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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
7
Mrs Edward F Pike and Mrs Robert Pike hosted a bridge whist at 38 Great Road to benefit Bundles for America Inc. Winners across five tables received war savings stamps and proceeds fund yarn for garments for soldiers. Mrs Pike noted 66 knitted articles since June and one knitter finished her fourth pair of gloves. anyone seeking yarn should contact Mrs Pike.
The Bafta Club met Tuesday evening in the vestry of the Church of Christ. Annual reports were read and officers installed for the coming year including president Mrs William V Collins and secretary Mrs Basil MacLeod. A sugar free canning demonstration by Miss Grace L Law followed the meeting.
Researchers describe birds as capable of expressing alarm anxiety and distress through vocalizations. The study notes birds also convey love pain and rage, suggesting complex emotional signaling across species.
Deposit Book No 93244 is lost and payment is stopped by the Middlesex Savings Bank Concord Massachusetts. W Ss Smith assistant treasurer dated August 25 1942 with August 27 September 3 10 dates referenced.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to all interested in the Patience A Hogan estate. William Saunders, executor, petitions to adjust by compromise in arbitration favor. Written appearance must be filed in Cambridge before 10 am September 18 1942. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. Aug 27 Sent 3 10.
The State Department of Education bulletin lists 250 extension courses tied to the National All-Out Victory program. War courses include aeronautics map reading camouflage and navigation while essential cultural and teaching-refresher courses support war needs and teacher shortages.
Francis L. Higginson says 32.5 percent of oil users could switch to coal yet only three percent have done so. Hudson’s incomplete survey cites two percent willing to convert. officials urge immediate arrangements to convert where possible to offset winter oil shortages.
Workmen repair and paint the fence at the Power place on Albert EB. Haynes of the Center attended the recent activities. Constine Davis has returned to St Hubert's School after a few weeks at the Art Colony in Rockport.
Cambridge courthouse speech highlights pensions for the elderly and praise for Mayor Cronin and Dr. Harold Morgan. Former Lieut Gov. Francis B. Kelly, campaigning for the Democratic nomination, lauds Cronin and Morgan and contrasts his record with opponent Roger Lowell Putnam while touring Marlboro and Hudson communities.
The word gazette derives from a Venetian coin named gazetta also called azetta. Early newspapers first appeared in Venice around 1609 and were publicly shown each month to the population. People paid one gazetta to view the privilege, giving the term its newspaper meaning.
A compact guide outlining nine practical tips from Pace Sam for sending thoughtful messages to friends. It covers tone, timing, and clarity to keep conversations warm and engaging.
Howard A Libby of Newfield is assigned to the High School as his family life and career details unfold. It notes his marriage, one child, Newfield Me High School and Gorham Normal School education, plus five years teaching in Waterboro and Hudson New Hampshire.
The Acton High School opened on Wednesday September 9 with short peri ods for junior classes until noon when buses ready for return. Acton Elementary will open Monday September 14 for a full day. Wil bert H. Hayes of Gorham Maine will replace John Mitchell on leave as Industrial Arts teacher. Hayes has six years experience in Pownal and Brung wick Maine and in Lebanon and West Lebanon New Hampshire. Robert T. Roy of East Walpole will become principal of the Center School. Roy, a Walpole High and Sanborn Seminary graduate, attended the University of New Hampshire for two years and earned a BS in Education from Hyannis Teachers College in 1940. He pursued a Master’s at Bridgewater Teachers College from September 1941 to February 1941.
A patient with fever and sneezing reacts to an unusual dish offered by a chemical engineer. The meal triggers intense symptoms including flaming eyes and a strong fever. After several meals, the patient reports relief following the experimental treatment though the account is fragmentary.
A description of curtains made by a secret process that enclose silk between two sheets of glass suggests a product that resists dirt and wear. The invention promises durable curtains that stay clean and long lasting, potentially entering markets soon.
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