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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
10
A roundup from Clinton County Republican News and other papers presents calls for a bipartisan approach to President Eisenhower's program, warnings about highway congestion, recession forecasts, observations on human behavior, and a joke about a restless husband.
A health column explains how unaccustomed painting can trigger acute bursitis in the shoulder. It describes the anatomy of the supraspinatus muscle, causes from overuse, and the danger of immobilization. Advice includes moving the joint with pendulum-like exercises and consulting a doctor if pain persists.
On Sunday April 25 the North Middlesex Congregational Conference of Unitarian and other Christian Churches will meet at the Groton Unitarian Church. The program starts 3 p m with workshops on alliance church management church school youth group and a nursery kindergarten workshop led by Mrs Everett F Lapham. Supper served about 6 p m. Evening speaker Dr Frederick Walsin from Taft College will discuss An Archeologist Looks at Liberal Religion.
Lincoln-Richard Thorpe Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Richard W Thorpe of Sandy Pond Road has returned to Webb Institute of Naval Architecture after winter work in California He was employed by Forster Design Agency Long Beach drafting and stability calculations He will return to classes for the summer term at Webb which offers a bachelor of science in naval architecture and marine engineering from Glen Cove New York
James DeNormandie of Lincoln announced candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative in the General Court from the 10th Middlesex District covering Lincoln Wayland Sudbury and Hudson. He aims to succeed retiring Rep Howard Russell of Wayland. Born November 10 1907 he is married to Martha Prouty and has four children. Harvard 1929 graduate with a history in Lincoln governance and Massachusetts agriculture. He co-owns DeNormandie Verrill dairy in Concord and is known for Guernsey cattle showing and production.
The Woman's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church planned an informative program with guest speaker Mrs. Norman Downs of Lexington. Her topic, Women and the Law, explored daily legal issues and procedures to help women seek appropriate advice.
Memphis dispatch reports a young girl mixes up thread numbers at a store. She returns with No 60 thread and explains the spool label says Coats, the thread maker, prompting a humorous moment for Mrs Margaret Collins.
Massachusetts Civil Defense Director Joby J. Maginnis warned that public participation in state wide exercises on June 14 and 15 is vital. He urged continued sheltering below ground and duck and cover as best defense, stressing no guaranteed warning time but reduced risk with preparedness and evacuation plans for critical areas.
Karen Varchan of New Britain Connecticut received a surprise air mail gift from Sweden on New Year Eve a 16 inch cake from her mother in Sweden described as an unexpected delight and a holiday marvel.
U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station Medford announce Sgt Ernest W Dullea will represent the Air Force in the Concord area. Dullea a 32 mission World War II veteran from Malden will meet the public at the Concord Post Office each Thursday 9 30 to 11 00 a m. Call 6 5777 or visit the recruiting station for information and veterans seeking the Air Force Association reunion are asked to stay in touch with gt Cullen.
1953 was New England’s warmest year in 66 years with an average temperature 6 degrees above normal and a notable August heat wave. The record high 104 occurred August 31 near Walpole. the low 23 below zero was February 8 in First Connecticut Lake New Hampshire and Lemington Vermont. A June tornado outbreak caused heavy damage and nearly 100 deaths in Worcester area. Precipitation totaled 49.94 inches, sixth heaviest since 1888.
Lelia Ianniello daughter of Mr and Mrs Pasquale Ianniello will attend Boston University to major in music marking another senior pursuing higher education in the town.
A reader guide suggests keeping a photo journal of garden progress from ground breaking to flowering. Capture weekly steps and include people to add interest, creating a vivid, personable record of your gardening year.
Concord R I Daly steps down as Troop 31 Committee chairman after years of service. Robert B. Bramhall of Attawan Road will assume the duties immediately while Daly stays involved on the committee. Bramhall inherits a growing, active committee ready for the season.
A fragmented OCR passage lists a Scoutmaster and several committee members including Bramhall Saul Treas and others like Dr A Ff portation Joseph entertainment Hauser Morse Karl Stetson Bartlett Morrill March and Daly.
An obscure notice mentions Robert Black III at a hospital named Na Hospital with references to Mrs. Joan and Grandma, plus Ivan D. S. Concord and Dr. Jel B. Coleman, indicating a formal local announcement or acknowledgment surrounding a family event.
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