Circle of the First Christian Church Honors New Officers
The annual Tee of Circle of the First Christian Church was hosted by Mrs. Arthur Pon on Thursday afternoon. New officers elected for the year include Mrs Edna George as president, Mrs Clifton Fletcher as vice president, Miss Flehner Smith as secretary, Miss Marion Wood as treasurer, with Mrs F K Rice and Mrs Amy Karisen on the executive committee. A matched pin and bracelet set was also noted.
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Circle of the First Tian Church
Arthur Pon
Edna George
Clifton Fletcher
Flehner Smith
Marion Wood
F. K. Rice
Amy Kairsen
Charles Matthews
Sewing Circle Schedule Notes for Crescent Street Meeting
The text notes an incoming president presenting to the retiring president Mrs Trefry and announces the next Sewing Circle meeting at Mrs Cliftor et her on Crescent Street scheduled for Thursday, November 20.
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Trefry
Hom
Cliftor
Crescent Street
Stow Woman's Association Card Party Declared Successful
The Stow card party at Town Hall Friday evening hosted by the Stow Woman's Association executive board awarded twenty nine prizes plus a door-prize won by Mrs Florence Hall of Gleasondale. Joseph Hanslip of Gleasonda's led the whist scores and Mrs Fred Strong topped the bridge scores as refreshments of doughnuts coffee and hot chocolate were served.
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Stow
Stow Woman’s Association
Town Hall
Joseph Hanslip
Gleasonda's
Fred Strong
Hamilton
Florence Hall
Gleasondale
Seed Oil Prep for New Print Brush Before Painting
A tip advises dipping a new print brush in seed oil before first use to prevent the paint from embedding in the bristles and affecting the initial application.
Colorful goards display brightens Goodnaw Library week
Week end features a vibrant display arranged by Hamilton Martin at Goodnaw Library admired by patrons. Monday tea time returns weekly in winter from 4 to 6 PM.
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Hamilton Martin
Residers Rule Way Licenses Sold to Soldiers
Hunting licenses cannot be sold to soldiers stationed in South Dakota unless they are actual residents of the state. The rule restricts sales to in state residents only.
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South Dakota
Wedding of Miss Isolde E Holly and David Smith
Miss Isolde E Holly daughter of Mrs Ludwig Holly of Madison New Jersey married David Smith son of Mr and Mrs Warren C Smith of Stow at the Methodist Church in Madison The service was conducted by Dr Parker B Joway and Rev Merrit Sanders A reception followed at the Holly home Helmut Holly escorted the bride bridesmaids include Miss Alice Ungethaem Miss Force and Alice Haughney best man George Marcel ushers Herbert Holly London Dalton and Ellsworth Ungetha The bride attended New Jersey schools and the groom from Westfield Massachusetts will reside in tow.
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New York
Holly
Helmuth Holly
Merrit Sanders
Alice Ungethaem
Abington
Ellsworth Ungethaem
New Jersey
Smith & Yated
Wstfield
Mass
Tad‘Westfield
Stow Family Motor Trip and Local Sermon Visit
Stow residents Mr and Mrs James P Lund Jr of West Acton left Friday on a motor trip to visit brother and family Mr and Mrs George Nevers of Poughkeepsie New York returning Sunday evening Forrest Davis of Cambridge a Harvard Divinity School student was guest minister at First Parish Unitarian Church Stow Sunday morning substituting for Rev Paul N Carnes Carnes entered Stillman Infirmary Cambridge Saturday for a foot operation and is expected to return home Tuesday Elsie Warhatalo and Helen Ketvela of Red Acre Road celebrated birthdays Saturday and Sunday with a six person home gathering at the Greer Lantern Saturday evening Sylvia Wanhatalo helped mark her mother’s birthday on Sunday
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Forrest ‘Davis
Cambridge
Harvard: Divinity School
First Parish Unitarian
Stow
Paul N. Carnes
Stillman Infirmary
Elsie “Warhatalo
Helen
Ketvela
Red Acre Road
Idmnep
Greer ‘Latern
Sylvia Wanhatalo
Household Shower Honors Mrs Smith at Great Road Home
A household event at the Great Road residence of Mrs George W Smith honored her with a surprise shower. Attendees included twenty five guests who offered gifts and well wishes during the informal gathering.
Clubs Meet To Hear Style Talk In Acton
The Acton Woman's Club and West Acton Woman's Club met Monday at 2:30 PM at the Matter Club House Central Street West Acton. Guest speaker Mary Roberts, a stylist, spoke on How to Make the Most of Your Appearance. Hostesses were Mrs Edward J. Bursow and Mrs William Sears with many members assisting.
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Harriet Bird
Thomas H. Foster
Albert P. Durkes
Alden C. Flagg
Charles Smith
L. Clark
Walter Cook
John Creighton
Lowell Cram
Benjamin F. Derby
Arthur Fraser
Paul Gates
Joseph Gee
Ruth Hall
Rachel Haynes
Albert “Jenks
Benjamin King
Sidney White
Addie’ Holt
Fair Today Promises Goods at Acton Harvest Fair
The annual fair at West Actonist Church hosted by the Ladies Aid begins at 2 30 pm with craft tables candy and baked goods. A harvest supper will be served at 6 30 pm headed by Mrs James W Baker.
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Acton
Ladies’ Aid
Candy
Ei McPhee
Masaard
Edgar Webb
Larold Richardson
Alice Archibald
Phyllis Webb
Henning Danielson
Prentis
Legion Armistice Eve Ball in South Acton
The annual Armistice Eve ball sponsored by the Edwards-Quimby Post American Legion was held Monday evening in Exchange Hall, South Acton. A band concert from 8 to 9 followed by dancing until 1 am, with refreshments by the Legion Auxiliary. Ball committee members were Fletcher S. Hyde, chairman, Edward J. Higgins, Benjamin Rice, Russell Horton and Otis Reed.
Church Fair Today at South Acton Universalist Church
The South Acton Universalist Church holds its annual fair this afternoon starting at three o'clock in the church vestry. Tables feature aprons, candy, food, vegetables, and tea with a Russian tea served from 3:30. Organizers include Edith Braman Alberta Tuttle Theron Lowden William Merriam Mildred Berry Bertha Lowden Abbie Claflin Richard Deane Howard Jones Doris Morse Joyce Merriam Charles Vose Laurefice Winslow.
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Acton
South Acton
Mildred Berry
Bertha Lowden
Abbie Claflin
Fire Laddies Outnumbered in Berne Bicycle Rush
Berne Indiana fire department warns cyclists they hindered responses as too many bicycles race to fires. Firemen say they could not reach a blaze because bicycles crowded the scene.
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Berne, Ind
Berne
Blood donors respond to agency plea in Acton
An Edwards Quinny Post American Legion blood appeal received generous donations on Monday. Donors include Miss Marjorie, Mrs. Harry E. Fannon, Hatlock Schwab, Alfred Robins, Roger Crefts, Robert Stow, and Philip Goldthwaite. The blood will fund four brain operations for veterans at Cushing hospital.
Knitting Club Formed in Acton With Leader Mrs Taylor
A 4 H knitting club named the Clutking Need les has been organized in East Acton with Mrs Walter T Taylor as leader. Members include Priscia Steeves Alice Perkerson Marion Willett Judy Hatch Maralen Moody Caroline Livermore and Carol Fisher.
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CLUB
Acton
Walter T. Taylor
Leader
East Acton
Priscia Steeves
Alice Perkerson
Marion Willett
Judy Hatch
Maralen Moody
Caroline Livermore
Carol Fisher
Sudbury Home Purchases and Moves Reported
Mr and Mrs James M Ogilve moved to the house they recently bought on the Boston Post road from Frank Giles. They sold their Horse Pond road house to Mr and Mrs Clyde Barber. Mr and Mrs Carl Avery bought the North road property from L Roy Hawes and moved in on November 11. Mrs Junia Taylor Pont and her daughter arrived from Honolulu visiting Mrs Moffett's parents Mr Mies Gordon Taylor of North Road.
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James M. Ogillve Hind
Frank Giles
Boston Post Road
Horse Pond Road
Clyde Barber
Carl Avery
North Road
L. Roy Hawes
Averys
Sudbury
Row
Junia (Taylor) Pont
Honolulu
Vist
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