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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
8
Sudbury Grange will observe Conservation Night on September 8 with a speaker on the subject. Members should bring a floral arrangement for auction, and applications for membership are to be submitted at the session.
Francis J Rahberg of South Acton was sworn into the U S Navy at the mass induction in Symphony Hall Boston on August 25 and will be called to active duty soon. He lives with his wife and three daughters and his 19 year old son serves in the Pacific Navy for two years. He has wired congratulations to his sailor Dad.
Researchers note that fast eaters often overlook bitterness, one of the four basic tastes used by chefs to build flavors, suggesting sensory preferences influence dining choices.
Laurence B. Flint announces a War Bond and Savings Stamps plan urging town boards to convene a joint conference of all public officials to organize support for wartime funding. The letter stresses non observance could invite federal action and notes the effort aims to compile a county level War Bond record.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Florence Stella Clark wife of Ralph H Clark a longtime Bedford resident who died Saturday at Symmes Arlington Hospital after a brief illness Rev Harold Dale of Billerica officiated Burial will be in the family lot in Texas She was born September 21 1899 in Dallas Texas and is survived by her husband a son Alfred Horston and a sister Miss Caroline Hart
Maynard residents faced a coffee shortage due to wartime supply cuts as wholesale stocks shrink to a tenth of normal. Stores limit sales to small quantities week by week, while meat variety also dwindles with rationing expected to begin in four months at about two and a half pounds per person weekly.
Sudbury reports the final day of water safety classes on August 28 with over 100 children participating. Ten youths earned Red Cross Swimmer certificates after mastering four strokes, a ten minute swim, and other requirements. five beginners also completed 18 tasks. Special races, diving exhibition, and 30 prizes were awarded. prizes were defense stamps. The program credited volunteers led by head instructor Mrs Samuel Goodhue and committee chair Mrs Richard Burckes.
Sudbury Grange members hold an annual food sale Saturday at 2 PM on the Unitarian church grounds in Center. Those seeking food should order in advance with Mrs Alice Hodgdon Mrs Amy Noyes or Mrs Thedla Schofield. Proceeds benefit the Sudbury Nursing Association.
Higher type gasoline is generally required for aviation use and differs from the gasoline suitable for automobiles. The distinction is noted to ensure proper fuel selection for aircraft engines.
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