Turvos Seek Citizenship After Passport Dispute in Boston
Mr and Mrs Andrew Turvo of Mindem Road Ard planned a Finland visit to see their parents when federal judge Elisha water in Boston halted travel after discovering Turvo was not an American citizen and Mrs Turvo had lost citizen papers. Turvo, born in Finland in 1906, was registered as a citizen by his mother. he and his wife intend to apply for citizenship papers at once.
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Andrew i
Mindem
Finland
Turvo
Elisia ‘Water
Boston
Penas & Registrator
Maynard
Tok
Turvos
Maynard Chorus to Present Boston Concert May 5
The Maynard Amateur Musicians Club plans a concert featuring a nationally known conductor and a large chorus of about 300 voices. The program includes works by Wagner, Gounod, and Lowell, with soloists Eugene Conley and Robert Parker among the performers.
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Isis
Salo
Boston
B. J. Lang
Mollenhauer
A ‘Thompson
Maynard
Hale
Thomson Stone
Stone
Boston Post
Sir Lamfall
James Russell Lowell
Cadman
Feiml
Pe Sulbers
Gounod
Artron Louengrin
Wagner
Eugene Contency
George Koyn- Ivins ‘Townsend
Loristoaell
Eugene Conley
Robert É. George Parker
Walt Earle Weidner
Hidelmone High Tops Middlesea In Slugfest
Hidelmone High beat Middlesea 7 to 1 yesterday at Belmont Park in a game delayed by rain. Belmont pitcher Lento relieved and held the invaders to two runs as Chidley earned the win. Saraflan starred for Belmont with strong hitting and fielding.
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Hidelmone High
Acton Names Bernadette Driscoll Postmistress
Acton appoints Bernadette Driscoll as postmistress for the Acton office. The long serving staffer, known for her affable manner, takes on the role after a period as acting postmistress and follows a tenure in local business ties. The town community and friends welcomed her official appointment.
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Acton
Bernadette
Driscoll
Last Rites For Maynard Woman Thursday
Mrs Hattie Fiske 73 died Monday night at her daughter’s home in Maynard. She was born in Montpelier Vermont September 20 1879 and lived in Lowell and Acton before moving to Maynard in 1901. Survived by daughter Mrs Mildred Promner George Wals of Waban and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm at the home of her daughter with Rev Matthew A Vance officiating. Burial in Imienwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Hattie Fiske
Wie
Lester
Arnur
Montpelier
Lowell
Acton
T Nalt Promner
George Wals
Waban
Union Congregational Church
Imienwood Cemetery
Memorial Day observance plans from Acton Edwards Quimby Post 284
Acton Ed wards Quimby Post 284 announces Memorial Day events with services at Baptist Church West Acton at 10 45 a m and 7 30 a m parades and exercises across Acton Center South Acton and West Acton including cemetery services and a noon dinner at the Woman s Clubhouse all veterans invited to participate with N Montague and Cornelius Cullinane listed as adjutant and treasurer marshal duties.
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Acton
Edwards Quimby
A. S
The
Baptist
Woman's Club
N. Montague
Cornelius C. Cullinane
Sudbury Women Host European Flower Market and May Breakfast
The Sudbury Women's Garden Club sponsors a European Flower Market and May Breakfast at the Town Hall on Saturday May 26. Breakfast served 7 0 am to noon. market open all day. Donations for plants to be received by Miss Halloran on Friday. Committee includes Mrs Halloran and several garden club members.
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Sudbury Women's Garden Club
Sudbury
Halloran
Garden Club
M Chrysler
Louis Lavigne
Chesowers
Ter Perry
James H P
R Capon
Phen Minot Weld Gray
Walter E Piper
James H Powers
Paul Whitney Rhodes
Widow of T. F. Sawyer Dies in South Acton
Kate Sawyer widow of Thomas J. Sawyer dies at 89 after long illness. Born Kate Wellington in New York City on May 8 1845 she moved to Acton in 1872 and leaves four sons and five daughters plus several grandchildren. Funeral held at Universalist church with local delegations and pallbearers. Interment in family lot as Coolidge and Strauch arranged services.
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South Acton
Kate Sawyer
Thomas J. Sawyer
Acton
Woman's Auxiliary
Edwards-Quimby Post
Kate Wellington
New York City
Thomas J Sawyer
Waltham
Benjamin ‘H
Philip
Harry W
Lynn
Chester A
Clara
Sadie
Maud Leavitt
Orange
Eva Strauch
Jennie Carter
Littleton
Universalist
E H Carritt
Woman's
Rebeccas
American Legion Auxiliary
Ehner
Chester
Carl Sawyer
Earl Barker
Fred Strauch
Clarence Carter
West
Coolidge
Strauch
Maynard Couple Marks 62nd Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs Alfred King of Maynard observed their 62nd wedding anniversary at a family gathering at their home. Both aged 80, they received recuerdos from seven children 23 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The seventh grandchild son was born to Walter's child at Emerson hospital. Born in Canada the Kings were wed in Greenfield Connecticut and have lived in Maynard over fifty years. Mrs King is a gold star mother and member of the Frank J. DeMare Post AL Auxiliary. Their children include Fred and Thomas King of Maynard Mrs Charles Houghton Hudson Mrs George Bickford North Bergen NJ Walter King Waltham and Leander King Chicago.
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Maynard
Alfred King
Pleasant Street
Walter
Emerson Hospital
King
Canada
Greenfel
Connecticut
Frank J. DeMare
Francis King
Fred and
Thomas King
Charles Houghton
Hudson
George Bickford
North Bergin
New Jersey
Walter King
Waltham
Leander King
Chicago
Baseball Games in Sudbury Clash Ends in 5 to 1 Victory
The Grange and the Legion met for the second time this season with the Farmers defeating the Vets 5 to 1. Bowry's three bagger stood out while Steve Lowell drove a long two-bagger to center. Ralph Hawes pitched for the Firemen as support faltered and both other games ended 5 to 3 after extra innings.
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Grange
Legion
Haskell
Hame
Roy Hawes
Bowry
Steve Lowell
Charley Buzzell
Ralph Hawes
Mother of Millens Says Her Husband Was Insane
Dedham residents recount 37 years of abuse as Mrs Millen testifies against Abraham Millen in the bank murder trial. The witness describes a harsh marriage and calls him vile and insane.
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Millens
Dedham
A. J. Millen
Scot
Bill To Buy Silver In Senate Today
Washington reports a bill granting inflationary powers to buy silver for more currency. The measure shows good prospects for early Senate passage after a Presidential message. Vienna notes 80 socialist leaders freed on parole. Boston describes police coordination and a Senate Ways and Means report favoring a plan to expand the state police detective branch.
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Senate
Washington
Vienna
Austria
Boston
Ty Far
Ways and Means
Sach
Memorial Day Observance in Maynard Led by Frank J. DeMare Post
Maynard Memorial Day events are led by Frank J. DeMare Post A. L. with Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars aid. Commander Edward Johnston invites all veterans to join the program, including a Sunday memorial service at St. Casimir's church and a parade on Nason Street near Roosevelt school at 8 30. Memorial rites, cemetery services, and tributes at local squares, bridges, and the Assabet river wrap up at Memorial Park.
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Legion
St. Casimir's
Johnston
Odd Fellows
St. Casimir’s Church
Nason Street
Roosevelt School
Assabet
Memorial Park
Four Hurt in South Acton Crash
A sedan owned by Frank Strangio of Water Town crashed into a telephone pole on State Road in East Acton at about seven. Strangio and three passengers John Manori Sam Manori and Jerry Parenti all from Water Town were injured and treated at Emeraoa hospital in Concord. State Trooper Moran and Acton police will file charges.
Congressional NRA codes probe outlined in Britton resolution
A resolution introduced in the House by Representative Britton of Illinois seeks a congressional investigation into NRA codes based on the Darrow board's report. The measure frames a formal inquiry within the legislative process.
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Washington
Congressional
Darrow Board
House
Britton
Ilinois
Changes in School Curricula Urged by Club Leader
Mrs Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton Massachusetts president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs urged a general overhauling of the public school curriculum. In Boston Mayor Mansfield renewed his campaign to urge school teachers to accept his new pay cut program.
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Hot Springs
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Massachusetts
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Mansfield
Welfare workers in Brookline face inquiry over torn work cards
Brookline begins probe into welfare cases after discovery that many recipients tore up their work cards and played hookey. In New York a French official statement cites debt payments delayed by gold policy. Frederick H. Prince, Boston capitalist, speaks after returning from Europe.
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Brookline
Maynard Citizens Appeal For Community Garden Funds
The Maynard Citizens Committee urges support for community gardens cultivated by individuals. Land is prepared for 260 gardens, waiting for seed and fertilizer funds. Donations of any size are welcomed and may be given to committee members James A Coughlan Rev Matthew A Vance Harold Morgan 7 A Templeton Allan Hall A N Rivers or Paul Hilander.
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Maynard
Maynard Citizens Committee
James A Coughlan
Harold Morgan
Allan Hall
Paul Hilander
Drivers' Strike Rioting Leaves One Dead in Minneapolis
Minneapolis scene reports one business man killed and 45 injured as about 5000 striking truck drivers and sympathizers rioted. Warsaw note adds that over 400 members of a Polish National Socialist group were arrested at an open event.
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Minneapolis
Warsaw
Polish National Socialist Organization
Funeral for Mrs Emma Conant in Waltham
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Conant were held Friday afternoon in Waltham. Born in Sudbury 57 years ago to Frank EB and Abbie Bent, she had many friends in Sudbury. Burial followed at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, with Rev. George Eckwald of Waltham officiating.
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Emma Conant
Conant
Sudbury
Frank EB
Abbie Bent
Wap Soacher
Mount Pleasant
George Eckwald
Waltham
War Department invites bids on 90 attack airplanes
Washington May 23 The War Department has invited bids on 90 new attack airplanes for the Army Air Corps in developing the military air service.
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Washington
War Department
Army Air Corps
Military Air Service
Pawson Sets Record in Sixth Annual Six Mile Road Race
Leslie Pawson of Fairlawn A C Pawtucket won the six mile Maynard to Fort Pond race in 31 51 35, a new record, beating William Zepps’ three year old mark by four seconds. About 45 runners started at Memorial Park, with Pawson pulling away from Demster after the second mile and finishing a quarter mile ahead.
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Maynard
Fort Pond
Littleton
Leslie Pawson
Fairlawn A. C
Pawtucket
R. 1
Bill Zepps
Memorial Park
Nason Street
Pawson
William Simons
Simons
Demster
Rob Playfair
Harvard College
Fort Pondfeldijn
Ark Glee Club Spring Concert and Guest Artist
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles A. Welch Lodge hosted Adrian O'Brien NBC radio star as guest artist at the Masonic Temple in Framingham. Guests included Curtiss Chipman and the Virginia grand master. A May 26 benefit concert at Acton High School is announced with officers and choir members listed.
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Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Adrian O'Brien
NBC
Masonic Temple
Framingham
Curtiss Chipman
Masons
Massachusetts
Virginia
Anchor & Ark Club
Acton High School
Ark Glee Club
Frank T. Holland
William T.merriam
Albert Tallant
Wilder X. Macurda
William Jones
Walter Larkin
Carlton, Jr
George A. Jam
Ralph D Jones
William T Merrian
Hiram Parkin
David Walker
Elmer W. Cook
Harold A Merriam
Merton F Merrick
Arthur Corey
Ralph Smith
Richard Lowden
Merk Beckwith
Harvey N Fairbank
George E Lawtop
Mark Newton
William Bregnon
Wife of Ralph Harrington Dies in Sudbury
Mrs Christine Duff Harrington wife of Ralph B Harrington of State road west died May 18 at Huntington Memorial hospital Boston after a long illness. The funeral was Sunday at 2 30 at the Methodist church Sudbury Center Interment was in Mt Pleasant cemetery in the family lot. Mr Harrington has the sympathy of his many friends.
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Sudbury
Christine (Duff) Harrington
Ralph B. Harrington
State Road West
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Boston
Sudbury Center
Mt. Pleasant
Harrington
W Concord Union Church Service Notice
Rev. Alfred W. Stone serves as pastor at W Concord Union Church with a designated church schedule and ongoing community activities.
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W. Concord Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Club Celebrates Third Anniversary With Programs
The Hubbardaton club marks three years of activity on Main Street featuring a radio library ping-pong and forums. Members include Lester Cowles Heikkila and Hekkla with Helen Mark as secretary. A 35-person delegation attended Sunday night celebrations.
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Pree’ Lester
F. Cowles
Pree
Ul Heikkila
Ag Charles Hekkla
Helen Mark
Hubbardaton Club
Trinitarian Choir Service and Church School Marks
Church news notes a kindergarten session during the service for small children. Sunday schedule includes church school at 9 30 and a Young People’s service at 7. A speaker from the Young People’s group will address attendees.
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