Recital by Mrs. Raymond At Roa Tanoferte
An evening home recital by Mrs. Raymond featured a program of numbers with solos and student selections. The audience praised the performers Wallace Marion Holden Eisenhauer Marjorie Nich rilyn Davis Joanne Hager Doucette Charlotte Rise uise Curtis Marjorie Cat en Hovenesian Nancy Ahi mily Morse Nancy Bow g Virginia Craig and honored pupils for steady practice including Aver irjore Nichols Beverly Wal ancy Ahlgren Marilyn Da arjorie Cutler Virginia Holden Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O ' Wallace
Marion Holden
Eisenhauer
Marjorie Nichrilyn Davis
Joanne Hager
Doucette
Charlotte Riseuise Curtis
Marjorie Caten Hovenesian
Nancy Ahimily ‘Morse
Nancy Bowg
Virginia Craig
Averirjore Nichols
Beverly Walancy Ahlgren
Marilyn Daarjorie Cutler
Virginia Marion Holden
Arjorie Nichols
Virginia
Improvement awards listed for multiple performers and mentors
The article names individuals including Nancy Ahlgren Dmily Moret Joanne Hager Eleanor Doucette Louise Curtis Helen Hovenesian Elaine Misenhauer Marilyn Davis Marjorie Cutler and Nancy Bowman for improvements in technique and musical interpretation at a group program.
Hudson resident Mrs Blakely improving after treatment
The report states Mrs. Ernest A Blakely of Hudson Street is improving after treatment at Memorial Hospital. Robert Sweet of East Main Street, long employed at Walker's Base Pit, has a key position in a Worcester factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Blakely
Hudson Street
Memorial Hospital
Oes
Robert Sweet
East Mainstet
Walker's
West Main ‘Street
Worcester
City flags urged to display patriotism in Week observance
The local committee led by Chairman John Beevett calls for all flags to be displayed during the day and urges 100 percent parade attendance and participation in Saturday afternoon events at Ward Park to boost dormant patriotic fervor amid perceived danger to liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beevett
Weekend Visit Brings Mrs Ward to City
Mrs Riley Ward of Sondertown PA former resident of this city spent a weekend visiting Mrs Myrtle Groat at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Bartlett on Walnut street. She is a guest of her sister in Northboro Miss Beatrice Patmci dent nurse at the New Hospital for Women in Boston is spending time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Ward
Sondertown
Pennsylvania
Myrtle Groat
Herbert
Bartlett
Walnut Street
Ward
Northboro
Beatrice
Patmci
Dent
New Hospital For Women
Boston
Sie
City
Benefit Whist Party Aids School Dental Clinic
Northboro Many ables played at a whist party in the town hall sponsored by St. Rose church to benefit the school dental clinic. The Rev John J Morrissey assisted in the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northboro
St. Rose's ‘Church
John J. Morrissey
Franklin Quotation On Forgiveness And Despising Revenge
A historical snippet quotes Benjamin Franklin affirming forgiveness as nobler than revenge, framing it as a manly virtue and preferable to retaliatory injury. The brief reflects moral sentiment from colonial era quotation usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Coffee Making and Serving Tips From a Vintage Recipe Note
A fragmented instruction advises using one heaping tablespoon of coffee per midhaprine cup of water, brew then pour into an enamel or glass container to cool in the refrigerator. To serve chill coffee in tall glasses, fill half with the drink and add sugar or cream to taste.
Eastbart Woman Visits Mayor Relative in Maine
Mrs W S Mildon of Eastbart Maine visits Mrs Fr S Mildon on Bicknell Street. The visitor is the widow of Mildon’s brother, noting two sisters have married two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Mildon
Eastbart Maine
Wister
FR. S. Mildon
Mrs Gillespie completes studies at Rutgers University
Miss Ronnie M Gillespie daughter of Major and Mrs J M Gillespie of 67 Fairmount Street has returned home after completing new studies for the year at Rutgers University in New Jersey. Mrs E B McLeod of The Lincoln has returned home after a visit with relatives in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie M Gillespie
Daugh‘ter
J. M Gillespie
Fairmout Street
Rutger’ University
New Jersey
E. B. McLeod
The
Lincoln
New York State
Loyal Court sponsors flag week exercises by Foresters
Loyal Court No. 18172 Catholic Order of Foresters held Flag Week exercises last night on Lincoln Street. State chief ranger Euclyde Paquette spoke on Flag Week and royalty, with introductions by Royalty representatives. Attendees received lapel national emblem pins as G P Marchetette presided and Herold Belmore led the House Committee social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Loyal Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Lincoln Street
Euclyde Paquette
Bia
Mordane BP
Arthur
Ilocos Fons
Os. Rougeau
Orgin Leer
Concord Mothers Club Elects New Officers
Mrs. R Howe is elected president of the Concord Mothers Club with a slate including Mrs Jarvis Iby as vice president and Mrs Albert C Cook as recording secretary The list features several committee chairs such as ways and means hospitality and flower committees with officers and members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord” Mothers Clubcare
Ra. Howe
Jarvis Iby
Albert C. Cook
Rothwell Mat Ree
W. Linchiaoung
Marshal J.’ Witherell
Frank J. Godgins
Horace P. Tierrell
Donald Rowe
Alfred Olsen
Ralph LeBallister
Maxwell K. Lawrence
Ways and Means
Clarence Olsen
George P. Erickson
Russell Eldridge
Ey. LaForrest Robbins
William A. Robs
Service for Mrs Peterson in Concord
Funeral services for Mrs Mary B Carlson Peterson widow of Alfred Peterson were held at MacRae Funeral Home Concord. Rev Charles W Styron of Lincoln Congregational Church conducted the service. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Boston. Mrs Peterson born Warburg September 15 1861 had lived in Lincoln 16 years and was in her 80th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Peterson
Trapelo Road
Lincoln
MacRae Funeral Home
Belknap Street
Concord
Charles W. Styron
Lincoln Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Boston
Peterson
Bua
Warburg
Corpus Christi Day Masses at St Marys Listed
Tomorrow Corpus Christi services at St Marys in Corpus Christi start with Masses at 5 30 6 46 and 7 o clock with High Mass at 7 30 The outdoor procession will be omitted and evening services follow at 7 o clock Mrs James Lunsden and her twin daughters have left Marbleo hospital for home The infants were welcomed by their two older sisters at 2 Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
St. Mary’s Church
D'Clor
James Lunsden
Marlebo
Park Siest
New England Night Held by Concord Grange
One of the season's best Grange meetings took place June 3 at the Wells A. Hall Memorial auditorium. Concord Grange P. of H hosted New England Night with Mrs. Marion Clark in charge, plus Madeline DeMars and Friendly Circle handling refreshments. Visiting Granges from Waterboro Maine Marplewood Vermont and Connecticut participated with short musical numbers. Guest speakers included Mrs. Mary Schindler Halifax state lecturer and Samuel Brightmay New Bedford state past master. Next meeting listed as Jones% at the Wells At Ball Memorial auditorium with Pepperell Stoneham and Needham attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Concord Grange
P. of H
New England
Marion Clark
Madeline DeMars
Friendly Circle
Waterboro
Maine
Marplewood
Vermont
Arid
Mary Schindler
Halifax
Samuel Brightmay
New Bedford
Grangé
Wells At Ball
Pepperell
Stoneham
Needham
The Starry Flag Poem From Maynard Library Trustees
A poem by John Hannon chairman of the Maynard Public Library Trustees praising the starry flag as emblem of the United States and freedom of the seas. It urges harmony and brighter days and peace on earth as reflected in national symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hannon
Public Library Trustees
Maynard
Sudbury Couple Leads Extended Family Amid Quiet Gatherings
The text references Mr and Mrs Percival W Junebi of Sudbury and mentions a daughter and relatives in a ceremonial circle. It also alludes to Harrington as an assistant antidietician in Sonteeville with unclear details and fragmented names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Percival W
Pawbury
Eh Mayiorie
Miggy Bettie
Harrington
Thin Sonteeville
Gigi Badory
How to Become a Skilled Driver
An editorial piece by Ray W. Sherman discusses driving skill versus tricks. It argues true skill comes from safe, disciplined driving rather than flashy tactics, warning drivers against unsafe maneuvers and overconfidence behind the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger
Survivors and Losses Reported in War News Fragments
Reported sinking of the S. S. Robin Méor United States vessel after a German torpedo in the South Atlantic on May 21. 46 survivors rescued. other crew members missing. War updates from Washington Los Angeles Cleveland Detroit: labor strikes affect defense production. Haifa oil pipeline bombed by Germans. British and Free French advances near Damascus. Churchill signals offensive war stance while warning of coal shortages and transport issues in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Robin Méor
United States
South Atlantic
Washington
Los
Cleveland
Detroit
Figs
The
Mary
Berlin
Haifa
Aieses
Crete
Senate votes to defer training age up to 35 years
The Senate supports giving the President power to defer military service for men up to age 35. A Boston man, Edward C. Hallfelder, 28, was sentenced to a year and a day in state prison for fraud in his draft questionnaire claiming nonexistent dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
E. Presient Mint
Boston
C.hallfelder
Berlin lists Becker’s College graduate taking Norton Co post
A Becker’s College graduate in Berlin will join Norton Company in Worcester. A special Board of Trade meeting chaired by President B. Guy Sawyer will be held tonight at 6 o’clock in Town Hall to plan the Fourth of July celebration. Benjamin H. Spaulding of Central Street is a patient at Memorial Hospital in Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
B. Guy
Sawyer
Benjamin H. Spaulding
Central Street
Memorial Hospital
Worcester
St Anthony Celebration Opens With Procession and Wrestling
The St Anthony Society festival begins Saturday with a street procession led by the Mariana Band from Waltham to Sudbury streets ending at Crowe Park. The night features a wrestling match Charlie Strack versus Bibber McCoy, followed by fireworks. Sunday includes a solemn mass at St Bridget's and a parade with bands and floats, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Anthony
Co. Crowe Park
Marriana
Bos
Waltham Street
Sudbury Street
Grové Park
Charlie Strack
Bibber McCoy
Death of Maynard Erikson in Stow Massachusetts
Maynard Erikson 65 of Great Road Stow died Sunday morning at home after living in Stow 34 years. He leaves a wife and three children Henry Erikson Mrs E of Stow and Mrs Ethel Whelden of Maynard also Hans Erikson of Magna. Funeral was Tuesday afternoon with services at home led by Rev Leonard Fowler of the Union va Datfish Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Erikson
Great Road
Stow
Denmark
Henry Erikson
Ethel
Whelden Ot Maynard
Hans Erikson
Magna
Leonard Fowler
Union _ va
Datfish Brotherhood
Sudbury and Wayland Meet at Regent's Pelham Island Home
Members from Sudbury-Wayside Inn Chapter and DLA gathered Saturday at Mrs. John Bry's Pelham Island Road residence in Wayland. A dessert followed, and the Regent presented a State Board report and announced committee chairmanship for the ensuing term. Joby P. Cabin was named State chairman of Cross and Warner cross, noted as among the fine speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Wayside Inn
DLA
O Cross
Warner Cross
Ameran Be BI S8
South Acton Woman Ellen Mackenzie Dead at Home
South Acton Mrs. Ellen Mackenzie of Maple Street died Tuesday afternoon at her home after 40 years residency in Acton. She leaves Miss Georgiana Mackenz ie. Funeral Friday morning at 9 o clock a requiem mass will be at St Bridget's Church Maynard. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Ellen’ Mackenzie
Maple Street
Acton
Georgiana Mackenzz
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Iine
Clea
First Fine Arts Exhibition Opens at the Art Centre
Mrs Lois Kellum will display works as part of the season opening exhibition at the Art Centre. The show runs from Sunday June 29, with artists urged to submit paintings to the directors by Wednesday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Kellum
Aby
Art Centre
Words a Drug Words Are the Most Powerful Drug
A commentary notes that language shapes perception, labeling words as a potent drug for minds and behavior. It argues human influence through rhetoric rivals pharmacological effects, urging careful use of speech.
Graduating Class Honor Roll Well Wishers At Ceremony
Present were many friends and well wishers. Members listed include Mother Pinolehto Gord Smith Shirley Kelley Meltha Walther Anne Haggerty Gleason Dorothy Bond James An Doris Towne Masaret Whitcomb Betty Tubbs Howard Loveley Marjorie Raed Esther Peterson Mabel cone pe arbie Hie Ror a Barmeeds and Barle Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imenos
Welle
Mother Pinolehto
Gord Smith
Shirley Kelley
Meltha
Walther
Anne Haggerty
Pihsenla
Gleason
Dorothy Bond
James An
Doris Towne
Masaret
Whitcomb
Betty Tubbs
Howard Loveley
Marjorie Raed
Esther
Péterson
Mabel
Cone Pe Arbie
Hie
Rora Barmeeds
Ei Lessee
Barle Harriman
Framingham road project approved by county and town officials
County Commissioners and Board of Selectmen met to decide rebuilding over tenair Hadgon road from Maynard road to the Center. Local residents Mrs Henry G Horton improves at Concord road and Mrs Moldy P Stiles ill at Praminhe Boreek. Sudbury women engage in defense classes at Town Hall twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G Horton
Concord Road
Framinghames
Board of Selectmen
Town Hall
Tenair Hadgon
Maynard Road
Earle W Huckel
Earle W' Huckel
St. Andrew's School
Middleton
Delaware
William Davison
Joseph B.' Way
Rank
Perkins
Berling
Lois Kilum
Richmond
Virginia
Moldy P Stiles
Pramin He Boreek
Kellum
Stiles
Sudbury
Community notices from Marin Mary chabat district event
Local column lists residents including Mrs William Brennan of Sudbury seeking home guidance. Teaser invites women to join a group led by Mrs Bronhean, with Mrs Walter Piper and Mrs Edmund ra ps at their summer cottage on the Cape referenced among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin Mary Chabat
William J. Brennan
Sudbury
Tee
Bronhean
Walter i Piper
Edmund
Cape
World Wart Appoll Service HCO and Captaincy Pre Signing
The text notes an appoinment by the HCO and pre signing of a remissige fee for a captaincy. It mentions a former commander of Post No 234, American Legion, who remains active in Legion affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remissige Wa
American Legion
Legion Alfaire
Sudbury Select Board appoints to tax collector vacancy
The Sudbury Board of Selectmen accepts the resignation of Arthur R. Hawes as Tax Collector and appoints Mrs. Louise Atkinson to fill the vacancy after the usual bonding process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Arthur R. Hawes
Tax Co
Sudbury Board
Louise
Atkinson
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Lo Ysdi
Hudson
Ares
Mrs. R. Howe
Concord Mothers’ Club
Mrs. Peterson
Percival
Jones
Sudbury, Mark
Ray W. Sherman
Ford Good Drivers League
Etter
Pe Sige
Cairo
Egypt
Damascus
Banese
London
Winston Churchill
Commons
Hore-Belisha
Fqemar
Becker
Collee “of “Business Administration
Norton Company
Regent
John F. “Osborn
Sant Dec
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