Fitch mayor near death after auto crash with students
Oct 30 reports Robert E. Greenwood, Fitch mayor and state’s youngest, lies near death after a collision yesterday afternoon. His light roadster, carrying seven female students, swerved from the road shoulder two miles from the city line and was struck by an oncoming roadster. Greenwood has a fractured skull, severe shock, and multiple lacerations. Dr Donald Munro performed at emergency surgery last night.
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Robert E. Greenwood
Fitchthe
North
Donald Munro
Specia
Greenwood
Flood Death Toll Rises in Honduras After Deluge
In Tamioee Honduras on October 30 hundreds are reported dead as floodwaters trap people in trees and homes. Officials estimate the death toll near 70 with damages around 6 million dollars as rescue efforts continue.
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Tamioee
Honduras
Hisac
Elizabeth Johnson 1894 West Concord resident dies after illness
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson wife of Henry Johnson of Commonwealth Avenue West Concord died after a lengthy illness. Born May 3 1894 in Vermont she attended local schools and married ten years ago. She held church and club memberships and was beloved by neighbors. Funeral services were held Monday with many flowers and Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone presiding. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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West Concord
Elizabeth Johnson
Henry
Commonwealth Avenue
New
Concord
Johnson
N. Vermont
S. W
Belle Em ) Hilton
Ies
West Con
Concord Woman's Club
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Ie West Concord Union
Sleepy Holyong
Growth in Manhood Through Bold Pursuit
A fragmented line from a 19th century sermon urges men to seize opportunities to grow and prosper. The text emphasizes initiative, perseverance, and moral striving as the path to success.
Footwear critique sparks warning from Boston foot expert
Dr. Rudolph G. List, a focal registered pediatrician, told Orthopaedic Society of Boston that people should go barefoot more and criticized high heels. He warned extreme shoe styles could render American women unable to walk in fifty years.
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Maynard
Rudolph G. List
Focal
Orthopaedic Society of Boston
Democrats Invade Boxboro as Curley Aims for Stronghold
Democrat hobgoblins from across the county invade Friday night in Boxboro where Miss Mary Wetherbee and Miss Margaret Shea lead the Crusaders in charge of the program. Governor Curley is seen as seeking to capture the Republican stronghold already noted for sparse Democrat presence.
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Maynard
Hobgoblins
Boxboro
Boxboor
Curley
Mary Wetherbee
Margaret Shea
Maynard Talent in Boston Inspires Progressive Lodge
John A. Mitzeavitch, vice chancellor of Progressive Lodge, leads Maynard talent efforts in Boston showcasing local skill and leadership.
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Maynard Talent
Boston
John A. Mitzeavitch
Progressive Lodge
Gas ranges reflect women’s design influence in modern kitchens
The Marlboro Hudson Gas Company notes a shift in kitchen tool design toward harmony of usefulness and smart appearance. Two new table top gas ranges The Dawn and The New Era guide the trend, designed by Helen Hughes Dulany, a renowned industrial stylist and stainless steel founder, for women.
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Coyne
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Company
Helen Hughes Dulany
Maynard Freshman Class Officers and Field Hockey Schedule
Maynard high school notes list Freshman Class officers Daniel O Leary president Doris White vice president Emma Paul secretary John Kulik treasurer. Miss Ruth Wilson is class advisor. Helen Wosek manager of the field hockey team arranged a return game with Concord in Concord town on November Ww.
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Maynard ‘High School
Daniel O'Leary
Doris White
Emma Paul
John Kulik
Ruth Wilson
Helen Wosek
Concord
Concord Loses To Winchester
The Concord High football eleven fell to Winchester in a Saturday game. Concord led early when Fish recovered a blocked kick, but Winchester then scored three touchdowns including a 58 yard run by Prozinnzano and a 65 yard effort by Chamberland. The Wildcats’ triple lateral produced another TD with Gurney carrying.
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Concord
Winchester
Fish
Prozinzano
Chamberland
Gurney
Winchester High
Grey
Gandioso
Olsen
Murae
Gratian
Migliaccio
Delory
Ephbach
Lockhard
McNeilly
Harriff
Sexton
Prozanzano
Farley
Muraco
Scully
Smith
Parasite Range Described for Te, ane m Species
The article notes that Te, ane m is preyed upon by roughly 25 worm species and about 25 protozoan species along with various insects. It outlines a diverse predator set affecting the organism across its habitat.
Concord 4-H awards prizes in garden and canning clubs
Eight of 49 participants in Concord 4-H garden and canning clubs received cash prizes from Middlesex County Extension Service. Concord Garden Club funded three vegetable prizes and three for flower gardens. Canning prizes went to Stella Subeck and Carolyn Ruggerio. First prize for vegetable gardening went to Robert Butcher, second to Joseph Marabello, third to Francis A Hearn.
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Concord 4-H
Middlesex County
Margaret Damon
West Tenece
Sandro Muscato
Old Bedford Road
Concord
Canning
Stella Subeck
Studley Court
West Concord
Carolyn Ruggerio
Damon _§ street
Red Cross Roll Call Opens in Maynard on Armistice Day
The Maynard Red Cross Roll Call begins Armistice Day and runs through Thanksgiving. Mrs. Walter R. Denniston chairs the effort while the Maynard branch quietly aids welfare work. They supply milk to undernourished children and knit sweaters and afghans. A Red Cross station will be set up at local fire headquarters with the regular firefighters receiving first aid instruction. Knitting squares for Afghans are sought through Mrs. James Mahoney, Concord street.
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Maynard
Red Cross
Walter R. Denniston
James ‘Mahoney
Concord Street
Maynard Branch
The
Red ‘Crosse
Amateur Night Show Brings Talent to Colonial Theatre
Maynard hosts amateur night sponsored by Anchor and Anne Glee Club of Charles A Welch Lodge AF AM. Tuesday November 19 at the Colonial Theatre offers substantial prizes and application blanks at Macurda Drug Store or from committee Edwin Carlton W X Macurda George Jamieson Walter Larkin Harlan Cook Frank Holland ee Walker.
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Maynard
Anchor & Anne Glee Club
Charles A Welch Lodge
AF & AM
Colonial Theatre
Macurda Drug Store
Edwin Carlton
W X Macurda
George Jamieson
Walter Larkin
Harlan Cook
Frank Holland
Ee Walker
Glee Club
Gavin Taylor, Jr
Memorial Boulder site discussed with Town Planning Board
I Roy Hawes J M Johnson and Forrest D Bradshaw representing Sudbury Post American Legion met Monday evening with the Town Planning Board and discussed the location of the Memorial boulder to be placed in the park now being constructed at the Center. Mr and Mrs George W Morse gave a dinner Sunday to a number of friends at their home.
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I. Roy Hawes
J. M. Johnson
Forrest D Bradshaw
Sudbury Post
American Legion
Town Planning Board
George W Morse
Eir
High School Dance Benefits Athletic Association
The Athletic Association dance at the High School last Friday raised funds for the association. Miss Mary Stolte and Robert Dolan led a decor team and brought in the Marlboro Dandy Debbs orchestra with Wilber Tolman on drums. Notable attendees included Everett Montague and wife, George Skifford, and Ralph W Piper.
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Athletic Association
Mary Stolte
Robert Dolan
Dandy Debbs
Orchestra
Marlboro
Wilber Tolman
Everett Montague
George Skifford
Ralph W Piper
Misser Stoke
Gertrude Puhakha
Henry Hopkinson
Dolan
Holt
Walter F Hall
Francis Roche
Mary Whitcomb
Doreen Jeffries
Charles Gallagher
Ellen M Drake
Sargent School of Physical Education
West
South Acton School
John Fanning
South
Nichols
Center
Maynard Fox Hunt Highlights Local Championship
Raymond Moore's fox hound won the live fox hunt at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club last Sunday. About 60 dogs competed as the pack tracked nine wild foxes over four hours. George Kendall of Waltham took second, Edward Purcell of Framingham third, and William Rossi of Framingham fourth. Peter Jengen of the New England Fox Hunters Club led the event which began at 6 a.m.
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Raymond Moore
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
George Kendall
Waltham
Edward Purcell
Framingham
William Rossi
Peter Jengen
New England Fox Hunters Club
Acton School Notes Bi Monthly Report Cards Issued
The first bi monthly report cards were issued on Wednesday with returnable by Friday. Teachers focused on student attitude toward work and conduct, and the records are reflected on the report cards.
Meaning of Mind The fundamental meaning of wind is activity
The phrase discusses wind as a force of action rather than a mere breeze. It frames wind’s essence as dynamic energy driving movement and change in nature and daily life.
Concord Methodist service highlights leadership and music
A Concord gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church featured Rev K Orlando Lee leading a short service with talks titled The History of the Church and The Present Religious Life of the Parish. A note of thanks was sent to Maynard Methodist Episcopal Church for oversight. Edwin Carlson sang with Mrs Redstone accompanying, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Peterson performed a vocal duet.
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Concord
Lund
Epieco Path
Ior
K. Orlando Lee
Lee
Maynard
Cooperative Club Whist Awards at Maynard
The Maynard Cooperative Club weekly whist party, with a capacity number of tables, awarded prizes to a long list of players including G. O. Himm for door prize and multiple winners such as Mary Leffin Helen Seeversen L. M. Woodworth Mrs. Anderson Gladys Taylor and Roy Seaver. A social gathering is planned for next Monday night.
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Cooperative Club
Maynard
Maynard Cooperative Club
G. O. Hi Mn
Mary Leffin
Helen Seeversen
L. M. Woodworth
Anderson
Gladys Taylor
Hanson
Mary Kukkula
Gertrude Tucker
Graham
Roy Seaver
A. Paterson
Sullivan
C. Weckstrom
Pat Fonselle
A. N. Rivers
Amy Ann Conway
Penniman
William Johnson
Adams
Cora Rodway
Fardy
William King
Campbell
John Korsman
William Waeuik
John White
Sweet
Maynard Cooperative’ Club
Hallowe'en
Helen I. McGillicuddy
Public invites followup on educational item display
The notice notes an educational item among many on display and invites general public attendance, led by Agger. No token required for entry, and participation is open to all.
Fire Damages Three Acres as Acton Hunts Start
A three hour blaze on land owned by Cord in Acton near Lake Nagog burned over three acres. Hunters likely started it by burning young pines. The Center station booster pump proved effective, helping contain the fire until a forest line could reach Lake Nagog. Captain John Pederson led a dry, challenging battle as soil burned six inches deep.
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Acton
Concord
Lake Nagog
Center Station
John Pederson
Three Taken in Concord After Truck Sideswipes Traffic Box
Patrolman Fi nan on traffic duty in Concord Center saw a truck sideswipe a traffic box. The driver ignored signals and was stopped near Main and Lexington. Three occupants were arrested for drunkenness: John Myers 51 Helen Myers 36 and George Williams 70, arraigned in district court.
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Thomas V. Finan
Oncord Center
Main Street
Lexington Road
John Myers
Helen Myers
George Williams
Side Avenue
Concord Ey
District Court
Ripley Building and House Slated for Razing and Sale
Advertisements show work prepared by W Comins Wells A Hall H Hatch and architect Morgan for the Ripley building and the House to be razed or moved. Bids close on November 7.
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W. Comins
Wells A. Hall
H. Hatch
Bernard
Morgan
Ripley
Nor
Fish mouth shapes on surface feeding patterns
The text notes mouths of surface feeding fish such as carp and sturgeon, describing their mouths as turned in a distinctive way. It highlights that many surface feeding species exhibit this mouth orientation.
Suitors Speak in Roses in Glarus Canton Courtship
A fragment notes roses as the language of lovers in the canton of Glarus where arrangement follows if the rose is taken, while the girl lets the bloom fade. The text hints at a social custom tied to flowers and marriage prospects in a Swiss locale.
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Glarus
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