Pity Sudbury Town Hall Halloween Party Recap
A Halloween party at Sudbury Town Hall on October 30 drew over 40 attendees. The event featured a program for re school children, a moving pictures segment, and an awards ceremony for preschool and first to third grades. Local families and PTA members contributed generously to decorations, refreshments, and prizes.
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eTown Hall
Wustus Sharkey
Bruce Brown
Framingham
C. Purd
Hahidi
Vetasion
Tonic
Cookies
Sudbury Couple Travel To Tampa After Wintering
At a Cocker Spaniel Club show Myron Sie displayed Pokono Kennel Cockers and other dogs owned by Dr Ju of Cohasset. The trio earned top prizes with Mr Sie’s animals winning best in class and Mrs Samuel Good receiving a silver trophy for her dog Gog in the large local exhibit.
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Myron Sie
Pokonoet Dogs
Dr. Ju
Cohasset
Si¢gars West
Samuel Good Fue
Gog
Halloween Party Highlights Sixth Graders Scavenge Fun
Miss Joan and Mr Harding host a Halloween party for sixth grade classmates. The evening featured a scavenger hunt with attendees including Madeline Johnson Barbara Boyd Dorothy Jean McDonald Rebe Marsh Natalie Pirello Janine McLean Nancy Virtare Cynthia Waters. New Mexico is described as a land of sharp contrasts with mountains up to 13 000 feet and high mesa lands in the southeast.
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Joan Erot
Ogee
Andre Harding
Madeline Johnson
New Mexico
Local Resident Mrs Colby and Her Public Roles
Dorothy Hills George known as Mrs Colby works with her father to found the Vesper George estate. She is a local resident and serves as a mand ee tor of the school. She lectures at women s clubs educational groups and gives radio talks.
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John
Colby
Dorothy Hills
George
Vesper George
Sudbury Girl Scouts Schedule Sewing Badge and Revue
Giles Leads Sudbury unit as Scouts confer sewing badges on girls. Mrs Cliftons oversees activities while groups meet at her home and Town Hall for rehearsals and a musical revue.
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Giles
Cliftons
More goods are 80 people and ind sylvania than in England
A fragmented line notes higher quantities or counts among 80 people and Pennsylvania compared with England and states. The readable text is unclear on exact items or context.
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England
Election results reveal Truman win and mixed downballot shifts
The report notes President Truman’s reelection with a strong Democratic margin in Hudson. It records Gov. Dever’s win over Bradford by a 1021 vote margin, and lists reelections for Cook and other statewide incumbents while noting defeats for Coolidge in Worcester, Curtis, Barnes, and the birth control amendment. Three labor referenda were also defeated.
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Harry S. Truman
Hudson
Paul A. Dever
Robert F. Bradford
Philip J. Philbin
U.S
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al Constall
Suite
Cook
Concord Hawthorne OES Meeting At Masonic Temple
Hawthorne Chapter OES will meet next Wednesday night at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Doris P Trees presiding. A member of the Young People's Society of Evangelical Free Church attended last Friday night at the home of Marion and Allen Holm on Concord road. A Gar risle gg production per bird in the United States rose from about 83 in 1909 to 127 in 1947.
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Young People’s Society of Evangelical Free Church
Marion
Allen Holm
Concord Road
Garrisle
United States
Acton Community Classes and Club Meetings This Week
Acton PT A dance classes continue at the town hall with grades 1 4 meeting at 3 PM and grades 5 8 at 4 10 PM. West Acton Woman's Club executive board met at the president's home. Acton Woman's Club board met at 2 30 PM at Acton Center clubhouse hosted by Mrs Carl Christofferson and Mrs Charles Liebfried. VEW post 6528 auxiliary met at Mrs Mary Baker's home. VIEW Auxiliary hosts first of six whist parties at the town hall tonight at 8 PM with a prize for the top scorer. Mrs Marian Doug leads the committee.
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Enrioll
West Acton
Acton Woman's Club
Acton ‘Center
Carl Christofferson
Charles Liebfried
Auxiliary
Mary’ Baker
Tat'road
East Acton
Py the View
Marian Dougre
Center School Notes Hideous Masks Parade Halloween Fun
The Center school held a Halloween event on Friday October 29 with pupils in grotesque masks parading through rooms. Edith MacMillan and Robert Tuttle led refreshments and prizes for weirdest mask won by ld. Simpson. Paul Sewco lurdevant David al and Warren Moody won broomstick and word games. Jane Stevens Betsy Bramaw ay won spelling and arithmetic prizes. Pearson gave a talk on England refugees. Event continued Wednesday evening November 1 from 7:30 to 9.
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Oms
Ld. Simpson
Paul Sewco Lurdevant
David al
Warren Moody
Hallowe
Edith MacMillan
Seceats
Robert Tuttle
James Shea
Bedford Historical Society hears illustrated tour of old Bedford houses
The Bedford Historical Society met at Town Hall with Mrs John F. Brown presenting an illustrated talk titled Old Houses in Bedford. Her tour traced in pictures the Concord road Davis road North road and Center houses including the Garrison Kimball Kazarian Carlisle road Mann and Dana Clark residences along with historic sites like King’s Grant and the Valente House. A future program will feature Mr and Mrs Frederic A. Jenks discussing the old Fitch Tavern house at 12 Great Road.
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Bedford Historical Seas
John F. Brown
Brown
Concord Road
Concord
Davis Road
North Road
Garrison
Kimball
Eliot
Carlisle Road
Charles Mann
Dana Clark
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Bacon
Billerica
Burlington Road
Wilson ‘Road
Valente House
Shawsheen Road
Frederic A. Jenks
Great Road
Fitch Tavern
New Arrival in Stow Greet Rouillard's New Son
Mrs Harold K Hanson of White Pond Road Stow announces the birth of her third grandson to Mr and Mrs M H Rouillard of 29 Roosevelt Street The baby was born at the Lying-in Hospital and named after the family continues the Hanson line in the town
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Stow
Harold. K. Hanson
White Pond Road
Aea
M. H. Rouillard
Roosevelt
Alice Hanson
Apple packing operation gears up in Concord historic mill
In Concord Massachusetts, a new apple packing line began under the supervision of Charles A. Hayes. The plant uses an automated assembly line to grade size and pack McIntosh apples into two piece cartons. The operation aims to ship about five million pounds this season and will staff about 20 workers.
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New England
Charles A. Hayes
Atlantic Commission Company
Hayes
Johnny Appleseed
Nashoba Valley
Appie
Bse
Srowm
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