Marlboro Farm Family Mourns Death Victim
A Marlboro man, killed in a violent incident, is survived by his parents and three siblings Archie Miia and Barbara. Patrolmen Genero Aler and William H Dolan investigated the case and the body was taken to the undertaker rooms of William H Tighe on Windsor Street. The victim worked for his father who runs a farm.
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William H. Tighé
Windsor Street
Archie
Miia
Barbara
Marlboro
Ensign Brooks Declared Missing Receives Gold Star
The First Naval District announced Ensign Thomas P. Brooks Jr. USNR of 10 Belknap Street is missing in action. He is awarded a Gold Star in lieu of a second Distinguished Flying Cross for heroic aerial action against Japan.
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Concord
Naval District
Thomas P. Brooks, Jr
USNR
Belknap Street
Chain letter scheme targets War Savings Stamps in New England
Post Office Inspector J. R. McManus warns of a revived chain letter racket in New England promoting War Savings Stamps. He says the letters violate Postal Laws by distributing a thing of value and resemble lottery fraud. Authorities state the promotion lacks any government sponsorship and urges public nonparticipation.
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Concord
New England
Tennyson Jefferson
Post Office
Jefferson
War Finance of
The
Treasury de T
Marlboro Lodge Outing Plans With Broad Support
Marlboro Lodge invites many towns to back the outing as Meade and Ona coordinate support from Waltham Natick Framingham and Milford. Waltham would not reveal their base and Marlboro says Salling could disclose details if contacted. The hotel Kendall will serve attendees. the event is billed as the biggest in years.
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Marlboro
Meade
Ae Ward
Ona
Waltham
Natick
Framingham
Milford
Steel Waltham
Salling
Bie
Tom És Iarches
Kendall
Appointment Notice From Wilder Clinic Affects Linden
A local appointment notice lists Dr. Wilder as the attending physician at the Wilder clinic. Residents of Linden are informed of a May slot and associated scheduling details for 350 currency units.
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Wilder x. Ae
Grange Meeting in Bedford Elects New Officers
The Bedford Grange held a Monday Town Hall gathering to fill resignations with Miss Virginia Holland as assistant steward and Roger as installing master. Ruth Jr. becomes regalia bearer and Salvatore Albani emblem bearer. A report on fairs and an entertainment segment featured men modeling women’s clothes under Albani’s leadership.
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Bedford
Virginia Holland
Roger
Ruth. Jr
Salvatore Albani
Mrs Sheehan Observation at Hospital and Blood Donation
Mrs David G. Sheehan of Hospital is under observation for two weeks. Miss Marjorie Brown of Strawberry Hill Road East action has left for her summer home at Lanesville Mass. Before leaving Miss Brown donated her 19th pint of blood to the Red Cross Blood Center.
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David G. Sheehan
Marjorie “Brown
Strawberry Hill Road
East Acton
Lanésville
Mass
Brown
The
Red Cross Blood Center
Oliver D. Wood
Wilhelmina _ Elsa Knipple
Chester P. Jordan
Wellfleet
Edward W. Moore
Edythe Riley
Philadelphia
James Peistrup
North Main Street
North Acton
Ernest Simpson
Watertown
Belmont
Simpson
Stanley Drake
Simpsons
Ronald
David
Bedford Women's Service Club Met
The Bedford Women's Service Club met in the town hall with Mrs. Richard J. Powderly presiding. A letter from Donald J. Maclean how in boat training at Sampgon N Y was read. Members reported on service activities, fundraisers, and a brush demonstration followed by refreshments. The next meeting on August 14 will be hosted by Mrs. John F. Brown at her Concord road home.
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Bedford
Bedford Women’s Service Club
Richard J. Sowderly
Donald J. Maclean
Sampgon
N. Y
William J. Beecy
Ways and Means
Hosals
Lovell
Hosbe
Fort Devens
Cushing General Hospital
Framingham
Camp Edwards
Towse
Woburn
Ruth Esther Sullivan
Virginia Holland
Betty Powderly
Ethel Powderly
Kay Pol
Leila Blake
Winnifred Maynard
Richard J. Powderly
John F. Brown
Concord Road
Veterans Information Center Opens on Walden Street
The Veterans Information center in the Veterans building on Walden Street offers guidance on future employment and civilian life. It is open daily except for certain office hours and is only open Saturdays until noon.
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Concord
Veterans Information Center
Veterans Building
Walden Street
Pen
Bedford Church Holds Food Sale for Organ Fund
The Bedford Church of Christ held a recent food sale to raise funds for the organ fund. Committee members included Alton W. Adams, Mrs. C. W. Backes, Mrs. Arthur Coyle, Mrs. Clarence Damery, Henry C. Isner, Mrs. Irvin M. Puffer, Miss Norma Puffer, Mrs. Basil B. MacLeod, and Mrs. Frank W. Thompson. No more sales are planned until Saturday September 8 due to ration point limits.
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Organ Fund
Alton W. Adams
C. W. Backes
Arthur Coyle
Clarence Damery
Henry C. Isner
Irvin M. Puffer
Norma Puffer
Basil B. MacLeod
Frank W. Thompson
Acton School Repairs and Vacation Notices
Acton residents John Kimball and family return from Dennisport. Summer work includes repairs at South, Center, and West Schools and the high school. Heating contracts, stairway fixes, and reconditioning of five typewriters and sewing machines proceed. A special school committee meeting is set for Monday July 30 at 8 00 in the high school.
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Acton
Academy Names New Leader After Brac kett Resigns
Anthony Brac kett resigns as leader and Mr Cook takes the role. Cook, formerly a Concord School aviation coach from 1936 to 1943, served as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army Air Corps and taught cadets at Maxwell Field before discharge. He now works at the Waltham Raytheon plant and will start duties in the fall term. He is married with one daughter.
Acton and surrounding residents take summer breaks around New Hampshire and Massachusetts
Scout camp entries list Donald Keyes Peter Greenman Harry Morse and others from South Acton and West Acton visiting Dublin New Hampshire with families while several Acton residents vacation at Annisquam Wellfleet and Lake Winnepesaukee. Resignations at Acton High include athletic coach Richard Er Baine and Bradford moving to Hanover.
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Dublin
N.H
Donald Keyes
Peter Greenman
Harry Morse
Robert Durand
South ‘Acton
Richard Flint
West Acton
Richard Er Baaie
Aton
Acton
Bradford
Hanover
Mass
Six roads marked in graveled area at world origin
Fragmentary OCR note references six roads and graveled area in a marked region, with unclear context about origin or prové.
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Genero Aler
William H
Evelyn L. Weigel
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Massachusetts Ave
Mec Loans
Yeiten
J. R. McManus, P. M
Yellow Barn
Grange Meetin
Bedford Women’s Service Club Met
Bedford Church
Church of Christ
John Kimball
John Charles
Nancy
Dennisport
Richard Lowden
Arthur
Bertha Lowden
Main Street
South Acton
Annisquam
Raymond Stone
Danby, Vt
Dorothy Collins
Carl W. Olsen
Lake Winnepesaukee
Warren. E. Hartwell
Doris
N. H
Nancy Christofferson
Mass. Avenue
Acton High School
William T. Merriam
Piper Road
Paris
Maine
Onriam
Nelie Ween
Mason
Ilovell Bus Lines
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Marvel