Sudbury Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Frank Fast Home
Sudbury Friday Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs Frank Fast. Mrs Frank C. won the prize and the consolation trophy went to Mrs Nathaniel Loring. Mrs William Evang returned from visits to the Pacific coast and West, visiting her daughter Mrs Robert Buxton and Mr Buxton in California, then Nebraska with her sister. Friends mourn the death of Benjamin K. Hough of Brookline, father of Mr Louis H. Hough.
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Frank
Frank C
William Evang
Pacific Coast
West
California
Robert Buxton
Buxton
Louis H. Hough
Mr. Hough
Benjamin K. Hough
Brookline
New Drug Dibenamine Promises Nerve Block Alternative
New synthetic chemical dibenamine described at the American Society of Anesthetists meeting as a nerve blocking agent that could replace sympathetic nerve surgery. Dr. Louis S. Goodman noted its experimental stage, possible hypertension use, and potential for peripheral vascular diseases with intravenous dosing. He warned against asserting cures while highlighting its lasting nerve blockade and applications in Raynaud’s and frostbite.
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New York
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Louis S. Goodman
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Goodman
William Gump
Givaudau-Delawanna Company
New Jersey
Mark Nickerson
Gordon K. Mun*iversity
Michigan
Charles’c
Scott
Lilly: Laboratories
Indianapolis
Ind
Harris Isbell
United States
Public Health Service Hospital
Lexington
Germany
I. G. Farbenindustrie
Large Russian Wolves Routed by Hunter Teams Near Moscow
Wolves multiplied in the Moscow region during the war posing a threat to livestock. Hunting teams comprising 54 hunters, 19 wolf-hunting groups with 97 huntsmen, have been at work. By now 37 wolves have been captured, with one team taking four in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Moscow Hunting Club
Purge of Japanese Teachers Hits 105 of 225 Names
Tokyo reports a commission of the Japanese education ministry purged 105 of 225 teachers screened as unfit. Included is Mrs Yayoi Yoshida director of Tokyo Women's College and Shinichi Matsumoto director of Central Labor School, marking one of the first Communist purges in recent history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japanese Siducation Ministry
Yayoi Yoshida
Right Clothes for Children Bring Mothers Satisfaction
Mothers find that clothing suited to their children provides personal satisfaction and a sense of fitting care. Readers are advised to choose garments that match size and needs for continual comfort.
Social Notes From Stow and Nearby Homes
Stow residents visit relatives in Hyde Park and Marlboro. Alice J. Parker travels to see daughter Dorothy Hanson in Center Place. Lily Schwartz recuperates at Dorothy Hanson’s home. Walter Sanville and daughter Patricia visit from Dover NH. John Derby and family drive to Englewood NJ to see Derby's father. Archie Keigan and spouse visit Tatlers in Stow. William D Tatler’s son serves at Camp Lee Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice J. Parker
Dorothy Hanson
William Anderson
Hyde Park
Lily Schwartz
Berlin
Marlboro
Walter Sanville
Patricia
Dover
New Hampshire
Center Place
Stow
Stow Woman's Association January Meeting Planned
The Stow Woman's Association will hold its January meeting at Stow Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon January 27. A 1:30 coffee hour precedes the gathering. District presidents will attend as guests. Mrs. Mary Manningham will speak on Life Can Be Fun, with Miss Allison P. Smith as soloist and Mrs. David Clemers as accompanist. Both are past presidents of the association.
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Stow
Stow Woman
Stow Town Hall
Mary Manningham
Allison P. Smith
David Clemers
Stow Association
Service Club Elects Officers at Union Church
At the Union Evangelical Church Service Club meeting officers for the coming year were elected. President is Mrs Florence Mackie, vice president Mrs Mass Margaret Priest, secretary Mrs Margaret Stow, treasurer Mrs Mary Lord, and executive board member Mrs Eleanor Peck.
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Service Club
Stow
Union Evangelical Church
Florence Mackie
Mass
Margaret Priest
Margaret Stow
Mary Lord
Eleanor Peck
Stow P T A Reports Progress On Pilot Grove Lunch Program
The Stow Parent Teachers Association held its January meeting at Hale High school with good attendance. Progress on the hot lunch program at Pilot Grove school was reviewed. equipment purchases include dishes stove sink and serving counters. Only part of the $2500 town appropriation has been spent. The goal is to serve all Pilot Grove students in the initial phase. The next PTA meeting is Tuesday evening February 10 at Hale High school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale High School
Civic Club Meeting Hosts Army Chaplain Speaker
Stow Civic Club drew strong attendance for a meeting with Rev. Howard A. Andrews former Union church minister and Army chaplain as guest speaker He shared experiences from his overseas service and many former servicemen attended who had not seen him in years.
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Stow Civic Club
Howard A. Andrews
Union Church
Army
Mr. Andrews
March of Dimes campaign opens in town drives donations
Postmaster Fred L. Strong chairs the appeal for the National Foundation for infantile paralysis. Letters go to townspeople and coin boxes will be placed in the Library, schools, and churches. The drive began Thursday January 15 and runs through January 31.
Town Employee Hurt in Fall From Town Truck
Stow worker George Stokes of Great Road, a Stow highway department employee, fell from a town truck last Monday. He was taken by ambulance to Emerson Hospital Concord for x rays on Thursday, remained for observation Friday, and the x rays showed no broken bones.
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Stow
George Stokes
Great Road
Stow Highway Department
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Stokes
Acton Garden Club elections set for 1948 spring show
Acton Garden Club fixed plans for a spring flower show to be held June 10 and 11 at the Acton Woman's Clubhouse. The executive board met at Mrs Alfred Hansen’s home and named committee members for arrangements and program duties across Acton Center West Acton South Acton and other areas.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Alfred Hansen
Newtone Road
Acton Center
Jehitford Armstrong
Wiliam Chipman
John Creighton
Garden Club
McPhillips Named President of Concord 91 Club
The Concord 21 Republican Club held its January meeting at Carbone’s Twin Trees in Maynard. Governor’s Councillor Warren G. Harris spoke of executive council service. New officers for 1948 were elected: Thomas Francis McPhillips president, H Bradford Sturtevant 3rd vice president, Eleanor Rider secretary, Maureen Hill treasurer, with Gerard Qua and Margaret Lawrence as directors and G Sherman Blair Jr. as past president. The club, now 54 members, seeks more participants.
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Concord
Republican Club
Carbone
Twin Trees
Maynard
Warren G. Harris
Otis M. Whitney
Thomas Francis McPhillips
H. Bradford Sturtevant
Eleanor Rider
Maureen Hill
Gera'd Qua
Bedford
Margaret Lawrence
G. Sherman Blair, Jr
Troop 33 Scouts Review Semaphore and Plan Trip
Wess Concorda 4 regular Troop 33 meeting at Harvey Wheeler School featured Cyril Perkins teaching semaphore. Scouts to meet Edgar A. Rohan's home Saturday for cross country ski trip and cook-out. Sunday they visit Olympic hockey at Boston Garden. Scout week planned for February 6 to 12.
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Wess
Old Secord
Harvey Wheeler School
Cyril ‘Perkin
Royal Navy
Scouig
Edgar A. Rohan
Central Street
Garde
Boston Garden
En ‘Garden Arena
Acton Church School Teachers Hold Meeting at Superintendent Home
South Acton Church school teachers met Tuesday at the home of superintendent Miss Florence Merriam. Center resident Bill Warren and West Acton resident Kenneth Marble celebrated birthdays Wednesday, Bill age 14 and Kenneth age 12.
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South Acton
Tu 7
Florence Merriam
Bill Warren
Center
Kenneth Marble
West Acton
Bill
Keneth
Concord Church Groups Hold Evening Meetings and Films
The Men's Club at West Concord Union Church hosted an evening gathering with entertainment by coach Bernie Megin of Concord High School who screened motion pictures and spoke on football. Plans include junior choir rehearsal at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and CY C groups meeting Friday at Hunt Gym.
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West Concord Union Church
Bernie Megin
Concord High School
Our Lady Help of Fans
Church West
Ge Intermediate
Avince C.Y.C
of Our Lady Help of ‘Christians Church
Hunt, Gyganasium
DDT Not Always Harmful to Animals
The article argues DDT is less dangerous to animals than feared when used in farm settings. It cites Missouri cattle that drank DDT spray with no ill effect, and West Virginia University dairy officials noting minimal toxicity concerns with water sprays. The piece notes no harmful results and effective fly control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
West Virginia
Dairy ‘Department
Dehoming Instruments Spread Common Disease
A cattle disease known as plasmosis has spread via dehorning tools in the United States. It is febrile infectious and affects older animals with mortality up to 50 percent. Treatment remains experimental and transmission is linked to dirty instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Au Téau
This Land of Ours Must Now Be Saved
The article argues wartime agricultural strain depletes soil and crops. It warns of fertilizer shortages and labor gaps lowering production, causing erosion and barren acres across the nation. It urges immediate action to restore soil and food supply.
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America
Dried Sweet Potatoes Take Feed Value From Corn
Oklahoma experiment station compares sun dried sweet potatoes to cracked No. 3 yellow corn in digestion and nitrogen balance trials with steers and lambs. Dried potatoes show 92.3 percent of corn’s digestible nutrient value and similar nitrogen retention in the animals.
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Oklahoma ‘Experiment Station
Textile mills adopt color conditioning and safety code
Color conditioning is rapidly spreading through textile mills and includes the new industrial safety color code developed during wartime.
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Sudbury
Nathaniel Loring
Nebraska
A&p
AGP
Ana Trine
LAD Bowl Garden
Florida
Eedless
McIntosh
Aygar
RED Circle Bokar
Jane Parker
Jenty
Spry
Evans
Libbyy
Ange
A&p Fancy
Net
LUX
Libby 'S
Y.C.H
Sunnyfield Family
Weacru
A-Penn
Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Dee, Jr
Eva Adele Langille
St. Bernard's Church
Will
Rnside
West Concord
Keith Martin
John Derby
Great
Mr. Derby
Gertrude Prosser
Englewood
Derbys
Archie Keigan
St. Lukes Hospital
New Bedford
Barclay J Tatler
William, D. Tatler
William D. Tatler
Camp Lee
Virginia
Stow P.T.A
Civic Club Met
March OF Dimes
Garden Club OF
McPhillips
Women’s Parish Association
Layrmen’s League
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