Sudbury notes and upcoming high school event
Sudbury Charlies Ohio reports a high school entertainment planned for April 3. Fred and Mrs Whiting were at the summer home Monday. Arthur White visited Hinghan then Brighton, staying over Sunday. Albert Nagler cut his head after a fall at home and Dr Hamletin attended. Howard Haynes began repairs at town hall with a new rear addition starting.
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Charlies
Way
Fred Whiting
Arthur White
Hinghan
Brighton
Albert Nagler
Hamletin
Howard Haynes
Town Hall
Evening entertainment with readings and films at church
A large crowd attended Saturday’s event in the auditorium. Mr. Moore presented humorous readings and lenticular views suited to Lent. A male trio including Mr. Davis Harvey Fairbank and William Stiles sang a selection. Rev. John D. Green preached a sermon from John 16 33. A fair and supper are planned for Tuesday April 3 afternoon and evening.
Arm Injury After Milk Wagon Accident
Isaac Améranult broke his arm Sunday morning when a horse started while unloading a milk wagon. He was taken to Mass General Hospital by Dr Hamblen who ordered care before he returned home Sunday night after a double fracture news.
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Isaac Améranult
Hamblen
Mass. General Hospital
Sudbury Woman's Club March Meetings and April Plans
The Sudbury Woman's Club met March 21 with Mrs. George Smith presiding pro tem. Miss Fredrika Maginnis of Emerson School of Expression delivered readings and Mr. Whiting spoke on current events. On March 23 members attended a dramatic reading of Betky Sharpe by Miss Adel Hoes at Huntington Hall. On April 4 a musical day is planned with refreshments at the close of the meeting.
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Sudbury
Local Notices From Acton Area Reflect Community Life
The column lists residents and happenings in Acton and nearby towns. It mentions Alfred Harris and family returning from Abington to the Harris cottage near North Acton station, Mrs. Charles I. Davis adding an extension to her home, Joseph Watch facing illness, and the post office building nearing completion with steel boxes planned. Also notes visits by Mrs. Drysdale to Woodstock New Brunswick, Mrs. Nelson Tenney tapping sugar maples, and general community updates from Thursday evening gathering at B.A. to RN’s home.
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Chester
Tors Merly
Charles Tuttle
Malden
Willagey
E. J White Hat
Ape
Tonaint William
Kingsley
Raymond Durkee
Cambridge
Alfred
Harris
Abington
Harris Cottage
North Acton Station
Charles 1
Davia
Charles
Joseph Watch
Mary L. Duren
Poppett
Acton
Board of Feeling
B.A
B.C. Page
Drysdale
Mra
B. S. Fobes
Woodstock
New Brunswick
Nelson “Tenney
Eace” Tate
Community Club at Acton Centre Expands Membership
Acton Centre Community Club reports rapid membership growth and keeps the charter open until the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening April 8. Residents from Acton Hast, Acton and North Acton urged to join before closing. Guest speaker Dr O J Morgan of Mase Agricultural College will discuss The Work of Community Organizations. Musical program features Miss Irma Dutkes, Prof George Dusseault, and Banarde Gi ssomone.
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Club of
Acton Centre
Acton
North Acton
Town. Hall
J. ‘Morgah
Mase
Agricultural College
Irma Dutkes
First Red Cross meeting at Congregational church
The Red Cross held its first meeting in the Congregational church Friday at 10 a.m. A goodly amount of work was accomplished and everyone is welcome to join in these efforts.
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The
Red Cross
Congregational
Special Meeting of Acton Mass Woman's Club Held at Millan Home
The executive board met at Mrs. Anna EB Millan's home to plan an event in town Hall scheduled for Wednesday evening April 11. Nootel ets will be sold after April 9 and guest tickets available only to members. A L Schafer to present a stereopticon lecture titled The March of the Seasons Through Mountains.
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Acton’ Mass
Anna EB. Millan
Atte
Oue
Town Hall
A. L. Schafer
Meeting in accordance with town vote on hall use
The town held a Saturday meeting to discuss hall usage with good attendance. Mrs. Waterson of Concord spoke on the work of the Red Grass charity, followed by Cyrus Pickard drilling a squad of about 20. A future meeting is planned for the next Saturday evening.
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Hela
Waterson
Concord
Cyrus’ Pickard
Nebulae Rotation and Planetary Births in Sung and World Making
A historical account argues spiral nebulae show rotation and form planets around central masses. It likens nebulae to propeller blades and notes evidence of objects being ejected and reformed into worlds. The piece invites awe at the workshop of the universe and the vast scales involved.
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Andromedds
Dreth
Dlriah Jon
Heleula
Wien ‘Ate
Ain
War Correspondents Revealed In Portable Frontline Tales
The passage describes how reporters in war zones avoid carrying gear. a seasoned journalist travels with limited gear and relies on prearranged arrangements. He refuses a revolver and shelter gear, using others' tents and bags if needed. The routine includes being guided by staff and hotel contacts.
Weather Almanac for March 29 in New England
Forecast says fair weather across New England with two high tides at 3 45 a m and 4 15 p m. Almanac notes moon phase and minor temperature readings amid ambiguous OCR text.
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New England
Invention Tale of a Boy and Maxim Note
A fragmentary report recalls Sir Hiram Maxim and a young inventor who built a sextant from thread. The tale mentions a small boy and improvised tools, describing a ghosthaead indicator used to swing along on a dark night.
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Hiram Maxim
Mihara
Farm Bureaus to Lead Massachusetts Food Effort This Summer
The Middlesex County Farm Bureau and county agents will drive farm production and food conservation to support soldiers and civilians. The Public Safety Committee backs farm bureau work to boost supplies, train youth, and link counties with state and federal agricultural aid for a wartime economy.
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Committee of Public Gafety
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
J. J. ‘Storfow
Uth. Com
Buresay
Leach County
Farhier
Hiécéddary
Department’ of Agriculturé
Washington
United States Civil Service Exam for Rural Route Vacancies
The United States Civil Service commission announced examinations for rural route vacancies in a Massachusetts county. Tests will be held at Concord Lowell, Marian, Framingham, Ayer, and Boston for qualified male citizens domiciled in the county. Form No. 1977 available locally or from Washington. applications should be forwarded promptly.
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United States Ceil Service ‘Commission
Mass
Concord
Lowell
Marian
Ayer
Boston
United States Civil ‘Service
Washington, P
Washington S
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