Flying limits and mountain renaming debate in local paper
W A Poiter of United Air Lines cautions flying may advance but not replace autos and rails, noting planes lack flexibility and parking. The piece also discusses proposed mountain names near the second highest state peak, with Spruce Hill favored by locals and debates on official naming versus traditional terms.
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W. A. Poiter
United Airlines
Sup- BE
Mud Pond
Moonrise Lake
Nk Hollow
Sunset Valey
Spruce Hill
Spruce
Annuals for Cutting Thrive from Fall Sowing
Gardeners can sow many annuals this fall to support cutting gardens and spring color. Centaureas and larkspur winter safely from seed. poppies, petunias, snap dragons, alyssum, nicotiana, gypsophila, Chinese forget me nots, calendulas and more can be sown now. Tender annuals like marigolds and zinnias should wait until spring. snaps may survive winter with cloche protection.
Mulching Tips for Seed Sowing in Wet Spring Weather
The text advises adding a small ventilating slit in the side and emphasizes mulch as the key factor in seed sowing. Heavy rains wash seeds from rows unless protected, suggesting leaves, straw or stalks for cover and a wooden curb around seed beds to prevent washout during heavy rains. transplanting in spring may follow.
Acton Pupils Close Campaign at Local School
The school divided into blue and gold teams raised 70.50 and 175.00 respectively for a total of 446.00. Top sellers were Patsy Curleey 87 Virginia Richardson 32.50 Gertrude Erkkinen 22.50 Roger Backman 12.50 Robert Gallagher 7.00. An ice cream party will reward the winning team and a basketball basket gift is planned for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Richard Greenmt
Patsy ‘Curleey
Virginia Richardson
Gertrude Erkkinen
Roger Backman
Robert Gallagher
Publishng Company
Sudbury Women Attend President's Day Meeting
SUDBURY Mrs. Henry E. Webster and Mrs. Webster attended President's Day at the Concord Woman's club. Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Tallant and Mr. James Ogilvie with Miss Hilda Ogilvie traveled from Concord road to Worcester Wednesday evening for the State Grange convention. Landowners are warned to destroy gypsy moth nests within 60 days or the Selectmen will perform the work and bill the landowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Webster
Webster
Cutting
Sudbury
Acton Sunday School Party Planned by Church
The Acton Center Congregational church Sunday school will hold a party Friday evening in the church rooms. Mrs J Henry Engman, superintendent, is in charge. Thomas and Robert Townsend sons of Rev and Mrs Lynne Townsend recently visited with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center Congregational Church
J. Henry Engman
Thomas and
Robert Townsend
Lynne Townsend
Bronk Riders Set to Thrill Boston Garden Rodeo Fans
The World's Championship Rodeo opens at Boston Garden on October 30 and runs for 13 evenings and 5 matinees through November 11. The feature showcases bronco riders facing a raging horse, with riders required to stay atop for nine seconds as crowds witness a blend of danger and tradition in a classic cowboy contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Garden
Cooper, Newhall
Calif
Sudbury Red Cross Seeks Help For Big Dressmaking Push
Marjorie B. Hill urges Sudbury volunteers to increase effort for Red Cross production. The chapter has shipped 70 items this period but has logged 1 640 garments cut sewn and knitted by local women. A 60 day goal aims to produce 170 woolen dresses, with many volunteers needed to clear non essentials and boost service at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sudbury
Marjorie B. Hill
Sudbury Chapter
Shrubs Now Featured by Little-Tree Farms
Little-Tree Farms along Route 30 near Worcester Pike in Kramingha Centre showcases Yews upright spreading and dwarf for foundation hedges and backgrounds. Also displayed are Azaleas Abelia Snowhill Hydrangea Snowberry Coralberry Jethead Witch-Hazel and a variety of evergreens suitable for shade. The nursery is open daily until dark for fall planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little-Tree
Worcester Pike
Kramingha
Little Tree Farms
Brave Man Defines Courage as Subduing Fear
A quotation from Joanna Baillie asserts true bravery lies in a noble soul that conquers fear and dares the danger nature shrinks from. It emphasizes valor as inner restraint and decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Baillie
Meaning of Luck and Hard Work Quotation
A Max O Rell quotation defines luck as enduring hardships and privations and as steady discipline. It equates luck with never hesitating to endure long nights of work and always keeping appointments and catching trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O’rell
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Notes
Sunday services are listed with times 7:45 p m for testimonials and 1 45 a m for Sunday School The article reports on sermons December 7 on Adam and Fallen Man and includes Bible selections and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Adam
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord News Roundup of Births Meetings and Socials
Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Pearsall welcome daughter Carol Mary born October 28 at Emerson Hospital. Hawthorne Chapter OES meets November 12 at Masonic Temple with Mrs Sue Lyon presiding. J Clifford Geer to speak at Solonial Inn noon Thursday. Ervin Ruthford to lead. Helpings Hand Society hosts silver tea at Mrs Hans Hansen home West Concord. Mrs Alfred Madsen assisting hostess. Woman's Union of Trinity Congregational Church reschedules to November 1 at 2 30 in parish house. Bella Davis reports. Mrs Acela O'Brien hosts whist for Stigmatine Seminary in Waltham with Mrs Steffanelli assisting. Lou Venti, brother of Mrs Steffanelli, is a Bovida c at the terminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Henry Pearsall
Hartford Street
Bedford
Carol Mary Pearsall
Emerson Hospital
J. Clifford’ Geer
Concord
Solonial Inn
Ervin L. Ruthford
Helpings Hand Society of
West Concord Union Church
Hans’. Hansen
Main Street
West Concord
Alfred M. Madsen
Woman’s Union of Trinitarian Congregational Church
Bella E. Davis
Ac Ael O'Brien
Elsinore
Reet
Oine
Waltham
Charles. Steffanelli
Lou
Venti
Steffanelli
Student to Transfer After Final Season at Current School
The athlete will complete his final year at the current institution and will be transferred to Wellesley next year. This move affects team dynamics and future plans for both schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Little Nancy Newbury Celebrates Her Second Birthday
Anne Newbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Egbert Newbury Jr of Wood Street celebrated her second birthday on Tuesday with family and neighbors in the city.
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Little
Nancy
Anne Newbury
Egbert
Newbury, Jr
Wood Street
Sudbury Grange sixth degree marks and local events
Ten Sudbury Grange members have earned the sixth degree as the National Grange convenes in Worcester on November 14. Sudbury hosts nursing classes from November 6 at 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. at the Public Health Nursing Association office on Boston Post Road with Miss Perry and Mrs Capon. Alumni hear Miss Gertrude Halloran speak on Mexico. W.A.P.A. Club members meet at Barbara Giles home. Lancaster attends the Fall Institute on Parent Education at the State House. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health runs the annual adolescent life course. Albert Tallant of the Center is elected secretary of the Charles A Welch Lodge in Maynard.
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Sudbury Grange
National Grange
Worcester
Sudbury
Sudbury Home
Public Health Nursing Association
Boston Post Road
Perry
Charles R. Capon
Gecainen Hill Road
Sever Merhvers
W.a.pa
Birth of Virginia Ann Pierce in Concord Hospital
Sudbury born October 25 to Mr and Mrs Owen Pierce Jr a daughter named Virginia Ann born at Concord hospital with the infant listed in the birth record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Concord Hospital
Owen Pierce, Jr
Virginia Ann
Grange Elects Officers for 1942 Meeting
Sudbury Grange will elect officers for the year 1942 at its regular meeting on Tuesday evening November 11. The session is set to proceed with the election and related Grange business.
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Grange
Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Miss Sarah Olsen Recovers After Major Operation
Miss Sarah Olsen daughter of Helmar Olsen of Westford Road is rapidly recovering from a serious operation at Wollange Hospital Brookline last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Olsen
Helmar Olsen
Westford Road
Wollange Hospital
Brookline
Integrity of Life Fame’s Best Friend Crowned Beyond Death
Quote by John Webster on integrity and fame. A reflecting line notes noble life endures beyond death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webster
Annual Grange sale and events at Middlesex Central Grange
An annual sale under the Mapp and Gate prizes is planned in Grange, Manning on November 1 at 7 PM. The evening features a decorated sale hall, prizes including a robe and umbrella, and a competitive night entertainment. Proceeds fund the Grange. tickets by William Hayward. Also noting upcoming elections and banquets for Middlesex Central Grange and Maynard Grange.
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Pries
Mapp and Gate
Grange
M ‘Ning
B Effie
Kathe Ginnis
Hazefood
Mary Powers
Edmund’ Lowney
Elsie Howard
Haze Bumpus
William Hayward Wits
Ber
New State
G. Turner
Andover
Melrose
W. Sims
Dorothy Alving
Dora
Ann Dora
Eric F
William Hays
Edmund Whitn
Edmund Whitney
Edna
Kotte
Middlesex
Central Grange
Actonhall
Maynard Grange
Jones
Marion Croft
Blanket Club
Turer
Shrewsbury Girls Defeat Maynard In Close Hockey Match
Shrewsbury High girls edge Maynard in a tight 2-1 road contest. Sweet scores a late solo goal, with Bremer adding the other for Shrewsbury while Maynard’s offense struggles to finish. Referee Mrs. Hickey oversaw the match as timekeepers and scorers noted the effort.
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Maynard
Shrewsbury
Miss. Bremera
Orange
Sweet -Il
Janson
J Rano
O’brien
Crotty
Smithler
Mariano
Greeno’ Laima
Walls
Mikél
Smaha
Jealousy Cited as Spring of Love in Unclear Verse
Fragmentary lines discuss jealousy and love, noting an unlabeled parent rushing to something described as 8H the child, with references to J. C. and A. W. Hare. The text is enigmatic and lacks clear events or identities to confirm a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
A.W. Hare
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