Obituary for Agntho Maderos Hudson native dies at 60
Agntho Maderos Hudson native aged 60 dies at home 76 Apsley street after nine years in Hudson. Employed at Firestone factory as a rubber worker. Survived by wife Marie and daughter Enydio Farria. Funeral Thursday 9 am at St Michaels church with requiem mass and burial at St Michaels Cemetery. Arrangements by M E McNiff Edjly John Finnerty and Frank Mangan.
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Hudson
Jagintho Mederos
Portugal
Apsley Street
Mederos
Firestone Factory
Marie Medéroy
Enydio Farria
St. Michaels Cemetery
Fineral
First annual concert and dance draws 2500 at Hudson armory
More than 2500 people attended the Hudson armory last night for the first annual charity concert and dance. The program featured Newell's orchestra, a Collette Brothers sketch with George Durand, and a Melody Boys finale led by Thomas Hart.
Lunch service opens at Firestone factory
John McGorty ends his clerical work at Bills Lunch cart and launches an automatic luncheon business inside the Firestone Footwear Co factory. Five large machines are installed across departments for a self service system. He plans several daily trips to the plant and nightly servicing to keep machines stocked with fresh sandwiches and pie.
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Hudson
John McGorty
Bill
Firestone Footwear Co
Lunch-by-factory system aims to boost worker convenience
The text describes a plan to allow employees to obtain a lunch without leaving the factory, noting the system's success in other factories. Mr Mé Gorty receives broad support and good wishes for his new venture as a former figure is referenced.
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Mé Gorty
Social Reading Club Holds March Roll Call
The Social Reading Club met at Mrs Alfred T Woods Washington Sr s home to answer roll call with song quotations. Alice Wheeler read Stephen Collins Foster and Delia Knight read works by F L Stanton. A musical program followed by Mrs M J Tucker.
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Hudson
Social Reading Club
Alfred T. Woods Washington, Sr
iAlice
Wheeler
Stephen Collins Foster
Delia Knight
F. L. Stanton
M. J. Tucker
Marlboro Aerie Eagle Member Returns to Treatment and Duties
Miss Sarah Mackey recuperates after Marlboro Hospital surgery. Hallet McLean of Hosmer Street seeks care at Massachusetts General Hospital. Newell's orchestra entertained St Michael's Parish annual party for the tenth year. Jee Haley resumes duties as inspector for the Registrars of Motor Vehicles after a month away.
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St. Michael's Parish
Hudson
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Mrs Downey Awarded Gold At Masonic Hall Whist Event
A whist party organized by the Ladies Auxiliary A. F. and A. M. at Masonic Hall raised funds for the White family. Lena Downey received a gold Pipit and other prizes included a cigarette case, embroidered items, and a crepe de chine scarf donated by Miss Mary Driscoll. Several helpers and awardees are listed, with arrangements led by Mrs. Alice Joyce and others.
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Masonic Hall
Erin Oat
Lena Downey
Gustave
John Murray
May
Weaver
Ida Brooks
Herbert Martin
Isaac Binks
Marganet
Catherine Bariteau
Rose Tobin
Margery Murphy
Edna Dowher
P. A. McGrath
Michael Cleary
Joseph Schwab
Peter White
Framingham residents hostBridge and party notices
Sudbury couple entertains at a Bridge Saturday evening. Miss Clara Hunt recovering from bronchitis. A Town Hall lecture by Pitt Parker on March 4. Ruth Gerry undergoing appendicitis surgery. Grange and church groups plan events. high school French club at Wayside Inn. Walter Piper sails to Australia for 28 days. Herland Lawrence welcomes a son. James Nagle recovering from illness. Schools to reopen after early Spring break. News includes death of Frank Wakelin’s mother in Bowmanville and Mrs Roy Barteau’s Marcel Co barber business on Church St.
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William Evans
Framingham Road
Bridge
Clara.j. Hunt
Town Hall
Pitt Parker
Ruth Gerry
Framingham Hospital
Jon Ae
Grange
Walter E. Piper
Varouver
Australia
Frank Wakelin
Bowmanville
Canada
Roy E. Barteau
Littleton
Marcel Co
Charles Lambardo
Church St
Mrs Gertrude Worley Dies at 83 in Forest Hills
Mrs Gertrude Worley widow of the late William Worley died at her daughter's home Mrs Henry Rice late Saturday morning after a brief illness. A Forest Hills native she lived in the area nearly 25 years and remained active until close to death. Funeral services will be held at her residence with interment in Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Gertrude Worley
Gertrude’ Worley
William Worley
Henry E. Rice
Forest Hills
Inter
Forest Hills Cemetery
Mrs. Elms Seeks School Committee Seat
Members of the Woman's Club urged Mrs. Esther Elms to run for the town school committee. Opponents reportedly tried to recruit a North town candidate. Elms is not self proposed and cites personal interest in schools and dedication to keeping Sadbury schools strong.
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Elms
Woman's Club
Womans Club
I Town
Sadbury
Gibbons Seeks Town Selectmen Seat in South Sudbury Race
John T. Gibbons of Concord runs again for Selectmen in South Sudbury as a local shoe factory owner from Hudson. He previously was runner up and has served as secretary of the town financial committee. A lost black Angora cat is mentioned with an offered reward.
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John T. Gibbons
Concord
South Sudbury
Mr. Gibbons
Gib- Tees
Hudson
Maynard Town Meeting Set for March 14
Maynard residents will gather Monday March 14 for the annual town meeting to approve appropriations and several articles. Key items include a $2000 request for medical supplies and playground equipment, school maintenance funds, and a $1000 salary for the Public Health nurse. A petitioned article seeks lower gas prices by urging action against Marlboro Hudson Gas. Additional funds are proposed for Middlesex County Extension Service and cemetery lot care. A death notice reports Anna Foster Lyman died February 28 in Philadelphia. local teacher H Keen Houghlin is visiting his mother in Northampton, with other town updates forthcoming.
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Selectmen Leport
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Marlboro-Hudson Gas Company
Middlesex County Extension Service
Glenwood Cemetery
Frank Ra
Jacob Laurila
Helen L. Hird
Wilbur Croft
Mabel Masseff
Jacob Oberg
Fred W
Sims
John McPhail
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Ernest F. Hathaway
Enterprise
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Anna Foster Lyman
Samuel George Lyman
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Oughlin
Northampton
Hom
Katherine Coughlo
Bereavement Notice for Mrs. Mary Nee Family Thanks
The family of Mrs. Mary Nee expresses appreciation and heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for the many kind words and deeds tendered during their recent bereavement.
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Mary Nee
CANDIDATES IN RUNNING AT SUDBURY
Seven candidates compete for three Board of Selectmen seats in Sudbury making the race a busy week for managers who urge voters to back their choice to save the town from spoliation. Expect surprises and disappointments as ballots are cast at town meeting.
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Board of Selectmen
Concord
SCORE HIT IN SECOND CHILDHOOD AT UNION CLUB PLAY
The Union Club presented Sec ond Childhood a farce in three acts to a large audience. The male cast included Warren B God yard Calvin Buckley Harold H MacKenzie Waldo McWilliams Robert McAuley Rich McCabe Fletcher Adams Anderson G Clarence Marricks and John Horrocks.
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Union Club
Association Hall
Warren B Godyard
Calvin
C. Buckley Harold H
Ronald S. MacKenzie
Waldo McWilliams
Robert McAuley
Rich McCabe
Fletcher Adams
Concord Jct Grange Installs New Lecturer
At Amnurspa Grange the lecturer post was filled by Miss Enma Hefty succeeding Mrs Bessie De who left town. A public whist party followed with about 20 tables in play under Margaret Alexander. Prizes went to Mrs Ce QO Brien of Concord and Mrs Hughes of Maynard with consolation prizes to Gene Cannel and Del Jacobs and A M Wright.
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Enma
Ake
Bessie
Margaret ‘Alexander
Ce Qo” Brien
Concord
Hughes
Maynard
E Jacobs
Regulations for Lent Announced by Archdiocese
At St. Bridget's last Sunday Cardinal O'Connell announced Lent regulations beginning Ash Wednesday. Fasting rules apply to ages 21 to 59 with exceptions for illness and duty. Abstinence on Wednesdays and Fridays, with limited meat rules for Holy See privileges and workers families. Communion timing and devotions outlined. Community talks by Mr. Clarke on Washington agriculture and Ralph Burton on modern farming preceded a kitchen shower for Mildred Davis and Albert Tallant.
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William Cardinal O’connell
Boston
Holy See
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Grange
George Washington
Ralph Burton
Mildred Davis
Albert Tallant
Family adds new son as residents gain health updates
Mr and Mrs M White of Woburn welcome a new son born February 27. Mrs Anna Olviatt returns home from Waltham hospital with Mrs Earl Stone visiting. Miss Florence Thompson shows improvement at Waltham hospital. Gordon Stone recovers from a rheumatism attack while working at Hawes Brothers greenhouses.
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Woburn
Anna Olviatt
Waltham Hospital
Earl Stone
Florence Thompson
Gordon Stone
Hawes’ Brothers
Grange Meeting Draws Good Attendance in February
The Grange held a regular meeting on Tuesday, February 22, with a good attendance. The exercises proceeded as planned amid community participation and discussion of upcoming events.
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Grange
What is Your Name What is Your Name Lenten Sermon at South Acton
Rev A J Torsleff outlines a Lenten sermon series at South Acton Universalist Church for March 6 with the topic What is Your Name Church school at 11 45 with grades. The Senior Young Ladies class studies women of the Bible. An illustrated lecture is planned for March 13 on a European topic with parishioners invited.
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A. J. Torsleff
Universalist Church
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