Maynard Funeral Services Held for S Adeline D
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM from Mrs. McCarthy’s Main Street home for Miss S Adeline D born in Gleasondale a longtime resident. She died Wednesday at her home aged 84 survived by nephews Leon Putnam Conn Earl Streeter St. Randy and others. Active in Dale Methodist and Ladies Circle. Local memorials note long life in the community.
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McCarthy
Main Street
Dale
S. Adelined
Ne Tewson
Arthy
Maynard
Gleasondale
Thers
Adeline
Stearns
Potter
Aybeth
Giles
Leon
Putnam, Conn
Earl Streeter
St. Rnda
Baritone Hudson-Lloyd Hickman To Sing Negro Spirituals
Baritone Hudson-Lloyd Hickman will perform a recital of Negro Spirituals in a concert sponsored by the choir of the First Federated Church. The program is set for Sunday evening at seven o'clock at the church with Hickman noted for tours across the United States and Canada.
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Hudson
Lloyd Hickman
First Federated Church
Hickman
United States
Canada
Ice
United Co-Operative Milk Service Delivers Rain Or Shine
The United Co-Operative milk and cream service maintains uninterrupted daily deliveries to Maynard and nearby towns. A modern processing plant ensures high quality, with precise procedures for fresh milk and prompt doorstep delivery despite weather.
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Maynard
Mark Twain
United Co-operative Milk Service
United Co-Operative
Tos
Native St Paul athlete with Denison ties earns 1915 All Ohio nomination
The subject, a native of St Paul Minnesota and Denison University alumnus, was acclaimed as an all around athlete in high school and college and received a 1915 nomination for the mythical All Ohio football team. He trained musically for nine years under instructors including LaVilla Priske Pringle Pinault and La Farge. He toured the nation as a soloist and member of the chairact cast in Pastures, stepping into the understudy role after Richard B Harrison’s death.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Denison University
LaVilla
Priske
Pringle
Pinault
la Farge
Richard B. Harrison
DeLand
Mr. Hickman
Charles Winter Wood
Stow town events include fire marshal talk and dances
The Stow Town Hall hosts a Thursday meeting at 8 p m with State Fire Marshal E H Whiter More as guest. A town dance is planned for the same evening in the upper town hall by local groups. The Marionette Show entertained 75 children at the Town Hall by Toy Town Tavern Lancaster and Stow Woman's Association sponsorship. The Warren Wheeler Wether bee Post 272 American Legion auxiliary will meet January 19 in the lower town hall. Sgt Frank E Schmelzer returns from 18 months U S Army duty and plans to resume Harvard studies next month. Paul Smith, UMass Amherst student, held a New Year Eve party on Great Road with 15 friends.
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Man’s Association
Stow Town Hall
E. H. Whiter- More
Town Hall
Toy Town Tavern
Lancaster
Stow Woman’s Association For the Children
Warren Wheeler Wetherbee
American Legion Auxiliary
Lower Town Hall
T. Sgt
Frank E. Schmelzer
Frank Schmelzer
U. S. Army
Harvard College
Paul Smith
University of Mass
Amherst
Great Road
Stow Parish Set to Hold Annual Meeting and Supper
The Stow First Parish annual meeting is planned for Saturday evening January 10 at 7 30 in the church vestry with a 6 30 supper for parish members served by the Ladies Circle. Mrs George H Alexander of Pittsburgh is visiting Crescent street with her daughter and family. Honor is given to Frank Cenner and Frank Baker for lighting duties during the Christmas season and a firemen’s meeting is announced with a series of parties at the firehouse on Friday night January 7 sponsored by the local association.
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Stow Tirst
George H. Alexander
Pittsburgh
Penn
Francis F. Roger
Crescent Street
Stow Center Common
Bors
Frank E. Cenner
Frank Baker
Massachusetts Employment Outlook for New Year
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security predicts high employment in early next year with seasonal layoffs down and demand stabilizing across many industries. Delays in machinery hinder expansion in tannery textile and garment sectors while tariffs limit imports of textiles machinery jewelry leather and tan wool. Job openings exist for young women in electrical manufacturing and older married women return to work in textile areas.
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Massachusetts
State Division of Employment Security
Massachusett
Community 4-H Christmas Party At Concord ExOffice
Monday evening the Mid County Extension 4-H held its annual Christmas party at the Concord Ex-Office with George Erikson giving a short talk on George Farley. A junior group from Shion Church C E went sliding on Taylor Road Wednesday night returning for refreshments at the home of Mr and Mrs William Peck Great Road. Ronald and Ralph Smith Philip Ineson David Newsham and Merbert Phelan took an overnight skiing trip to Cranmore Mountain North Conway New Hampshire using the new ski mobile. The Endeavor monthly meeting was at the First Baptist Church Everett with Life of Christ dramatized by a reader organist and soloist. Middlesex Christian Endeavor locals attended.
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Midequnty Extension
H Q
Concord
George Erikson
George Farley
Sen
I ‘Shion Church C.E
Taylor ‘Road
Hiedi Peck
William Peck
Great Road
Ronald
Ralph “Smith
Philip Ineson
David Newsham
Merbert Phelan
Cranmere
Conway
New Hampshire
Wenring
Maleverettleee Unie Eee Endeavor
Aptist
Everett
Christ
Middlesex Christian Endeavor
Stow School Committee Plans Year End Report Meeting
The Stow School Committee held a special meeting to close last year’s books and prepare for town reports and warrants. A follow up session is set for Friday evening January 9 at Mrs Fre Strong’s home to finalize the town report and warrant articles. All Stow schools reopened January 8 after Christmas vacation.
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Stow
Fre Strong
Local Christian Endeavor Amion Meeting in Gre tori
On Pridey evening January 16 a Local Christian Endeavor Amion met in Gre tori with the Middlesex County C BE office in charge. Word lists several names and a correction about Concord. Mrs Charles Nixon formerly of Stow and now Marlboro is fined and at Marlboro Hospital. The play On the Air by Stow Worst Association at the Town Hall drew praise despite snow with the cast earning praise for their performance. Miss Betty Puffer returned to duties in New York City after holidays with her parents in Great Road.
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Amion
Gretori
Middlesex County, C. BE
Charles Nixon
Stow
Newton Street
Marlboro
Stow Worst Association
Betty Puffer
New York City
Mrs
Arthur Puffer
Great Road
Playing Cards Through History Across Cultures
The article traces cards from ancient Hindu and Egyptian use to Jewish post exile, notes Chinese origin myth for concubines, and identifies European adoption in the 15th century. It mentions speculation that Saracens brought cards to Europe after crossing the Mediterranean in 711.
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Egypt
Europe
Mediterranean
Minnesota cancer deaths exceed four thousand in 1946
More than 4,000 Minnesotans died of cancer during 1946 according to state health statistics. The report highlights cancer as a leading cause of death with implications for public health planning and medical research in the postwar era.
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Minnesota
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