Berlin youths push into Hudson football and ministry
Berlin students have boosted Hudson teams with athletic talent and social activity. Rev. Fred R Isacksen, a Boston University football center and Berlin minister, reflects on balancing church duties and sports while guiding local youths toward football and ministry. His path shows sport and faith can share time commitments and drive community teams forward.
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Berlin
Fred R. Isacksen
Framingham
Operta
Tideon- Berlin
Fred Robert Isacksen Ias
College of Literal Arts
Merlin Methodist Episcopal Church
Holiday greetings and family notices from Bernardston
Charles Fiske of Bernardston visits town with Mrs Clifton N Fletcher travels to Conn for school duties. Mrs Mildred Clark at home. Hans Neilson daughters Helen May Julia at holidays. Mere Conant hosts sister Belle Stone of Hudson. Jerome Dwinells marks 50th anniversary Jan 2. William Baker spent Christmas with father. Eugene Lawrence of New London visiting mother, son Eugene with stepmother. Snow Womans Association hosts Christmas party at Unitarian church with readings, carols, and gifts. candles and decorations enhance festive mood.
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Clifton. N. Fletcher
Kathryn Fletcher
Conn
Mildred Clark
Hans Neilson
Helen
May
Julia
Mean Conant
Belle Stone
Hudson
Jerome
Jerome = Dwinells
William Baker
Eugene Lawrence
New London
Tien
Suéanwrence
Eugene
Don Stow Worson
Local Notes From Town Streets And Homes
Dr George Cochran purchased a Chandler sedan Mrs Fred Stone confined to her Grove street home with illness Hill Broad shoe factory resumed operations after a stocktake Miss Dorothy Jandron at Felton street Mrs William Hianscomb of Lan water visited daughter Mrs Avert Stilphen Summer Street Miss Dy Hurlburt Vope Street nursing an infected finger Mrs Henry Valcour Loring Street returned from Montreal visit
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Fred Stone
Grove Street
Ines
Dorothy Jandron
Felton Street
William Hianscomb
Lanwater
Avert Stilphen
Summer Sr
Henry Valcour
Loring St
Montreal
Local Notices and Social Updates From Williamsboro Area
Residents report returns and travels across Virginia and North Carolina including Leo McGrath resuming work at Williamsboro. Mary McClellan visiting Breckton. Harriet Houghton visiting her parents. Charles Hongbto returning to Atlanta to resume social welfare work. Harold Wood and Elizabeth Walling return to Arlington after holidays. The first account of Lemonl Carter’s conservatorship expenditures and balance is noted. Emma Marsh visits from Northhampton for the holidays. A Coulson property is described as sunken and killed by an unknown animal. Leslie Rice hosts dinner for his mother M Aneur ta Rice’s 76th birthday at 213 Dickey Avenue. Arthur Hastings fills his tea house in South Beron. Henry Dilling visits from New York to see his parents in West Berlin.
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Arthur Hastings
South Beron
Henry Dilling
New York City
Weat
Berlin
Visitors in town for holidays greet Wheeler family
Among the visitors in town for the holidays were Prof. and Mrs. Raymon B. Wheeler of Eugene Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Carson E. Wheeler of Stamford Connecticut visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wheeler and sister Mrs. Avelin Dunfield. Ralph R. Hartshorn of Louis t.
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Therce
Chicago
Raymon B. Wheeler
Eugene
Oregon
Carson E. Wheeler
Stamford
Wheeler
Henry A. Wheeler
Avelin Dunfield
Ralph RF Hartshorn
Louis T
Trustees of the Avwaber Institution for Savings Meet in Mayn Mass
The quarterly meeting of the Trustees of the Avwaber Institution for Savings will be held at the Banking Rooms in Mayn, Mass. on Wednesday, January 6, 1926 at eight o'clock p m for the purpose of transacting any business that may properly come before the meeting. Per order President Howard A Wilson, Clerk.
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Avwaber Institution For Savings
Mayn Dd
Mass
Howard A Wilson
Neighboring Towns Seek Mutual Benefit
Neighboring towns advocate cooperation to boost regional growth and shared services, citing potential economic and social gains. Officials stress collaborative planning and joint ventures to address common challenges and opportunities.
Hudson Merchants Promote Ethical Sales Come to Hudson
Hudson merchants invite nearby towns to upcoming sales and emphasize a high ethical standard. The Hudson Merchants Association requires members to follow strict rules, offering customers safety and fair treatment with trusted reputations. The message promises honest pricing and reliable service as Hudson grows.
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Hudson
Amar Son Ba
Hudsonerchants’ Association
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Hudson, Jan
Institutor Advvncea
Anthlete
Marlboro High
Htas
Boston
B. U
Rhode Island
Methodist Church
Methodist Church General Conference
Brookline
College of Liberal Arts
Letic
Fpot
Maetta
Raven
Mip
Paneer
Witieg
Isé
van Loons
Charles Fiske
Bernardston
George Cochran
Dy Hurlburt
Vope
Leo McGrath
Cartir Street
Willam and Mary College
Williamshoro
Virginia
Mary McClellan
Cox St
Breckton
Sophen McClellan
Carter Street
Harriet M. Houghton
Mee
Charles M. Hongbto
Main Street
Atlanta
Harold RB Wood
Elizabeth Walling
Arlington
Alfred’ Wood
Washington St
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