Local families and educators mentioned in Sudbury notes
Fragmentary notes reference Mr and Mrs Willian Ritawilliam of Sudbury, N H, and Bridshaw supervisor visits. Mentions of Giles and Phyllis, a Kansas City instructor, and various school circles hint at community rounds and injuries, with unclear surrounding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itton
Giles
Phyllis
Willian E Ritawilliam
N. H
Bidbury Grange
Erly. Giies
Tuesaday
Bridshaw
Sudbury
Concord
Kansas City
Kansas “City
Er Hiester
Lowell
Probate notices from Middlesex Court list several wills
Wills filed in Middlesex Probate Court name Robert Hudspeth of Concord Annie Mara Sofie Anderson and others. Estimates show real estate and personal property values from modest to routine. Beneficiaries include spouses and multiple children with divisions among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oane
Robert Norman Hudsree
Concord
Middlesex Provate
Thoreau Street
Rosalie Store
Wilson
Hudspeth
Sofie Anderson
Maynard
Camvidee
Edward Anderson
Edward
Louis
Henry
Wilbert
North Sudbury
Miss Elizabeth Hansen and David Nelson to wed in Concord ceremony
Acton Miss Elizabeth V Hansen and David L Nelson of Concord will marry on Saturday. They were guests of honor at a formal event at the home of Mr and Mrs Christiansen of South Acton. Hosts were Mrs Leslie Larsen and Mrs Christiansen. Music by O Herman Hansen, father of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth V. Hansen
David L. Nelson
Concord
el. Christiansen
South ‘Acton
Leslie Larsen
Christiansen
O. Herman Hansen
Miss Hansen
Maynard Motor Corps Conducted 62 Mile Convoy Maneuver
Women in the Maynard Junior High School Motor Corps under Lieut Irene Sheridan guided a convoy practice on a 62 mile route through several towns ending at Wachusett Reservoir. The drill trained stretcher bearing air raid precautions and vehicle evacuation for safety in war conditions. Participants included Pearl McAuslin Myrna Palmer Ann Bellows Apah Duclos Ruth Woodwank Irma Aldrich Josephine DaGata Kathleen Sheridan Lyli Tervo Marion Stabell Aili Wattu Ann Sucker and Margaret Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stow
Hudson
Northboro
Shrewsbury
Boylston
Wachusett Reservoir
Clinton
Lancaster
Still River
Harvard
Boxboro
West Acton
South Acton
Lieut
Sheridan
Guyer Fowler
Charles P. Taylor
Carl Carlquist
Hooper
Price
Apah Duclos
Ruth Woodwank
Irma Aldrich
Josephine DaGata
Katherine Sheridan
Lyli Tervo
Marion Stabell
Aili Wattu
Ann ‘Sucker
Margaret Crowe
Sudbury Chronicle Notices of Births Travel and Family Events
Born Tuesday October 14 at Tramingham hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Henry Wohlrab Mrs Jane Dyer returns to New York after visiting friends in Sudbury Robert travels home from Europe sailing from Lisbon twelve days ago Pete K Miller of the Philgas Company Sudbury joins Mrs Miller and their son Peter in Waterloo Iowa for Mr Miller's parents 60th wedding anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramingham Hospital
Henry Wohlrab
Jane Dyer
New York
Robert
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
Pete
K. Miller
Philgas Company
South Sudbury
State Work Official Reports Airport Progress and Budget Request
State Department of Public Works official Herman A. Mu Donald announced plans to grant authority for hangar construction at the new airport. At a conference with Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission Director W. Lasell and Intercity Service Inc president Reginald Hathaway, details emerged on a $20,000 supplemental budget for the state administration building and the first runway expected to be ready by Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Herman
A. Mu Donald
State Dep
Public Works
American Air Lines
Intercity Service Inc
W. Lasell
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission
Reginald Hathaway
P. Raymond W. Covurn
Pri
George H. Ano
Public Works Department
Algg
MacDonalds
Concord Fenn School opens season with easy win over Bancroft Worcester
Concord Fenn School opened its field hockey season last Wednesday with a 38 to 12 victory over Bancroft of Worcester at Bancroft field. Captain Jackie Lynch scored four touchdowns and added one point for 25 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn Schooll
Bancroft School of
Worcester
Jackie Lynch
Lynch
Concord High
Compensation Contributions Due On Oct 31
Robert E B Marshall director of the division of unemployment compensation announces due quarterly contributions for the quarter ending September 30 1941 at 2.7 percent of payrolls up to 2000 per worker. Payments to former employees serving in the armed forces are not wages and not subject to contributions. Prompt payment helps offset federal unemployment tax and may qualify for an experience rating adjustment. Employers not yet subject should determine status and comply immediately to aid timely benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Marshall
Division of Unemployment Compensation
Marshall
United States
Marshalll
Massachusetts
Bedford Fire Party Awards Bridges And Whist
The Bedford Fire Department hosted a card party at the fire house Friday night with prizes awarded in bridge to Mrs. Robert Riessle and several others and in whist to Mrs. M. E. Melanson and companions. The next party is November 22. Also noted are local hospital notes and community notices including births and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Fire Department
Fire House
Bridge
Robert Riessle
Howard, Skelton
Dorothy
Felice
R. Millis
Millis
M. E. Melanson
Clark
Louise Currier
B. G. Smith
Charles Murray
E. Duren
Habits Multiply Ill Habits Gather by unseen Degrees
Excerpted aphorism notes that small deeds accumulate into larger patterns. It likens creeping habits to streams that join to form rivers and eventually reach the sea, echoing Ovid’s moral reflection on behavior and consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Hudson Chamber to vote on selling Logan factory building
A special Hudson Chamber of Commerce meeting is called for Thursday evening at civic rooms to consider selling the former Logan factory on South Street. The chamber, which bought the building in 1938 to attract industry, may transfer title to Ascutney Shoe Corporation after negotiations led by President PH Gilles and Benjamin Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Hudson Chamber of Comperce
Civic
Dbs Puone Lagiaty
Logan
Anu Lai
Om South Street
Bby
Chamber
Una Miber
PH. Gilles
Ascutney Shoe Corporation
Gilles
Benjamin Black
Concern
Pee Row
Anne
Chamber of Commerce
Ascutney Shoe Company
Windsor
Vermont
Weston Girls Triumph 2-0 Over Maynard as Bolton Nets Twice
Weston High girls win 2-0 at Crowe Park, Bolton scoring twice in the first half. Maynard Seconds blank Weston Seconds 4-0 in the other game. Hamlin Mikolajczyk Smith and Brown scored for Weston, with Maynard’s Perry Garside Hamlin Croft Smith contributing for Maynard. Referee Miss Burrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Bolton
Weston High
Hokey
Maaynard High
Crowe Park
Weston Seconds
Hamlin
Mikolajzcyk
Smith
Brown
Weston—Stevens
Enholm Il
Bemotti Ir
Tilton
MacDonald
Jilette
Fierante
Migs Bolton
Maynard—Perry
Garside
Hamlin c
Croft
Denisewicz
Mikolajzeyk
Swartz
Lynch
Whitney
Koskinen
Smith and Brown
Miss Burrs
Calvie College Freshmen Tea Attended by Miss Goodsow
Miss Priscilla Goodsow of South Sudbury attended a tea at the Hotel Vendome honoring freshmen of Calvin Coolidge College and Portia Law School. Parke Bartlett, son of Mrs James Bartlett, chaired the school committee and has been appointed instructor in mechanical engineering at New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Goodsow
South Sudbury
Hotel Vendome
Calvin, Coolidge College
Portia Law School
Parke
Bartlett
James
New York University
Alterations Underway at U S Rubber Factory
Hudson-Work proceeds at the U S Rubber Company factory on Apsley street. Negotiations with a plastic firm are near completion and an official announcement is expected early next week. Painters and carpenters repair and modify sections of the building including an area damaged years ago by a roof collapse during a heavy winter storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
U.S. Rubber Company
Apsley Street
Oae
U. S. Rubber Company
South Sedbury Banquet Committee Prepares Victory Event
George Tulis returns to work in South Sedbury amid illness recovery. Mrs. Robert Hall chairs the Memorial Congregational Church Victory Banquet entertainment committee. Members including Mrs. Porrest D Bradshaw, Mrs. Roland Eaton, Mrs. Harvey N Fairbank, Mrs. William MacCullock, Mrs. Herbert Newton, and Mrs. Leonard Stiles met Wednesday to finalize plans for the Friday evening banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tulis
South Sudbuy
Robert Hall
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sedbury
Porrest ‘D. Bradshaw
Roland H. Eaton
Harvey
N. Fairbank
William, W. MacCullock
Herbert L. Newton
Leonard D. Stiles
Passions Drive Jealous Woman’s Belief, Affects Actions
A jealous woman lets passion dictate her view of reality, shaping choices and mood. The line hints at how intense emotion colors perception and behavior in relationships.
Marlboro High Coach to Speak at Weekly Luncheon
A Marlboro High coach will address the Marlboro Rotary Club at tomorrow's noon luncheon. Dana Huntingly will lead the business session and introduction by McCook, principal, with expectation of a large turnout and discussion of football season plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
McCook
Marlboro
Edward di
Marlboro Hig
Second Meadow Fire Rescues Calm After Alarm
Fire alarms rang at 1 am Monday in East Meadow prompting a prompt response from the fire department. Firemen battled a blaze on property at dawn as a second call arrived to ensure all residents were safe.
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Wrndland Telephone & Telegraph
Acton
Corey
Maribora
Maynard Radio and Music
Nason Street
Aga
Philco Radios Tel
Maynard 116
High Bank
Hallowe’ En
FFER
Pleasant St
Centre
Fox
Anna M. True
Virginia Ai
Jos Lit
Lowell Road
J. Edward Holt
211Th C. A
A. A
Camp Hulen
Texas
Miss True
Concord High School
Joseph Macone
Alice Spencer
Pebbles
Peter Bulkeley
Helen Witton
Ralph F. Ward
Edward F. Mannery
Davis Court
Ethel J. Russell
Flannery
Adrian Russell
Lions Club of Concord
King Lion
Rothwell N. MacRae
Walpole Lions Club
Robert Turner
Walpole Club
MacRae
Crawford. Q. Smith
First Baptist Church of
Lexington
Wilder X. Macurda
Nason St
Frank
Mass
Donald O. Feltus
Case
Maynard—Tel
Bedford
Benjamin Wiggin
South Street
Symmes Hospital
Arlington
Roy Harrow
Carlisle Road
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Medford
Walter Brolin
Bacon Street
John Brolin
Otelia
Ralph Tilberg
Proctor, Vermont
Daisy Ashbey
Charles Cole
Davis Read
Emerson Hospital
Oliver N. Clark
William. Henderson
Ladies Auxiliary
Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton
221
American Legion
Alonzo Hunt
Qld
Billerica
Leslie Stacey
Parent-Teachers Association
Charles Higgins
Bostor
Weston Girls
Parker Street Hall
Maynard Grange
Parker ST. Hall, Maynard
Admission Inc
Leon
Erroll
Mildred Coles
Charlie
Wyoming
Rage IN Heaven
Robert Montgomery
Ingrid Bergman
Guy Kibbee
Emma Dunn
Broadway
Gary
Soone
Walter Brennan
Lew. Ayres
Lars Lionel
Barrys
Kild
Tyrone Power
Betty
Disney
Caje “Theatre
Marlboro High Grid
TEL
Walter A.W
Marlboro Country
VC Pharma
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