Middlesex Rams March Toward Inter-town Title with 48-39 Win
In Parker Hall on Sunday the Middlesex Rams beat the Co-op five 48 to 39 to push toward the inter-town half title. Doc Flaherty led with 14 points, Toropa 11, Lawson 10 as washmen notch fourth straight win. Co-op’s Kiki Katigas had 9. passing team struggled at times. In a second game the Jewish Council edged the KR Club 39-36 with Kadis 9 and the Seder brothers totaling 12 split between them. Denisiuk 12 for the A's and Bidorvicn 8. The league advances court status and development.
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Middlesex Ramn
Parker Hall
Aome
Doc Flaherty
Sae
Toropa
Lawson
Washmen
Torppa
Kiki Katigas
Jewish Council
Kadis
Seder Brothers
Jim Denisiuk
A’s
Bidorvicn
Cars On Sale This Week Offer Down Payments
Special pricing this week includes a 1985 Terraplane in grey with vermilion space and a 1931 Ford Beach Wagon seating ten. Down payments from $83.00 with insurance offered. limited listings available, visit for more details.
Wanted One Horse Dump Cart
Classified note seeks a used one horse dump cart. Contact Dan Filppo Box 98 Lake Boone Road Stow.
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Dan Filppo
Lake Boone Road
Stow
Adv
Card of Thanks for Michael May
The family expresses appreciation for kindness during their bereavement and for flowers and Spiritual Bouquets sent after the death of Michael May.
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Michael May
Bedford Grange meeting features poetry night and game
Bedford Grange members gathered in Grange Hall for a poetry recital night and a belated beano after the business portion. Mrs. Ruby Gault of Great Road is improving after a serious Lexington auto accident. The Bedford Woman's Community Club met at Mrs. Paul Webber's home for a talk on Current Events. A Valentine party hosted by the PTA was held at the school auditorium due to a snow storm. The Winchenbaugh family mourns the death of Mr. Winchenbaugh from an ear infection.
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Bedford Grange
Grange Hall
Ruby Gault
Great ‘Road
Lexington
Bedford Woman's Community Club
Paul Webber
Hillside Avenue
Harold O. Graves
Parent-Teacher Association
Fern Winchenbaugh
Hartford Street
Mr. Winchenbaugh
West Actor Woman's Club to mark 40th anniversary
The West Acton Woman's Club observes its 40th anniversary on Monday March 9 with a program. Founded March 2 1896 the club allied with the State Federation in 1899 and with the General Federation in 1920 later incorporating in 1926. A poem by Miss Laura A Brown will be read and a social hour follows with invited guests including state federation president Mrs Thomas J Walker and district director Mrs Walter T Stanton.
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West Actor—The West Actor Woman's Club
Leland F. Howe
Eugene L. Hall
State Federation
General Federation
Lucy M. Mead
Laura A. Brown
Miss Brown
Shany
Acton Minute
Albertie Meag
Acton School
Walter T. Stanton
Stow
Mass
1Lth
Eugene L. Hail
Fiat
Laura Brown
Royal Observatory and Greenwich Mean Time Origins
The Royal Observatory in Greenwich was built in 1675 so John Flamsteed could diligently record star tables. Seventeenth century navigators faced confusion over celestial and geographic positions, prompting royal measures to standardize Greenwich Mean Time and latitude longitude for orderly navigation.
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Royal Observatory
Charles II
Jon Flamsteed
Greenwich
Brazil's Independence and Empire Formation
The text notes Brazil's 1822 proclaims independence and establishment as an empire under Dom Pedro I, son of the Portuguese king, who led the movement. It mentions the shift to a republican form later and references related political changes and leadership.
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Brazil
Dom Pedro I
Portugal
State Seeks Unclaimed Bank Deposits in Suffolk County
Attorney general seeks to turn over long unclaimed deposits to the Commonwealth and filed petitions with the probate register. The effort, first in Massachusetts, targets Suffolk County where more than 300000 dollars may be involved, mostly under one dollar per account.
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Suffolk County
Commonwealth
Register
Attorney-General’s Office
Massachusetts
Uses of Word Ether in Science and Language
The word ether has two distinct uses. It names a volatile liquid for anesthesia and a historical concept of a pervading medium for light and radio waves. The ether concept is now of decreasing scientific importance.
Depth limits of lake trout tied to oxygen in water
Lake trout descend depth is set by water oxygen content. They feed deep in lakes and stay near the bottom in shallow ones. Deeper lakes have an oxygenless layer below a certain depth where no fish survive.
Paved Paths Worn by Centuries of Trade Across Africa
Native African paths through the interior, rarely more than ten inches wide, show centuries of travel wear giving them a roadlike hardness. The routes, shaped by frequent crossings, reveal the continent’s extensive inland mobility and trade connected by foot and animal paths.
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Oninaiee Satea
Sylvia Scarlet
Charles B. French
L A. Herald. Express
Warner Bro
A. Post
Warner Bros
Mar Reinhardts
Night’s Dream
William Shakespeare
Mendelssohn
Thossane
James Cagney
Joe E. Brown
Dick Powell
Anita Louise Olivie Dehavilland
Jean Muir
Hugh Herberk
Frank McHugh
Ross Alexander Verree Teasdale
Ian Hunter
Mickey Rooney
Victor Jory
Maynai
House OF Hits
Maynard
FBI
Sarbara Stanwyck
Rent Bara
Sun
Annie
Nome
Heer Tee
F. Tuttle Aston
Woman's Club
L. F. Howe
Tel
Acton St. Maynard
National Roofing CO
Neil St. Marlboro
Emile J. Jaworek
Robert Hickey
Roseville
Calif
Hickey
Geass
New England
Marlboro
Wm. A. Bolsover
la Tel
Gorey Gidg
Terihess
Mocieeen
Hardug
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