Ames V. Miller Takes Pastorate At Union Evangelical
Ames V. Miller is named pastor at Union Evangelical Church. A graduate of a college in Indiana and of a bone medical seminary, he served as minister in 1945 and later pursued further study. He and Mrs. Miller supported church programs and Boy Scouts, with plans to move to Concord after a Indiana trip where she will teach commercial subjects at Concord High School.
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Lions Club Outdoor Cookout At Harris Home
About 40 Concord Lions Club members and guests enjoyed their annual outdoor cookout at Ray L. Harris home in North Acton Route 27. Rain held off for a social evening with weenies dramburgers tonies salads and banjo entertainment by new member Robert MacFarland. The event was the first of three outdoor meetings with committee members Lincoln T. Ravenscroft Dr Edward S. Nahigian David B. William Lloyd Hook and Richard Jenney thanked Mr Harris for his generosity.
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Robert MacFarland
Starter Fertilizer Boosts Tomato Yield Slated by Scientists
New York state experiment station reports soluble starter fertilizer formulas improve transplant success and early tomato yields. A 15-80-14 mix dissolves fully, avoiding straining, with four pounds per 50 gallons or 10 pounds of 5 10-5 per same water amount. Application at planting yields titanic tonnage per acre and cost under $1 for materials, especially beneficial at first pick.
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Glass used to conduct light as a pipe
A lesser known property of glass is its ability to channel light along a designed path, effectively acting as a light pipe to illuminate targeted locations. Researchers note potential applications in optics and sensing, leveraging glass’s transparency and refractive qualities.
Precautions to Cut Haying Mishaps Foreseen by Safety Council
National Safety Council urges farmers to act during the haying season. Improve equipment checks for defective hitches and pulleys, guard loft chutes, and ensure hay racks are safe. Start and stop machinery carefully, keep guards in place, and store pitchforks in plain sight. Avoid loose clothing and monitor damp hay for heating to prevent barn fires.
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Two Row Stalk Cutter for Field Preparation
A two row stalk cutter is described as mounted on skids for transport between fields. When reversed with blades off and rotated, it levels corn stalks to the ground aiding next crop. Arc welding creates a rigid frame needed for hauling the cutter between fields behind a traction unit.
Plm Island Fishing Trip Prompts Local Outing
Stow Leon Laursen and companions Clifford Laursen Maynard Luker and Arthur Patterson enjoyed a deep sea fishing trip on Plum Island on Sunday. The Borough Pomona Grangers invite all to an outing next Sunday August 1 at Hollis New Hampshire with a box lunch at eleven o'clock and sports and refreshments for all.
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Draftees in Stow Boxboro Must Register in Framingham
Framingham is designated draft board number 18 for registering draftees from Stow Boxboro Marlboro Framingham Hopkinton Weston Ashland Natick Holliston and Sherborn. Men aged 18 to 25 in these towns must register for military service.
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Telephones Fail After Friday Storm in Stow
Heavy Friday rains left about 25 telephone lines out of order in Stow for over twelve hours. No fires or accidents were reported during the outage.
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Bradford Visits Stow for 15 Minute Town Hall Chat
Governor Robert F. Bradford drew a warm reception in Stow at Town Hall on Monday evening July 26 for a brief fifteen minute talk with residents. The event featured Robert Derby of Great Road Stow, newly named chairman of the Republican Town Committee.
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Illness Report Shows Measles In Crescent Street Child
Sixteen month old Gale Pat Verson of Crescent Street is very ill with measles. Miss Lena Lewis of Valley View Great Road Stow returned from a two week vacation at Fernside Princeton Massachusetts and resumed duties at Dennison Manufacturing Company on Monday.
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Tee who greeted the Governor on his Visit to Stow
Local note recalls a greeting extended to the Governor during a visit to Stow. The brief mentions the welcoming attendee and the absence of any formal ceremony details.
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4-D Spray Proves Fatal To Some Woody Plants
Several woody plants including willows die from 2 4 D sprays but large shrubs or trees may not be killed. It can prevent resprouting when applied as a concentrated spray ten re sprouts after cutting. Repeated applications needed to stop regrowth. Texas maintains five state forests 76 state parks and 500 roadside parks through the highway department.
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