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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
6
Extension Service notes urge homemakers to prepare for fairs with careful canning and crafted articles. Tips cover dressmaking help for girls, proper canning packing, embroidery harmony, and avoiding cluttered projects. Recipes include Tomato Toast Rice and Banana Ice Cream, with food safety and kitchen tips throughout.
Mrs C H Howe enjoys a Maine vacation while Mrs Frances Ramberg and daughter visit Rochester New York. The South Thetoh A A baseball game report mentions a 1 to 0 score with Toebys and Bat Hayward on the mound. O Her n of Hast Rol ton has stayed with Mrs Mary Le Clerc at her home for the past two days.
Minnie Gallant died at her family home last Thursday morning after a long illness. Born in Bolton 68 years ago she lived in the area 40 years and devoted herself to family life. Survived by husband Joseph Gallant two daughters Mildred and Geneva Gallant two sons Frank J. and Carlton W. Gallant a sister Mrs Myron Robbins a brother Frank Jones and a grandchild. Funeral services were held at the family home Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev A M Jews of Manchester from the Wer tigt church.
Readers are invited to the Dahlia exhibition at Little Tree Farm, starting next Saturday and continuing through September. The event features a wide range of varieties including Collarette and pompon, with arrangements, outdoor displays, and educational displays to inspire amateur gardeners.
Mrs Abbie Pinkham aged 83, native of Acton, died in Somerville after living there for several years. Funeral services were held at the cemetery, conducted by Rev. A Itner of the South Acton Congregational Church. She was half-sister to Mrs Alma Smith of South Acton and had no other close relatives.
Commander Ve Johnson leads SSRB patrols aboard the Wildmathee vessel conducting a covert operation to survey coastal regions and secure key Swedish targets. The mission involves coordinated movements and reconnaissance.
A historical note stresses breakfast as the most important meal for growing children. It warns against rushed, imbalanced eating and urges calm, proper nourishment to prevent malnutrition and sustain energy for school. It advises fruit and cereal as steady breakfast options.
The Middlesex League of Sportsmen Clubs plans a Sunday event at Maynard Rod and Gun Club grounds. Festivities begin with a fox hunt at five in the morning, followed by awards and a turkey shoot, skeet trap dog, and a prize drawing for a car. Billy Ames, Huntington Rifle Relay top shooter, will perform exhibitions, with fun prizes and a sale tied to the event.
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