Coal Shortage Threatens Global Industry and Oil Substitutes
A newspaper summary quotes Joseph A. Broderick of the National Bank of Commerce on a world coal crisis. Only the United States and United Kingdom have secure winter supplies. substitutes like fuel oil cannot fill the gap. Coal shipments remain tightly managed to protect domestic needs while Europe faces fuel stress and calls for water power growth.
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Great Britain
United States
Joseph A. Broderick
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Broderick
New England
Ohio
Australia
United Kingdom
Europe
Eorepe
Ccf
South
Germany
Lepite Hkewise
United States Geological Survey
Navigation by Wireless Direction Finders Earns Respect in Fog
In New York a naval expert explains the wireless direction finder helps locate ships in fog by comparing signals from at least two receiving stations. The system, used since WWI, uses a loop coil to detect voltage differences and compute bearing. Navy stations at major ports, including New York, Montauk, Fire Island, Sandy Hook, and Far Rockaway, guide vessels when visibility is poor.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Flode
Pinny
Ruperts
Fides
Utd
Navy
New York Harbor
Montauk Point
Sandy Hook
Far Rockaway
Two Feet to Death in Kentucky Drilling Mishap
A Kentucky well driller named Patton survived a near fatal cave in after his employer ordered abandonment. He insisted on trying two more feet, and the rock collapse occurred at that depth, ending the danger with his narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howling Green
Robert Pattus
Cameern
Avell
Patton
Fulton
Community Notes and Upcoming Events in Sudbury
SUDBURY C W Rice filled his silo and Walter Lawin hosted weekend guests with relatives. Mrs Amelia Goodwin’s buildings are being shingled. Lawrence Hadley travels to Newark NJ where his family will join him. Alliance of the Unitarian church to hold annual sale and harvest dinner October 12. Women of the Methodist church plan fair and supper. Frank F Gerry began duties as Fra mingham clerk of the court October 1. Edwin Booth family at Booth camp over the weekend. Miss Eunice Baldwin heads to Washington DC for a few weeks. Miss Elizabeth Walker wins again at Springfield canning fair. Canning club met Monday. Gertrude Stone reports Springfield experience. Notices announced the marriage of Myra Fairbank and Clarence Baldwin with best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lawin
Amelia Goodwin
Lawrence Hadley
Newark
The
Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Frank F. Gerry
Framingham
Miriam Kempton
Roland Warner
Minerva Kempton
W. M. Parmenter
Edwin Booth
Booth
Eunice Baldwin
Washington, DC
Elizabeth Walker
Canning
Springfield
Canning Club
Gertrude Stone
Myra Fairbank
Clarence Baldwin
Sudbury Grange Admits Sixteen New Members
Sixteen names were added to the Sudbury Grange membership after the first and second degrees were conferred last week. A help-wanted notice seeks an assistant horse keeper for eight hours daily at an hourly rate, addressed to Mrs Courtenay Crocker in Sudbury, Massachusetts, with telephone contact 57-2.
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Sudbury
Courtenay Crocker
Mass
Mrs H A Perdelwita Called to White River Junction
Mrs H A Perdelwita and her children were summoned to her parents home at White River Junction on Friday due to the serious illness of her father.
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H. A. Perdelwita
White River Junction
Whist Party Under Lodges Draws Hundred in Concord Junction
A joint whist event hosted by Willow Rebekah lodge and Concord Lodge No 212 I O O F at I O C F hall attracted over 100 guests. Prizes went to Marian Derby and H. S. Marrs with several consolation awards. coffee cake and cookies were served afterward. The next gathering is slated for Tuesday evening November 2.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Concord Lodge
Marian Derby
Ming Carolyn Kingman
Esther Carlson
James Caldwell
A. O. Loring
Ziegler Buys New Ford Truck
A. G. Ziegler purchased a new Ford truck showcasing a recent purchase by a local resident. The vehicle adds to Ziegler’s fleet and reflects growing demand for durable pickups in the area.
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A. G. Ziegler
Missionary Society Meeting and School Teachers' Convention
Mrs Ralph A Barker and Mrs Dr 8 A Christie attended a Womans Missionary societies meeting in jure on Tuesday. Florence Moore a first and second grade teacher attended a primary teachers convention at Ford's Village on Friday. Miss Egan Worcester spoke on a new reading method. Bishop Joseph G Anderson will administer confirmation at St Bridgets church on Saturday October 16 at 2 30 p.m. The class will meet Friday at 4 p.m.
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Ralph A. Barker
A. Christie
Womans’ Missionary Societies
Jure
Mig
Florence Moore
Ford's Village
Miss Egan
Worcester
Joseph G. Anderson
St. Bridgets Church
Congregational Church Announces Sunday Service Schedule
Rev. Ralph A. Barker leads Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school at noon. Evening song and preaching, prayer meeting Friday at 7 30, topic The Kingdom of God and Teaching in a series on Human Occupations aiming for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
Mass Meeting For Village Playground And Ball Field
A mass meeting is planned in the school building Thursday at 7 45 p m to discuss a new playground and ball field. Ladies and men are invited to participate as the movement progresses and requires citizen cooperation.
Sudbury Wins Canning Honors at Demonstration Event
Miss Gertrude Stone leads Malden teams to top prize at the 10 Eastern States Canning contest held at the town hall. Elizabeth Walker tops in county jars. Elizabeth Walker and Dorothy Atkinson win best fruit and vegetable ribbons across schools. special prizes go to Waldo Stone and others for exhibits. A later cold pack demonstration by Elisabeth Walker and Dorothy Atkinson attracts an audience.
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Sudbury
Gertrude Stone
Malden
Massachusetts
Canning Club
Town Hall
Miss Forbes
Elizabeth Walker
Dorothy Atkinson
Hilda Whitney
Harry Ames
C. A. Doten
Mizabeth Walker
Helen Rice
Elisabeth Walker
Caroline Bent
Evelyn Gohike
Grammar School
Helen Farrell
Caroline Wright
Catherine Hemingway
Waldo Stone
Gwendolyn Noyes
Marybelle Wright
Isa Marjorie
Carlton Walker
Stanley Wright
Marjorie Perry
Marjorie Walker
Sigrid Manty
Antonetta -Dibiase
Hattie Stone
Henry Tufts
W. Blackmer
Roland Cutler
Roger Walker
A. Dibiase
Sd G. Dibiase
Antonetta- Dibiase
M. Penny Carrots
G. Dibiase
Wilfred Penny
Annie Tone
W Blackmer
Ariienne Naugier
Edgar Goodnow
Marjorie
Carlton Walther
Albert Bent
Maynard Neal Callahan Enters Lowell Textile School
Maynard Neal Callahan a First Division veteran who was injured in battle began studies at Lowell Textile School this week to pursue woolen manufacture. The report notes his wartime injuries and new educational steps.
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Neal Callahan
Lowell
Frank Ralton
Lawrence
Wm Brayden
Baston
Assabet
Puddyfoote
Congregational Supply
Boston
Congregational Church
Helma
Aino Reniola
Matti Mattson
Finland
Republican Town Committee
Cooperative Hall
Thomas Wright
Fred Wilder
Springfield
Jeaders
Thompsonville
Red Sox
Harold Lyons Opens Biggest Dance in Years at Co op Hall
Harold Lyons opened the dance season at the Co operative hall on Friday night drawing the largest crowd in years. Attendees came from Worcester Marlboro Hudson Framingham Natick Concord and nearby towns. Sheridan's Orchestra played as the carnival march started the festivities with paper caps confetti whistles and long streamers. a kewpie doll was given as a favor.
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Harold’ Lyons
Ative Hall
Maynard
Worcester
Marlboro
Hudson
Framingham
Natick
Concord
Sheridan
Walden Masons Visit Former High Priest in New Hampshire
A 16 member Walden chapter Royal Arch Masons delegation spent the weekend at Albert Batley’s cottage in Rindge NH. Oliver Trees supplied a chicken dinner and provisions, Frank Goettler assisted as traffic chief, and Rodney Mecler praised the pine aroma triggering a rescue squad to escort him to his sleeping quarters. Attendees included George Merrick Irving Dart and Ralph Hastings of Acton.
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Wallen
Royal Arch Masons
Albert Batley
Rindge
Oliver Trees
Frank Goettler
Chép
Rodney Mecler
Carl Stockbridge
Robert Hartin
Bert Batley
Goettler
George Merrick
Irving Dart
Ralph Hastings
Acton
Womans Club Opens 1920 21 Season With Record Membership
The Womans Club started the 1920-1921 season at Masonic hall with 68 new applications, many from local teachers and Stow. President Mrs George H Merrick welcomed guests as bylaws change was announced to shift meetings to 3 15 PM to aid teachers and Stow members attendance while entertainment featured Anna Eichhorn violin and Wilhelmina Keniston performances about the New Englanders in France.
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Womans Club
Masonic Hall
Stow
Annnals
George H. Merrick
France
Anna Eichhorn
Wilhelmina Keniston
Carter and Loftus form new Concord Junction and Maynard music store
Arthur Loftus of Concord joins Robert W. Carter of Maynard to form Carter and Loftus with stores in Concord Junction and Maynard. They announce the purchase of the L. N. Fowler furniture store and victrola business. Fowler retires after 89 years in business, having started in November 1881 with Charles J. Waite. Fowler will keep desk room for insurance and real estate work and may spend part of the winter in Florida.
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Arthur Loftus
Concord
Concord Junction
Robert W. Carter
Carter
Maynard
Carter and Loftus
L. N. Fowler
Fowler
Tmne
Charles J. Waite
Plor
Big Game October 12 Pits Maynard Against Apsley Rubber
James Hunt will lead Maynard against Apsley Rubber of Hudson after Hudson meets Concord Junction Saturday. If Concord Junction loses the rubber game will be played in Maynard on Columbus Day. A warm sunny day could draw the largest crowd ever at the park as fans from three towns gather.
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James Hunt
Apsley
Hudson
Maynard
Columbus Day
Concord Junction
Hunt
Marlboro Notices Reflect Visits Illness and Local Events
Marlboro residents report illnesses and visits including Mrs William Fitzgerald with diphtheria, Andrew Marshall visiting on vacation, and Mrs Louw Cotting visiting in Marlboro. A half staff flag follows ex Senator W Murray Crane’s death, a new water and sewer truck goes into service, and Oscar Gunnette loses a finger at La Point factory. Frank Rigney’s 4 year old son recovers from infantile paralysis.
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W. Murray Crane
Frank
Frank Rigney
Stock Advice Sparks Spouse Suggestion in Calculation Clash
A wife proposes she select stock trades for her husband who dismisses her market knowledge. Naesie comments that a strict rule may fail both ways and Tre notes those who know a market often gain privilege.
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Naesie
Tre
Homewardbound John Higgins Returns from Legion Convention
John Higgins of the fourth Middlesex unit arrived home Sunday after attending the American Legion National Convention in Cleveland. The delegate reported on the gathering and preparations for local post activities.
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John Higgins
Fourth Middlesex Aitrcg
American Legion
Cleveland
the Legion
Del
Marlboro Post Office Clerk James Gately On Annual Vacation
James Gately, a clerk at the Marlboro post office, is taking his annual vacation. Details on return date and duties are not provided.
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James Gately
Marlboro
Local Residents Visit and Travel News
Mr J Grise of Holyoke visited the city. Mrs Edmund Bourque of Lawrence visits the Labossire home and they motor to Lawrence. Gustave Labossiere and Henry Benoit take an auto trip to Haverhill. Mrs Vitaline Beauchamp of Manchester visits her mother Mrs Bouley in Broad st. Blanche Cormier, Marlboro High School class of 1920, enters Framingham normal school. The Lizottes and Mrs Annelotte travel to Springfield to visit Letitia Lizotte and Florida Dupuis who run a millinery parlor.
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J. Grise
Holyoke
Edmund Bourque
Lawrence
Philip Labossire
Chestnut St
P. A. Brodeur
Philip Labossiere
Gustave Labossiere
Henry Benoit
Summer St
Haverhill
Vitaline Beauchamp
Manchester
N. H
Pierre Bouley
Broadst
Blanche Cormier
Pierre Cormier
Lincoln St
Marlboro High School
Framingham Normal School
Charles Lizotte
Bertha Lizotte
George Lizotte
Annelotte
Worcester
Auto shop closed by State police at Lincoln and KE
W C Reed's auto repair shop in C F Weeks building at the Lincoln and KE Main corner has been closed by the State police after about a year in operation. Officials say the building is not fireproof and orders to fireproof were refused, leading to the closure.
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W. C. Reed
C. F. Weeks
Lincoln and
Main
Reet
No Developments in Missing Ahemhe Karakazhian Case
Southboro reports no new developments in the Ahemhe Karakazhian disappearance from Cordaville road on September 25. The foul play theory is scouted. He carried $30 to $40 when he left the cousin's home and only family members are aware of the money.
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Southboro
Ahemhe Karakazhian
Cordaville Road
Southboro Board Eyes Marlboro Road Repair Plan
Selectmen have acted on Marlboro road three mile stretch near Southboro. A State Highway Commission representative is expected to visit this week to inspect the requested repairs following widespread complaints.
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Southboro
Marlboro Road
State Highway Commission
Pendicitis Operation At Marlboro Hospital
Miss Mary Sweeney of 4 Lincoln Street Maynard underwent surgery for appendicitis at Marlboro Hospital yesterday performed by Dr. F M Lahey with assistance from Dr. Edward J Flaherty and Dr. T F McCarthy. John B Nutt of 68 Huntington was also taken to Marlboro Hospital for treatment and is under Dr Francis Spellissy care.
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Mary Sweeney
Lincoln St
Maynard
Marlboro Hospital
F. M. Lahey
Edward J. Flaherty
T. F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Edward Archambault
West Main St
Yestery
Lahey
Boston
C. P. Davis
C. W Smith
John B. Nutt
Huntington
Francis Spellissy
Oldest Elm Destroyed by Gale in New England Village
M E B Lyons reports the section's oldest elm, in front of William Guy's property on Robin Hill, was toppled by last week's storm. The tree, about 200 years old, measured 24 feet around and eight feet in diameter, a landmark dismantled by the gale. Mr and Mrs Walter Bemis welcomed a baby boy at Marlboro Hospital. The Intercolonial Club meets tonight at Odd Fellows Hall.
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M. EB. Lyons
William Guy
Robin Hill
Mr Lyons Wa
New England
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Newport
C. W. Rice
South Acton
American Supply Company
Liberal Credit
Ors
Joseph Glickman
H. O’donnell
Nason Street
American Supply CO
National Spring
Brooks St. H. F. Ks
Higgins
Chevaux Society of the Legion
Frank J. Demars
Harry Cook
William Fitzgerald
West Mainst
Frank Wise
Joseph Pine
Robert Green
Beverly
Alex Moir
Dr. A. D. Jacques
St. Mary's Cemetery
Andrew Marshall
Edward Post
North Adams
Water and Sewer Commission
W. E. Coleman
Patrick F. Toomey
Hildreth School
Wiliam Fitzgerald
Boston and Worcester Street Railway
James Morgan
Pleasant At
Walter Bemis
Odd Pellows Hall
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