Sudbury Woman's Club Opens Season At Town Hall
The Sudbury Woman's Club meets this afternoon in Town hall with a reception for new members hosted by Mrs. Frank F. Gerry and Mrs. Burshell M. Johnson. Reports on Swampscott convention will be given by Maxwell Eaton, with Mrs. Henry Webster presiding and Mrs. Alan F. Lynn overseeing the tea table.
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Sudbury Woman's Club
Frank F. Gerry
Burshell M. Johnson
Maxwell Eaton
Swampscott
Henry Webster
Alan F. ®Lynn
Sudbury Residents Visit Camp Edwards Bourne
Mr and Mrs Ralph W. Stone and their son William joined others visiting Camp Edwards at Bourne on Sunday. Kate Connelly, a well known local, is in Framingham hospital after an amputation last Friday.
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Ralph ‘W. Stone
William
Camp Edwards
Bourne
Kate’ Connelly
Framingham Hospital
Sudbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Activities
Sudbury briefs report Mrs Webster and guests hosting the Past Matrons Club of Aurora Chapter, East ern Star with husbands. Walter Robinson of Natick screened films. Albert Goodnow returns to Worcester after a short visit. First Parish Church Woman's Alliance holds all day session to plan Columbus Day Fair. Carlton Elms enters Philip Exeter Academy. Dr Currier returns from World's Fair trip. C Arvid Nelson listed on danger list at Chelsea Naval Hospital after serious operation.
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Webster
Cutting
Maynard Road
Aurora
Order of the Eastern Star
Columbus Day
Hector Marquis
Hudson Roat
Robert Cornell
Boston
Carlton Elms
Carlton W. Elims
Philip Exeter Academy
Sudbury Hight
George BE. Currier
C. Arvid Nelson
Landham Royd
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Concord High Yearns for Grid Glory in Dark Season
Recount of Concord High School football woes in 1939 and 1940. The Red and White, in Class D, suffered two losses to Dracut and Chelmsford after withdrawing from Middlesex League play. The piece recalls hopeful boasts, recalls two brutal defeats, and notes upcoming games against Maynard and Chelmsford. It laments the team’s struggles and questions the sport’s place amid broader wartime anxieties.
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Concord
Concord High School
Concord High
Jin
Chasey
Dracut
Chelmsford
Bntappy
Chelmsforg
Maynard
University of Chicago
Lneup
Inn Keepers Fined For Liquor Sale
In Concord District Court Alfred C. Casassa proprietor of Strawberry Hill Guest House East Acton was fined 100 for keeping and exposing liquor after Acton police raided the place. A waitress was found guilty of legal sales of liquor and her case was not filed. Monday in Concord Court Joseph W. Nardone Jr manager Nashoba Tavern East Acton was fined 100 for exposing liquor for sale. Two waitresses previously held over were found guilty of illegal sales and their cases were placed on file.
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Acton
Concord District Court
Alfred C. Casassa
Strawberry Hill
East Acton
Concord Court
Joseph W. Nardone, Jr
Nashoba Tavern
VFW Weekly Awards At Maynard Whist Night
At the VFW Auxiliary weekly whist party in Maynard the door prize went to Gertrude Tucker. Prizes were awarded to Elizabeth Adams Eva Duckworth Othel Thane Mrs C Perkins Mildred Zaniewski Rachel Lester Annie Scully Gertrude Tucker Margaret McCarthy Catherine Bariteau Eva Duckworth Rachel Lester Margaret McCarthy Eva Evers Mrs C Perkina and the Thane in a lively evening of cards and bingo.
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Maynard
V.F.W
Gertrude Tucker
Elizabeth Adams
Eva Duckworth
Othel Thane
Mrs C. Perkins
Mildred Zaniewski
Rachel Lester
Annie Scully
Margaret McCarthy
Catherine Bariteau
Bingo
Eva Evers
C. Perkina
the Thane
Pilots Banquet at Country Club and Election Drama
Local pilots association hosts a banquet at the Country Club with solos by more than 30 pilots and a dance finale. Mayor Lewis In galls presides over the solo wing presentations. Annual officer elections follow as political tensions rise over the financial secretary post.
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Pilots Association
Tuebuay
Otober
Lewis Ingalls
Neil
Richard Dwyer
Charles
Dave Leibman
George Hughes
Ralph Kyle
Longer Season for Ducks in Bay State
Marlboro reports Massachusetts gunners must wait to Oct 16 for duck hunting, while Maine New Hampshire and Vermont opened yesterday with hunts promising excellent shooting. The Massachusetts delay grants extra two weeks compared with Rhode Island and Connecticut, which close on December 14 in the game zone.
Party for Miss Pearl Smith Party for Miss Pearl Smith
A surprise shower at Marlboro Country Club honored Pearl Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Pearl street on her upcoming marriage to Ronald Milley of Cambridge. Fifty guests enjoyed a dinner, decorated tables, a bride’s cake, corsages and blankets as gifts, plus dancing and games under a wedding bell shower.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Country Club
Pearl Smith
Frank Smith
Pearl Street
Ronald Milley
Cambridge
Miss Smith
7 S Reilly
Annette Marquis
Marjorie. Emery
Lawrence Gaboury
Karl Craig
Kurt Barks
Charles Murphy
H. Bartlett
John Hackla
George Mahoney
Ee J. Charron
Charles Veinatte
Norhian. Cheney
Fay Carey
Roger Parke
Ham Hickey
Oscar Laviolette
James Norton
Donald
Alfred Bertrand
Francis’ Cain
Francis Roberts
T. Jameson
James White
Irvine Weagle
William Dacey
Roy Boyle
Joseph Avey
Edward Collins
Theo Poirier
Joseph Pierce
Lillian Laviolette
Verna Fontaine
Claire Dumas
Ruth Lane
Jeannette Daigneault
Germaine Moin‘eau
Lucille “Moineau
Cynthia Hastings
Muriel’ Peck
Rozelle Richard
Ergestine Richard
Margaret, Gannon
Marjorie Emery
Elsie Tucker
Thomas Reilly
J. Callahan
Morel
Herbert
Elis
92nd Birthday Marked Quietly for Nora Crotty
Marlboro Mrs. Nora Crotty one of the city's oldest residents is quietly observing her 92nd birthday today at 70 South Street with no special plans for celebration.
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Marlboro
Nora Crotty
South Street
Young pilots delight crowd at Grafton field event
In Grafton on Sunday, a large crowd gathered at the local field as Jonesy flew steadily with students aboard. He gave three rides to four eager youngsters, one six year old cheerfully asking to fly again, while the student ship remained the sole plane on the field.
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Ream Tosom Roy Berube
Roy
Grafton
Jonesy
Donation Day For Hospital On Oct 14
Concord Monday October 14 is Donation Day for Emerson Hospital. Residents of Concord and nearby towns are urged to donate jams jellies preserves pints vegetables to the hospital. A truck will collect donations from 9 AM to 6 PM in front of 13 Main Street Mill Dam Concord. Remember your hospital.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Ee Hospital
Main Street
Mill Dam
Tag Day for Salvation Army Appeal in Bedford
A Saturday Tag Day will support Bedford Salvation Army funds with official collectors at busy points. Donors receive shield-shaped tags as gifts. George M. Dimond, Bedford Planning Board member and sponsor, asks those yet to contribute to donate via Alden W. Webber, 61 South Road.
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Bedford
Salvation Army
George M. Dimond
Bedford Planning Board
Maynard High Field Hockey Seeks New Talent
A large group of Maynard High candidates trained at Crowe Park under new coach Elizabeth Mahoney. The first two elevens will be chosen this week and an opening match with Acton High is set for October 14 at Maynard.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Crowe Park
Elizabeth Mahoney
Acton High School
Memorial Church Fair Set for October 24 25
The annual Memorial Church Fair will be held Thursday and Friday, October 24 and 25. It offers refreshments and a wide sale of useful and fancy articles. Memorial Church Sunday school opened on September 29, with Rally Sunday planned for October 6.
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Sudbury
Memorial Church
Hutchins Mark Birth of Son in Boston Hospital
Mr and Mrs John W Hutchin of Pope Road East Acton announce the birth of a son on September 24 at Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Also Robert Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor of Wetherbee Road has received discharge from the CCC and has enlisted in the U S Army
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John W. Hutchinson
Pope Road
East Acton
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Robert ‘Taylor
Walter Taylor
Wetherbee Road
C.C.C
U.S. Army
County 4-H Dairy Team Wins Gold Medal in National Contest
The county 4-H dairy team, Allen Zickler and Edward Carey of Sudbury, coached by Byron E. Colby, earned gold medals for their national dairy production demonstration on The Babcock Test, as announced by the county extension agent's office.
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Allen Zickler
Edward Carey
Sudbury
Babcock
Byron E. Colby
Maynard Defense Committee names local leaders to panels
Governor Saltonstall appointed Coughlan as chair of the Maynard Defense Committee and named Angus Han, former Legion Post commander, John OLeary, president of the Textile Union, and Chief of Police Henry Piecewicz as members.
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Maynard
James JA. ‘Coughlan
Maynard Defense Committee
Saltonstall
Angus Hanson
Legion Post
John O'Leary
Henry Piecewicz
Chevy Dealers Report Big Interest In 1941 Models
Predictions of a larger market for motor cars in 1941 gained early support as over 10,000,000 people visited Chevrolet dealers to see the new 1941 model on the first two days after its public presentation. Charles P. Taylor of Taylor Chevrolet reported the figure after tabulating dealer wires. Henry Tatler of Stow was elected president of the Maynard Dramatic Club. William Reynolds was named high school teacher and vice president Renae Comeau, treasurer. Rita Fry, secretary. A three act play titled Double Door is in rehearsal.
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Maynard
Chevrolet
Charles P. Taylor
Taylor Chevrolet Agency
W. B. Holler
Henry Tatler
Stow
Maynard Dramatic Club
William Reynold
Renae Comeau
Rita Fry
Woman granted decree of living apart in Sudbury case
In Middle Sex Probate Court Marie Germaforez Van den Borre of Sudbury testified she was happier with her husband Charles L. Vanden Borre of Pawtucket Rhode Island. He refused reconciliation saying she made him miserable for ten years. She was granted a decree of living apart for justifiable cause and will be allowed to remain on jointly owned starm property with no support order.
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Boston
Marie Germaforez
Vanden Borre
Sudbury
Middlesex
Charles L. Vanden Borre
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Seneca W. Hall
Lewis
Starm
Sudbury Coopera tive Cancer Control committee forms
The Sudbury Cooperative Cancer Control committee held its organizational meeting at Sudbury Town Hall. Seneca W. Hall presided as Sudbury Board of Health chair. Dr. Richard P. McKnight and Mrs. Hilda La Roca spoke on cancer and the Massachusetts Cancer Program. A central committee was elected for the town program. Members include Everett Sanders, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, chair, and Mrs. Walter G. Laberee.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Cooperative Cancer Control Committee
Seneca W. Hall
Sudbury Board of ‘Health
Richard P. Mc Knight
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Hilda la Roca
Massachusetts Cancer Program
Everett Sanders
Sarah Johnson
Walter G. Laberee
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