Ozark Odyssey from Hot Springs to Eureka Springs
Edward Collier guides a rewarding Magic Circle auto trip through Arkansas starting at Hot Springs famous for mineral waters and baths then north to Fayetteville home of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. The route includes Eureka Springs Folk and Square Dances, Berryville, Saunders Firearms Collection, Bull Shoals Dam and Lake and new highways to view Ozark scenery.
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Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Hot Springs
DeSoto
Ouachita Playae
Fayetteville
Seven Hills
University of Arkansas
Advertisement policy and subscription rates notice
Public notice states The Enterprise Press Inc will not assume liability for typographical errors in ads but will reprint the erroneous portion. It lists Eastern Representative Julius Mathews Special Agency locations in Boston and New York. Subscription rates are given for single copies and one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Be cautious of prices too good to be true warns BBB
The Association of Better Business Bureaus cautions buyers about advertised prices far below the going rate for the same product or service. It advises sticking with known companies and shopping around, and suggests asking friends when unsure. Some cut flowers contain milky juice that can be sealed by dipping stem ends in boiling water. Protect upper leaves and flowers from steam with thick paper.
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New York
UPI
Association of Better Business Bureaus
Car wheel crashes through tavern window in Muskego
Tavern keeper Charles McGuire and 10 patrons dived for cover when a wheel from Jonathan Lemke's car smashed through the plate glass. No injuries were reported and McGuire said the incident caused several rounds to be bought as people were pretty shook up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskego
Wis
Young manager Bucky Harris led Senators to 1924 pennant
Washington United Press International notes Bucky Harris was 27 when he steered the Senators to the American League pennant in 1924 and followed with a World Series win over John McGraw's Giants.
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Washington
UPI
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
John McGraw
New York Giants
Harvard expert estimates private health giving by Americans
Dr. Robert H. Hamin of Harvard School of Public Health says every person in America now contributes over 11 dollars annually to private health and welfare groups. He notes about 8 dollars goes to non religious voluntary agencies and the remainder to religious organizations for health and welfare work.
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Boston
UPI
Robert H. Hamin
Harvard University School of Public Health
America
Home repair tip for wood scratches and new suit styles
Clean wood scratches by mixing one third white vinegar, turpentine, and boiled linseed oil. Shake, rub with a rag, then polish to close scratches and remove dirt. New suit designs in cotton matelasse, floral brocade, cotton tweed feature easy jackets, cropped above the hipline with concave fronts.
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New York
UPI
Discount supermarket teaches electronics via smart cards
In Nice shoppers use punched cards at a new discount supermarket. At checkout the machine reads the cards and prints invoices, sending one copy to shipping. The system lets customers avoid carrying heavy items while shopping for electronics.
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Paris
UPL
Nice
Breakfast vs coffee break study at Iowa college of medicine
University of Iowa researchers tested office and factory workers to see if coffee can substitute for a proper breakfast. The study cited by the U S Department of Agriculture found breakfast eaters were more productive in late morning, reacted faster, and tired less than those relying on coffee alone. SAY U S SAVINGS BONDS INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
U. S.S
Dogs Bring Companionship and Safety to Elderly Owners
A dog comforts aging parents as a morale booster and daily reminder of care. Ownership encourages exercise, socializing, and renewed responsibility while enhancing safety through a dog’s keen senses that detect fires or dangers early.
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Sana
IR BR
Senna
Open Letter Questions Need for New Maynard High School
The Maynard letter argues enrollment projections are overstated and space is adequate. It cites drop outs since 1953 and 1960, projects 25 classrooms plus existing space, and suggests a cafeteria and longer school day could avoid a new high school.
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Nason
Maynard
Mass
Board of Assessors
Thomas F. Fitzpatrick
Easter Services At Acton Churches Plan Dual Morning Masses
East Acton churches announce Easter observances with multiple services at Acton Center Congregational and Holy Week events at local parishes. Sunrise at Fort Devens for youth, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services planned. Holy Saturday vigil and Easter Masses listed across several churches.
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Acton
Acton Center Congregational
Fort Devens
Union
William T. Keech
West Acton Baptist Church
Roger W. Wooton
Dean Lanphaer
Justin Hartman
The
Baptist Church
Mead Hill
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Mount Calvary U “Univ
South Tional
Maundy Church of Good Than Sacrament of Pa Town Hall
Church of Herd
Sudbury Seeks Bids for Four-Wheel Drive Snow Plow
The Sudbury Board of Water Commissioners calls for bids on a four wheel drive snow plow. Bid packets may be obtained at the office on Lancaster Road. Bids are due by 8:00 P.M. on April 30, 1962. Contact Stevens, Milton, or Bartle for details.
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Sudbury
Lancaster Road
R. Stevens
Edward W. Milton D. Bartle
Board of Water Commissioners
Massachusetts Land Court action on J. F. Cahill petition Acton land
Public notice of petition to register and confirm title to Acton land in Middlesex County. Names of many owners and the Watertown Savings & Loan as parties. Objections due by May 14, 1962. John E. Fenton Esquire presiding. Hoffman & Hoffman attorneys. April 19 through May 3, 1962.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court
Edmund D. Brown
Olga Granberg
Margaret Fraser
Arthur Fraser
Cleveland Hopkins
Lillian Cc. Hopkins
Milton ‘Dwonczyk
Doris Mae Dwonszyk
Charles E. Bassinger
Elinor S. Bassinger
Richard C. Janson
Rae M. Janson
Roy A. Nelson
Valarie P. Nelson
Carl F. Beyer
Marion L. Beyer
William R. Romaine
Susan M. Romaine
Acton
Middlesex
Said
Commonwealth
Peter Salvucci
Waltham
Victor Pozza
Emilia Pozza
Boston
Suffolk
Watertown Federal Savings & Loan Association
Watertown
Pious Society of the Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo, Inc
Amelia Pozza
Pious Society of the Missionaries of St. Charles Borremeo, Inc
Recorder
Court House
John E. Fenton
Hoffman
Mortgagee's Real Estate Foreclosure Notice in Acton Mass
Mortgagee announces public auction of property in Acton Massachusetts after forenoon on April at 9 Mead Street premises. It describes a parcel in Lot 1 with easterly and southerly boundaries, subject to a mortgage lien of $10 and further conditions, with terms requiring a certified check and balance paid by a set date to DiGrando and Allen Goodmar at Goods ton Square.
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Francis V. Mead
George P
John
Loisé
Land Office
Bt South
Dlesex
Warren
Svar
Allen Goodmar
Allen Goodston Square
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Ictore
McCamas
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Kentucky
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PATCO
Nova
Benj. Moore Paints
Seder & Richmond
Nason St
Pretty
Acton - Boxborough
William MacPhee
Robert Hansen
Harry Gould
Wayne Pasanen
Robert Sampson
Robert Hill
Larry French
Willian Cowley
Charles Primiano
David Parks
Tony Jewitt
Mike LaFoley
John Pedersen
Ronnie Sweatt
Jim Palavras
Charles Hensen
Don Shelley
Carmine Sarno
Dick Armstrong
Don Lee
George Robinson
Gary St. Martin
W “Royal
Bet OF
Battei
Zenith
T. V
Stuart’s International
U. S
Churches of Ag
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