Incomplete OCR Narrative of Road Accident in Oman
Fragmentary report describes a traffic collision near Maynard involving Thompson family members. Norma Thompson and Mrs Roach are injured. vehicle driven by Re Ett of West Conk is noted. Memorial stone, hospital care, and a bronze statue proposal are mentioned in disjointed notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Thompson
Jayton Thompson
Toad
Maynard
Pson
Mrs. Roach
Reett
West Conkompson
Talent Ospital
Conc
Dr. Robinson
Camp Fund aids Stow youth camp expansion
The Stow committee for Camp Midlesex Ashby expresses thanks for over 100 in local contributions from Stew citizens. Funds support construction at Camp Canty Segeat with new buildings and a driven water well, plus plans for summer camping for boys and girls. Cora Puffer leads the Stow committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Midlesex
Ashby
Segeat
Pedge
Eadh
Seasérka
Sheacenanets
Transa
Canty Trate Ted
Cora Puffer
Dhaitiar
Old Abe Carries Ow Boston Fire Damages Warehouse
An elderly coal burner name is linked to a winter fire that caused about 160000 dollars in damage to a warehouse. The event disrupted operations and highlighted safety failures in storage and heating practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Abe Lincéoln
Civil service plan faces opposition over veterans status
Debate centered on placing veterans under a banter after passing irrational tests. Evelyn F. Cross of Worcester and Robert E. Marsh opposed the classification, arguing it would harm veterans and the public service. Margaret Clark Salem and Rep. Michael J. McCarthy urged competitive exams to ensure fairness. Former Rep. J. A. Hines supported employment division for veterans seeking civil service status with the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clark
Salem Oe Fe
Michael J
McCarthy
East Bridgewater
Veterans of Foreign
J. A. Hines
Wakefield
Nason Street Spa A Quick Noon Snack Destination
Busy professionals discover the Nason Street Spa at Nason and Summer streets offering quick lunches and snacks. A modern counter and booths serve daily sandwich specials with ice cream blends from Barden's, plus a large display of chocolates and Valentine ribboned hearts. Charles Cox, proprietor, emphasizes quality and affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason Street
Maynard
Nason Street Spa
Nason
Summer Streets
Nasan Street
Nasan Street Spa
Charles Cox
Fragmentary line hints at neighbor dispute and threat
The readable text shows a tense exchange about tying someone to a kite and restricting movement. Details are unclear, but it suggests a confrontation or intimidation between neighbors with implied action and potential danger.
Government Division Work Context Highlighted
Fragments indicate a discussion of a government division's work and Civil Service status affecting employees. The readable text suggests concerns over staffing and employment rules within a governmental department.
Cobbler Variety Dominates Min Petate Crop
Seventy four percent of Min petate crop is of the cobbler variety. The statistic highlights a strong preference or suitability of this cultivar in the region.
Stow Christian Endeavor Members Attend State Conference
Eleven Stow members including Ralph Smith and Heidi Peck attended the State Conference of Christian Endeavors at Watertown Union Church. About seventy attendees gathered Saturday and Sunday with film "Beyond Our Own" shown, meals served, and social activities hosted by local hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Christian Endeavor Society
State Conference of Christian Endeavors
Watertown Union Church
Stow
Ralph Smith
Heidi Peck
Ruth Stiles
Marijelle Gray
Nancy Ennequess
Dorothy Stiles
Elaine Drechsler
Jéan Annett
Betty Lou Stow
Ronald Smith
Roland Johnson
Maynard
Lieutenant Toon of Northboro Decorated for Heroic Action
Lieutenant Toon of Northboro receives the Bronze Star Medal for heroic achievement as Executive Officer and later commanding patrols in enemy territory near New Guinea and Dore Bay. His actions led to destruction of enemy barges and damage to others amid heavy fire. Citations signed by Secretary of the Navy, allowing wear of Combat V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Science
College of the Holy Grass
Cester
Malcolm
States Naval Aereer
Litton Street
Northbo
Téew
Idem
Ag Rammenaag
Reuguery
Toon
Dore Bay
Manokwaru
New Guinea
Unite States Navy
Sporadic Fowty Threat to Domestic Poultry and Livestock
A sporadic outbreak identified as Fowty affects the central United States, attacking chickens, turkeys, pigs and other domestic livestock. Officials warn farmers of the risk to flocks and require monitoring for symptoms and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hale High February 18 Meeting and Student Recoveries
Hale high school to hold its next regular committee meeting on February 18 at the Hale high school. Two Hale high students who suffered second leg fractures in accidents are reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Jillian Hibbard, referenced in Worcester, is noted as a patient at Emerson Hospital in Concord.
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Schoo
Hale High
King
Jilliaen Hibbard
Worcester
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Monthly meeting and dance fundraiser at town halls
The Wabern Wheeler Post 272 Americagt lg announces a monthly meeting in theower Town hall on Mandy c evening February 16 with an old fashioned dance sponsored by the Legion in the Upper Town hall. Markham's orchestra of Lowell will provide music for the event to raise funds for the Legion Home building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabren Wheeler Post
The
Legion
Upper Town Hall
Markham
Lowell
Legion Home Building Fund
Stow Evangelical Church Meeting Notice
Janitorial church meeting of the Union Evangelical Church will be held Thursday evening February 26 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Union Evangelical Church
He Church
Hen in Paris Sells for Two Certs in 1236 Currency
A Paris hen in 1236 traded for a sum equal to about two certs in contemporary American money. The note highlights early market values and cross currency comparisons in medieval dated trade.
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Paris
Bedford Surnames and Births Noted Amid Local Notices
Local notices list births and anniversaries in Bedford with names such as Bertha McCall Janet Champney and Joan MacNaught plus a fifty fourth wedding anniversary for Ber and Frank Mes. Other items report family movements and a Syracuse student visiting home during vacation. A separate statistic notes coal deposits totaling about 2,000,000,000 tons in western South Dakota.
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Forthwestern
South Dakota
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Sited Co-Operative
ED Co-Operative Society
Maynard. Mass
Ianks
Jerry
Coughtlin’s
St. Tel
Case Bldg
Promp? Service
Roland B. Rand, Jr
Acton
Marty
Nagon Sf
Rtising
Oman
Yankee Kids
N. H
Davis
Hampstead
Patton
Rges
Stow Fund
ABE
U. S
Civil Service FR Veterans
MSE
Tyin
Ba Pautson
Éral
Camp Corson
Cilletede
Glendale St. Maynard
Oldest Hardware Co
Parker Hardware Co
Middlesex Implement CO
Farmall
McCormick - Deering
East Acton
Açion
Borden's
Coe Ae
Glendale St
U.S
Lieut. Toon OF
Northboro
Pacific
Ewin Tree Cafe
Det Mill Rd. V. &, Carbone
Alvin H. Fletcher
Stow, Mass
Sunoco
Gately
Main Street
William Perkins
Michigan
Perkins
Ellen Perkins
Crescent Street
Dovigids Prefry
U.S.M.C
Arthur Trefry
Jee Boxboro
Mary Strong
Great Road
Me Fisher
Barker’ House
Bedford
Bertha McCall
Essex
Lincoln
E. Currier
South Street
Janet Champney
Canda Champney
Mff
Earl S. A
Gon David
Dunn
Webber Avenue
Joan MacNaught
Syracuse University
Waldo F. McNaught
Hillside Avenue
Priscilla A. Currier
School Avenue
Hartford
Connecticut
Mr. and
Mrs. M. Berhard Webber
Hillside Avers, Have Se
Frank
James John
Joseph
Riese Delli
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Fred F. Comer
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