ozark thief who robbed George Counterman, a blind crippled man. The criminal took his only pants pair and $17 saved to pay taxes on a small home near Cove. Counterman owned the home and hoped to settle tax obligations with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Ozark Region
George Counterman
Counterman
Cove
Marlboro Company Team Holds Regular Practice and Schedule
Marlboro The Co. K basketball team continues regular practices and maintains a full schedule against other company teams. Mrs. Donald Davis and her infant son, born at Marlboro hospital last Saturday, are reported to be doing nicely. Albert Cournoyer attended yesterday at a meeting of managers of the Chicago Factal Trust Insurance Co. held at Hotel Statler in Boston. Cournoyer is listed as a leading manager of the organization. Mrs. Cournoyer accompanied her husband to the convention.
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Co. K
Donald Davis
Marlboro Hospital
Albert Cournoyer
Pane A
Chicago Factual Trust Insurance, Co
Hotel Statler
Boston
Cournoyer
Arthur Lee Finds Work At Hood Rubber Plant
West Acton reports Arthur Lee is employed at Hood Rubber Company plants in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lee
Hood Rubber Go
Watertowr
Queens Contribute To Worthy Causes at Marlboro meeting
Queens of Avalon donated to a dozen causes at a First Church Congregational parlor gathering. Recipients included Red Cross, Children's Hospital Boston, Morgan Memorial Home, Salvation Army, Near Relief Boston, and Marlboro Chamber of Commerce. Three new members joined. Dorothy Herrick presided. A Southern Africa talk and confections followed. Next meeting: New Year's Eve costume party at Esther Moore's home with Ethel Cahill and Ethel Cutler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Queens of Avalon
First Church
Congregational
Marlborough
Red Cross
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Morgan Memorial
Home Workers
Salvation Army
Ee Settlement School
Near Relief
Boston Post
Santa Clara Sailor's “Haven
Hillside School
Marlboro Chamber of Commerce
Esther Moore
Edinboro Street
Ethel Cahill
Ethel .Cutler
Marlboro Urges Broad Hearing on Post Road Plan
Marlboro leaders urge a State Public Works hearing on the Boston Post Road improvement for 1930. Mayor Winfield Temple chairs the committee, which campaigns to flood the December 18 session with supporters from Marlboro and neighboring towns to press the case and show strong local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Snowstorm Improves Road Safety Amid Hazardous Conditions
Snow fell across the Marlboro to Worcester and Boston routes causing hazardous driving yet drivers report unusually safe conditions. Sanding crews on one stretch logged three passings in a day with safe travel even without chains as praise goes to the State Highway department for quick safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Worcester
Boston
State Highway Department
Woman's Club Meeting Friday with Holiday Readings
The Marlboro Women’s Club will meet Friday at Odd Fellows Hall with a guest speaker and readings by Edna Smith Buckley and Dorothy Baker. The club’s Christmas collection aids local children, with over 200 kids benefiting last year through its gifts program. George W. Fant will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
George W' Aant
Will P
Aitna
H Baker
Class Reunion Planned for December 26 in Stow
The 1928 class of M. H. & plans a second reunion to be held December 26 at Mapielies Country Club in Stow. A steak dinner, entertainment, and dancing are on the program. Officers include Daniel Carr president Louis Weeks vice president Marion Weeks. Advisors are A O Connell and Miss Nellie O Halloran. A meeting December 17 in the high school will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carityte Tg
M. H
Mapielies Country Club
Stow
Daniel Carr
Gion
Louis A Ee
Marion Weeks
A O'Connelj
Nellie O'Halloran
Planx
Boston Society Tragedy Ends With Murder Suicide
Henry Grew Crosby and Mrs Josephine Rothe Bigelow, both from prominent Boston families, died in the Hotel DiArtiste apartment after Crosby shot Mrs Bigelow and then killed himself. No suicide note or motive was found, and Albert F Bigelow accepted his wife’s death with calm remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grew Crosby
Josephine Ai Bigelow
New York
Boston Society
Crosby
Joe Rothe Bigelow
Boston
Stanley Mortimer, Jr
Mrs Bigelow
Boston—Society
Henry
Grew Crosby
Josephine Rothe -Bigelow
Albert F.bigelow
Crogby
Prohibition Debate Sparks Political Hypocrisy Charges
In Boston Gov Albert C. Gore of Maryland condemned the 18th amendment as creating political cowards and hypocrites. He urged states to empower themselves against the prohibitory law and spoke at a Symphony Hall address before departing for his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lse
Albert
Maryland
More
Bush Warships To Rebel Front In Yangtse Valley Crisis
British, Japanese and American warships race to protect civilians in the Yangtse region as Kai Shek government faces a rising rebel drive. Three great powers accelerate to safeguard their people amid growing tensions along the Yangtse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ching
Kai Shek
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Yangtse Valley
Bout Ends With Sharp Ins Cut In Earnings
fragmentary report notes a December bout and a deduction of about 17 dollars from earnings, leaving a remaining approximate total of 1713 dollars and 40 cents.
First School Being Removed in Sudbury Center
Sudbury town scrambles to preserve a historic first school house dating back over a century as workers remove the structure. Henry Ford plans to relocate and reassemble it at the Wayside Inn before shipping sections to Dearborn Michigan for a Ford museum display. The building also served as a prayer meeting house and is tied to local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Parmentt
Sudbury Center
Henry Ford
Dearbortr
Michigan
Ford National Museum
Ford
Wayside Inn
Dearborn
Rickles' Shoe Store Promotes Overshoes Slippers and Booze
Local shop features a variety of overshoes and comfort slippers with an unusual ad offering a selection of booze at Rickles' Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickles
Acton News In Briefs Cover Local Changes And Accidents
George Braman moves from Acton Drug Co. to Fitzgerald garage. Mrs. A J Torsleff suffers a painful accident at home last Thursday night causing fractured ribs. She oversees the telephone exchange during rush periods. West Acton Woman's Club Guest Night features Lawrence Breed Walker speaking on Ghosts of Past Days and decorations include yellow pom-pom chrysanthemums. A whist party and prizes are noted, with Mr and Mrs Bert Johnson moving from West Acton. De Souza plans to resume farming locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Braman
Acton Drug Co
Fitzgerald ‘Garage
A J Torsleff
Torsleff
Thyohn McNigee
Bert Johnson
Dé Ieee Save
West Acton
de Souza
Ehe
Eniall
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Ak Sid
Avent
Lytrabée
Bass Heston
Nellie
Hines Tree Party
Hristy
Coats
Sill
Ar Midi
Justice and Equity
HUB
Woman’ S Club
Bocks
Gore and Heet
CIA
Jamie
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