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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
5
Wisconsin civic leader and publisher Charles has been elected ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The 800,000 member organization held its annual gathering in the city and was attended by delegates.
Local notices advertise tax takings and property actions in Sudbury and Acton. Residents such as Lillian A. Hol and others face August public auctions and parcel takings under Chapter 60 provisions, with details on parcels, dates, and offices involved.
Dr. R Dodd of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station says legumes are essential for high quality forage and increased nitrogen for grass in permanent pastures. Seedings must be limed and fertilized. tests show success rises with soil prep or top dressing, and early spring sowing on prepared sod improves outcomes.
Oregon Maryland and Wisconsin experiment stations report that DDT dust at 25 pounds per acre, 3 percent dust, effectively controls the hairy vetch weevil though some honeybee losses occur. Bees largely absent for several days after dusting, yet the crop is protected, aiding beekeeping regions.
Instructions describe constructing a potting bench using a box sized 30 by 24 by 30 inches. Use three top pieces from the cut end, reinforce the top and sides with wood or metal cleats, and assemble for a sturdy work surface.
Buckwheat is identified as a cheaper rutin source than tobacco to prevent blindness and heart disease. The crop is harvested green to yield rutin, and reseeding is needed since the plat will not sprout again, allowing two or three crops if managed.
Sudbury friends and neighbors mourn Edmund H. Sears of Wayland who died Tuesday at his Pelham Island Road home. He led Fram ingham Union Hospital as president and devoted life to hospital administration and public service. Funeral services set for Friday at 3:30 p.m. at First Parish Church Wayland with Rev. Vivian Pomeroy officiating.
An interesting rhythm dancing display was presented on the lawn at St Hubert's last Thursday afternoon by the Summer term children under the direction of Mrs Wil.
Liam Porter presented an exhibition with performers including Goodnalyn Beck and Richard erie Peighcla Ford along with Billy Whitney Sylvia garet Anderson Gardner Pierce Dr and Mrs Karl Whitney and Miss Anne Moynihan taking part in the event.
A series of Friday evening dances at Sudbury Town Hall, directed by Arthur E. Fay, features a local musician group formed from a wartime high school ensemble. The orchestra, including World War II veterans, plays both traditional and modern dance numbers, drawing regional couples to join in.
News from Sudbury reports a visiting group led by the Mortons touring western states with Corinne Cutting as a member. They reached St Mary’s Fore at Glacier National Park enjoying delightful weather and scenery as Professor G. Frey gag of Weehawken and Mrs. Hall host guests.
Mr and Mrs Everett Montague and son William of Los Gaton Calif former residents of West Acton visited Mrs Montague s mother Mrs Clarence Cram and brother Lowell Cram both of West Acton. Margaret Cameron Nancy Lee Rita Spinney Norma Cornest and Edna Nichols all of West Acton attended Camp.
Middlesex 4 H camp at Ash by last week. Mr and Mrs Edward A Schmitz and children of Winsor Avenue spent weekend in New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Richard Powderly of Mass Avenue West Acton announced birth of a voter Emerson on July 14. Baby born on third birthday of brother Richard Jr. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Bean and family Lexington moved into Mass Avenue property recently purchased from Henry Colorusso. West Acton Woman's Club hosting Home Talent Night next Wednesday July 31 at clubhouse Central Street. local acts should contact Mrs Frederick Bird.
Rev Henning E. Danielson pastor of the West Acton Baptist church serves as instructor for Gamp in West Acton, continuing church duties while engaging in teaching activities.
Services led by H Edward Rowe at Ambassa camp Ocean Park last Sunday with Lois conduct midweek service at 7 45 pm. Sunday school resumes 9 30 next Sunday but will be closed for August.
The Camp Fire Girls offer girls a chance to join the Arlington camp through August 8 with daily activities and a final fee. The Menotomy Rocks site on Jason Street in Arlington provides milk, craft supplies, instruction and numerous activities including dramatics pottery games and outdoor cooking. The program also features trips and handicrafts. Jines and Frank W. of Great Road plan a larger home through the purchase of a 12 room house and the dairy of William J. Martines.
The Betten property owner Mrs William Verfae transfers 70 acres of land and stock, including the Blue Ribbon Dairy. 4 H Club girls tending the Ashby camp are Betty Santora J Swanson Elinor and Alice Damery. Warren B E Dolton and Grace Ruth Butler celebrate their tenth anniversary, married July 20 1936 at the Congregational Church per Dr J Garton. They have two sons and one daughter.
The event honored the standout student arc of the class with a rare achievement marked by perseverance and school years of effort. A teacher noted the student’s steady progress and dedication to academics and extracurriculars throughout junior high.
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