Lovell Bus Lines Expands Service Amid Gas Rationing
Lovell Bus Lines plans new and revised routes to meet defense industry travel needs. Maynard terminal manager O A Wethenbee says additional late evening service will aid war workers and residents in Maynard Concord Arlington and Sudbury. The company will add stops and adjust timetables to improve connections with Hudson Marlboro and Framingham, while preserving total trips.
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Maynard
Lovell Bis
O. A. Wethenbee
John Lovell
Lovell Bus Lines
Weymouth
Uth
Fore River
Duey
Jaynard
Concord
Arlington
Additon
Bosm
Wetherbee
Lexington
Watertown
Sudbury
Waltham
Hudson
Stow
Marlboro
Framingham
Clinton
Leominster
Office of Defense Transportation
Lovell
Acton Families Receive Word of Servicemen News
Acton residents report sons and relatives serving away. Burton, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert of South Acton, is stationed with the Marines in Parris Island South Carolina. Mrs John Beaugarde Acton returns from a week at her Kentucky home. Superintendent Richard B Greenman and family vacation at Lake Waukee. Phyllis Webb and Mildred Coolidge of West Acton spend two weeks at Work Beach Maine. Agniee of West Acton leaves for five weeks in Shirley. Lieut A Rey of Fort Devens and wife occupy Beech Street apartment. D I returns to Flushing after month with sister Inez Beebe of North Acton.
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Herbert
South Acton
Merriam
Burton
Marines
Parris South Carolina
John Beaugarde Acton
Tucky
Island
West
Richard B. Greenman
Lake Wi Ukee
Phyllis Webb
Mildred Coolidge
West Acton
Work Beach
Maine
Agniee
Shirley
Lieut. A. Rey
Fort
Buy Bonds or You May Have to Live in Them
A local finance columnist warns residents about rising debt and high interest costs, urging voters to consider government bonds as a safe long term investment and advising prudent budgeting to avoid future financial strain.
Middle Town News Brightens Week with Local Duties
Miss Vesta Balsor of Gordon College led the morning service at Center Congregational church last Sunday. Next Sunday Rev. Davis Wallace of Lunenburg fills in during the usual pastor's absence. A special Acton Woman's club meeting discussed plans for the coming year. A petition urged Representative Valentine to seek a national convention for a democratic world government. Mrs. Edoward Bursaw hosted a luncheon and bridge at Concord tearoom and home. Doris Hartwell and Barbara Horton attend the Christian Endeavor conference in Northfield all week. Mrs. Warren Hartwell and daughter Phyllis visit Belmont Vermont relatives. Mrs. Edwin B. Taylor plans a week at Lake Nabnasset. Robert Clapp transfers to a Virginia camp. Advertising Pays Dividends.
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Vesta Balsor
Gordon College
Center
Davis Wallace
Lunenburg
Lynne P. Townsend
Acton Woman's Club
Alfred Casassa
Valentine
Roosevelt
Congress
Edoward Bursaw
Concord
Bridge
O. L. Clark
Warren Hartwell
Phyllis
Belmont
Vermont
Edwin B. Taylor
Pops Road
Lake Nabndsset
Robert Clapp
Harold Clapp
North Acton
Virginia
Oldest Water Rights Linked to Assabet Mills
Myanard is identified among the oldest water rights in the region tied to the Assabet Mills of the American Woolen Co. at Fort Meadow Pond Marlboro. The eastern causeway reopening ties Maynard Hudson Stow Sudbury and others to Marlboro, after flood damage in 1938, with WPA and state funds aiding reconstruction and water supply for Metropolitan Boston.
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Marlboro
Hudson
Maynard
Stow
Sudbury
Fort Meadow Pond
City of
Boston
Fort Meadow
Brook
WPA
H. J. Billings Joins Acton Ration Board
Acton welcomes Howard J. Billings of South Acton to its ration board as helpers during the gasoline rush. The local board, led by secretary Beatrice Parsons and assistants, received volunteer aid from Mary Yeaton, Harry E. Fannon, Clara Sawyer, Mrs. Ralph W. Piper, Ralph Rogers, and Virginia Milbery.
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Acton
Howard J. Billings
South Acton
Beatrice Parsons
Vesta Balsor
Mary Yeaton
Harry E. Fannon
Clara Sawyer
Ralph W. Piper
Ralph Rogers
Virginia Milbery
Lincoln Quote on Wisdom Through Time
A concise Lincoln remark notes that a man should strive to be wiser today than yesterday, underscoring self-improvement and continuous learning. The aphorism emphasizes personal growth as a daily pursuit.
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Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Vincent J. Pollina Office Hours Notice
Chiropodist podiatrist Dr. Vincent J. Pollina announces office hours all day and evening by appointment. Located at 147 Main St Framingham with telephone Maynard 731 M 7651.
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Vincent’ J. Pollina, Jr
Maynard
Main St
Framingham
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