Local Woman Starts Greeting Card Business in Sudbury
Marian Heath, a Sudbury businesswoman, operates a Christmas greeting card company at a new Concord Road location. Since 1944 she expanded production with the recent move, continuing a craft linked to 19th century designer Charles Gerry. Heath’s firm serves customers coast to coast, with an 1860s card collection on display.
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Sudbury
Concord Road
Marian Heath
Heath
Charles Gerry
Frank F. Gerry
Irene
Merarion
Eath
Hale, Cushman and Flint Co
Boston
Mill Dam League Standings and Rebounds Leaders
In the latest Mill Dam League standings Delsie of Lincoln leads with 339 points, followed by Ingenere of All Stars at 323 and Stow of Dairy at 318. Wheeler of Lincoln records $14 points, with Wanataholo of Dairy at 305 and Dempsey of Depot at 802. Ref Alexander posts 302 and D Bregoli of A S 300.
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Delsie
Lincoln
Ingenere
All Stars
Stow
Dairy
Wheeler
Wanataholo
A. Barts
Dempsey
Depot
Alexander
D. Bregoli
A. S
Center school hosts Oklahoma life slide show by Almon kin
Jeff Almon along with his aunt and uncle from Oklahoma entertained the Center school last Friday with movies and stereopticon slides depicting Oklahoma and Indian life.
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Jeff Almon
Oklahoma
Center
Acton Voter Registration Sessions Date Schedule
The board of registrars will hold sessions to register voters on October 8 at Schoolhouse South Acton 7 to 9 p m October 11 at Fire House West Acton 7 to 9 p m and October 16 at Town Hall Acton Center 2 to 10 p m Applicants must show tax bills or certificates of residence Naturalized citizens must present papers The registrars are William B Feely Julia A Barry James B Wilson and Harlan E Tuttle
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Acton
board of registrars_of voters
South Acton
Syeeney
West
Town Hall
Acton Center
William B. Feely
Julia A. Barry
James B. Wilson
Harlan
E. Tuttle
Acton Men's Club Dines Then Holds Brief Meeting
The Acton church Men’s Club gathered Wednesday evening at 6 30 in the Center Congregational church vestry for a steamed clam supper. Co chairs Samuel Knowlton and George Braman led the meal with Roy Linscott Herbert Merriam and others assisting. Afterward president Forrest E Bean led a short business session and the evening speaker was Joseph L Strickland.
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Acton
Center Congregational Church
Cochairmen
Samuel Knowlton
George ‘Braman
Roy Lin‘scott
Herbert Merriam
Herbert Leusher
Robert Bond
George Liebfried
Ralph ‘Marble
Perry Marble
Forrest E. Bean
Joseph L. Strickland
Anti Vivisection Speaker Debates Traffic in Stolen Goods
A talk by an anti vivisection society member addressed the issue of trafficking in stolen items and its links to laboratory support, highlighting public concern over animal testing and the ethics of experimentation.
Rebecca Fairbank to instruct at Knox School Cooperstown
Rebecca Fairbank will teach physical education at Knox School in Cooperstown New York as head of the swimming department after a summer at Camp Ki niya on Lake Champlain. Winthrop Fairbank returns to the University of Maine to continue his engineering physics studies. Invitations have been issued for Gertrude MacArthur's wedding on October 12 at her new home in Southboro.
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Rebecca Fairbank
Cooperstown, N. Y
Knox School
Camp Kiniya
Lake Champlain
Winthrop Fairbank
University of Maine
Gertrude MacArthur
Southboro
Sudbury Bible Class Set for Friday Evening Meeting
The Sudbury Bible class will meet Friday October 4 at 8 o'clock at the Forbes home on Peakham Road. Rev. C. E. Wilson of Cam- [text truncated] will be present to lead the study.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Bible
Forbes
Peakham Road
C. E. Wilson
Cam
Bridge Leads Class Seeks Fellowship Meeting
A notice invites all interested to join a class led by Bridge for fellowship prayer and study of the Book. The gathering welcomes newcomers and emphasizes participation and learning.
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Bridge
Cut to Sale Prices On Household Items
Advert shows bargains on sleds priced at 2.99 and 6.50 for Bora items. Doll carriages cut to 11.69, vanity table and chair to 64.99, boudoir chairs to 8.99, and chests to 13.00. Other cuts include smokers at 3.50 and assorted items to 2.19.
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First National Stores
Eee
CLA
Wheatena
Ralston
Popover
Joan Carol
iBread
Ese
Nason St
Maynard
Pascal Celery
Chung King Chinese Foods
VEGET
Ables
Phillip's
Spachetti
Boya Ardee
New Maine
Desmoine
Ate Atte
Araricas
Wee
Campbells
Grahams
Orto
Jan Oa
Main St
Concord
Mill Dam League
Dickey Fox Farm
Main St. - Tel
Anderson’s
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