Hudson hosts three day expo of local products at Armory
Local Hudson exhibitors from factories and retailers prepare displays for a three day show at State Armory starting Thursday after 3 PM and running to 11 PM with free admission. Army display, entertainment every evening by the high school band and organ, prizes for attendees, and demonstrations of Hudson made goods attract visitors from town and neighboring areas.
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State Armory
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Armory
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Hudson Officers Rescue Elderly Woman in Fire
Patrolman Fahey forced entry into a Gleasondale residence with Hudson firemen after a fire started in a home. A neighbor, Mrs. Ithy, tended to a man with a severe injury while the elder woman was carried to safety and treated for smoke exposure.
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Gleasonn
Henry M
Fa- Hudson
Gleasondale
Fternoon
Ciiss
Addie
Fahey
Ithy
Hudson
Richer
Bolton Votes To Gift Fire Wagon To New York Museum
Bolton voters at the town meeting reluctantly approved transferring the ar dent fire wagon named the Quick Step to the Harold B Smith museum in New York City. The museum will create a miniature replica of the apparatus to be presented back to the town.
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Bolton
New York
Harold -B Smith
New York City
Springfield Daily News ends 145 day print gap
Springfield residents awaited the second issue after 145 days without a local paper. The Daily News printed twenty thousand copies which sold within minutes at prices from 5 cents to $1 each, as management expressed hope of regular publication.
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Springfield
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Daily News
New Taxco to Open Here in Monument Square
New Taxi company Blue Cab will open Thursday morning at 17 Mechanic Street Monument Square under Mitch ell Ethier. Roy W. Courtemanche will manage. four 1947 two tone blue Hudson sedans with speed governors available day and night. The firm serves weddings and theatre parties with a modern public address dispatch system. Drivers include Francis Boland Thomas Tobin Norman Lanoue and Albert Geldart all ex servicemen.
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Vice
Mechanic Street
Monument Square
Mitchell’ Ethier
Eaturing
Francis Boland
Thomas Tobin
Norman Lanoue
Albert Geldart
Acton Center Woman's Club Hosts Sixth Dance Class
The Acton Center Woman's Club holds the sixth in a ten part series of dance classes next Monday with sessions for preschoolers up to adults. Classes run from afternoon for younger children to evening for teens and adults. Pupils learn new steps and social conduct while enjoying the sessions. If a pupil misses a lesson, they can catch up as instructors review prior material. Also notes a warning that poison ivy infection can occur from smoke or clothing worn a year after contact with the plant.
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Acton
Acton Center
Washington's Maxims Highlighting Courtesy and Self Control
A list of Washingtons maxims emphasizes doing your best, speaking truth, avoiding reproachful language, and attentive listening. It urges civility in conversation, restraint from malice, disciplined recreation, and maintaining decorum in public discourse. These guidelines resemble an early code of personal conduct.
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Washington
Milford Daily News Raises Price To Four Cents
The Milford Daily News announces a price increase to four cents per copy to cover higher paper costs.
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Milford
Milford Daily News
Party series aids Woman's Church Relief at Center Church
A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fred Richards of Hosmer Street kicked off a series of gatherings to benefit the Woman's Church Aid of the Center Congregational church. Guests included Mrs. Samuel B. Knowlton, Mrs. George Liebfried, Mrs. Mable Spencer, Mrs. Avis Kroon, Mrs. Charles Greenough, Mrs. Gilbert Zimmerman, Mrs. Elwin Hollowell and Mrs. Joseph Curtis, with other events noted by Mrs. Inez Peterson and Mrs. Harlan Tuttle among others.
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Inez Peterson
Harlan Tuttle
John Stevens
Robert Bond
Maynard Co operative Society lists board candidates
The nominating committee of the United Cooperative Society of Maynard announces candidates for the board: Francis A. Alving Anton Anderson Joseph Boulden Jr Thomas J. Duggan Otto Filppu Ohn Helander Eiic Palmer Emil Bauman Waine Farker Arvid Stabell Osmo Sulkala and Leo Weckstrom. Six directors will be elected this year five for two years and one for one year. Meetings for English and Finnish members are scheduled March 5 and March 8 1947 with refreshments provided.
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Francis A. Alving
Anton Anderson
Joseph Boulden Jr
Thomas J. Duggan
Otto Filppu
Ohn Helander
Eiic Palmer
Worcester
Emil Bauman
Waine Farker
Arvid Stabell
Osmo Sulkala
Leo Weckstrom
James MacKenzie
Elmer Salenius
Charles W. Manty
Noble J. Morton
Edward Helander
Oscar Tofféri
Rudolph K. Saari
Co-op
Main Street
Parker Street
Scout Banquet Marks 25th Anniversary in Concord
Local Scouts and scouters gathered for the Sachem Council Boy Scouts 25th anniversary banquet held last Saturday evening at Belmont High School. Vice President Frank Hatch was the guest speaker. G Sherman Blair and Winslow J Damon led the local arrangements committee.
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Concord
Sachem Council
Boy Scouts
Belmont High School
Frank Hatch
G Sherman Blair
Winslow J Damon
Acton Community Calendar Highlights Local Events
The 53rd Washington Birthday turkey dinner is set for February 22 at 1 PM in the vestry of the South Acton Universalist church. Co chairs are Mrs. Alberta Tuttle and Mrs. Edith Braman, with a large committee. West Acton Woman's club hosts a military whist party tonight at 8 30 in the clubhouse on Central street. The Remnants 4 H sewing club met at Acton Center with leader Mrs. Fred Richards and members including Claire Linscott Mimi Knipple Dawn Richer Dardana Berry and Carol Cooper. The C E local union meets at Center Congregational church Saturday at 7 30 PM with bus rides from West Acton Baptist church at 7 5 PM. Mr and Mrs Robert M Stow announce birth of daughter Robin February 16 at Emerson hospital Concord. they have another daughter Linda aged four. All public schools and the Acton Nursery and Kindergarten will be closed all next week for February vacation resuming Monday March 3.
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West Acton
Fred Richards
Acton Center
Marsha Jordan
Boston
Claire Linscott
Mimi Knipple
Dawn Richer
Dardana Berry
Carol Cooper
Robert M. Stow
Main Street
Robin
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Linda
Acton
Couple To Wed Later This Month in Concord
Mr and Mrs Harry Bygel of Albuquerque New Mexico announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jean Bygel to Johnny Wood of Concord The couple met at the University of Colorado Wood a Concord High School graduate and three year veteran of the U S Army Air Corps is now studying at Colorado The wedding is planned for this month.
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Harry Bygel
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Jean Bygel
Johnney Wood
Bygel
University Colorado
Wood
Concord High School
U. S. Army Air Corps
Valentine's Can Accommodate Any Kind of Travel
Concord Valentines Travel Agency on Walde Street near Veterans Building offers reservations for hotels and trips to New York or other large cities. It promotes Easter vacations and Europe travel by air or sea, with service for travelers and nearby towns without a trip to Boston.
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Valentine’s Travel
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Veterans Buing
New York
Europe
Valentine’s
Boston
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