Lebanese wedding ties American nurse to Navy veteran
Miss Marion Gates, daughter of Mrs. Frank W. Gates, and Lt. A. Gates of Lebanon were married in Choueir Lebanon in a ceremony attended by 87 guests including American missionaries. The bride, a Wellesley and Yale Nursing graduate, will teach at Sidon Girls School. The groom is a former Navy veteran and graduate of Maryville College. The couple planned a Lebanon-honeymoon before settling in an apartment at the Sidon Girls School.
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Choueir
Marion Me
Frank W. ‘Gates
Gerald
Lebanon
A A. Gates
Dorman Jr
Albert G. Edwards
Irene Teagarden
Sidon Girls School
Bedford
Lexington High School
Wellesley College
A.B. Anid
Yale School of Nursing
M.N
Yale Institute of Human Relations
Mr. Gates
M Collége
Maryville
Tennessee
Yale Dmvipy
Becca GP Foreign Missions
Fie Aeterian Church
U.S. A
Inee
Allison P Smith Returns Home From Worcester Hospital
Allison P Smith of Great Road returned home from Worcester Memorial Hospital on Saturday after a four week stay for major surgery. Mr and Mrs Everett Smith in Worcester hosted her during recovery and she went home on Saturday.
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Allison P. . Smith
Great Road
Worcester Memorial Hospital
Regional convention attendance at Boston meet and banquet
Percy H. Howard of Great Road attended the first regional convention of the In door Sports Club Inc Boston Chapter held in Boston on Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Anthony Naursea of Crescent street and Mrs Robert Yaur sena good sports member drove the key to Boston for the meeting and banquet.
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Stow
Percy
H. Howard
Great Road
Indoor Sports Club, Inc
Boston
Anthony. Naursea
Crescent Street
Athens meters report first week tally of thefts and slugs
Police in Athens Alabama report the first week of new parking meters resulted in several thefts and confiscated slugs. Investigators say four slugs were recovered along with multiple meter tampering incidents.
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Athens
Ala
Ultraviolet Light Boosts Hen Egg Output
The Department of Agriculture reports hens exposed to ultraviolet light lay 10 to 19 percent more eggs after five years of tests. Conducted at the Beltsville Maryland Agricultural Research Center, the underground poultry house experiments began in 1945, using short invisible light rays to raise production while also noting these rays kill bacteria. The study found the egg boost is not linked to bacteria reduction or vitamin D, and the exact properties of the light remain unidentified.
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Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Department of Agricuture
New Rabbit Repellant Proves Highly Effective
A new rabbit repellent shows strong effectiveness in protecting beans lettuce radishes greens carrots corn and flowers. It can be dusted on plants or sprayed with water. In tests lettuce patches treated with the repellent avoided nibbling while untreated plants were damaged. Researchers note rabbits showed less interest in carrots.
Honte-Made Ladder A Great Farm Convenience
A simple straight pole six to seven inches in diameter forms a versatile ladder for farm use. Wrap wire around eight feet from the large end, split the pole, and spread halves. Make holes for the bottom rung and secure with wire. Notches are cut for upper rungs and nailed in place for a sturdy ladder.
Consumption of Canned Milk Increases in U S
A survey shows rising U S use of canned evaporated and condensed milk with annual consumption up about 2 percent, reflecting larger portions and higher sales across the country.
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U.S
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars meet to decide on disbanding
Allen Pek kala Post and its Auxiliary plan regular meetings at Town hall on October 10 and 11. Members will decide whether to disband the group unless turnout increases.
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Stow
Willie
Allen Pekkala
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Town Hall
Friday Final Day For Registering In Stow Town Clerk Says
Clerk Francis F. Warren announces final registration day Friday October 6 at Stow Town Hall from 12 noon to 10 p m for local voters to register or update records.
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Stow
Francis F. Warren
Stow Town Hall
Club Meets Tuesday at Stow Library for Bulb Talk
The Stow Garden Club holds its monthly meeting Tuesday October 10 at the library. Mrs Americo Nemiccolo of Mariboro will give a talk on spring bulbs and distribute bulbs to members.
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Stow
Stow Garden Club
Americo Nemiccolo
Mariboro
Stow Updates on Local Residents and School Closure
Stow residents receive medical and relocation news as Mrs. Josephine Jokinen recovers at Hudson Hospital while Mrs. Gilda Holden and family move to Woburn. Pearl Packard is transported to Marlboro Hospital after a fall injuring her arm. All Stow schools close Thursday October 12 for Columbus Day. Lawrence Poole reenlists in the U S Navy and departs October 13 for Providence Rhode Island. Edwin Marjaama and family relocate to Seattle Washington for Boeings Aircraft job. address listed as Redmond Washington Post Office Box 274.
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Lawrence Poole
Echo Farm
Randall Road
United States Navy
Providence
Rhode Island
Edwin Marjaama
Lake Boon
Vera
Cassey
Seattle
Washington
Marjaama
Boeing Air Craft
Redmond
Ed Mundon Rice Inc Holds Annual Meeting at Wayside Inn
Officers Ralston F. Rice and Jon A. Bigelow were re elected president and treasurer at the annual Ed mund Rice Inc meeting in South Sudbury. Cmdr John Wise Morse USN (retired) joined the board, with a pageant by Elsie Hawes Smith and a wedding tableau concluding the program.
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Middle Atlantic
Cmdr
Morse
Della Frye
Marlboro
Washington
D. C
Boston
C. T. Warner
Camillus T. Warner
Rosalyn
Ralph Rice
Wellesley
Sturgis Rice
Plainville
Mass
Daniel Rice
Worcester
H. Eugene Rice
Norwood
John E. Rice
Russell Rice
Needham
Arthur Rice
Hartford
Connecticut
E. Everett Rice
Brookline
Harley A. Schlagel
DesPlaines
Illinois
Zetta Leavitt
Saxonville
Margaret Dudley
John Wise Morse Usn
Washington,d. C
Edmund Rice
Jeene Charles Rice
Wenam
Elsie Hawes Smith
Barre
Ralston F
Betty Smith
Edmund
Tamazine Rice
Atty
Atty. Rice
John A. Bigelow
Two Boys Watch Democratic Convention Spectacle
In Santa Fe two young spectators marveled as a fist swinging county convention proceeded in the hall of representatives. The next day they returned to find the hall empty and asked when the event would be repeated.
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Santa Fe
N. M
U.P
Hall of Representatives
Wayside Inn News Briefs Remember Mrs Ford at Inn
Death of Mrs Ford brings sadness to the Wayside Inn community. The Martha Mary Chapel, a memorial to Mrs Ford and her mother, Mrs Bryant, stands as a tribute built by Mr and Mrs Henry Ford. Edmund Rice Association officers from New York arrived for the annual meeting and weddings were held at the chapel including Miss Joyce Boutiller with Joseph Pondeau, Miss Jessie Major with Robert Oppenlander, and Miss Barbara Leavitt with Alfred Edwards.
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Martha Mary Chapel
Joyce Boutiller
East Douglas
Mass
Joseph Pondeau
John Copp
Ores
Barbara Leavitt
Alfred Edwards
New England Federation Glee Club Dance At Inn
On Saturday evening the New England Federation of Men's Glee Clubs held a dance at the Inn with nearly 200 members present. Dinner was served in the large dining room followed by old fashioned dancing in the ballroom.
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New England Federation of Men’s, Glee. Clubs
Concord-Two recruits join Boy Scout Troop 31
Concord’s oldest troop welcomes Tobey and Don Douglas at the latest meeting. They will pursue tenderfoot rank as Scoutmaster Gail Mathis demonstrates band soccer and Senior Patrol Leader Clark Lambert discusses the national jamboree. A two day mountain trip prize awaits the four scouts with most advancement between September and Thanksgiving.
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Concord
Boy Scout Troop
Tobey
Don Douglas
Gail Mathis
Clark Lambert
Bob Foss
Mathis
Girl Scout House
Local Social Notes Include Hospital Visit and Guests
Mrs. William J. Hanna of South Road remains a patient at Deaconess Hospital in Boston. Mrs. Evelyn War and her family on South Road entertain Eastern Star friends at home on October 2. Mr. and Mrs. Paul AL and family hosted relatives from Yalesville and Washington, D. C. Mrs. John Jewett of Great Road visited her sister in Yalesville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton returned to Springfield Vermont after visiting Bedford and Carlisle. Dutton is a brother of Warren H. Dutton of North Road and Mrs. Wil ies Henderson of Elm Street.
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William J. Hanna
South Road
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Evelyn War
Eastern Star
John Jewett
Great Road
Adele C. Beann
Yalesville
Conn
Henry Dutton
Springfield
Vermont
Bedford
Carlisle
Mr. Dutton
Warren H. Dutton
North Road
Wilies i Henderson
Elm Street
Babies parade for doctor marks 25 years service
Pittsfield New Hampshire honors Dr. Argry Argue on his 53rd birthday with a surprise party. A highlight is a parade of 25 babies, one for each year of service from 1925 to 1949, celebrating the country doctor.
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Doc Pittsfield
N.H
OUP
Pittsfield Oe
Ry Argue
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Aleppo
Syria
Les
Ling
T. King Maynard
Liptone
Tate Farm Il, Mason
Maynard
King Maynard
Mick Sale
Cail
By Bina Paueson
Francis.Doyle
Hopewell
New Jersey
Vahey
W. Jersey
Richard Allen
Wilkins. Street
Gleasondale
EMC
Niagara River
Buffalo
Josephine Jokinen
Wheeler Road
Hudson Hospital
Gilda Holden
White Pond Road
Woburn
Pearl Packard
Marlboro Hospital
U. S
Wayside Inn
Ralston F. Rice
New York City
Edmund Rice Association
Edcee Rice
Jessie Major
Waltham
Robert Oppenlander
Mr. Copp
Pout AL
Cor
George C. Balzar
Washington, D. C
Oldsmobile
Viano’ Motor Sales
Thoreau Street
Concord, Mass
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