Sudbury Garden Club Plans Harvest Dance and Garden Tour
The Sudbury Garden Club met at the Town Hall for a 2:30 business session to plan a Harvest Dance. A committee of five was named for the event. Members then toured five local gardens and discussed the club’s August 27 fundraiser at Cushing Hospital. The next meeting on September 3 will feature Charles M Lamprey presenting slides on Wildflower and Fern Gardens.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
Henry T. Cutter
Robert Bowen
Philip M. Way
B. M. Johnson
S. Burt Wolbach
Lawrence Raymond
Edmund Stevens
Florence Chapin
Charles
Commulinge Replaces Dorms For Summer Session Women
Commulinge replaces campus residence for nearly a quarter of the women students at Illinois State Nort University summer session. More than 100 of the 500 enrollments are commuters from 36 communities. Drivers travel from as far as Springfield 59 miles and Decatur 45 miles, making the round trip twice daily. The text notes electrons in an X ray tube move at 100000 miles per second to produce deep X ray penetration.
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Normal
Tll
Illinois State Nort University
Springfield
Decatur
Final tribute paid victim of drowning
Maynard funeral services were held for Attorney Leslie W. Sims who died in a canoe accident at Lake Boon. Friends packed the Methodist Church with many from Boston and beyond. Elks lodge members attended and Willis R. officiated, noting a faithful life. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Bearers listed. funeral arranged by W. A. Twombley. Grange outing hosts L Roy Hawes welcomed 150 Pomona Grange members on Dakin road for a picnic and softball games with guests from nearby towns.
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Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Lake Boon
Methodist Church
Boston
Herbert W. Fulton
Elks
Glenwood Cemetery
Raymond Jones
Pierre Northrop
William Johnston
Harold
Grange
Sudbury
Roy Hawes
Pomona Grange
Hawes
Dakin Road
Westboro
Southboro
Orthboro
Marlboro
Holden
Requiem Mass for Carlisle Fireman Booth
Carlisle residents mourn J Booth 35 a Carlisle fireman and constable died after a five day infantile paralysis illness at Baker Memorial Hospital Burial followed a mass at St Bernard Concord He is survived by wife Edith Parsons two children Dana and Dianne brother Francis sister Mrs Laurence Bernice Donovan and his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Booth The State Guard attended the mass.
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Carlisle
Joseph Alfred Booth
Bedford
Concord
Baker Memorial Hospital
Lovejoy
Booth
Concord State Guard Company
State Guard
Edith Parsons
Gloucester
Dana
Dianne
Francis A
Laurence A
Bernice
Donavan
Frank Booth
Vanderhoofs Note Quietly at Home
Frank A. Vanderhoof and Laura I. White of Concord quietly observed their 54th wedding anniversary at home due to Mrs. Vanderhoof’s illness. The couple, active locally, includes three children and a granddaughter. Frank A. Jr. is listed among them.
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Concord
Irs
Frank A. Vanderhoof
Saubbard
Vanderhoof
Laura I. White
Warren E
Faith) Storer
Waltham
Patrick L
Helen) Bouley
Frank A., Jr
Congard
Release Report Of Hospital For Month Of July 1946 Concord
Miss Elmina L. Snow administrator of Emerson hospital reports July 1946 totals: Surgical 350 Medical 300 Obstetrical 50 Infants born 0 Out-patients treated 0 Deaths 0 Discharged 476 Admitted 46 Daily average 29.7. X rays 95 largest census 47 smallest 32. Operations auto 10 other 5. Stillborn 0.
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Concord
Elmina L. Snow
Emerson Hospital
Ins Hospital
Warn Farmers of Hay Fire Dangers Now
Massachusetts authorities urge farmers to watch hay temperatures and odors for spontaneous ignition risks this season. A 175 degree threshold signals danger requiring removal of hay and a call to the fire department. Thermometers are available at county extension offices for farmers to check hay heat.
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Massachusetts Committee On Fire Fighting
State College
Ach County
Massachusetts
State College Extension Service
Amherst
Arizona jack rab bits consume forage like 1000-pound cow
Sixty two Arizona jack rab bits will consume about as much forage as a 1,000-pound range cow.
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Arizona
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Cambridge
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von Pry
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