Military Rites for Deceased Veteran Draw Large Local Attendance
A memorial service at the American Legion Home honored a local veteran who died Sunday at Cushing Administration Hospital. Officials from the Hudson American Post and veterans groups attended along with town officials and service members. Albert A. Morel led the ceremony with Cap B. Dawes as chaplain and bugler Lizotte. Honor guards from Iron Post included Earl James Martin and several others, with color guards and pallbearers named among the attendees.
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Veto
Masonic Orthe Rotary Club
Son
Cushing Administration
Albert A. Morel
Cap B. Dawes
Lizotte
Frank Whitman Curtis
Thomas A. Wash Girardin
Arthur J. Morelander
James Martin ‘Allen
Francis W. Grenlice
Fred K
Humbert Thomas
Wayf Arers
Dr. Arey
Pearley E. Heathry B. Halliwell
Ders
Arthur A. Mor
Iron Post
Earl _ James Martin
Albert Ki Dr
Fred Curtis
C. W
Joseph Girardin
Franer Frank Whitabert Thomas
Thomas
Frank L. Allen
Curtis Army Shoe Order Raised to Sixty Thousand Pairs
Marlboro Mercer E Curtis president of Curtis Shoe Co announces an official order for 60 000 blu cher type army oxfords valued at 433 200 up from 45 000 pairs at 321 000 The order requests manufacturing for the Army and includes honorary bearers from town veteran groups Cremation took place at Mt Auburn Cambridge with funeral arrangements by Edward L Merrill and Son.
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Marlboro
Mercer E. Curtis
Curtis Shoe Co
Yesterns
New York
Robert C. Withington
Billerica
Gordon Crook
Hudson Unitarian Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Edward L. Merrill and Son
Ladies Bake Cakes for Cushing Vets Honored
Sudbury women of the Red Cross chapter thank members Carlyle Burland M G Haley and W Gordon Hunter for January birthday cakes and Roland R Cutler Sr Calvin B Smith and Robert S Childs for February. Three cakes are sent by Sudbury women on the fourth Wednesday each month and contributions are solicited through Mrs Richard T Cutler.
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Fo Wing
Eee
The
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Carlyle Burland
M.G. Haley
W. Gordon Hunter
Roland R. Cutler, Sr
Calvin B. Smith
Robert S. Childs
Sudbury
Red ‘Cross
Richard T. Cutler
Colbert Runs Backward Grocery in MississippI
Odd local tidbit notes Mr Colbert operating a town grocery while the name reads backwards in the file. The quirky piece highlights a small community business figure and a playful spelling reversal.
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Miss
U.P
Colbert
Dorothy Colby to Speak at Advertising Club Dinner
Mrs. John S. Colby of Sudbury Massachusetts and president of the Vesper George School of Art will address the Advertising Club of Boston at the March dinner in the Vendome Boston March 14 at 6 30 p m Her talk travel Dude Ranching in the Tetori National Park Wyoming features color slides and watercolors from Jenny Lake Ranch and Jackson Hole Boston organizers plan a ranch mood with decorations prizes and member participation.
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Sudbury
John S. Colby
Massachusetts
Vesper George School of Art
Boston
Advertising Club of Boston
Marlin
Hotel Vendome
Tetori National Park
Wyoming
Jenny Lake Ranch
Jackson Hole
Colby
Boston Club
Tetons
Pietrina Marvigna
Rose Keefe
Brookline
C. Crawford Hoolidge
Red Cross Drive Seeks Solicitations Friday Meeting
Acton Boxboro Red Cross announces a Friday meeting for all solicitors in the Acton Women’s Clubhouse. Boxboro chair is Mrs Donald Q Price as the drive totals 1320 for Acton with 1226 spent so far. Funds funded water safety, home service, disaster prep, first aid books, firemen refreshments, Bedford Veterans Hospital.
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Acton
Charles M. MacRae
Acton-Boxboro
American Red Cross
Donald Q. ‘Price
Boxboro
South Acton
Bedford Veterans’ Hospital
Red Cross
Hillside School Headmaster to Speak at D A R Chapter
John K. Whittemore headmaster of Hillside School Marlboro will be a speaker at the Acton D A R Chapter meeting. He will present a color film showing Hillside activities as Mrs Dewey Boatman chairs and Mrs George W Newton presides. Hillside founded 1901 as a home for underprivileged boys.
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John K. Whittemore
Hillside School
Marlboro
Iain Isaac Davis
D.A.R
Acton
Ton Center
Whittemore
Hillside
Dewey Boatman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charlotte V. Drinkwater
Boston
YMCA
Acton Many Hosts Open House At Techno Instrument Corp
Acton neighbors toured the Technology Instrument Corporation plant in Acton Center during an open house held yesterday from 3 to 9 pm. The new single floor building houses offices laboratories and assembly facilities with a lower level machine shop for winding potentiometers and precision component work.
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Acton
Technology Instrument Corporation
Acton Center
Waltham
Precision Laboratory
Sudbury Girl Scouts Report On Activities
Sudbury Troop 7 members spent the last month learning French for the Interpreter Badge with Miss Buxton from Sudbury High School assisting. They held a Valentine party in the school cafeteria on February 16 with refreshments by Nancy Allen and valentines distributed by troop members. On March 2 they visited Jordan Marsh in Boston to see France exhibits during French Week and toured the store for teen clothing, planning the Interior Decorators Badge after completing the Interpreter Badge. Sally Cutler, secretary.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Girl Scouts
Buxton
Sudbury High School
Nancy Allen
Theodore Handing
Robert Dawson
Boston
Jordan’ Marsh Company
France
Miss Mailly Among 231 Studs for Award Honor
Mary Lou Mailly of Sudbury was among 231 Massachusetts students earning a gold Achievement Key and Certificate in the Boston Globe Scholarship Art Awards. Her Still Life oil from St Ann's Academy Marlboro was shown at New England Mutual Hall Boston with judges selecting 531 works for exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art on Newbury Street.
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Sudbury
Mary ‘Lou
Mailly
Boston Post Road
South
Massachusetts
Boston Globe
Mary Lou
St. Ann’s Academy
Marlboro
New England Mutual Hall
Clarendon Street
Boston
Casimir N Shea
Boston Public Schools
John L. Taylor
Museum of Contemporary Art
Newbury Street
Pittsburg
Sudbury Mothers Club Discusses Children’s Books
Sudbury cooperative mothers group met at Mrs. Russell Rood I on pay evening with president Mrs. Richard A. Schmalz absent ill. Director Mrs. Kenneth Threckmorton spoke on children’s books and library loans for car use. She discussed guidance to Ward and listed suitable titles.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Co- Operative
Russell Rood
Ary
Richard A. Schmalz
Kenneth Threckmorton
Thers
Threckmorton
Ward
Minute Men to Meet March 15 at Lexington Station
The regular monthly meeting of the Minute Men's Forest Protective Association will be held with the Middlesex Fire Warden's Association at the Lexington Fire Station on March 15. Replies must be mailed by March 9 to help the Lexington department prepare. Entertainment is planned for the evening. GIVE TO THE RED CROSS.
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Lexington Station
Minute Men’s Forest Protective Association
Middlesex Fire Warden’s Association
Lexington
Southboro Grange Marks Founding 67th Anniversary
Southboro Grange will celebrate its 67th founding anniversary at the regular meeting open to the public. Guest speaker will be Mrs Dorothy Warden of Woburn and Past Lecturer of Mass State Grange. Master Paul Menard will lead a brief business meeting followed by entertainment and a community service repast. Production of manufactured cement products in Canada rose to 32,663,645 in 1949, up 25 percent from 1948.
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Southboro
Southboro Grange
Dorothy Warden
Woburn
Mass
State Grange
Paul, Menard
Ramof Entertainment
Canada
Davis County births exceed deaths by eight to one
In 1950 Davis County recorded 979 births and 120 deaths, a birth to death ratio of about eight to one, roughly four times the national average of 220 to 100. Dr. D. Keith comments on vital index and urges support for red cross.
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Bouuntiful
Utah
D. Keithent
New Lab Plan For Specialized Potentiometer Prototype Testing
A third group will be formed to handle dedicated potentiometer prototype work. Test labs will be split into electrical potentiometer testing, instrument testing, and mechanical inspection, with extensive in person development facilities for ongoing company activities.
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Penrson
Oi Pisses
Activi
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