Meeting at Marlboro Christmas Club Delivers Film Adventure
A Marlboro Christmas party for boys and their youngsters featured a Cunard Line travel film from Princeton to Plymouth and Europe. The reel showed a student’s pursuit of French studies amid romance on a grand voyage, with gifts distributed from a decorated tree after the show.
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Marlboro
Boys Is Club
Gme
Winfield
Pea
Boston City Club
Penn
Princeton
Francie
Plymouth
England
Cunard Line
Jones
Rogers
Robert E. Marshall
Santa Claus
Philadelphia Girls Fly to Relieve Christmas Seal Famine
A group of Philadelphia girls travel to the capital to deliver gifts for a Christmas Seal famine relief effort. The tree was donated by President Elect Walter M. Magee provided Merit fixtures, and the Woolworth store manager Thompson supplied decorations.
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Philadelphia
Capital
Walter M
Walter Magee
Thompson
Woolworts Store
182nd Infantry Basketball Opens Season With Big Win
The 182nd Infantry of the Massachusetts National Guard hosted its home opener at Blaze Armory last night, defeating the Motor Transport Company of Woburn 167 to determine strong performances across all units. The game featured the shooting of MacEachernan Bowie.
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Hi Oo . Co
182Nd Infantry
M N. G
Blaze Armory
Motor Transport Co
Woburn
MacEachernan Bowie
Christmas Services At Concord Junction Union Church
Christmas services were well attended last Sunday and continued with plans for the church school annual Christmas Tree entertainment on Christmas Eve at seven o clock. A Christmas play titled Down the Chimney is presented by the children.
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Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Christmas Eve Service and Carol Sing at Local Church
The Worcester church announces a Christmas program featuring readings by Dr Shepherd Knapp and gift distribution. Carollers from the Senior Christian Endeavor Society will perform after the entertainment, with a Christmas Carol service and special music planned for December 26 including a morning service, Sunday school, C E meetings, and evening carol program led by a chorus of young people.
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Shepherd Knapp
Worcester
Christian Endeavor Society
Marlboro Man Charged With Break
Sudbury reports Chief Hall and Officer Slattery arrested Robert Miles in Marlboro on a warrant. Miles was taken to East Cambridge jail on a breaking and entering charge.
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Sudbury
W. Hall
Marlboro
Robert Miles
Miles
J. J. Slattery
East Cambridge
Arrest close to Sudbury breaks yearlong spree
Chief Hall indicates the arrest nearly closes a series of Sudbury thefts from a year ago. Miles faces charges including a barn break at Cordon Wilson’s home with a set of home items missing, a Blacksmith James Hatfield shop theft of tools, and a Ronnybrook Farm radio and spare tire theft.
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Chief Hall
Sudbury
Miles Willl
Cordon Wilson
James Hatfield
Ronnybrook Farm
Maynard Times Rowlings Defeats Marmore in Midland
In a Midland contest, Maynard clinched victory over Marmore with a high scoring sequence. The match displayed strong offensive play from both teams as key players contributed notable numbers and momentum shifted through the late stages.
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Maynard Times Rowlings
Marmore
Midland
100 Per Cent at Frye Corbin Co Xmas Tree Party
A joyous Frye Corbin Co factory Christmas gathering on Maplewood Avenue drew full attendance. Superintendent L F Ingalls and Mrs Ingalls attended along with 27 year employee Joseph Gour. Ingalls has 21 years with the plant, which was previously operated elsewhere.
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Box CO
Marlboro
FryeCorbin Co
Maplewood Avenue
L. F. Ingalls
Renewal of Faith Drives Episcopal Crusade Across County
The Episcopal Church plans a Renewal of Faith starting January 6 led by bishops and priests. Meetings will be held countywide to urge awakening and allegiance among all members in support of renewed devotion and action.
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Bishops’ Crusade
Episcopal Church
Stevens Box C Dance Troupe Hosts Christmas Revels
The Stevens Box C group led by the late H. Stevens with William Hosmer and Miss Viola Fontaine staged a Charleston and Black Bottom performance. Arthur Devine and William Hosmer gave recitations, and Devine as Santa distributed gifts from a heavily laden tree. A supper followed for guests including J. F. Ingals, Bertha Harold, and numerous Fontaine, Murphy, and Duplessie family members.
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Stevens Box C
Rena A. Fontaine
Bertha Harold
Viola Fontaine
Harry Walcott
Arline Boissan
Gertrude Lane
Alicia Buisson
Selina Paquin
Mixa Lena Merritt
Delia Duplessie
Beatrice Fontaine
Mixa Hel
Store Fire Causes $3000 Loss in Piave Square
Marl Grove dispatch reports a blaze at a Piave Square grocery store causing about $3000 in damage to the building and stock. Fire officials say the origin is under investigation as investigators inspect charred remains and determine insurance implications.
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Piave Square
Wood Square
Fire department battle rages as blaze consumes building
A rapid fire roared through a structure as hoses streamed and lines of water fought the flames. The blaze intensified within minutes and responders reported heavy damage with an alarm sounding in the area.
Swiss Village Tax Reform for Women’s Ecclesiastical Roles
A fragment from Geneva describes a village measure creating a tax policy tied to women’s duties in the church. The text notes a small tax burden, about twelve cents, framed as part of ecclesiastical obligations.
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International Geneva
Christmas luncheon with music and refreshments planned
An event note describes a Christmas luncheon with dancing and a Frank al music program and refreshments to be served.
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Frank
Weather note on cold spell with Tuesday to Wednesday freeze
Fragmentary weather item reports a temperature drop from Tuesday into Wednesday with lows around nine degrees and mention of several inches added to the forecast.
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Ethel Johnson
Margaret Preston
KR. T. Air Service
Concord Jct
Maynard
En Bonin
Minnie Ripley
Pearl Ferro
Arline Cross
Rose Garceau
Joseph Gour
Frank Boyle
Repe Dufault
James Murphy
Robert Murphy
Wilfred Labelle
Arthur Devine
Alice Brennan
Alma Gauthier
Parmelia Flagg
Marlnore
Gree On
Hudson Merchants
Hudson Theatre
Hudill
J. H
Wm. L. Persons
C. L. Weedbury Sons
Hudson Fruit Co
Miller Bros. Market
Rolla G. Boyd
Sam Weiss
Boys’ Suit Brothers
Jandron Co
Revert
William Seger
Albert A. Morel
Max Russin
R. J. Davy
Hudson Novelty Store
Boston Bay
Gwitter
Foley's Market
Frank Finnerty
Brunswick Records
T. F. Sullivan
McKenney & Stanwood
M. Jacobson & Sons
Man Market
H. O'Neil
O. O. Light
Balkman
Chas. Bigelow, Inc
Louis Peel
M. Rimkus
Pillsbury
N. A. Phaneuf
Henry L. Laigneauilt
Durand Auto Supply
Windshiper Brothers
Walter Frye
Ford Battery
Hudson
E. E. Gray Co
Spinney Mgr
G. H. Willard
Back Bay Food Freeman & Gippert
Cughing Co
C. W. Carvill Mgr
Alice
Edith Anderson
Sage & Absen
Berkiny Textile Co
Wood Square Garage
Ford Tire
Peter O. Anderson
Martha C. Pope
Monroe Baking Co
H. E. French
Hudson Daily Sun
Hudson Manor
Young Plumbing Co
H. Reardon
Kickman’s
Hudson Printing Co
Taylor Memorial Ridge
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