Sudbury Grange Sees Strong Attendance At April Meeting
Sudbury Grange gathered April 25 with unusually large attendance. Fourth degree initiated 16 candidates and an active degree team led by Master Milfred Tallent included Margaret Hawes Hilda Whitney and others. Deputy Thomas L White of Orthboro visited to inspect work and urged continued attendance as Framing and Maynard visitors joined locals for an engaging program.
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Sudbury
Sudbury’ Grange
Milfred Tallent
Margaret Hawes
Hilda Whitney
Dorothy Pickersgill
Fant
Virginia Brenchaplain
Hope Baldwin
Janet Richardson
Pomona ‘Schofield
Flora
Jessie Garfield
Marion Hriniak
Sagter
Elsie Schofield
Stant
Helen’ Clark
Clive
Alice Hodge
Logan
Olive
Whitman
Katherine MacDonald
Eigen
David Baldwin
Oh Barton
Fred Clark
Fred Jeneva Bent
William Jus
Thomas L. White
Orthboro
Grange
Framing
Maynard
Fortunes of a Meals Bill Show Inflation
Maynard staff Sergeant Fran ks Wi Parker home visits his parents on Chandler Street, Chandler, and recalls a battlefield menu from Billie’s Cafe. The bill lists steak 3 items, rolls 4 items, ice cream, totaling 105.00 dollars for a meal, illustrating inflation.
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Maynard
Franks Wi Parker
Ford Parker
Chandler Street
Ling
West Acton Club May Luncheon Highlights
The West Acton Woman's Club held its annual May luncheon at the club house with 100 members and guests. Forry frosty decorations featured forsythia and pansies and floral favors graced each place. The event was organized by chairwoman Mrs. Allen Christofferson and committee members. After the luncheon the group viewed the acton high school play Grandma Pulls the String, featuring Doris Hartwell Beverly Dagenais Lorraine Ballard and others. The Serenaders, including Lorraine Ballard and Nancy Christofferson, closed the program with songs.
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West Acton Woman's Club
Allen Christofferson
L. L. Strong
Perry Mandle
Charles Strack
Ormal Laffin
Julian Whitcomb
Harold Banquet
The
Serenaders
Lorraine Ballard
Nancy Christofferson
Lorraine Kenney
Acton Service Mothers to Meet for Penny Sale and Cake Prize
The Service Mothers of ’43 plan a May 8 meeting at Mrs. Ralph Marble’s home in Acton Massachusetts. Members should bring an article for a penny sale and a cake will be awarded. Also reported is Corporal Burton Merriam’s promotion to sergeant while stationed in the Pacific. A whist party by Acton Grange No 259 last Tuesday benefited the Grange members in service.
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Ralph Marble
Massachusetts
Avenue
Herbert Merriam
Maple Street
South Acton
Coporal Burton Merriam
Pacific
Town
Acton Grange, No
Acton Grange
Maynard Harvey Croft Returns From New Guinea Duty
Stow resident Harvey Croft of the Merchant Marine has come home after service in New Guinea. During one voyage in the Gulf of Mexico his boat was torpedoed. He met Donald Thompson, whose parents reside on Great Road.
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Harvey. Croft
Merchant Marine of
Stow
New Guinea
Gulf of Mexico
Donald Thompson
Great Road
Concord Churches Schedule and Lesson Sermon May 7 1944
Sunday services at 10 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 45. Testimonial Meeting weekly Wednesday 7 45 p m. Reading Room hours 12 to 4 p m weekdays holidays excepted. Lesson Sermon to be read at The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston MA and all branches May 7 1944 on Dam and Fallen Man. Golden Text Awake thou that sleepest and arise from the dead and Christ shall give thee light. Psalms 37 8 18 quoted. Lesson includes passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and discusses harmony rising with spiritual understanding.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Mary Baker Eddy
Fragmentary quote from a 19th century page
The readable fragment offers a lone quotation about pain and sorrow, citing a page number but lacking full context or identifiable events, names, places, or dates.
Parish Service and Conference Meeting Notice
The Sunday morning service at 9 45 a m includes a sermon titled When I Pray with music by the chorus and choir. The parish attends the South Middlesex Conference annual meeting in Stoneham Sunday afternoon and evening May 7.
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South Middlesex Conference
Stoneham
Community church notices on Lang Street schedule events
Rev Odland leads activities May 4 8 p m sewing at Mrs Swens Barretts Mill West Concord May 5 8 p m youth meet at Geraldine Aarons West Concord May 7 10 45 a m Sunday School gospel at 7 30 p m May 10 8 p m mid week prayer place to be announced May 11 8 p m missionary meeting in church hostess Mrs John Anderson
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Dorothy Swen
Barretts Mill Road
West Concord
Geraldine Aaerson
Sunda School
Harry P. Odland
Johm Andersen
Trinity Church Elim Street May Sunday Services
Trinity Church on Elim Street offers Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. on May 7 with sermon at the second service. Junior Church attends the 8 p.m. service as wardens and vestry oversee.
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Trinity
Elim Street
Sudbury Residents Move Between States and Towns
Mrs Arthur Cushing plans a few days in New York City this week while Seaman Arthur Cushing completes boat training at Sampson New York. Meece A Moore of Peakham buys the Jones Riese road property from Mrs William Fisher and Mr Moore family to occupy soon. Mrs Fisher moves to Marlborough Connecticut and daughter Miss Yvette Harrington, a State Teachers College Framingham student, will join her after term ends.
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Arthur Cushing
New York City
Seaman Arthur Cushing
Sampson
N. Y
A.moore
Peakham
Jones Riese City
Concord’ Road
William Fisher
Moore
Maynard Board Issues Permits for Tires and Tubes
Rationing Board last week issued permits for tires tubes and gasoline. Names listed include Tauno Seppanen Arnold Anderson Pasquale Iannarelli Gertrude Weaving Pauline Clark Pauline Q Clark and Boston Edison Co among providers. Gasoline issued from April shown with a total of six gallons for Havanka and others.
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Maynard Board
Maynard
Tauna Seppanen
Eekasty Robert Kierstead
Arnold Anderson
Pasquale P, Iannarelli
Gertrude Weaving
Pauline Clark
Tauno Seppanen
Ates
Pauline Qclark
Angel
Boston Edison Co
Neuyedibeay
Aimo Havanka
Globe editor honors at Cardinal O’Connell funeral
Laurence L Winship managing editor of the Boston Globe served as an honorary bearer at the funeral services for His Eminence Cardinal O’Connell held at the Holy Cross Cathedral last Friday.
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Laurence L.winship
King Philip Read
The
Boston Globe
Cardinal O’connell
Holy Gross Cathedral
Maynard Grange holds annual inspection and acts of Mothers Night
Maynard Grange held its annual inspection in Grange Hall with praise for ritual and floor work by the ladies degree team led by Dorothy Alving and Adelaide Sims. Ray mond Jones welcomed guests from Framingham Acton and West Concord as pianist Beatrice Parsons performed and James Farrell was coloist. A clam chowder supper followed. Next meeting May 11 will be Mothers Night with prizes for mothers and a Mothers Album entertainment. Middlesex Central Pomona met at the Concord High School with Maynard members attending and a bowling prize awarded to Ruth Woodworth. The fifth degree will be worked May 17 at Weston Town Hall. contact Mrs Beruan Jones for transportation.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Charles Chapman
Dorothy Alving
Adelaide Sims
Harvesters
Louise Comeau
Florence Hanson
Mary Powers
William Hayward
Dexter Kelley
Alfred Mariano
Raymond ‘Jones
Framingham
Acton
West Concord
Beatrice Parsons
James Farrell
Angus Hanson
Henry Kytola
Frank Cage
The
Grange
Aoe
High
Grace
Tucker
Hazel Bumpus
Mary G. Jones
Eleanor Mariano
Eva Smith
Reader
Grace Whitney
Pe Jones
Joan Bumpus
Marion Brown
Ethel Burgess
Katherini Maginnis
Pauline Sims
Hazel Robinson
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Concord
Raymond Jones
Leslie Sims
Concord Grange
Anhe Duclos
Ruth Woodworth
Weston Town Hall
Ber Uan Jones
Sudbury Garden Club Plant Sale Set for May 26
Sudbury Garden Club will hold a plant sale on the Town Hall lawns and Goodman Library grounds in South Sudbury Friday May 26 from 10 a m to 4 p m. Proceeds benefit the Cushing Hospital Garden Fund. The Goodman Library is on the Worcester bus line for easy access.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
Goodman Library
Sudbury Garden Bs
Cushing Pital Garden Fund
Pranittehanes
Worcsater
Sudbury School Awards Presented For Senior Play And Debate
At the Athletic Association meet held May 2, Sudbury students received school letters for senior play and debate. Senior play awards went to Charles Walls Connee Hutchiby Elsie Schofield Eleanor Haynes Charles Sullivan Caroline Bowker William Hall Mary McGettigan Nancy MacCullough Ruth Mitchell Barbara Maton. Debate awards were earned by Alfred Bonazzoli Nancy Batchelder Charles Sullivan William Titus Ann Da Joan Batchelder. Baseball awards announced for John Gaughan captain and others including Maker Hawkins Herman Brown Tighe Bernard Titus Hall Dick Hawes Donald Walls John Maeny. team has already played Southboro and Inn.
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Athletic Association
Charles Walls
Connee Hutchiby
Elsie Schofield
Eleanor Haynes
Charles Sullivan
Caroline Bowker
William Hall
Mary McGettigan
Nancy MacCulloch
John Gaughan
Ruth Mitchell
Barbara Maton
Alfred Bonazzoli
Nancy Batchelder
Charles Sulli
Van
William Titus
Ann
Joan Batchelder
Ard
Hawin
Herman
Brown
Tighe
Bernard Titus
Hall
Dick Hawes
Donald Charles Walls
John Maeny
Southboro
Inn
Kiwi Nonflying Officer Named in New Zealand Force
A Kiwi air force unit unveils a wingless officer title for a ground role. The name reflects New Zealand origins and military tradition.
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New Zealand
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Mase
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Evangelical Free Church
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Malcolm Fullenton
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Concord Co-operative
Sudbury School News
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Ile Rou
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Finast
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