William Pedrick laid to rest in Hudson family lot
The body of William Pedrick, 65, a native of Hudson, was brought to Hudson for burial in the family lot at Main Street Cemetery. Funeral services were held at his Lawrence home followed by burial. He was the son of the late John and Carrie Morse Pedrick and had worked as a linotype operator in Milford and Lawrence. He is survived by his wife and a daughter. Funeral arrangements were handled by Undertaker George F En.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
William Pedrick
Hud
Hudson -Yesay
Main Street
Lawrence
John
Carrie (Morse) Peick
Hinerick
Waldon Brigham
Rge
George Fen
Frances Perkins
New York
Kin D
Franklin Roosevelt
Miss Perkins
Boston
Mr Parking
Mount Holyoke College
University of Encen Eee
Columbia University
Paul C. Wilson
Susana Winslow Perkins Wilson
Kiwanis Club Meeting Notices Framingham Luncheon Held
Kiwanis members gather at Pine Grove Inn for a Framingham round table meeting. Vice President P Frank Cratty presides while visitors Louis Scannell Worster Club Elford Kemp Westboro Club secretary Rev Paul Jefferson and Thomas Jevens Framingham attend. A luncheon is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Frank Cratty
Kiwanis
Pine Grove Inn
Framingm
Louis Scannell
Worster Club
Elford Kemp
Westboro Club
Paul Jefferson
Thomas Jevens
Framingham Pb
Je Inn
Commander Dill Receives Purple Heart for WWI Wounds
Marlboro district veteran Marlboro commander Dill of the 26th Division was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received on May 25, 1918. He served 22 months overseas, hails from Hudson, lives at 194 Mechanic Street, and is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Frederick M. Dill
Rnboro
Secretary of War
Washington
Dill
Hudson
Echanic Street
Funeral service for Civil War veteran Smith J. Lee
The funeral for Smith J. Lee, Civil War veteran, was held yesterday at Gage funeral home. Rev Frederick W Smith officiated with Comrade Lafayette Dickney and other veterans in attendance. Maplewood neighbors and Marlboro Lodge of Elks members served as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Forith J Lee
Gage
Ot B Avenue
Ederick W.smith
Tholist Church
Tvice
Lafayette Ickney
ir.Lee
Bath
Thomas Walcott
Barre
Surives
Fein
Maplewood
Umner C Gage
N. Henry Elton
Charles Barnes
William Ly
Alfred Beane
John Chamrain
Michael T Burke
Marlboro Lodge of Elks
Nicaraguan Conquest City Welcomes Industries
A brief public notice urges local residents to welcome new industries, promising economic growth and job opportunities as the city positions itself for development.
Maynard Tax Official Attacks State Board of Tax Appeals
Edna x ie712 Edna reports Maynard Massachusetts board of assessors arguing against the State Board of Tax Appeals. She recounts outcomes for a Woolen mill complex and water rights case, noting increased taxes and Abatement costs that burden local homeowners. She urges abolition of the Board to protect small towns and cites the United States Rubber Company case in Millville as an example of steep rate rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Mass
State Board of Tax Appeals
Committee On State Administration
Charles Slowey
Lowell
Board of Appeals
Holmes
Slowey
Board of Assessors
Pny
Board of Tax Appeals
United States Rubber Company
Millville
U. S. Rubber Co
Blackstone River
Woonsocket Rubber Co
Lawrence Felt Co
R. R. Board of Appeal
Woonsocket Rubber ‘Co
Zentiemen
Long
Lincoln Day Proclamation Urges Lincoln Birthday Observance
Governor Belly issues a proclamation calling observance of February 12, Abraham Lincoln's birthday, praising the Emancipator's public service and private virtue. The message recalls Lincoln's Kentucky birth, poverty, and mercy as guiding the nation through crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Belly
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Morris Eisenhaper Couple Welcome Son at Arlington Symmes
Bedford reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Eisenhaper of Hartford Street at Arlington Symmes Hospital last week. Dora Wellington of Hartford Street remains confined with the grippe. John Welley of Concord Road was drawn for jury duty in the Civil Session at Cambridge Court. The Woman's Club met Monday evening in the Church of Christ vestry with strong attendance and entertainment by a woman impersonator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Eisenhaper
Hartford Street
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Dora Wellington
John Welley
Concord Road
Cambridge Court
Woman’'s Club
Church of Christ
Athletic Club Whist and Bridge Night At Grange Hall
A whist and bridge party hosted for the Athletic Club filled Grange Hall last Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded in bridge to RB Osborne, Joseph Hodgdon, Edward Smith, John McGovern, Roger Brown, and Mrs Alfred Day, with George Lovejoy taking consolation. In whist, winners included Ruth Penkins, Emily Freeman, G Rinchey, Marie Palmeri, Paul Gilman, Esther Sullivan, Edwin Champney, Helen Connors, O DeFelice, and John Rivet. consolation went to Mrs Edward Smith. The next party is set for February 14 and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Club
Grange Hall
Mm RB Osborne
Joseph Hodgdon
Edward Smith
John McGovern
Roger Brown
Alfred Day
George Lovejoy
Ruth Penkins
Emily Freeman
G. Rinchey
Marie Palmeri
Paul Gilman
Esther ‘Sullivan
Edwin Champney
Helen ‘Connors
O. DeFelice
John Rivet
Universalist Church Plans Annual Turkey Dinner
In South Acton the Universalist church met at Mrs Charles H Fairbanks home on February 2 to finalize plans for the annual turkey dinner on February 22. The afternoon included bridge whist and jig saw puzzles. Rev George H Wood led a group of six boys to the Sportsman's Show in Boston on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ss. the ‘Universaliat
Charles. H Fairbanks
George H .Wood
The
Universalist
Boston
Billy Merriam
Burton Merriam
Harold Knights
David Tuttle
Billy Feeley
Appeal of American Woolen Co against Maynard Board of Assessors
A Massachusetts correspondence reveals a decision by the Board of Tax Appeals in docket 225 regarding the American Woolen Co. versus Maynard Board of Assessors. Representative Frank C. Sheridan argues the board decision confirms credibility of statements defending the local homeowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Assessors
Tne Sea
Board of Tax Appeals
Frank C. Sheridan
Bent Avenue
Maynard,Mass
Life long Concord resident Mrs. Sarah Wheeler dies
West Concord widow of Caleb H Wheeler died at home 16 Sudbury Road after a life in Old Concord spanning over fifty years. Born March 14 1854 in Boston she moved to Concord in 1874 and raised five children. She helped found Old Concord Chapter DAR and was active in many local groups. Funeral at 16 Sudbury Road followed by burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Sarah E. Wheeler
Caleb H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Concord Woman’s Club
The
Women’s Parish Association
Concord ‘Female Charitable Society
Ladies’ Tuesday Club
Concord Antiquarian Society
Concord Chapter
American Red Cross
Ipswich Historical Society
Old Concord
Concord
Julia ‘Dale Wheeler
J.M. Eveleth
Winterhaven
Florida
Mary W. Cook
Elizabeth W. Tompkins
Edward P. Daniels
First Parish
Aimee's Successor Tied to Angel of Broadway Mentioned
The text identifies Rheta Crawford Splivals as a candidate linked to Aimee Semple McPherson's legacy and the Angelus Temple circle. It notes Hutton as pastor of Angelus Temple in Los Angeles and states Splivals, married to Ray Splivale, was a San Francisco clubman’s wife and in 1930 served as director of the California Department of Social Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Broadway
Salvation Army
New York
Rheta Crawford Splivals
Aimee Semple
McPherson Hutton
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Marlboro Veteran Boggs Recovers After Emergency Appendix Operation
Marlboro aged 87 civil war veteran and commander of Rawlins Post Mr. John Boggs is reported comfortable after undergoing emergency appendectomy at Marlboro Hospital. The operation was performed yesterday by Dr. Robert Mason of Cambridge with assistance from Dr. Clyde H. Merrill and Dr. C W Smith, both of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
John Boggs
Rawlins
Marlboro Hospital
Robert ‘Mason
Cambridge
Clyde H. Merrill
C. “W. Smith
Examined 259 Pupils in January 1933 Reports
Miss Mary Sheridan, acting school nurse, reports January 1933 activity. She examined 259 pupils, treated 252 at school, 4 at home, made 55 school visits and 334 home visits, accompanied two to the doctor, 43 to dentists, and 8 pupils excluded for contagious or suspected illness. Dental clinics conducted by John Bellows and others. Roosevelt Bancroft and Main Street schools examined. Patronize Local Merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt, Bancroft and
Main Street
St Mary's Whist Party Funds Benefit Church
The Marlboro St Marys church assembly hall hosted a weekly whist party for St Marys church building fund. Winners included William Underwood first prize 15 dollars. other prizes went to Mrs L Chapman Worcester Mrs Caagnon Worcester Mr Cronin Worcester and several named locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s
William Underwood
Homer Bennet
L. Chapman
Worcester
Caagnon
A. Beland
Carpenter
Leo Reid
Thos. Bedard
Markey
Bourgeois
Corner
Bourke
Cronin
Hudson Dairy Co
Donald Messier
Company K Wins Regimental Rifle Championship
Marlboro The Company K rifle team captured the Regimental championship marking their sixth local title. They previously won the 1929 State championship and head to Boston February 17 at the East Armory to defend the State title with five team members in the individual shoot among twenty five top militia marksmen selected statewide.
Marlboro Community Notices Report Illnesses Meetings And Ice Outlook
The Brigham family recovers from grippe. Moineau travels to New York on business. Hurley recuperates from grippe. Marlboro Eagles convene a regular meeting with Wilbert Chartier presiding. Chris Ghiloni attends Fitchburg Drum Corps meeting. Ice on local streams dwindles to two thin sheets. Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows to perform third degree next Monday. Marlboro Fish and Game plans a meeting for Wednesday evening February 13. Rev Walter Tourtellot, Holy Trinity rector, improves after bronchitis and sits up for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows
Walter R Tourtellot
Holy Trinity Church
Filling station proprietor visits Chicopee for tire makers gathering
Herbert Brigham of Lincoln Street travels to Chicopee today as guest of Fiske tire makers at a factory gathering of representatives. George A. Stevens returns from Salem to lead Marlboro branch of the New England Telephone Co at the Rotary Club meeting Thursday noon at Black & White Inn. Members of General Joseph Badger chapter D.A. meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George M Moore’s Maple Street home to display old handicraft including daguerreotypes samplers homespun fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brigham
Lincoln Street
Chicopee
George A. Stevens
Salem
Marlboro
New England Telephone Company
Rotary Club
Black & White Inn
Joseph Badger
D.A
George’ M Moore
Maple Street
Strands of Beauty Tonight at Methodist Church
An illustrated travelogue titled Strands of Beauty Everywhere to be shown tonight at the Metho dist church by Mr and Mrs Robert Parmenter of Boston. The event features a former Marlboro boy and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parmenter
Boston
Parmenter
Mrs Harriet Martin Returns to Montreal After Visit
Mrs Harriet Martin returns to Montreal following a visit with relatives on Gates Avenue. Daughters of St Luxe held a meeting last night at Mrs John Minnocks home on Blains Street with Miss Boutilier as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Martin
Montreal
Gates Avenue
St. Luxe
John Minnock
Blains Street
Miss Boutilier
Minstrel Show Brightens Unitarian Church Night
The Unitarian church choir staged a lively minstrel show in the parish hall with the Ladies Alliance sponsoring after their afternoon session. Warren Warner led as interlocutor with endmen Galed Gesner Gunnar Johnson Raymond Dumont and Lucella Jones. The choir, directed by Mrs. Jean Wood Lynch, performed spirited chorus numbers and a Desert Song solo by Robert Dumont. Mrs. Edith Jones spoke on social service and a plentiful 6:30 supper followed for many patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlhard
Unitarian Church
Ladies Alliance
Warren Warner
Galed Gesner
Gunnar Johnson
Raymond Dumont
Lucella Jones
Jean Wood Lynch
Hela
Bo CIA
Gardner Carpenter
Drum Corps Whist Thursday Held in G A R Hall
Herbert F Akroyd Post Drum & Bugle Corps sponsors another whist party in G A R Hall with $20 top prize, $3 second prize, attendance prizes, and numerous items. Dr John A Kelleher chairs arrangements. bingo closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marboro
Herbert F. Akroyd Post Drum & Bugle Corps
G. A. R. Hall
John A Kelleher
Budget Cuts Shrink Revere City Budget By 30 Percent
Mayor Aden Casassa presented last night a 30 percent cut in cafe salaries and a 20 percent reduction in all city workers pay. The $1,714,969 budget is $350,000 below last year, with further trims totaling about $120,000 for welfare, $41,000 for State aid and soldiers relief, aiming to avoid a tax rise. The council paused the budget amid pension petitions from Hite Chief Capt. Alber and Patrolman James T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Aden Casassa
Hite
Alber
B. Ma
James
Hudson Boy Scouts Help After Corner Crash
After a car crash at Washington and School streets, Troop 2 assistant scoutmaster Rouand Morin and Troop 3 member V Ange Anastos promptly aided passengers. They examined injuries, got medical help, and cared for a shock victim until police and a doctor arrived. Both scouts passed first aid tests and are taking advanced Red Cross training at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
School
Rouand Morin
Vange Anastos
Amnastos
Seanuts
Anastas
Holmes
Morin
Red Cross
Algonquin Cayneil
Spar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jody
W. Pedrick
Tiwanis Club
Framingham
Purple Cross
Smith J. Lee
Senorita Haydee Maraes
Nicaragua
America
Ts. Irving L. Kelly
iLiev‘enant Kelly
United States
Armes
Lt. Kelly
Atlantic
Constance ‘Bennett
Filmstar
State House
Lincoln
Bedford
Cupid
Ownsend
Miethle
Philadelphta
Fas
Mary ‘ ‘Smith
Quaerrchitect
Iss
Gills
South Acton
Wayby
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Somerset St
D.A.R. Chapter
Aimee
Mr. Boggs
ST. Mary's
Company K
Lester Brigham
Edinboro Street
Hector E. Moineau
Marlboro Wire Goods Company Inc
Thomas P. Hurley
T. P. Hurley Construction Company
Marlboro Eagles
Wilbert ‘Chartier
Chris” Ghiloni
Legion Drum Corps
Fitchburg
Marlboro Fish and Game Association
William B Giles
Giles
West Main Street
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Russell P. Chase
Newton
Theatore
Arthur Bonin
Francis Bastien
Hugh McNiff
Odd ‘Fellows Hall
Cora Morse
Charles A Bowman
Church ‘Street
Bowman
Masonic Block
Walter Morse
Gertrude Whitman
Shaw
Avenue
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Carrie Cadiewx
Nellie Cousins
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