Mothga School Holds Crowded 1935 Class Night
The Mothga School auditorium overflowed for the 1935 Class Night events with a graduation reception. Principal announced American Legion medals to Elizabeth Ma, Robert B Duggan, dziewski, and Leo Mulin. Yaard Teachers club president noted pupil achievements amid a gala social.
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Paw Ihe
Phing
American Legion
Elizabeth Ma
Robert B Duggan
Dziewski
Leo Mulin
Yaard Teachers Club
Robert Duggan
Sudbury Auction Sale Headlines Local Figures
Joy Tufts and Candy Hill are identified with a Virginia connection while Dolly Kitchil of Washington attends a cathedral event. An auction sale is mentioned, but details are unclear in the fragment. The item centers on local names and an upcoming sale.
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Joy Tufts
Candy Hill
Dolly Kitchil
Virginia
Felat
Washington
John King Dies After Long Illness in Maynard
John King died yesterday at his daughter Mrs William Browns home on Lowder Mill road after a long illness. He was 83 and had lived in Maynard for 48 years. He is survived by four sons Thomas John Jr and Clifford of Maynard Howard of Worcester and a daughter. four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements call for a requiem mass at St Bridgets Church at nine o clock tomorrow morning with burial in the family lot of the parish cemetery.
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Maynard
John King
William Brown
Lowder Mill Road
Renews
N. F
King
Thomas King
Umpire
John, Jr
Clifford
Howard
Worcester
Joseph
James
Patrick
Acton Seeks Governor Curley Address for 200th Anniversary
A delegation invites Governor Curley to give the principal address at Acton 200th anniversary events. The plan runs July 20 to 22, highlighting Revolutionary-era deeds by Captain Isaac Davis and the Acton Minute Men at the Old North Bridge, with further historic events noted.
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Acton
Curley
John H. Valenting
Chelmsford
Horace F. Tuttle
Ralph W. Piper
George S. Braman
Waldo E. Whitcomb
Isaac Davis
Acton Minute Men
Old North Bridge
Concord
Davis
Abner Hosmer
Mize Pauline B Moore Dies Suddenly at North Salisbury Beach
Funeral services for Mize Pauline B Moore were held at her West Acton home after she died suddenly at the family summer home at North Salisbury Beach. Born in Arlington 36 years ago, she lived in West Acton with her parents Mr and Mrs R Byron Moore and sisters Lois Cram and Mildred H Moore. Rev Arthur Jefferies officiated. Burial followed at Mount Pleasant cemetery Arlington.
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Acton
Pauline B. Moore
North Salisbury Beach
Miss Moore
Arlington
R. Byron Moore
Lois Cram
Mildred H. Moore
West Acton
Arthur Jefferies
West Acton Baptist Church
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Maynard-Henry Tolman’s Mid desex Laundry team in town
Maynard Tolman’s Laundry team stirred interest as Middle Sex played Arlington to a 1 to 1 tie in seven innings in an opening game. A 1–0 loss followed in Arlington. Cambridge comes to Jones Field South Acton for a noon Sunday test with a large crowd expected to root for the Laundryites.
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Maynard
Henry Tolman
Bason
Middlesex
Arlington
Cambridge
Jones Field
South Acton
Hana
Delightful recitals by Mrs Maynard’s Maple Avenue pupils
Mrs Henry T Maynard hosted a charming pupil recital at her Maple avenue home. Friends of Dad Jones cheer his recovery and return to business after a setback with a brief note mentioning O Ka Dusgin and Miss M Geoggin McFarland of Framing.
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Henry T. Maynard
Maple Avenue
Jones
O Ka Dusgin
M . Geoggin McFarland
Liberty and the spiritual path to freedom it offers
The Christian Science Monitor essay explores true liberty as spiritual freedom through understanding God as Spirit and obeying divine law. It argues material wealth and ignorance bind people, while liberty comes by purifying thought, embracing spiritual values, and overcoming false beliefs to reflect God’s image and obtain harmony and health.
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Paul
Mary. Baker Eddy
God
The
Christian Science Monitor
Framingham News Briefs Highlight Local Movements
The center hosted a visit by Miss Anne Moynihan with friends as Miss McFarland prepared to spend the summer in Bar Harbor Maine. Miss Gertrude Halloran plans a barn remodel at North Coate Maynard Road to create a two chamber studio with bath and kitchen. Charles Waye serves as supervising architect. Lorraine Perkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Perkins, earned a degree from the University of New Hampshire. Addie Kirk of Brookline visited the Hill last week. Mr and Mrs Laurence L. Win-
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Ham
Anne Moynihan
McFarland
Framingham
Bar Harbor
Gertrude M ‘Halloran
Charles 1 Waye
Lorraine Perkins
Frank C. Perkins
Framingham Road
University of New Hampshire
Addie Kirk
Brookline
Laurence L. Win
Sudbury Hall Senior Class Dance Impresses Town
The Sudbury High School senior class held a reception and dance in the Town Hall on Friday evening. The event pleased parents and friends, with the class motto Conquers All and a display of silk colors. Principal Benedict and the teaching force attended along with former graduates and out of town guests. Wextrom's Black and White Orchestra provided music throughout the evening. The class consisted of fifteen members, eight girls and seven boys.
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Sudbury High School
Mbit
Eakar Benedict
Wextrom
Ship King Philip Set For Europa Voyage Next Monday
The ship King Philip will sail on the Europa next Monday for a one month voyage. Witees Digue is noted as unreliable again by locals on the Wasota road. Simpson has returned to her home in Lawrence and plans short trips during vacation.
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King Philip
Nis Wasota
Lawrence
Simpson
Unclear names and phrases in historical notice
OCR fragment lists numerous proper names and garbled terms including Baldwin, Francis Bennett, Ruth emer, Manon Gipeene, and others, with stray phrases about a committee and Rath Gowerg. No coherent event or formal notice present.
Sudbury Fiela Day Planned on July Fourth Grounds
The Sudbury committee led by Lawrence Tighe schedules a 1 PM program on July Fourth at the reec reaion grounds with a grand fireworks display at night. Winners in afternoon sports events will receive prizes as part of a daylong celebration by the local American Legion post.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Fremen
Fiela
Lawrence Tighe
Rust American Legion
Suitaow
ERA Project Opens At Moulton Field
Construction proceeds on the ERA project at Moulton Field with a new fair and warmer setting and the addition of two tennis courts opening soon.
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ERA
Moulton Field
Hudson
Moulton Morrow
Ground crew begins four week project at northeastern corner field
Four MRA workers start a four week project at the northeastern corner area. Crews will not interfere with the playground or the diamond. Work proceeds with minimal disruption to nearby facilities.
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MRA
Ide Cours
Funeral Rites Planned For Former Local Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred H. W. McCarthy nee Doyle, longtime Madison resident, are set for Thursday in Arlington. Services include a private 8 am home service at 10 Robbing Road and a 9 30 am requiem at St James Church. She died Tuesday in a Boston hospital. Survived by mother Mrs Annie Doyle a son Paul Jr 10 and her husband. Born in Hudson 1897 she was Hudson High School graduate and daughter of the late Thomas Deoyle of Hudson.
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Arlington
Mildred HW. McCarthy
Doylé
Madson
Robbing Road
St. James Church
McCarthy
Boston Hospital
Annie. Doyle
Paul, Jr
Hudson
Hudson High School
Thomas Deoyie
Londos O Mahoney Bout Set at Fenway Park This Thursday
Promoter Alex Maclean announced Ted Tononeman Chicago nationally known wrestling referee will handle the Jim Londos Danno O Mahoney bout at Fenway Park on Thursday after talks with O Mahoney and manager Jack McGrath. The card features the Metropolitan Firemen Band, Malden drill corps exhibition, stunt flying by airplanes, and vocal selections by John L Haskins.
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Alex Maclean
Crosscup
Ted Tononeman
Chicago
Jim Londos
Danno O'Mahoney
Fenway Park
Wes
Maclean
Londo
Jack McGrath
Worcester
O'Mahoney
Grosscop-Pishon
Molitan Firemen
Malden
Urill Corps
John ’L. Haskins
New York
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Everett Tompkins
Mary Chase
John Edmonds
Thomas Todd, Jr
Frances Alexander
Alice Algeo
Christina Antognoni
Marcia Arnold
Frederick Baggessen
John Bartholomew
Ellen Blanchard
James Byron
Barbara Calkins
Roger Campbell
Jeannette Christian
Barbara Christianson
Philip James Craig
Winslow Damon
Jane Daniels
Phillip Davis
Maurice Dee
Martha Delaney
William Delaney
Helen
Dicki Digbey
Gertrude Edmonds
Derwin Eggleton
Clara Fenton
Margaret Flanagan
Constance Fraser
Robert Furiga
Winifred Paulin
Clive Grieme
Frances Hall
Mary Hanley
Priscilla Hay
Carmel Healy
Rita Hall
Barbara Hodgman
Humphrey Hosmer
Jean - Elizabeth Jackman
Dorothy Jensen
David Kean
Rita Kenney
Lauren Kingman
Richard Loughlin
Mary Lindsay
Virginia Locke
al We Ikreingenaeh MacDonald
Edna Mann
Frances Mara
Richard Mara
Catherine Martel
Frank Maurer
Thomas McAuley
Mildred Matrden
Robert McGrath
Marie McPhillips
Margaret McSweeney
Genevieve Mullen
Mary 8. Nelson
Paul Nelson
Frances Palmaccio
Leonard Palmer
Mary Patterson
Deborah Pike
Mary Rizzitano
Robert Rodday
Jerrimiah Sheehan
Jean Stephard
Helene Silverman
Mary Varley
Orlum
James P
Ethel Butterworth
Duggan
Lillian
Carl Weekstrom
Robert Nyholm
St. Bridget’s Church
Liberty
Sudbury Hall
O’mahoney Londos
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