Elks Leader Attacks Communists Over Freedom Train
A Lafayette attorney and Elks official urged expanded support for the Freedom Train and its documents. He urged 1435 Lodge members to redouble efforts in every city to oppose Communist influence and defend the American constitutional form and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Freedom
Efeee
Lafayette A. Baieles
Ted
T and Protective
New York
Elks Lodge
National
Portland
Ore
Gras
Educational” Department
Mfc
Olaine
Gay Gadgets and Gardenias In a Whimsical Parade
A playful column mixes fashion tips and flirtatious devices for corsages worn with tape on shoulders using gardenias. It leans into cheeky slogans and nursery rhyme whimsy, then shifts to humorous wordplay and light verse about social wooing and clever banter.
Silver Tea at Methodist Church Saturday
Members of the Young Adult Group sponsor a public silver tea at the church Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. An entertainment will be presented at 4 o'clock. The article notes the aluminum industry rising to among the nation s top ten employers after previously ranking fifteenth prewar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
The
Methodist Church
Local Couple to Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Hudson couple Mr. and Mrs. John Forance of 14 River Street plan to observe their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday November 30. They were married at St. Paul’s Church by P Mulen. Mr. Forance runs a trucking business and is a World War II veteran. he is a past commander of the Marine Corps League post or Veterans of Foreign Wars member. Mrs. Forance is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and both are well known in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
John Forance
River Street
Ael’s Church
Ae ‘P. Mulen
Grac ‘Ors
Ae Whio
Wartik Face
Marine Corps League
Forance
Fourth Grandchild Born to Smith Family in November
Mr and Mrs Allison P Smith announce the birth of their fourth grandchild, a girl named Ruth Winifred, born Monday morning November 17. Eldest son Robert A Smith and his wife Dorothy Lyon welcomed the baby in B. W. Africa. Rev and Mrs Nicho's are among relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Allison P. Smith
Great Road
Robert A. Smith
Dorothy Lyon
B. W. Africa
Keith
Sudan
Ruth Winifred
Eae Beres
Nicho's
Yor
Siaith
Feeding stimulants to increase weight gain in cattle trial
Washington experiment station tested four groups of Hereford heifers and steers with different supplement rations over 14 weeks. Groups receiving Nux vomica and Thiouracil showed higher final gains and lower feed cost per pound of weight gain than controls or Fowler's solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fowler
Percheron Horse Shows Shape British Breeding Effort
Near Normandy during World War I the Sof draft horse demand spurred a Percheron surge. By 1918 the British Percheron Horse Society formed to promote Percheron breeding. The breed is gray or black with little white, stallions at six hands three inches and mares slightly shorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Eee
Percheron Horse Society
Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor Rally in Boxboro
The Middlesex Local Christian Endeavor Union holds its monthly meeting November 21 in Boxboro at 7 30 p m. Mrs Norman Bercy of Medford leads the program with Wendell Raynor presiding over the business session. Young people from Hudson Sudbury Maynard Stow Boxboro Acton Concord Groton and Littleton invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Middlesex
Christian Endeavor Union
Boxboro
Norman Bercy
Medford
State Christian Endeavor Recreational
Hudson
Sudbury
Maynard
Acton
Concord
Groton
Littleton
Wendell Raynor
Paper Drive Saturday Aids Scout Fund Raisers
Scouting volunteers plan a Saturday paper drive to raise funds and save time. Boy Scouts aim to collect papers from Severy and nearby homes, tying bundles to speed processing and support their fund drive.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting at Town Hall
Stow VFW Auxiliary Wilko Pekka Post will meet at Town Hall on Tuesday evening, November 25. A housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Priest of Gleasondale road was hosted Saturday by Clinton Sewing Circle, with Mrs. Priest a member. Seventeen from Clinton and Worcester were present and gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Wilko ‘Allén ‘Pekkata Post
Fragmented note hints at farm fire hazard and disease risk
Fragmentary OCR text references fire risk near barns and manure piles, possible use of chemicals, and concerns about disease outbreaks in turkey and sheep operations. Mentions prevention, flares, and cent rigging around a barn with unclear details. The garbled phrasing obscures concrete events or dates.
Busy BE on a Stow Tubeday meeting
Fragmentary text indicates a planned meeting or gathering labeled Tubeday with a note about sowing of the Stow. Readable elements include a meeting at Be with unclear date or full venue details and no identifiable organizations or people.
Discharge Notice About Harold Ritolehto Residence
A discharge notice references Harold Ritolehto of 3 Johh Ritolehty Street. The readable fragment notes a charged meal item and discharge action without clear context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rece
Harold Ritolehto
Surpre on Birt Stow Miss Si of Red Ae
An 1900 report notes low pay under two dollars a day for workers amid a short, unclear description of a person and location. The garbled text mentions a surprise and a home, with minimal readable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lafayette
York
BPO Elks
Order
Maytag
Concord Appliance
Walden Street Tel
Conened
Mass
Anderson
Menapapers
Feetaree
Nancy Pepper
Quary
Don Henry Quixote
Warmongers
Ree Manni
Meke & Massie
Andrew
Veterion
Fom
W. 3
Deyden
British
Perchéron
Histon, Cam
Robert J. Laursen
Eeesse Laursen
Great
Emerson Hospital
Mary Speepeon
Harold
Hte Tuer
Amingham Community
Ene Warbin
Berlin
Allisoh. P
Ware
William Peek
Seed Road
Deph Sa
Weekham Académy
Ie Academy
Ieee
Blackhead
Iat
Jie Boas Oe
F. Hillside
Hillside Ave
Rene
C Venient
East Coast
Avil Bedford
Bedford
LEX
B.S. Robie
Inci
Y Robert A of
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!