Funeral for Louise Adams Whiting Held in Sudbury
Louise Adams Whiting died in Detroit. The funeral at Sudbury’s St. Mary’s Church was led by Rev. and Mrs. Cutler Whiting. She was born in Minnesota and attended Northfield Seminary and Milton Academy. She married in 1919 and left three children and a widowed husband. Burial was in Polliston on Sunday.
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Milton Hdemy
Andover
Hebbsindale
Wil- Allen
Framingham
Sudbury
Boston
Whiting Hall
Memorial Day Observance Planned by J DeMars Post
J DeMars Post American Legions to lead Memorial Day events with Harold Sheridan directing. Parade from Roosevelt School to Main Street Parker Street then Glenwood Cemetery for services and grave decorations for 36 G A R 5 Legion and 3 Spanish War veterans. Additional decorations at St Peters and Honor Roll. Legion Auxiliary to serve dinner in Odd Fellows hall. Regionaires to attend school observances next week.
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Yee
J DeMars
American Legions
Harold Sheridan
St. “Bridgets
Glen‘wood
Fhexgraves
St. Dget's
Memorial Park
Legion Auxiliary
Trinitarian Church Event Hosts Women’s Uni Meeting
The Trinitarian Congregational Church invites attendees to a Thursday gathering led by Pastor F. B. Richards and the Rev. D. Adanco. The Woman’s Unity group will meet at the church, with plans for lunch and discussion.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Community Church Schedule Mentioned With Services
Transportation will be provided to Mrs. Pat R. Howard and Ola Acres home. Friday evening Boy Scouts and worship follow at 7:30. Morning worship and sermon by Dr. Richards and a piano piece are listed. Midweek service set for Wednesday May 29 at 7:45 p.m.
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Pat R. Howard
Fred G. Tones
Ola Acres
Saad
Dr. Richards
Sudbury man appeals after district court conviction
John of Sudbury was tried in Concord for a Dec. 22, 1928 automobile crash on the Sudbury road that injured two women. He was found guilty on multiple charges and sentenced to six months for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and to fines for liquor and property damage, with an appeal pending.
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Maynard
Elcore John
Sudbury
Concord
Susie Upton
Thelma Lakeman
John
House of Correction
Hobtje
Eden
Maynard Extension Talk Sets Scene for Home Accessories
Maynard Middlesex Extension hosted a meeting at the high school on Monday with a talk titled Arranging Pictures in the Home. The Maynard Unit plans the next meeting for June 10 focusing on Home Accessories.
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Dlesex
Reynolds Welcome Daughter to Family Circle
Rev and Mrs Albert Reynolds announce the birth of a baby girl joining their family. The proud parents request well wishes and celebrate this new arrival.
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Albert Reynolds
Summer Round-Up for Maynard School Registration
Maynard Schools announce the Summer Round-Up to register children entering first grade at alt locations. Parents may bring children for enrollment on May 28 and 29 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. or have the school physician exam at their own doctor with the State Physical Examination Card.
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Aize
Thesstate
Main “Street School
Bancroft
Massachusetts
C. H. Walker
Maynard
Voters Tlands Reports In Voters tlands
Municipal insurance fund action seeks 29400 for Town Treasur ferry expenses 800 for barrier at Wmiereén and land swap with Salvadore Bartolomeo near Harvey Wheeler schoolgrounds. Includes 280000 borrowing for new 4 is and Peter Bulkeley land purchase. Proposes land acquisition and sale of Tight Plant plus 886.85 for Fic Light expenses. Adopts Civil Service for Police and 6000 for Main Street with state repayment next February. Likely another long session and ongoing electric light controversy at Scmentall.
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Anne Holland
Sunicipal
Ferns
Clekewell
Wmiereén
Salvadore Bartolomeo
Harvey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Fic ‘Light Committee
Main Street
Scmentall
Concord High School Presents Two Plays for Charity
The May 22 event at Monument Hall featured Times Have Changed by Elizabeth W. Blodgett and Polly Wants A Cracker by the Young People's Club of the Trinitarian Church. The health play contest praised Concord High School for leading Massachusetts in that contest and benefitted the school paper Voice. The casts included Elizabeth Blodgett, Georgianna Buck, Margaret McGann, Norman C. Spencer Jr, Ralph Sawyer, and Leslie Peterson.
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Polly
Concord High ‘School
Elizabeth W. Blodgett
Concord High School
Massachusetts
Copley Theatre
Boston
Monument
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Local Names Dominate Fragmented Itemized List
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous personal names including Polly, Geoffry Wayne Norman Scherer, Marie Pratt Wayne, Elizabeth Porter, Mary Wayne, Dorothy Peterson, Thomas Livingstone Pratt, Robert Davis, Lucerne Neville, Elsa Lundstrom, Nora Pailline Heyliger, Inspector Doran, and Alimion Heyliger. No clear event or context.
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Geoffry Wayne Norman Scherer
Marie Pratt Wayne
Elizabeth Porter
Mary Wayne
Dorothy Peterson
Thomas Livingstone
Pratt
Robert Davis
Elsa Lundstrom
Nora Pailline Heyliger
Inspector Doran “Alimion Heyliger
May Day focus on children stressed by Relief Corps
In West Acton the Ladies of the Relief Corps held a regular meeting. Mrs Angle Nowlton and Mrs Towne were absent convalescing from an illness. The piece notes May parties and May baskets while recalling the president's statement that the purpose of May Day is to focus on our children.
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Ladie’s
Relief Corps
Angle Nowlton
Towne
Beimg
Hness
Child and adult life intertwined in sacrifice and care
The text emphasizes that the bond between child and adult life is the strongest and gentlest force in humanity. It argues that sacrifices for children yield greater happiness than personal success, and that fulfillment comes from cherishing and earning a child's affection and respect.
Union Memorial Day Services at Sudbury Center Church
Union Memorial Day services will be held next Sunday at the Methodist church in Sudbury Center. Rev Albert B Reynolds of Memorial Congregational Church will preach the sermon.
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Union Memorial
Methodist Church
Sudbury Center
Albert B. Reynolds
Morial Vongieedtional
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