Long List Of Worthy Civic Projects In Stow
A historical account details the Stow Center group known as the Stow Improvement Club formed nine years ago. It highlights leaders, wartime service, sewing and hospital aid, a French child sponsorship, a scholarship fund, community Christmas spruce, flagpole upkeep, evergreen memorials, a soup program for students, and annual meetings with a broad roster of officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Center
Nas Comet
Stow Voodation
Wallace Lamibert
A. Herrick
Ama Warren
Cluo
Union Church
Grace
Poole
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Emerson ‘Hospital
Concord
Stow High School
Merfibers
David Clemens
Wallace Lambert
Walter
Stanton
Samuel Peck
Friends and Books Next to Acquiring Good Friends
A fragmented note discusses friendship and reading, mentioning the value of stable companionship and the pursuit of knowledge. The piece hints at the importance of supportive relationships and shared literary interest as sources of comfort.
Private Flight Test Earns Private Rating at Marlboro
A Marlboro airport flight class completes a rigorous two day drill under instructor Charley Leibman. The test at Grafton Airport, with inspector Mace Jennings, includes spins, spirals, stalls and spot landings to earn Private pilot certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Boudreau
Boq
Grafton
It Would Be Ignorance to Fail to Express Our Apology
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows a vow to express regret and apologize. The text signals a formal acknowledgment of fault and a call for reflection, likely in a public or organizational statement.
Acton Fair Opens 25th Season September 12 13
Acton Agricultural Fair returns for its 26th year on Friday and Saturday September 12 and 13 at Acton Center town hall grounds. Exhibits judging begins Friday at 10 with New England Guernsey Club show and 4-H daily events followed by a midway and rides. Saturday features an ox pull, cattle show, doll carriage parade, and fireworks at 10 pm. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Acton
Acton Center
New England Guernsey Club
William’ Rimbach
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Onan Tisk
Ord
Miums
Association Peserves
Betty Davis
Lillian Ewing
Helen Bjorklund
Mildred Johnson
Ruth Moore
Robert Clapp
Concord
Wny
Middlesex County
Kenneth D
Slocum
General Fair Committee
N's
Ere Ohannon
Junk Re
Samuelton
George ‘Erickson
Acton Garden Tetest
Efit
Vege Oy
W. Allen
Elmer
Stiarts
Aviation notes and greetings from a local club
A club bulletin thanks Charles Leibman Richard Dwyer Frank O Hara and Normie for support. It notes Private Haskell earned a flight exam and a speed record set by a local pilot flying his wife to Westfield at 128 mph. Experiments with a Cub end when the aircraft could not climb beyond 7500 feet and ground crews blame weight and fuel mix. New students include Bourque Doane and Neilson. Winds reach 50 mph Sunday. hangar flying at two ports. Dwyer and Leibman vacationing in Montreal return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Field
Mace
Jennings
Mace Jennings
O. K
Leibman
Haskell
Westfield
Ripples From the Slip Stream in Bomber Production
The piece notes American bomber output could reach 600 planes per month once production accelerates. It cites the Douglas plant at Long Beach California with 3500 trained workers and a new pilot training push by Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougles
Long Beach
California
Sam
Marlboro Airport Flight Enthusiasts Push for Air Training Support
A local aviation group at Marlboro advocates funding and access to light planes for defense and patrol work, aiming to raise airport status and train more pilots. They note graduates spending nearly $2,000 on flying, urge CPTC program expansion, and discuss challenges with forced landings and runway readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Tion
Ae Abe
CPTC
Trainer scarred as lion bite nearly stops stunt
Prof. George Keller, a famed animal trainer, was badly cut when a lion bit him, and he barely freed himself after the head-in-mouth stunt in a Peri show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion ‘Prainer
Peri
Trevortom
U.P
George Keller
Lfon
Himsel
Family house sold through Co operative agency
A four apartment family house on Broad Street Hudson, owned by Marlledéto Co operative was sold through William Hy O'Brien Real Estate Agency to Louis Boeske of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad A
Hudson
Marlledéto
Willian
Hy O’brien
Louis Boeske
Maynard
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Waltersley Square
Selub
Pchildren
Red Cross
Smith College
Clab
Harry Cook
Allison Smith
J. A. Addy
Carolne Clark
Clifford Martin
Pearl Packard
Malion Wood
Freeman George
J. K. Wright
Barclay
Mrs. Herbert, HB. Cooke
Allison P. Smith
USA
Sal
Mrs
Caroline Clark
Harry W. Herrick
Clifford A. Martin
Federation ‘Secretary
A. Kendall Wright
Legislative
Tatler
Freeland R. ‘George
American ‘Home
William H. Parker
Motion Pictures
David’ Clemens
Personal Co
Corey Bidg
Ester
Mgr
Lincent
J. Pollina, Jr
Concord St
Framingham
Tel
Stig
W. H. O’brien Real Estate
Mass
Charles Leibman
Marlboro Airport
AIR News
America
Curtiss
U.S
Richard Dwyer
Frank O'Hara
Ronnies Simé
Frankie
Normie
Forrest
Ell
Southville
Ray Brooks
Robert
Natick
Brook
Brooks
Blimpbo
William Bourque
Brookline
John Doane
Edward Neilson
Howdy
Bulletin, Board
Montreal
Canada
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