Sudbury Woman's Club Holds May Luncheon at Wayside Inn
Sudbury five members attended the annual luncheon at the Wayside Inn on a Wednesday at 1 o'clock. A chicken luncheon preceded a business meeting where Mrs. Leslie H. Barrett read poems. Officers for 1949 0044 were elected including President Mrs Irving A Priest and multiple vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and directors with various named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ftss
B. M. Johnson
Pgecretica
M. Grapville Haley
Orresponding
Arthur W. Howland
Federation
Webster €Utting
Claude R. Pbole
Aditor
Ellis ‘H. Wahnett
Rilen W. Ellins
Adan
Concord Grange P H Holds Third and Fourth Degree Sessions
Concord and Lexington Granges members attended a May 4 event at Elks hall. Mrs Violet Flannery led the supper and degree team conferred the third degree, with Miss Nellie OConnor directing a Penny sale. Victor N Cluff inspected the Grange afterward.
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Concord
Concord Grange P. of H
Elks Upper
Trall
Violet Flannery
Lexington
Granges
Nettie Wells
Fiee
Flannery
Meade W. Tompkins
Grange
Victor N. ‘Cluff
Creeut
Nellie 'O’connor
Local couple plans to wed in West Acton
A Concord couple, Vesta Balsor and David Thompson, announce plans to marry. The ceremony will occur at the home of Balsor's sister, with Michael Foley and others present. The couple will reside in West Acton afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta’ Balsor
Concord Merk
David Thompson
Banta
Balsor
Michael ‘Foley
Enother
Isa
Forrest Bean, Jr
West Acton
Bedford Woman's Service Club Sponsors Army Dance
Regular Parent-Teachers Association meeting planned in the school auditorium with a fine program. Mr and Mrs HG Skelton move into Basile home. Stephen and Tagkney spend ten days in Baton with family in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Tagkney
Isi
Atlanta
Pa eSake
HG. Skelton
Io the Basile Hows
Parent-Teachers Association
Armed Service
Bedford Women's Service Club
Richard Powderly
Business Through Siege in Leningrad Fights On
During the 17 month siege of Leningrad factories schools and churches kept operating. Four theaters and 23 motion picture houses did not close their doors at any time. The city endured extreme hardship yet local culture persisted through cinema and public life.
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Leningrad
Acton seniors featured in wartime high school farewell
Acton High School seniors were honored in the Boston Waily with a wartime farewell party. The Class of 1943, sixteens students bound for military duty, held a modest graduation season with a dinner vaudeville show replacing traditional pomp.
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Acton
Boston
Bostog
Behdol
Walter B. Stevens
Mar E. Towne
Herbert . Merriam
John Harold .Anderson
High Street
South Acton
Ergon Hospital
Donald Feltus
Ruth’ Wilde
West Acton
Arthut Wilde
Feltus
Maynard
Atlantic
SRS Gardens Ban king Work Stop Confusing Phrasing
Gardeners ban king work as they pres t vegeta tultivation with wheel hoes. The text describes root vegetables and cultivation distances in fertile soil and attempts to explain how to judge plant kinete. No clear dates or places are given.
Lexington Edges Concord In Bronx Park Baseball
Lexington defeated Concord 4 to 4 in a high school baseball game at the park. Jack Gastor pitched well for Concord allowing six unearned runs as Lexington won in the ninth after two were away. Middlesex County teams faced rough starts with Belmont and Readin rainouts and upcoming league games against Winchester Belite and Saclny.
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Concord
al Robinson
Lexington
Ter’s Park
Jack Gastor
Ffr
Rs ‘Porter
Itoo
Middlesex
Stoneham
Arky Dempsey
Nak
Pobby
Fred Merkle
Yuma
Readin High Wes
Ee Ag
Concord Winchester
Bel~ite
Emerge
Belmont
Local meeting at Edgerly Hall and village notices
The article reports a Board of LO meeting at Edgerly Hall with residents present. Ment was a guest from Mt Herman School and discussions included a minor grass fire on the Livingston road near Boston Post, with damage described as trifling. The 5th Squadron members stayed the night in Town Hall and plans for opera events are mentioned along with Mrs Piper and Suibury residents.
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Livingstone
Boston Post
Saltbury
Suibury
Jack Piper
Maynard Woman Dies In Maynard Funeral Held
Mrs. Minnie Obers Norman 62 a resident of Maynard for 96 years died at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. Widow of Andrew Norman she is survived by three daughters Mrs Ida Kelley Boston Mrs Ma Reid Milford Ave and Mrs Alma Oa. Also two sisters Myre and another in Finland two brothers Jacob Obers and Isaac Obers. Funeral Monday at 2 PM Rev Bernhard Hillila officiating at Lutheran Church burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers Howard Ward Kelley Vinoxes Walker Ictin To Matti Sasso. Funeral directed by W A Gmbly Funeral Service.
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W. Norman
Massachusetts Well Hospital
Boston
Lintering
Maynard
Fim
Finland
Leveland
Ohio
Andrew Norman
Ida ‘Kelley
Mabo Reid
Buélid Avenue
Alm. Oa
Mener
Myre
Retchuvis
Milford
N. H
Jacob ‘Obers
Carver
Mass
Isaac. Oberg
Minnie
Bernhard Hillila
Lutheran Church
Fmily
Glenwood
Scouts Attack Howse Under Smoke Screen
The State Guard Scouts conducted an attempted assault under cover of a smoke screen. The objective was a house defended by traps and a water-soaked defense slowed the squad, leaving them damp after a pail was dropped indoors.
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Howse
State Guard
Women’s Society Meeting at Maple Avenue Home
The Women’s Society of the Methodist Church in the Cen met Thursday at Mrs. George Thompson’s Maple Ave South Sudbury home to discuss upcoming activities. Rev A William and Pres ton led a service note and Gordon Taylor was reported resting at the Naval Hospital. George Lewis, a former resident of Sudbury now from Springfield Vermont, visits relatives on Peakham Road.
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Charles
Clafin
James Epi
William ‘Gebow
H. ‘William Merriam, Jr
Herbert ‘W. Merriam
Maple Street
South Acton
Oxford
James Merriam
Harold Merriam
Liberty Street
Miami
Florida
Beg Hia
Army
Gir Corps
Women’s Society
Methodist Church
Cen
George “Thompson Maple
South Budbury
A William & Preston
Therchurely Wes
Indianapolis
Ind
Stahl
Boston University
George Lewis
Sudbury
Springfield
Vermont
Peakham
Middlesex County marks 200th anniversary in Cambridge
Governor Leverett Saltonstall led Middlesex County commemorations in the Cambridge court house. The event honored county officials and guests with remarks on Middlesex as a well governed area and featured Judge Giles and officials including District Attorney Bradford and Clerk of Courts Pullan.
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Glancy Wews Service
Cambridge
Tesex County
Leverett
Saltonstall
Commonwealth
Middlesex
Rant Cambridge
Dan Lynch
Joseph Dty
Hy Beaudreau
Collins
Thomas H
Wiliam C. Giles
Middlesex Superior’ Criminal ‘Court
Bheviff McElroy Ee ‘Enue
Middleee
Saath Ae
Middlesex County
Bradford
Frederic L. Pullan
County of
Nytt
Midan County
Ufele
Bet Benjamin Fray Illene Wins Spring Bout
A partial sports blurb notes Benjamin Fray Illene securing a spring bout victory after a brief, tense fray. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Benjamin Fray Ilene
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