Central Mass Area To Blackout Under Big Test
A regional blackout is planned for central Massachusetts including Maynard Sudbury Acton Concord Bedford and 54 towns on March 12 from 9 to 9 20 p m Civilian Defense officials say lights must be off except for defense work and railroad signals Marlboro and other towns schedule earlier tests regional officials warn of possible earlier orders with no notice The signal for blackout is street light extinguishment and the Hudson air raid alarm is twelve short blows.
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Central Mass
Central
Massachusetts
Maynard
Sudbury
Acton
Concord
Bedford
Goveror
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Col. Whipple
Marlboro
Hudson
First Parish in Concord March 8 1942 Service Plans
The First Parish in Concord announces morning worship at 9 45 a m with Rev Edward P Daniels preaching on The Approach to God. An evening Lent service at 5 16 p m features brief talk on The Widening View and choral singing, Emerson Society meeting at 6 00 p m, and Lessons from Science and Health.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Emerson Society
Trinity Church Schedule for Lent and Sermon
Trinity Church Elm Street Concord lists services for March including Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 12.10 p.m. Noonday service. Junior Church at 9.30 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon on June 1. William H. Jefferys of Marlboro to speak, with a Noonday service on March 11 at 12.10 p.m.
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Trinity Church
Elm Street
Concord
William H. Jefferys
Marloro
Trinitarian Congregational Church Schedule
Walden Street service times listed for March include Church School at 9.30 morning worship at 10.45 led by Rev Wilfred H Bunker. A prayer service is planned March 11 at 7.45 with all invited. Coupes Club meets March 13 at 7.00 in the Parish House.
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Congregational Church
Walden Street
Wilfred H. Bunker
Raymond T. Stowe
Coupes Club
W. Concord Union Church Service Schedule
Reverend Kenneth R. Teed leads morning worship at 10.45 with a sermon titled A Lenten Journey II The Goal We Seek. Church School sessions for various ages, Sunday evening class for high school juniors and seniors, and midweek guest speakers on Tuesday and Monday gatherings announced.
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W. Concord Union Church
Kenneth R. Teed
Phi Beta Pi
Miss Boyndon
Leonard W Fowler
Lutheran Church announces weekly schedule of services
Rev Bernhard Hillila presides with choir rehearsal Thursday evening and program Saturday at 8.00. Sunday: Sunday school 9 15 am English service 10 30 am Finnish service 7 30 pm. Monday junior choir rehearsal 4 pm Tuesday Luther League meeting at Miss Lily Tervo home 8 pm.
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Lutheran Church
Bernhard Hillila
iMooday
Luther League
Lily Tervo
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services
Sunday services and Sunday school at 10 45 a m Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 46 p m weekday hours 2 00 to 5 00 p m Wednesdays 7 30 p m Redding Room open The Lesson Sermon on Man for March 8 The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston MA branches of The Mother Church Golden Text and cited Bible passages listed
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Concord
Redding
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Malaci
Goa
Sacred concert and church activities at Maynard union church
Rev Leonard W Fowler leads a sacred concert at Union Congregational Church Maynard on Sunday March 8 at 7 30 with Theodore Tellstrom tenor and Frank Corsara violinist guest artists. Lent sermon by Rev Wilfrid Bunker and past events noted with Ladies Benevolent Society meetings and youth classes.
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Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Leonard W. Fowler
Pafter
Theodore Tellstrom
Frank Corsara
Boston
Wilfrid * Bunker
Concord
George Hunt
Littleton
Ladies Benevolent Society
Charles Keene
Richard Allen
Bagster
Pilgrims Fellowship
Dorothy Marsden
Sudbury Man Joins Parachute Division in Army
Robert Buxton of Sudbury enlisted in the parachute division. Sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Richard Buickes of Maynard road on the death of her father Dr. Henry A. Wood of Waltham, a prominent physician. Don ald Bowry and Irving Priest, cadets in training with the U S Air Corps, report good health. Bowry at Gunther Flying Corps in Montgomery Alabama and Priest at Craig Flying Field in Selma Alabama. John Lefty Mullen of Malden has joined skip troops and is in a U S Camp in Washington State.
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Robert Buxton
Sudbury
William S. Evans
Joan Buxton
Parachute
Army
Richard ‘Buickes
Maynard Road
Henry A. Wood
Waltham
Wood
Donald Bowry
Irving
Mike) Priest
U. S. Air Corps
Mying Corps
Bowry
Gunther Flying Corps
Montgomery
Ala
Priest
Craig
Selma
John
Lefty) Mullen
Malden
Skip
U. S
Washington
Massachusetts plans to resist Dutch elm disease invasion
Massachusetts forestry leaders announce a one week course for tree wardens and foresters from March 30 to April 4 at Massachusetts State College. Prof. Robert Holdsworth says the event will cover survey plans for the Alford area where the first infestation appeared and discuss preventing spread to Eastern Massachusetts.
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Amherst
Massachusetts
Robert P. Holdsworth
Forestry Department
Massachusetts State College
Alford
Malcolm A.mckenzie
D. McKenzie
Boston
Bay State
State College
Grange Hosts Officers Conference in Sudbury
A Grange conference of officers was held last Thursday in Grange Hall Sudbury with about 150 lodge representatives. Worthy State Master Harvey G Turner and State Lecturer Lillian F Atkinson addressed the gathering. State Overseer L Roy Hawes and local officers presided at the head table and refreshments were served. March 10 marks anniversary night with State Past Master Charles M Gardner as principal speaker and supper to follow.
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Sudbury
Grange
Grange Hall
Harvey G. Turner
Lillian F. Atkinson
Ernest Gilbert
L Roy Hawes
L. Roy Hayves
James Ogilvie
Charles M. Gardner
Demeter
Washington Birthday Firemen Dance Hears President Speech
At Baker Memorial Hospital Mrs Harry Cutter attends as King Philip Heighty receives a radio in the hall during the Washington Birthday dance of the Firemen's Association. Dancing pauses so attendees may hear the President deliver his speech.
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Harry Cutter
King Philip Heighty
Baker Memorial Hospital
Washington
The
Firemen’s Association
Thank You Note From Milbery After Election
Clare A Milbery thanks voters for support electing her to the Board of Assessors and extends appreciation to opponent James E Kinsley for a friendly contest.
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Adam Voters
James E. Kinsley
Clare A. Milbery
Provisional Appointment for South Acton Man in State Guard
Joseph P Day of Martin Street South Acton has a provisional appointment as first lieutenant in the Massachusetts State Guard engineer battalion announced by Adjutant General Edgar C. Erickson. He will be assigned to duty after passing a qualifying test.
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State House
Boston
Joseph P Day
Martin Street
South Acton
Marshusetts State Guard
Edgar C. Erickson
Will of Goulding filed for probate in Cambridge Court
The will of George L. Goulding of Old Billerica Road, who died February 12 at 84, was filed for probate. Real estate valued at 12465 and personal property at 2000. Edith H. Goulding of Bedford named executrix and widow beneficiary. Provisions leave specific sums to Elizabeth Rengo and Edward L. Goulding and Mary B. Follom with goodwill of Bay State Clean Towel Co. Boston. The will drawn April 23, 1937. Atty. Samuel D. Elmore of Boston filed. Separately Aili Loati of Maynard petitions for divorce from Walter Loati citing cruelty and requests counsel fees and right to resume maiden name Aili Turpeinen. Atty. Joseph Fine represents.
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Glancy News Service
Cambridge
George L. Goulding
Old
Billerica Road
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Registrar of Probate
Loring P. Jordan
Mr. Goulding
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln Home
Bedford
Elizabeth Rengo
Arizona
Edward L. Goulding
Townsend
Mary B Follom
Bay State Clean Towel Co
Boston
Edith H. Goulding
Samuel D. Elmore
Aili Loati
Maynard
Walter Loati
Aili Turpeinen
Atty
Joseph Fine
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Newtons Home on King Philip Heights
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club gathered last week at Mrs Herbert L Newton's home on King Philip Heights. Jason Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Taylor of North Sudbury has joined the Naval Aviation Corps. Harold McMurty now with the Army at Camp Lee Virginia received a visit from his mother Mrs Kenneth McMurtry last weekend. The Ladies Aid Society of the Sudbury Methodist Church will entertain Sudbury Unitarian Memorial Congregational and Marlboro Methodist Woman Societies Thursday March 5 at 2 45 p m.
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Herbert L.newton
King Philip Heights
Jason Taylor
Gordon. Taylor
North Sudbury
Naval Aviation Corps
Harold McMurty
Army
Camp Lee
Virginia
Kenneth McMurtry
Ladies Aid Society
Sudbury Methodist Church
Sudbury Unitarian
Memorial Congregational
Marlboro Methodist _ Woman Societies
Sudbury Women Campaign to Get Voters Out
In Sudbury on a campaign morning both sexes worked to mobilize voters for their candidates. The piece notes men urging supporters and women actively canvassing with confidence this year favors electing a woman to office.
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Sudbury
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