Veterans bureau talk to inform on appeals and procedures
Veterans groups plan a session at Wigth led by Officer John H. Wallace to discuss appeals and necessary procedures. A banquet will honor veterans with multiple subcommittees named for reception, decorations, entertainment, and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall River
Veterans’ Bureau Affairs
John H. Wallace
Veterans Foreign Ware
Ladies Vetus
Penruney
Eek Oon
Bay State
Vetamone
Ely
Pat Ph Om Ee A H
Ae Bol Wee Merican Legion
Ahd Jewish Ware Association
Fred M. Payton
Thomas C. Hennessey
Fred T.inner
Charles H. Storey
Irving Maye
Norman Shields
Ward Hebert
Pad Nelly
John Harold
We Hurley
Margaret Sui
Irene Martingon
Birthday Party for Edward Athorn in Forge Village
A surprise birthday gathering was held for Edward Athorn of Forge Village at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lester, 59 Arthur Street, Saturday night. Guests from Forge Village, Groton, Littleton and Maynard attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edward Athorn
Forge Village
Robert Lester
Arthur Street
Groton
Littleton
Mr. Athorn
Edith
Tee
George
Mary Newton
Forge
Gerthi Athorn
Clara
George Athorn
Gertrude Baker
William Newton
Norman
Newton
Richithe
Gladys
Robert Binns
Jonas Land
William
Aaron Land
Mra. Fiske
Ruth Tavior
West Acton Community Notes Retell Evening Cancelled Event
West Acton report On Winona Lodge program a sleigh ride was abandoned crowd shifted to a clam chowder supper seen as a success Walter Lawrence sought work in south Acton Wooley Com pany Mr and Mrs Arthur Whitcomb visited Dorothy Mead Deborah Bruce in Walden Mrs Mary Taylor Arlington Street visiting relatives in Woburn Rev Mr Jeffries and Mrs Jeffries led a Tremont Temple meeting The Taylor brothers offered classical music and devotional topics Betty Lee hosted a birthday gathering guests included Richard Fitnt Bettie Teele and Jean Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lodge
Walter Lawrence
South Acton Wooley, Company
Arthur Whitcom
Dorothy Mead
Deborah Bruce
Walden
Mary Taylor
Arlington Street
Woburn
Jeffries
Tremont Temple
Taylor Brothers
Richard, Fitnt
Bettie Teele
Jean Campbell
Betty Lee
College appoints first woman chair of Junior Prom
Miss Catherine Coughlan of the College of Federal Arts in Boston University has been elected secretary of the All University Junior Week committee and chairman of the Junior Prom. This marks the second time a woman has held the Junior Prom chair.
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Catherine Coughlan
College of F.deral Arts
Boston
Universit
Bee
Binne Hagler Leads Glue Eagles Past Redskins in League Match
The Binne' Hagler defeated the Redskins as Glue Eagles won a hard fought Inter Town Bowling league match at Lynch alleys Monday night. Lanni gan led for the single high and Buisson for the three string total.
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Glue Eagles
Binne
Aces Top League Leads After Week of Intertown Play
The Aces lead the Intertown Howling league at week seven end with standings showing Aces 2a 9 109Re All Stars 20 we 10, Heathens 17 15 10, Redshins 14 18 10, Blue Eagles 12 20 10, Dark Horses 16 38 10,360. Heathens high team total 1519, Eagles 1600, All Stars 1494. High team string Aces 549, All Stars 541, Eagles 541. High and three string total EB Peterson Ruisson 351, Smith 246. High individual single string Peterson 155, Ruisson 148, Smith 147.
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ACES
All Stars
Heathens
Redshins
Blue Eagles
Dark Horses
Eagles
Peterson
Ruisson
Smith
Birthday Celebration Follows Monthly Social With Thanks
A Pleasant Sunday Evening gathering closed its books after a successful Birthday Celebration. The group thanks all helpers and notes January 28 when the Dudley Radio Carollers, led by Rev. A C Lambourn, will conduct services and perform readings and music.
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Dudley Radio Carolers
A. C. Lambourn
Providence Bible
Fight Dutch elm disease through New Jersey crackdown action
The Department of Agriculture allocates 80 000 for scow and eradication in a New Jersey New York City infected area. Harry Hopkins approves employing 506 workers to survey 1 446 square miles, with crews in New Jersey New York and parts of Connecticut. The operation includes botanists pathologists and entomologists from the Bureau of Plant Industry with CCC and CWA support and field work ongoing through winter.
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Uncle Sam
CDO
Department of Agricul
Forestry Digest
Open Tree Association
New Jersey
Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Worke
New York City
New York
Europe
Indianapolis
Knoxville
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
O. N. Liming
East Orange
CCC
National Park
Morristown
Essex
Unico County
Newark Water Reservation
Cccups
String Quartet at Academy Delights Young Listeners
The Chardon Quartet from the Boston Symphony Orchestra presented a children’s concert at UD. The performers offered a charming program that entertained and educated young audiences.
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Academy
Chardon Quartet
Berg
Boston Symphonychestra
Uniformed game wardens eyed to become conservation officers
Director Kenney urged the Legislative Committee on Conservation to appoint 34 wardens as conservation officers with uniforms and expanded authority. He cited advantages including deterrence, morale, public safety, and better relations with landowners and hunters, noting a drop in court convictions from 1982 to last year and urging broader powers to curb vandalism and theft in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enney
Division of Tries and Game
Canada
Kenney
Wrame
Women’s Association Meeting at Memorial Church
The Women’s Association of Memorial Church will meet at 3 pm at Mrs Herbert Newton’s home on King Philip Road. Dr M F Buell will speak at the Boy Scout meeting this week giving elementary Pivot Aid instructions. An Old Fashioned Church special Friday evening offers entertainment games and refreshments for all members of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of Memorial Church
Herbert Newton
King Philip Road
M.F. Buell
H. Rogers
Dessle
Senior Class elects committee members at Acton High
Fragmentary notice shows Mary McNiff Jack Bacher and Charles Callanan elected by the senior class of Acton High to select a committee for the acton high irene project. Unclear details follow due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McNiff
Jack Bacher
Charles Nn
Callanan
Berg
A A
Acton High
Irene
Unsure OCR Reads on February 22 Event
Fragmentary text notes an event or date in February 22 with unclear details and names not readable. The source provides only partial phrases and no complete facts to identify people or places.
Maynard Seeks Separate Hearing On Rate Reduction
A Maynard representative urged the commission to treat the town’s rate petition separately from Marlboro arguing for a reduction and abolition of the service charge. He claimed Marlboro Hudson Gas Co profits exceed what customers pay and urged the board to weigh facts and grant relief. The speaker cited prior testimony and questioned service charge fairness for small districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mason
Hudson
Stow
Maynard
Marlboro
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Company
Newton
Bookline
Marlboro-Hudsonias Company
Gray
New England Power Company
Mr. Gray
Maynard Pita Sa E Sa Ate SGT
A fragment mentions Maynard and pita style food with SGT phrasing. The brief note lacks clear action, date, or organization details to determine a full event.
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Lester
Dbactere
West Acton
H. Peterson
Margaret C. Miller
Leominster
Mary Richardson
Lane Holden
Eulie
Vale
England Power
Hudson Fination Gas Company
Marlboro Hucs@n Gas
Sasiaee- Settee
Gidea Riboro
Sgt the
Pita
Watc
Shopynard
Co.operative Hall
Cit
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