Acton Woman's Club Hosts Second Annual Event
The Acton Woman's club held its second annual gathering last Friday with Mrs Liebfried Mrs Law behe Mrs Eugene Me A Perry Marble Havin Gaeble and Nashoba Sportsmen's members in attendance. A Feb 28 supper at 7 p m in Acton Grange featured a moving pie meal. Beatrice Parsons celebrated a birthday at Central Street home. Four relatives six family members mentioned were Walter L Prowse Mr and Mrs William of South Acton Mrs Jowse and son Paul of Arbor.
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Cerser
Liebfried
Lawbehe
Eugene Me A
Perry Marble Havin Gaeble
Nashoba Sportsmen’s
Acton Grange
Beatrice Parsons
On Central Street
Parson
Walter L., Prowse
Williamon
South Acton
Jowse
Paul
Arbor
Sudbury youths Dixon Hawes and Gordon Peterson join Baseball School
Sudbury youths Dick Hawes and Gordon Peterson plan to attend Baseball School in Arkansas, hoping to refine their technique as the season approaches. At home, Mrs. William E. Davison Mrs. David Baldwin and Mrs. Carlyle G. Burland hosted a Valentine party at the Methodist church last Saturday afternoon with 25 children enjoying games and lollipops.
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Dick Hawes
Gordon Peterson
Arkansas
William E. Davison
David Baldwin
Carlyle G. Burland
Methodist Church
Sudbury Woman's Club Reschedules Meeting to March 10
The Sudbury Woman's Club moves the next meeting from March 4 to March 10. Guest Doris Miller will discuss Home Decorating. Members and guests are invited.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Doris Miller
Edith Chandler 63 Maynard Woman Dies After Brief Illness
Edith G Chandler 63 of 1 Everett street Maynard died suddenly after a brief illness. Born in town she worked 27 years at American Woolen Company. Survived by daughter Gertrude Mitchell Natick two sons Lawrence Raleigh NC Charles Stowe VT a brother Charles Whiting Franklin and sisters Martha Wright Marian Butterworth Maynard. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at home Rev Henry F Leech officiated entombment Glenwood Cemetery.
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Charles Whiting
Franklin
Martha F. Wright
Marian J. Butterworth
Maynard
Henry F. Leech
The
Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Acton Cub Scouts Prepare Overseas Gift Boxes
Acton Pack No 18 Cubs gather at the meeting to mail filled cigar boxes packed with school supplies soap sewing materials gum toys socks mittens handkerchiefs and non glass items to send to boys in war ravaged Europe.
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Acton
Europe
Fractures Leave Marlboro Telegraph Manager Home
Nathaniel Orr manager of the Concord Marlboro district for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company is confined to his home at 104 Hudson Street Marlboro with a triple fracture of the left leg above the knee. The injury occurred during a fist at Lake Boon on Sunday and he was treated at Marlboro Hospital before returning home.
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Nathaniel Orr
Concord-Marilboro
New England Telephone’ and Telegraph Company
Hudson Street
Marlboro
Lake Boon
Marlboro Hospital
Orr
Acton Community Notes Report Local Meetings and Travel
Robert Morris recovers at home East Acton after surgery at Emerson hospital. Mr and Mrs W Stuart Allen of East Acton plan a Florida winter vacation. Acton Garden Club executive board met at Mrs John M Pettingell home to discuss the early summer flower show and to name delegates to the Boston Flower show. Acton PTA executive board met at Mr Theodore G Williams home to plan February meeting.
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Robert Morris
East Acton
Emerson Hospital
W. Stuart Allen
Florida
Acton Garden Club
John M. Pettingell
Barker Road
Boston
The
Acton
Theodore G. Wiliams
Church Street
West Acton
PTA Meets Tonight in Blanchard Hall
The Aton P T A holds its mid winter meeting this evening at 8 15 with Theodore G Williams as president after the recent resignation Burton D Jones Jr presides over the business session A survey of A ton school buildings will be discussed as per the town warrant A short musical program and social hour with refreshments follow.
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Blanchard Hall
Theodore G. Williams
Pasi
At Caine
Presidert
Burton d. Jones, Jr
Sesson
Acton
Acton Grange Whist Night Names Prize Winners
Acton grange held a recess whist party in the town hall with winners including Alice Moody Burton Wayne Iver Peterson Frank McElroy Elia Torkelsen Minnie Campbell T H Turner Ruth Peterson and Mrs Mary Billings Mrs F Lawrence Esther Taylor Mrs John McClure and Mrs Kelley Edward Smith Consolation prizes went to Wilfred Fraser and Mrs Dorothy Turner The cake prize went to Miss Joathy Moody Co chairs William Tillson announced the next event for February 26 at 8 p m in the town hall.
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Acton
Acton Grange
Alice Mloody
Burton Wayne
Iver Peterson
Frank McElroy
Elia Torkelsen
Minnie Campbell
T.H. Turner
Ruth Peterson
Mary Bllings
F. Lawrence
Esther Taylor
John McClure
Kelley
Edward, Smith
Wilfred Fraser
Dorothy Turner
Joathy Moody
William Tillson
Acton Bowling Scores Highlight Grange Tournament
Acton Grange No 2 women lead in the bowling tournament with Mrs William Tillson and Mrs Harold Justa son tied for high three strings. Mrs Tillson tops singles. Team No 1 leads in high three strings while Team No 2 tops pinfall. In the men’s division John Torkelsen and Harold Justason share high three strings and Team No 2 also leads in three string team and overall. All teams meet each Wednesday evening.
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Acton
Acton Grange
William Tillson
Harold Jin
Tillson
John Torkelsen
Harold
Ason
Legislative panel rejects Sunday diaper delivery plea
The Legislative Group Rules No Deliver Diapers in Boston turns down a Sunday diaper delivery request from Senator Philip G. Bowker of Brookline. The committee, majority of harried men and grandfathers, rules no lean dry diapers may be delivered on Sunday.
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State House
Boston
Philip G. Bowker
Brookline
Framingham Pastor Fredly Parmiter Jr. Receives $11,634
Rev Charles A Parmiter Jr pastor of the Episcopal Church in Framingham was awarded 11634 in Federal Court Boston for injuries from a truck collision three years ago. Army driver Russell Main operator of the truck was found negligent by Judge Charles Wyzanski Jr in the accident that hospitalized the clergyman for two months. Buy Victor Bonds.
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Framingham
Charles A. Parmiter
Episcopal Church
Boston
Russell“F. Main
Army
Charles ?. Wyzanski, Jr
Hudson Teachers Take Courses Over Past Year
Fourteen Hudson school teachers pursued further study at multiple institutions in the last year. Among them Walter B. Hacker attended Unit Method and Research in Science at Boston University while Harold H. Belmore studied Advanced Teacher Training and vocational education topics at Fitchburg State Teachers College.
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Hudson
Walter B. Hacker
Boston University
Harold H. Belmore
State Teachers College
Fitchburg
Helen A. Glynn
Elizabeth McQuillan
Florence Carney
Department of Education
Ruth Douglas
Robert E. MacCarthy
Boston, University
Thomas Bruneau
Church Supper Promised by Memorial Congregational
In Sudbury South on March 5 at 6 39 p m the Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational will host a supper in the vestry. Attendees should bring a Swedish dish to share and recipes may be obtained from committee members. A dinner and dancing will follow with a Swedish folk dance demonstration by Mr and Mrs Carl Roos and their class. All are invited.
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Sudbury
Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational Seed South Sudbury
Albert
Tallent
Sewer
Claud Ee
Theodore
Bardi
Carl Roos
Burglar Stung. Confederate Money Highlights Tulsa Theft
Tulsa, Oklahoma reports a break in at W. L. Herring's office netting about $500 in Confederate money and a family keepsake, while a thief missed $1,000 in jewelry. J Edgar Hoover notes most major accidents are caused by traffic law breakage by drivers.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. L. Herring
Herring
J. Edgar Hoover
South Acton Ser Laffin on Main Street
A fragment notes South Acton on Main Street with reference to a ser laffin title or name in the area.
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The
South Acton
Laffin
Whist Party Awards Benefit at South Acton Churches
The Ladies Circles of South Acton Unitarian and Congregational churches hosted a whist night in the vestry of the former church to raise funds. Door prize won by Mite Benjamin Ineson. prizes went to Mrs. Claréette Frost, Genevieve French and Mrs. C. C. Cullinane. numerous players recognized for whist prizes.
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R. H. White
Vinnie Rosby
Ruth Smith
Lucille Lsiay
Dorothy Turner
Okienow
Sopme Walshin
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