Fined on Violation of Auto Laws
Framingham and Marlboro men faced local court penalties after pleading guilty to speeding and related charges. Lloyd R. er and Charles Lesieur paid fines while Diesner pleaded not guilty to operating a vehicle endangering lives and safety and was given a payment deadline. Chief Albert J. Graney pursued the cases after a patrol chase.
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S. Diesner
Irving Framingham
Albert J. Graney
North A Street
Arlington
Yhe
Fay
George Hutch
Graney
Bury Line
Show in Framingham Honors The Gay Nineties Revue
Framingham hosted an evening event with Mrs Thedla Schofield as mistress of ceremonies. The show featured a chorus including Lillian Mildred Tallant James Og ya Bent Easie Schofield Hraniak Hilda Oglivie Lillian Anderson Beamish Dorothy Wil Bertha Maker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Thedla ‘Schofield
Lillian Mildred Tallant
James’ Ogya Bent
Easie” Schofield
Hraniak
Hilda
Oglivie
Owker
Lillian © Anderson
Beamish
Dorothy Wil Bertha Maker
Frightful Ignorance Echoes Goethe’s Thought
A terse meditation on ignorance contrasts its ruinous pull with the call to enlightenment. The fragment echoes Goethe’s emphasis on knowledge as illumination and danger when left unchecked.
O Leary Goes Professional
Johnny O Leary of Maynard a high school and Worcester Academy star has joined the Providence Steamrollers of the American Professional Basketball League. He declined pro football offers from the New York Giants and Paterson before deciding to play with the Steamrollers while keeping his Providence job.
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Maynard
Johnny O'Leary
Providence Steamrollers
Johnny
Worcester Academy
Brown University
New York Giants
Paterson, N. Jr
The
Steamrollers
Providence
Sudbury Community Notices and Local Grooming Highlights
Miss Jane Way studies music at Currie School of Expression in Boston. Free dental exams offered in Sudbury schools with parent updates on needs. Mrs William Tufts enjoys foliage motoring in New York. Arthur N White builds for Philgas Company in South Sudbury. Mrs William B Prescott recovers from appendicitis at Cambridge Hospital. Wetherbee house connects to town water system due to dry weather. Leibman graduates with highest honors from Maxwell Field air training camp and becomes flying instructor. Several local women visit Vermont for autumn foliage. Memorial Congregational church women meet at Mrs Pride’s home.
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Jane Way
South Sudbury
Currie School of Expression
Boston
Sudbury
William Tufts
Candy Hill
New York State
Arthur “N. White
Center
Philgas Company
Cambridge Hospital
Wetherbee
Cente
Dav
Leibman
Maxwell, Field
Alabama
James H. Powers
Edwin L. Phipps
Jane Dyer
New York
Gertrude M. Halloran
Vermont
Alan F. Flynn
E. Norman Bowry
George E. Currier
Clifton F. Giles
Memorial Congregational Church
William Pride
Art Center Sessions to Open October 17
The Sudbury Art Center fall session begins Friday October 17. Those wishing to join should register this week with Miss Helen at the Art Center rooms.
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Sudbury Art Center
Helen I
Rooms of the Art Center
Mark Fire Prevention Week Here
Sudbury firemen held their regular monthly meeting at headquarters on Monday evening as Fire Prevention Week is observed. Residents are urged to clear attics and cellars of refuse and to take precautions against fires not only this week but year round.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Firemen
Local Officer Mistaken for J. J. Braddock
James J. Braddock the former heavyweight champion was mistaken for by Hino Nyholm of the local police department in New York. Nyholm, a Golden Gloves winner and veteran pro, was at the Polo Grounds when a trio of men grabbed his hand and said hello Jim, noting they knew Braddock from his fights. Nyholm had previously been mistaken for Ace Hudkins by an official at the Boston Garden.
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Maynard
James J. Braddock
Hino Nyholm
New York
Nyholm
Dyastern Sea Board
Polo Grounds
Jim
Braddock
Ace Hudkins
Boston Garden
Sudbury Woman's Club Holds First Fall Gathering
The Sudbury Woman's Club met in Town Hall on Wednesday with about eighty members present. New members were introduced by chairwoman Mrs. Edwin B. Webster. An entertaining program included a report by Mrs. Roland H. Eaton on the Women's Clubs convention at Swampscott and music by the Nashoba Ensemble. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. Frank F. Gerry.
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Sudbury
Mrs Maynard Hosts Friday Bridge Club Tea
Mrs Henry T Maynard hosted a Friday bridge gathering with cards and tea last week. The event celebrated social reading and featured a quotation from Channing.
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Henry T. Maynard
Marlboro Girl Struck By Car On South Street
Anita Rawchuck eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Rawchuck 265 South Street was struck by an automobile near her home early last night She suffered a brain concussion and multiple injuries and was treated at Marlboro hospital by Dr David Sher The sedan operator Raymond C Robinson of Felton Street said the girl ran across the street The girl was unconscious when found and taken home then to the hospital Earlier August 27 her sister Anna aged nineteen was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded at a neighbor's house Several weeks earlier sister Vera fell from a bicycle and was injured
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Marlboro
Anita Rawchuck
Daniel ‘Rawchuck
South ‘Street
Marlboro Hospital
David D. Sher
Raymond C.robinson
Felton Street
Robinson
Vera
Sid
Civilian Defense Air Wardens Test Set for October
A Civilian Defense air warden trial begins tomorrow to coordinate district efforts among Concord Maynard and Bedford. Maynard chief W Fowler oversees from the police HQ while Legion Civil War defense members head aircraft operatives led by Harold Sheri. Tests October 10 and 14 simulate enemy bombers with Boston Army HQ reporting threats and district control coordinating town alarms and inter town aid.
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Maynard
Concord
Bedford
Guyer ‘W. Fowler
Legion
Civil War Defense
Harold Sheri
Army
Boston
Brigham Graduates From Symmes Hospital Nursing Course
Marie Ann Brigham daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Brigham of 176 Beach street Arlington completed a three year nursing course at Symmes Hospital in Arlington She completed the program Monday night Her parents and sisters Hileen and Madeline attended the exercises A Marlboro High School graduate Class of 193? is listed as the prior education.
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Marlboro
Marie Ann Brigham
Nelson Brigham
Beach Street
Symmes Hospital
Arlington
Hileen
Madeline
Miss Brigham
Marlboro High School
Open Studio Events and Local News Briefs
Angelo Togneri and Helen J. Dyer plan art sessions on Saturdays with rug hooking and tray painting on alternate Fridays starting October 17. The Cutt ers family visited Newburyport. Mrs. Leon Hawes reopened her Hudson Road house. Sudbury Boy Scouts cut logs for a new cabin at the Brad ley estate. Shirley DeLancey attends Framingham Teachers College. Hawkins of Northcote Lodge visit from Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Togneri
Helen J. Dyer
Harry Cutter
King Philip Heights
Stephen
Newburyport
Leon Ha
Teachers College
Framingham
Frederick D. Hawkins
Northcote Lodge
Hawkins
Louis’ Hawkins
Orange
New Jersey
Register of Its History is Opty Se Segister Ul E
Fragmentary OCR notes the phrase Register of Its History with unclear context and garbled words. The readable portion hints at a title or archival heading but lacks coherent details or event data for a fuller summary.
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Opty
Se Segister
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Cooper Knowles
Vincent J. Pollina, Jr
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Children’s Union
Forest Mills
Pepperell
Beacon and
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