Return of Mrs Pfeiffer From Arlington Hospital
Miss Alice Pfeiffer of the Great Road has returned from Symmes Arlington Hospital after an illness and is reportedly resting comfortably. Bridget Cullinane of Elm Street was suddenly struck ill and is also reported resting comfortably at home. Mr and Mrs Albert J Berry of North Road plan to spend a few days at their home in Queen.
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Alice Pfeiffer
Great ‘Road
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Bridget Cullinane
Elm
Albert J Berry
North Road
Redford Paventa Attend Musical Festival
Redford and Paventa attended a musical festival with friends. Younger children sang and performed a duet. The event featured excellent entertainment and was hosted at a family home with whist and bridge games in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redford —Paventa
Redford
A. Whist
Prwatgan
Acton Young Republican Club elects officers at annual meeting
The Acton Young Republican Club held its annual meeting at the Acton Woman's Club house Monday with many members present. J. Merge Knaman was re elected president, Mrs. Margaret Moody vice president, Cary Christopherson secretary and Mira Phy lis Johnson Johnson treasurer. Executive committee includes Sumner Hill, Mrs. Gladya Cunlatofferson, and Porter Jenks. A June outing and plans to join the Maynard Hudson Concord event were discussed. The club may provide a graduate lady for the Symphony Hall concert hosted by the Young Women’s Republican group in June.
Visit To Friends In Auburn Maine
Short note describes a trip plan to Auburn Maine to visit friends. Includes intent to travel and stay details with no specific dates or people named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Maine
Kiwanis Delegation Visits Sudbury Club
Acton Kiwanis members held an inter club meeting at the Davi Turkey Farm with Sudbury Club. Governor Roy F. Cook of the New England Division attended along with Acton members Ralph Lockwood Carl Baskman and Jack Stoler and Maynard’s Harold Thurnton.
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Acton
Sudbury
Maynardo Acton Kiwanis Club
Sudbury Club
Davie Turkey Farm
Roy F. Cook
New England
Kiwanis International
Winter visitors return home and local death noted
Marlboro residents Mr and Mrs Stillman and Stevens arrived at their street home after a winter in Palm Beach Florida. A friend of Mr David Rourre faced a serious illness confining her to her home for weeks and a funeral was held for Tetteri Pennants at a local church.
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Stillman & Stevens
Weat Palm Beach
Florida
David Rourre
Megateth Avenue
McCarte
Scout Cub Pack Holds Parent Teachers Meeting and Elections
The Southhboro-A area Boy Scout Cub Pack Committee and the Pa Association held a meeting at the high school. Mrs Lyman Crosmin presided as parent teacher gathering discussed Cub Pack activities led by Larry Soara of the Alecaquil Council. Officers were nominated for election and installation by Mrs Aubrey Allen, Mrs Hervey Rossa, and Mrs Edward Tedeachi, with District 7 Director Mrs George Ering delivering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southhboro
Mittee
Pa Association
Aas
Boutiier Waliler Waasin Char
Larry Soara
Alecaquil Council
Activites
Pagenta
Mra
Lyman Croasmin
Mra Chesley Deering
St Bernard’s Highschool track tops Marlboro 41 to 3 at Ward Park
St Bernard’s High School of Fitchburg routed Marlboro 41 to 3 at Ward Park. Sweeney led the scorers, winning the 22 and 440 dashes while Nicholas won the high jump and Boggs claimed the broad jump for Marlboro.
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Marlboro
St. Bernard
Fitchure
Ward Park
Nicholas
Boma
Sweeney
Darcy
St. B
Bonga
St. By
Darjoy
Tobin
Biweeney
Rice
Foley
Snields
Kataikas
Mile
Quinn
Put Jaam
Nichols Family Quietly Observes 86th Birthday at Home
Fred Marlboro Nichols of Forest Street marked his 86th birthday yesterday at home with no plans for a celebration. He enjoys woodwork and farm chores. Both Mr. and Mrs. Nichols are Marlboro Grange members honoring 50 years of membership and cherished jewels were given to them.
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Marlboro
Fred
Nichola
Forest Street
Nichols
Marlboro Grange
Piano Recital At Fayville This Evening
Informal piano pupils recital hosted by Mise Aurele Prec tor at her Fayville home this evening at 8 o'clock. Performers include Apnoly Cross Martoro Elizabeth Van Ness Kathleen Swellivan Framingham Nat Lewis Peart Ratchelder Jackson Charlotte Fantony Na Yalle Fantony David Sayles Reth er Bogart Doris Imeman Lona Rosal Rickard Nevitch Longe Jackson Iona Jackson Fran ie Derby Southbore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbero
Mise Aurele Prector
Fayville
O'Lock
Ap Noly Cross
Martoro
Lizabeth van Ness
Kathleen Swellivan
Framingham
Nat Lewis
Peart Ratchelder
Jackson
Charlotte Fantony
Na Yalle Fantony
David Sayles
Rether Bogart
Doris Imeman
Lona Rosal
Rick
Frank Giard Named Charity Week Leader
Frank Giard was listed as a sponsor and organizer for the weekly charity event. Local volunteers, including notable supporters, planned a sequence of fundraisers at community venues to aid local agencies.
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Frank Giard
Stag Party Held for Marloro Cormier Before Wedding
Marloro Cormier was feted at a stag party at the Royal Cafe with about 50 friends. A purse of money was presented and plans for his May 20 wedding to Misa Isabel Landry in Shirley were announced. The groom is a draftsman at Lanointe Machine Co Sludson KC Monroe served as chief engineer and master of ceremonies.
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Marloro
Gerard Cormier
Mya
Antonio J. Cormier
Lincolntreet
Royal Cafe
Lincoln
Cormier
Misa Isabel Landry
Shirley
Ilein
Lanointe Machine Company
Fm Sludson
K. C. Monroe
Jerome Daoust
George Fortin
Valmore
Clifford Turney
Drow
Sen Telly
Companions Hold Banquet In Marlboro Lodge Event
Marlboro officials and many guests attended the annual Hat of Iiehlend City Lodge J C A banquet at the Elks Home. Supreme President Louis Miller and Supreme Auditor Della Miller spoke, with Miss Francea Hankard and Miss Mary Sheeran also giving remarks among a long list of attendees and organizers.
Marlboro Hildrein Falls to St Anthony’s 24 to 5
In an elementary league game Marlboro Hildrein bowed 24 to 5 to St Anthony’s. The game ended after the third inning with St Anthony’s amassing 27 hits while Marlboro collected four. Lineups featured Oakie Reailly Brennan Scornelli Marlowe Maroney Curran Bartlett for the Hildrein and Vinny Roland Winn Donahue Brigham Garceau Raymond Leo for the Lions.
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Marlboro
Hildrein School
St. Anthony's
Tia Saridiot
Hearts
Lions
Winnners
Joggers
Ite
Oakie
Reailly
Resomp
Brennan
Scornelli
Marlowe
Maroney
Curran
Bartlett Sa
Vinny
Roland P
Winn
Donald
Donahue
Brigham
Garceau
Raymond
Leo Pf
Life Saving Class Offered This Summer
A life saving class in the Savage Bathing area is set for summer. The program has a history of two years and has proven immensely popular and effective under a master instructor.
Railroad Ties ura Fudeon
A new fire broke out in a rail yard causing a second blaze within hours. Responders battled flames amid smoke and blocked tracks as crews worked to contain the incident and assess damage. Local officials reviewed safety measures and investigated the cause.
Statesmen of Past Urged Temperance
Dr. R I B Maupin quoted James Madison Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams 1825 appeal urging temperance before hundreds in Illinois Church Council event. He cited William Gladstone on liquor calling it more destructive than war and noted repeal of prohibition makes drinking an individual choice with serious health risks from alcohol.
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Dwight, III
America
James Madison
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Tlinois Church Council
Ri B Maupin
Kesley Institute
United States
John Adams
Lawyer Admitted to Bar After 24 Years of Practice
SALT LAKE CITY Utah Senator Silas E Tanner after four years as Wayne county attorney and serving in the Utah House and Senate passed the state bar exam with honors. The Utah Supreme Court installed him as a practicing lawyer and the state senate adjourned to attend the ceremony. During World War I he acted as appeal attorney for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
City
Silas E. Tanner
Tanner
Wayne County
Utah Supreme Court
State Senate
Utah House of Representatives
Senate
Britain Considers Birthrate Boosts With Family Bounties
London reports the government may launch a nationwide drive followed by financial incentives to raise birth rates. Proposals include weekly allowances for first and subsequent children and increased income tax rebates for families with children, plus increased allowances for the unemployed.
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London
Sunday Chronicle
Mustard Gas Remains King of Chemical Warfare
An army chemical warfare service report notes mustard gas first used by Germany in 1917 and remains the dominant weapon in the field. It states researchers have long worked on defenses and that the U S holds an enviable position in chemical warfare readiness and arsenals.
Federal Relief System Reform Debate Faces Jams
The article discusses President Roosevelts plan to reorganize the government into three major federal units the Federal Security Agency the Federal Works Agency and the Federal Loan Agency It notes critics who question efficiency potential savings and fear ongoing overlaps and authority conflicts among boards bureaus and commissions tied to the President and Congress The piece argues consolidation could reduce duplication but warns of stubborn stalemates and political entrenchment.
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Roose Veit
Federal
Federal, Works, Agency
Joan
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