Ada Hodgess of Maynard dies after long life of service
Ada N Hodgess widow of Joseph G Hodgess died at 13 Maple Street after a short illness. She lived in Maynard 78 years, ran a local business 40 years, born in England aged 80. Survived by son Albert Hodgess daughter Mary Hodgess two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 from the Methodist church with Rev. Fulton officiating. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Ada N. Hodgess
Joseph G. Hodgess
Maple Street
Hodgess
England
Albert Hodgess
Maynard Trust Company
Mary Hodgess
Athol
Joshua
William Naylor
Harriet
Jane Naylor
Alan Palmer
Arline Goldthwaite
Glenwood Cemetery
Fowler Funeral Service
Pretty church ceremony at St. Casimir's Maynard
Miss Jane Piecewicz and Ignatius B. Tabor wed at St. Casimir's Church in Maynard with Rev. Francis Miaskiewicz officiating. The ceremony featured a white gladioli altar, a double ring rite, and a reception for about two hundred guests. The couple plans to reside in Lawrence after a Canada trip.
Local Farmers Can Get Feed
Local interest release by Oliver M. Richardson chairman of the Middlesex County AAA to the Greater Lowell area invites nearby town farmers to obtain potatoes for livestock feeding from the Commodity Credit Corporation. Contact the County AAA office at Sudbury road and Thoreau Street for arra ngements.
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Concord
Oliver M. Richardson
Middlesex County Aaa
Lowell
Commodity Credit Corporation
County Aaa
Sudbury, Road
Thoreau Street
Bafta Club Opens Fall Meetings at Bedford
The Bafta Club of the Church of Christ began its fall meetings on Tuesday evening. Officers elected in June assumed office including President Mrs. George Hammond and Vice President Mrs. Jamison Harrison with a full slate across secretary treasurer auditor and various committees.
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Bedford
Bafta Club
Church of Christ
George Hammond
Jamison Harrison
Frederick W. Barker
Frank W. Thompson
E. Grove Smith
William V. Collins
Earl S. Atwood
Bertram Coburn
Basil MacLeod
Clinton E. Martin
Alden W. Webber
Fay Roby
David Edwards
Alton W. Adams
Stow Woman Killed by Circular Saw Accident
Mrs Signe Helen Lampinen 29 wife of Urho Lampinen died after a wheelbarrow load of wood shifted and she fell into a 30 inch circular power saw as her husband worked in their yard in Stow. She died en route to Marlboro Hospital. She leaves two young sons, parents, a sister and a brother with funeral plans in Maynard.
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Signe Helen (Matson) Lampinen
Urho Lampinen
Marlboro Hospital
Richard August
John Dennis
August Matson
Stow
Helms Pearson
West Concord
Hugo Matson
Pembroke
Maynard
Arvo Niskanen
Glenwood Cemetery
Fowler Funeral Service
Later Dates Set For Xmas Parcels To Men Overseas
The Army postal chief announced Christmas packages to soldiers overseas may be mailed without request slips from October 16 to November 15, altering the prior wartime window of September 15 to October 15. Maj Gen Edward F. Witsell said shipment difficulties eased with personnel reductions. He urged relatives to mail gifts early for soldiers in Korea.
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Washington
Edward F. Witsell
Joe
Korea
Grange Sunday Service at Memorial Congregational Church
Grange Sunday observed at Memorial Congregational Church in Sudbury with 11 A M service attended by Grange members and parishioners. Charles M Gardner High Priest of Demeter of the National Grange spoke as the featured speaker. Choir, directed by Elinor L Bentley, performed two anthems. attendees found Gardner's remarks timely.
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Sudbury
Grange
Memorial Congregational Church
Charles M. Gardner
Demeter
National Grange
Elinor L. Bentley
Gardner
Research shows hybrid corns to boost corn oil supply
Study indicates new hybrid corn varieties will be bred to increase corn oil production. Researchers aim to expand usable oil yield through genetic and agronomic improvements.
Frederick W Cook Faces Uphill Battle for Secretary Post
Frederick W Cook longtime Secretary of State, 74, confronts a serious bid to hold his seat. Challenger Benedict F Fitzgerald Jr of Cambridge, ex Naval Aviator and attorney, now practicing in Boston and Washington, seeks to unseat him.
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Frederick W. Cook
Benedict F. FitzGerald Jr
Cambridge
Boston
Washington
Third Quarterly Tax Payment Due On September 15
Boston notices that the third quarterly estimated tax installment is due September 15 at the internal revenue office. Since the date is a Sunday, payments made Monday will be accepted as on time. Amended declarations may be filed by those who under-estimated income last March.
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Boston
Internal Revenue Office
Denis D. Delaney
Harvest Ball Planned by Sudbury Garden Club
Sudbury plans a Harvest Ball on October 5 at the Town Hall to benefit the Garden Club Hospital Flower Fund. Committee heads include Mrs Henry T. Cutter as chairman and Mrs Robert Bowen. ticket chair Mrs Calvin Smith. Music directed by Albert E. Haynes with dancing. Tickets on sale September 16 from Mrs Smith or any Garden Club member.
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Sudbury
Garden Club
Henry T. Cutter
Robert Bowen
B. M. Johnson
Calvin Smith
Arthur V. Howland
Albert E. Haynes
Lincoln Girl Married at St Bernard's Lincoln
Concord news reports Miss Mary Rose Silva daughter of Mrs Manuel Silva and the late Mr Silva Lincoln State road Lincoln married Charles H Pazzano Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Pazzano of Waltham at St Bernard's Church in Lincoln last Sunday at 3 o'clock The ceremony was by Rev Mark P Sullivan with vows witnessed by family The couple will reside in Lincoln after a wedding trip to Colorado following October 31st Their going away outfit was a grey gabardine suit and Mrs Pazzano is a Concord High School graduate while the groom attended Waltham Trade School.
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Concord
Mary Rose Silva
Manuel Silva
Silva
State Road
Lincoln
Charles H. Pazzano, Jr
Charles Pazzano
Waltham
St. Bernard’s Church
Mark P. Sullivan
Walter John Silva
Alice M. Silva
Ethel Silva
Fannie Palumbo
Salvator Panetta
Franklin Panetta
Joseph Burgoyne
Waltham Unity Hall
Ruth Gallagher
Juliette MacLean
Honor
Patrick Pazzano
Colorado
Arthur Brown of Acton Remains in Lunenburg
Townspeople were sad to hear of the death of Arthur Brown of Lunenburg formerly of Strawberry Hill road Acton. He is survived by his widow Mrs Jean Brown two daughters Miss Marjorie Brown and Miss Constance Brown a sister Miss Marjorie Brown of Strawberry Hill road and a brother Murray Brown of Mainstreet Acton Center.
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Acton
Arthur Brown
Lunenburg
Strawberry Hill Road
Jean Brown
Marjorie Brown
Constance Brown
Murray Brown
Mainstreet
Acton Center
Nashua Girl Weds Maynard Man In Finnish Congregational Church
Miss Frances Leard of Nashua N H married Allen Maki son of Mr and Mrs Arvo Maki River Street in a double ring ceremony at the Finnish Congregational Church last Sunday. The ceremony was by Rev Norman MacLean with a reception for 400 at the Finnish Temperance Hall. The couple will reside on River Street after a wedding trip.
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Maynard
Frances Leard
Nashua
N. H
Allen Maki
Arvo Maki
River Street
Norman MacLean
Union Congregational Church
Waldo Flint
Acton
Philip Goldthwaite
Earl Leard
Stella Pelletier
Margaret Sherman
Mildred Hill
Pauline Burghus
George Edwards
Mr. Maki
Richard Sherman
Joseph Drozdowski
Victor Kizik
Fitchburg
Worcester
Gardner
Salvation Army Drive Opens in Bedford for Consistent Support
The annual Bedford campaign for Salvation Army funds runs September 16 to October 31. George M. Domina of Fletcher Road is chairman. The drive supports yearly expenses plus postwar needs including a new Evangeline Booth home and hospital, the remodeling of five corps centers, and services to the armed forces.
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Bedford
Salvation Army
George M. Domina
Fletcher Road
Evangeline Booth
Entire Stand Reserved for Hudson Football Home Games
Hudson High School will reserve nearly all seating at Riverside Park for home games this fall. The visiting side will be sold as reserved seats, with blocks for students, distributed to visiting schools before games. The home side will hold most seats for locals, with only 35 remaining unsold and available tonight at seven o’clock. Tickets cost sixty to seventy five cents and the athletic director will staff sales at the high school.
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Hudson
Wednesbery
Gautreau
Ors
Ide Mainder Og
Athletic Direct
K of C Votes To Renovate Council Rooms
Concord council of the Knights of Columbus held a special meeting at Monument Hall presided by Grand Knight Richard J. Loughlin. They voted to withdraw 4000 from the building fund for renovations by a committee, funded also from Fourth of July field day proceeds, aiming to finish by October 15 with an official reception.
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Concord
Concord Council, K. of C
Monument Hall
Richard J. Loughlin
Legion Officers Elected In Sudbury Meeting
Sudbury reports the Auxiliary of the American Legion held its meeting with officers elected. Bancroft was named president, Anna Wohlrab named vice president, George Mailly as clerk, and Mrs George as treasurer. Others include Mrs Alfred Bona and Ruth Tulis as Serge.
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Sudbury
the American Legion
Presiden Bancroft
Anna Wohlrab
George Mailly
George
Alfred Bona Ruth Tulis Serge
Buy Victory Bond
Fragmentary line lists several names and places with no clear event. Main action appears to involve purchasing a victory bond amid scattered notes about colleges and individuals.
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ST. Casimir’s
Jane Piecewicz
Ignatius B. Tabor
Lawrence
Stanley Sieminack
Estelle Maskiewicz
John Piecewicz
Phyllis Piecewicz
Blanche Jasilonis
Helen Bygot
Lucy Bygot
John Tabor
Thomas Saab
Walter
Stanley Pash
Canada
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Maynard High School
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Tabor
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Stow St
Mass
Concordia
Virginia
Corey Ramsay Berneice Adams
Tel
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Sally Ann Food Shop
Main Street
Minuteman Food Kitchen
Home Products
Commonwealth Avenue
Signe H. Lampinen
B. F. Fitzgerald
Town Hall
ST. Bernard’s
Mary Silva
C. H. Pazzano
Nashua, N. H
Maynard Man
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Athletic Council
K. of C
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Nancy Christoffer
Marcia McCabe
Hartwell
Bridge College
Phyllis Barbara Barry
Mlege
Barbara Re
David Hi
Oregon
Bartlett Pears
Pennsylvania
Elberta
Crullers
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Morrell
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