Sudbury Chapter Red Cross Aids Station Plans
Movius Jr and Sudbury residents attend the First Parish Alliance meeting to organize the annual Fair set for October 12. Hector Marquis chairs the committee and expects reports from several units while families visit relatives in Calais Maine and Concord Road. The Keephogs property application by John Ristusio on Sherman Bridge Road was rejected at the Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movius, Jr
Tamath
Hector Marquis
Joseph Wight
Sherman Bridge Road
Sudbury Bridge Club Opens Season at Gohlke Home
The Sudbury Board of Appeals notes Mrs Georgy H Gohlke hosted the Friday Bridge Club’s opening meeting of the season last week at her Concord Road home in South Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Board of Appeals
Georgy H. Gohlke
Concord Road
South
Sudbury
Local residents recover from surgeries at home
Maynard William Loika recovers at his McKinley street home after an appendectomy at Massachusetts General Hospital. Welix Kulevich rests at his McKinley street home following a return from Brooks Hospital where he had a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loika
McKinley Street
Masschusetts General Hospital
Welix Kulevich
Brooks Hospital
Births and Birthday Party Reported in Local Notes
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Breen at St. John’s hospital yesterday morning. The mother is formerly Maude Cowles of this town. Miss Josephine Massarelli marked her third birthday by hosting twelve friends at a party at her parents’ home on Florida Road, with games and a large decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
A. J. Breen
St. John’s Hospital
Maude
Cowles
Josephine Massarelli
Louis Massarelli
Florida Road
Marlboro
Edith Slayton
Hiram Slayton
Gates Avenue
Marlboro ‘Country Club
Hazel Slayton
Ethel Lent
Helen Clark
Lola Tinney
Framingham
Marion Allen
Emma Anderson
Ethel Angier
Ida Babcock
Sadie Banks
Effie Beals
Edith Bigelow
Nancy Bowman
Marguerite Bracken
Nora Bracken
Keith Bracken
Helen Bradley
Hilma Bridges
Minnie Callahan
Hazel Campbell
Samuel Churchill
Marie Collins
Ethel Costellow
Nellie Cousins
Alma Cowern
Olive Cunningham
Ethel Cutler
Olive Daley
Mildred David
Pauline DeBairos
Isabel Dyka
Dorothy Erdis
Regina Fitzpatrick
Beverly Fulton
Dorothy Fulton
A. Fulton
Annabelle Girard
Dorothy Graham
Marion Graham
Dorothy Herrick
Mildred Hanson
Hazel Hjulstrom
Edith Kelley
Ann Leduc
Edith Huntington
Eleanor Jones
Kay Little
Leona Marden
Mrs. A. Marshall
Helen MacDonald
Nellie McKenzie
Alice Mitchell
Doris Moore
Erna Neuhaus
Ann Nevins
Margaret Raferty
Frannie Richard
Myrtle « Rissa
Ruth Sellar
Mary Sellar
Vivian Ellar
Margaret Sennett
Lavinia Simmons
Clare Slayton
Martha Stapelfeld
Dorothy Straw
Dibbie Tinney
Marge Werner
Dorothy Whipple
Annie’ Wilcox
Jean Wingler
Cynthia Hastings
Mrs. McDonald
Pauline Pienza
Lutheran Church Calendar Announces Weekend Events
Rev. Bernard Hillila to lead a Saturday Board of Trustees meeting followed by a program. Sunday features an all day Bolton farm outing with outdoor service at 11 00 a m dinner and a softball game in the afternoon. Evening includes a congregational meeting and devotional service. Tuesday hosts Ladies Aid Society at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Benjamin Tuikka as postess. Finnish School Saturday at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 15 a m each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Lutheran Church
Bernard Hillila
Board of Trustees
Bolton
Henry Terro
Ladies Aid Society
Benjamin Tuikka
Unday
Concord Lodge 212 opens fall meeting with degree work
The Concord Lodge 212 I C C F y opened its fall meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with Harold H. Hall presiding as noble grand. Upcoming Thursday will feature degree work for several candidates. Rothwell N MacRae showed motion picture reels before the Star Island Night program at Carlisle Unitarian Church, with Carl Wetherell of Boston outlining the reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Concord. Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Harold H. Hall
Noble Grand
Rothwell N. MacRae
Belknap Street
Carlisle Unitarian Church
Carl Wetherell
Boston
Passions Drive Jealous Woman’s Suspicions
A jealous woman suspects infidelity driven by passion, leading to claims and emotional turmoil. The piece centers on her fixation and its effects on relationships, reflecting social tensions about desire and trust.
Waugh Boyd Reid Christiansen and Hansen estate noted in probate records
Allen G Waugh of Concord petitions for divorce from Norma J Waugh married March 28 1987 in Dover Fort Maine alleging cruel treatment. Ruth Lapham Boyd of Concord seeks divorce from Thomas H Boyd who she says deserted her February 22 in Columbus Ohio. Anne J Reid of Maynard seeks divorce from Robert A Reid married October 23 1984 at West Acton with cruelty claims. Frances Irene Christiansen of Acton seeks divorce from Alvin A Christiansen alleging abuse, married November 1 1928 in Lowell. Howard A Wilson of Maynard petitions Middlesex Probate Court to be administrator for Hans P Hansen of Maynard who died September 2 leaving probate assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glancy News
East Cambridge
Allen G. Waugh
Concord
Middlesex
Norma J. Waugh
Dover Foxtroft
Maine
Maurice McWalter
Newport
Kentucky
Ruth Lapham Boyd
Thomas H. Boyd
Columbus
Ohio
Goodwin, Proctor & Hoar
Anne J. Reid
Maynard Peti
Robert A. Reid
Acton
West Acton
Frances Irene ‘Christiansen
Alvin al ¥Ey Christiansen
Lowell
Howard A. Wilson
Maynard
Middlesex Probate Court
Hans P. Hansen
Eagles Hold Meeting Plans for Initiation and Indoor Outing
Marlboro Eagles held a meeting at the Eagles Hall last night to set plans for the September 28 initiation of 40 new members. National Chaplain John Hoban and State President Michael Bourque will attend. an indoor outing is set for October 19 with a floor show and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Galvin
Joseph Knipe
Jo.e. Granger
Ralph Coppola
John Trotta
Dominic Morelli
Hotel Kendall
Framingham
Man Launders Cow Through Repeated Checks in Texas
State police pursue a man cashing checks to pass a fictitious sale of a cow. They allege C. A. Wright repeatedly sells to C. A. Fox for 42 dollars, cashing each payment as if a genuine deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
C. A. Wright
C. A. Fox
Parlor Furniture and Rugs Sale Highlighted
Thrifty shoppers are urged to visit for savings on rugs and furniture. Offers include 9x12 wool and rayon rugs at 19.95, heavy wool pile Axminster and linoleum options, maple platform rockers at 11, and tapestry sets from 79.96. Numerous parlor sets and reclining pieces promise big value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow - Sanford Axminster Fraqs O
Bia Notalieco
Sudbury Women Plan Air Raid District Meetings
Sudbury residents Mrs Arthur R Howe Mrs Clark B Hill and Miss Gertrude M Halloran met at Howe home to organize air raid sections and arrange a meeting of town women. The British Air Raid Precaution book is available at Goodnow Public Library. Mrs Henry Eaton of South Sudbury travels to Chicago to visit her son Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur .R.howe
Clark B. Hill
Gertrude M. Halloran
Howe
Goodnow
Henry Eaton
South
Sudbury
Chicago
Chauncey
Doves Make Long Flight from Texas to Central America
Report of a long flight by banded white wing doves from Iron County Texas to San Salvador, Central America. The birds were shot after about two and a half months, the airline distance between origin and destination cited as 1,200 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Iron County
Tex
San Salvador
Central America
As Man Wishes Men Believe What They Wish
A concise aphorism attributed to Caésar noting that people tend to accept what aligns with their desires and beliefs, reflecting human bias and self deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caésar
Eliminate Hens by Physical Test for Egg-Laying Flocks
Extension specialist from Orville College advises poultry keepers to cull nonlayers before winter. Key signs include tight plumage, dry feathers, active demeanor, large eyes, and a clean balanced head. A good layer shows a wide back, deep body, and waxy, plump comb and wattles. a limp comb suggests molting or nonlaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Alp
Ersi ‘ Orviele College of
Neven
Peach Stones Fuel A Calif Man Canned Peach Industry Link
Ingenious fuel idea uses discarded peach stones dried in the sun and sold for fireplace fuel. Peaches remain a major crop with 30 to 50 million bushels grown annually, mainly canned in the Pacific states. Important peach areas include California Georgia Arkansas North Carolina Virginia along Great Lakes states Michigan Ohio and New York Finger Lakes region.
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California
Forsythe
Pacific States
Georgia
Arkansas
North Carolina
Virginia
Great Lakes
Michigan
Ohio
Finger Lakes
New York
America
England
Rural Briefs on Water Piped for Poultry Chores
A temporary surface hose system will save many hours in poultry chores. Carelessness in handling eggs for market caused a 1930 United States loss of 175,000,000 dozen eggs valued at 30 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States
Fearless Humans Quote Highlights Courage Amid Crime
A short aphorism attributed to Horace proclaims fearless humanity despite crime. The line emphasizes resilience and steadfastness in adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
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Eggland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Coe School
Carman
Maynard Radio and Music
Nason Street
R.A. SE Hop Radios
Tax and Vacation Club
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Savings Bank
Maynard, Concord
R. C. Cobb
Alvin E. Smith
Wilder X. Macurda
Nason
Frank’s . Radio Electric Service
Nason ST
Maynard, Mass
Donald
Feltus
Case Bldg
Town OF Sudbury Board OF Appeals
Board of Appeals
Alden
Horse Pond
Cutting
PAY & Take
PAY & Take Furniture Company
Waltham
Leominster
Quincy
Somerville
Malden
Florence C. Weed
Mayfiord
Gene Autry
Fiesta Stars
SUN
Brenda Joyce
Robert Lowery
Guy Kibbee _ “SCATTERGOOD
FBI
Dorothy Lamon
Sun, Mon
Tuegi
Charles Boyer
Oii
United Co-operative Socig
Bangvats
Maynard and Acton Investment
C. A. Milbery
Tel
Actot
Raymond Gondolfo
Waltham St
Manning Pharma
Phall
Ott Een
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