Revered Dorothy Dyar Speaks on Education Event
The speech on religious education was given yesterday by Rev. Dorothy Dyar at the Tyadies nce. Mrs. Percy B. presided, introducing the speaker and leading the session. A unique play titled Forty Miles was staged with Donald Dumont and others, featuring a chorus led by Dolly Gray and receiving warm applause.
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Dorothy Dyar
Erman School of
Boais
Tyadies
Nce
Erthidle
Tsfi
Percy B
Ser
Henry
Adam
Mo. ‘Dumont
Mrrs
Ie Sadarek
Donald Dumont
Warren
Warner
Katrinamer
Lucella Jones
Doris
Raymond
Dumont
Johnson
Dolly
Gray
Calendar Notes from Madonna Circle Thal Calendar
Fragmentary OCR style note mentions Valentine party and names like Burns Donahue Mraz Smi and Hila. No full sentences or clear event details available.
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Sree
Hila
Burns
Donahue
Mraz
Jos
Smi
Clinton Girls Perform In Specialty Dances At G A R Hall
Four Clinton girls took lively roles in the Ghosts of Hielo stage at the G A R hall with the Methodist Church group under Sons of Union Veterans auspices. Francis Gordon and Beth Angier excel in dance numbers, joined by Joelle Bacon Merriam, while Charlotte Somerville and John Finnerty provided instruction and accompaniment. The program was well received as Miss Helmi White and assistants travel to Boston for a beauty convention.
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Clnton
Hielo
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Little Francis Gordon
Beth Angier
Joelle Bacon
Merriam
Francis Gordon
Charlotte Somerville
Clinn
John Finnerty
Hudson
Helmi White
Rita Padula
Ruth Gibbs
Ladies’ Hairdressers Association
Copley Plaza
Boston
Pithiyet
St Patrick’s Party Hostesses and Club Calendar Noted
Readable segments list St Patrick’s party hostesses for March events and upcoming club gatherings. Entries include business meetings on March 25 and April 8, Communion Sunday on March 27, May 13 party, May 27 social, June 10 meeting, and June 24 annual banquet with named hostesses and committee boards.
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St. Patrick's Party
Jane Langelier
Hélen L
Delia Burns
Catherine Burns
Mazie O’brien
Nora McCarthy
Marion Kelley
Catherine Hayes
Mary O'Connor
Etta Ein
Alice Barry
Margaret Hilary
Blanche,Dean
Lucy Taft
Alice Brigham
Mae Lattiatille
Mary Kyle
Hannah Chagnon
Mary Toohey
Margaret Crouty
Mary’ Bliss
Winifred, O'Connell
Mary Brody
Winifred Downey
Catherine Downey
T. Henry. Burke
Mary Burke
Katherine Daley
Mae Burke
Mary Geary
Rachael Galagher
Anna’ Geary Leferve
Helen Garcia
M. Green
Mary O’donnell
Hazel Cahill
Mary Hagan
Mre Haskell
Eleanor Murphy
Daniel Toomey
M. McMay
Gertrude Toomey
Catherine Madden
John. McCloskey
Regina Janitsas
Peoples Bank Dinner Party Welcomes Directors and Staff
The Peoples National Bank held its annual dinner party at the Southboro Arms with a lobster dinner, colored decorations, and an entertainment program. Vocal numbers by Miss Blanche Poltrag and Burton Lippard, plus dances by Miss Cynthia Hastings and Miss Carmen Castonguay accompanied the social event. Officiating directors included Walter P. Frye and Judge James W. McDonald among others. staff listed include Stillman R. Stevens president and Arthur C. Lamson vice president along with a full roster of officers and personnel.
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G. Florence Johnson
David C., Lafleur
Margaret J Gannon
Nancy M. Moriarty
Cynthia .Hastings
Amelia Galanis
Véelia M. Baraglio
Carmen
C. GC
Castonguay
Louis F. Putnam
Williem H
Messages To War Zones War Censorship Policy Announced
Marlboro G. B. Matthews of the Western Union Telegraph Co. said all messages for war zones are being accepted. He noted some messages may face censorship but all communications are sent through without undue delay.
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Marlboro
G. B. Matthews
Western Union Telegraph Co
Search For Bodies Lost Twin Mountain Mount Washington Rescue
A group of hardy veterans from the White Mountains began a search on Mt Washington for two missing Massachusetts students believed to have perished on the mountain side. The men are Ernest Mc Adams of Stoneham and Joseph Chadwick of Woburn.
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Twin
White Mountains
Mt. Washngton
New England
Massachusetts
Ernest McAdams
Stoneham
Mass
Joseph Chadwick
Woburn
Earthquake Devastates San Diego Cuba City
A strong quake at 2 41 this afternoon wrecked buildings across San Diego Cuba killing 100 to 200 people with thousands wounded and the city in darkness. Police soldiers doctors and nurses joined rescue efforts as pleas for medical aid flooded lines. Large buildings collapsed and victims cried out through the night.
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San Diego
Cuba
INS
To Show Art Works Soon at Hudson-Charléa
Local artist Lester Harris will soon display his paintings at Pope st. His marine landscape and religious scenes reflect years of study at Champin Art School Moody St. Waltham. Dates and venue to be announced.
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Hudson
Charléa Lester Harris
Pope’ St
Lovery
Harris
Champiyn
Moody St
Waltham
Japanese destroyers fired on at Shanghai passage
Three Japanese destroyers Muree Kuri and Kaki were fired on by Woosung forts as they passed from Shanghai. Japanese warships began a bombardment and the International settlement and Chapel district area were illuminated by flames. New York litigants have 30 percent claims allowed by courts.
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Muree
Kuri
Kaki
Shanghai
Chapel
New York
Bombardment near Woosung forts panics Shanghai region
From aboard the US warship Flagship of the Asiatic squadron Admiral Taylor reports Japanese bombardment near Woosung forts 14 miles from Shanghai. Destroyers Paul and Bowie moored at Texaco, shells fall near the Houston, Japanese warships active on the Yangtze. Chinese actions precipitate the Shanghai battle.
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Floyd Gibbons
International
Houston
Woosung
United States
Admiral Taylor
Shanghai
Houseton
Manila
Paul
Bowie
Texaco
Yangtsi River
Chapel
Cunningham
Montgomery Crstained Co
R M Hooker
Taylor
Hooker
Parot
Wangpoo River
Japan plans withdrawal from nine power pact and naval accord
Geneva February 3 1932 Japan announces withdrawal from the nine power Pacific pact and the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922 ending all restrictive naval treaties. The move allows Japan to pursue any naval program she deems fit and ends binding restraint.
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International News Service
Geneva
Japan
Washington
Webster Defeats Hudson in Hard Fought High School Basketball
Hudson Highs suffered a 47 to 14 loss to Bartlett High in Prebster last night. Webster led the scoring and controlled play with strong defense and quick transitions.
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Hudson High
Bartlette. High
Three Clubs To Give Programs In Hudson Town Hall
Hudson Woman's club hosts Marlboro and Southboro clubs Friday night in the town hall. Mary L. Zinther, vice president, oversees the program and production titled Pas News keeper. Members invite the public to attend.
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Hudson Woman's Club
Marlboro
Southboro
Town Hall
Mary L. Zinther
Hudson Club
Pas
Lutze Browning match eyed as arena sellout tease
Promoter Paul Bowser backers an all star show at the Boston Arena next Thursday night features Nick Lutze versus Jim Browning in a one fall thirty minute bout ahead of a Deglane clash. Lutze weighs about 193 pounds and has trimmed to near 200 for the chance to topple Browning. Tickets are on sale at Bowser’s office and reservations must be picked up at a set time or released.
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Boston
Nick Lutze
Jim Browning
Boston Arena
Paul Bowser
Morellis McCoy
Will
Joe Meleewicz
Ee Pat
McGill
Pocene Tetas
Lutze
Deglane
Ena
Bowser
Browning
Rowning
Degiane
Ancy Street
Hubbard
Parish Fair and Local Social Updates From Maynard
Mrs. and Mrs. Alton White of Maynard visiting Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Googins on Florence Street. Christ King parish plans a three day Mardi Gras carnival next weekend. Mrs. John Coolidge confined at home on Blaine Street due to illness. Stow Post A L will start a series of whist parties tonight with an auxiliary food sale. Miss Viola Wetherbee returns home on Wilkins Street after a severe attack of laryngitis. Francia Kerrigan celebrated his 24th birthday with a party at home. Mrs. Henrietta Lang on Lincoln Street improving after an operation. Mrs. rp McNiff of Rice Street shows improvement in condition.
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Alton White
Maynard
Malcolm Googins
Florence, Street
Christ King Parish
John Coolidge
Blaine Street
Viola Wetherbee
Wilkins Street
Hudson High Announces Seven-Game Fall Schedule
Hudson High reveals a seven game fall football slate for next season with eight games listed, opening at home against North Attleboro. The schedule includes St John’s Worcester Athol Clinton and closes with an away game at North Attleboro. Manager Leonard Vile confirms the seven home and away contests with Midland 2 tests noted.
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Hudson
H High School
Leonard Vile Atted
Attleboro
St John’s
Worcester
Ontaive
de Se Seta Athol
Clinton
Sone
Midland
Mayor Lyons Orders City Purchases At Two Percent Discount
Marlboro In brief: Mayor A Lyons directs all city departments to seek two percent or greater discounts on every purchase. City officials including clerk treasurer auditor and department heads must report supplier discounts to cut city costs. This move targets savings across water sewer forestry police health and fire services.
Hood River School Grades Issue Clarified
In Hood River Oregon a note clarifies that there are no grades or grading changes being implemented, stating no new policy about student evaluation has been adopted.
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Hood River
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Ee Et Milchanics
Glenwood
Bridge
Eel
Pacific
Geena
Peoples Bank
Southbororms
Gibbons
U. S
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Murai de
Woosung Forts
Webster
Tsitshareeueen
Mukden
Makaan
Manchuria
Siberia
Harbin Ceeer
Ete
Francia Kerrigan
Henrietta Lang
Lincoln, Street
Rp McNiff
Rice St
Kortut
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