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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1948

Page

8

Babe Ruth Known as Friendly Neighbor in Sudbury Years

Ruth, nicknamed Babe and famed as a baseball legend, spent several years living on a farm near Sudbury’s Pine Lake with neighbors in the 19th century era. He visited Marlboro and Maynard during off seasons, played cards with the Perrys, and enjoyed farming before returning to his storied baseball career.

Babe Ruth Sudbury Willis Pond Pine Lake Babe Marlbarodson Mayue Bascall Igen Button Road Arlboro Marlboro Road H Road Udbury Laboratory Herbert Pipioson Ori Peace House Rana Chester Perry John Qfis

Babe Ruth Farm Tales From Sudbury and Marlboro Friends

The article recalls Babe Ruth’s farm days in Sudbury and Marlboro around 1918 to the early 1920s. It notes his simple country life, generous visits to orphaned children, and frequent guests such as Chet Thomas and Duke Farrell. Haskill, Perry and local residents remember Ruth’s humor, humility, and easy manners including his habit of removing his hat in shops. Ruth kept axes near doorways for photo poses and enjoyed hunting, birds, and a raccoon coat with boots and fur hat.

Waltham Org Looney Babe Ruth Phubat Balbe Mr. Kenney Babe Pete Marlboro Mr. Perry Mr. Ry Tillis Pond Dutton Road Atkinson Ruths Merton L. Haskill Sudbury Boston Crowley Atkinsons Haskill Ruth Piers Ruth Farm Chet Thomas Cleveland Duke” Farrell Haskills Perrys Albert Sheffield Watertown John Raynor John

Plans Set for Elizabeth Rowe and Stewart Wedding

The wedding will take place next Saturday at Martha Mary Chapel in South Sudbury. The bride, Elizabeth Rowe, is a Hudson High School 1941 graduate and UC Massachusetts 1945 alumna, director of Christian Education at First Presbyterian Jamaica NY. Groom Stewart is a Mount Union College and Drew Theological Seminary alumnus pursuing a PhD at Union Theological Seminary and Columbia. Officiant will be Rev Donald Ruth. organist Mrs James Greenawait. reception at Wayside Inn.

Hudson Martha Mary Bi Side Inn South Sudbudbury Elizabeth Rowe Louis V. Gate Road Beplini Stewart Peter L. Stewart Wheeling West Virginia Donald William Ruth Jamaica New York James Greenawait Wellesley First Presbyterian Church of Mount Union College Alliance Ohio Drew Theological Seminary Madison New Jersey Union Theological Seminary Columbia University

Florence Wood Returns to Duties After Maine Vacation

Miss Florence Wood of Great Road, Boston, resumes work after a month away. She spent ten days in Maine with Mrs. John Wetherbee of Concord during her vacation.

Florence Wood Great Road Boston Maine John Wetherbee Concord

Remembering Babe Collins Alley Bowler Loved by Locals

Readers recall Babe Collins as a friendly, skilled bowler known to the Collins brothers and a former teammate. Descriptions praise his kindness, athletic ability, and good humor that left a lasting impression on friends and community members.

Collins Collins Brothers Jument Square

Dutch Elm disease threat urged in Massachusetts towns

Dr Malcolm A Hiekenne of the Shade Tree Disease Laboratory at the University of Massachusetts warns New England elms are at risk of wipeout without public action. He cites 1060 Bay State elms attacked this year and cases in 94 Massachusetts towns. He urges reporting wilted elms to local wardens or the lab, noting removal and burning of diseased wood may save many trees and prevent spread by elm bark beetles.

Malcolm A. Hiekenne Directo Shade Free Disease Laboratory University of Massachusetts New England McKenzie Bay State Massachusetts Shade Tree Disease Laboratory State University Mc.Kentzié University of Massachuse Amherst

Stow Bride Lucille Grey Weds Honkanen at Union Evangelical

Miss Lucille G Grey daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Dudley of Great Hope Stow married Honkanen son of the Honkanen family of Maynard in a ceremony at the Union Evangelical Church parsonage Saturday at eight o'clock. Rev James V Miller officiated. Attendants wore gray satin. The bride is a Maynard High School graduate and works as a clerk at the Unit in Maynard. After the ceremony they will take a trip and then reside on avenue Maynard.

Maynard Avenue Maynatl

Extension Service joint notice from Massachusetts and USDA

Federal and state extension services announce cooperative program actions under acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914. Willard A Munson of the University of Massachusetts leads the effort with the United States Department of Agriculture and County Extension Service coordinating activities.

The Extension Service Willard A. Munson University of Massachusetts United States Department of ‘Agriculture County Extension’ Service

Miss Eleanor Inj Tapoisett Return After Visit

A brief item notes Miss Eleanor returned Saturday after visiting her grandmother in Tapoisett.

Eleanor Injtapoisett Urday Gran

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