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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
8
EXTENSION SERVICE NEWS OF THE WEE By M. G. Fultz covers strawberry planting timing mulch removal split steps and warnings on cut worms plus raspberry spray schedules with chemicals and timings. Bermuda information notes its land area bridged islands and compact size.
In Coral Gables Florida Mrs Wilma Miller a former milliner now running a health establishment argues worn feet trigger tensions that ruin marriages Her remedy is a foot rub to reduce quarrels and she suggests replacing sharp shouts with Go soak your feet to ease the dispute
Hartford court hears Guy R. Shea a college student from Hongkong admit his car struck another. Shea says drivers in Honkong look only to their right and the judge orders payment of damages and a paper on benefits of looking both ways at intersections.
Greenfield Mass Mrs Jacob E Schuler collects dolls for 17 years and now has more than 200 from many countries. She calls her home the Doll House reflecting her hobby and collection.
The White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest sits about 18 blocks from the Capitol where both chambers meet. The U S Code collects current permanent federal laws by subject, prepared by the House Judiciary Committee with two publishers, with new editions every six years and supplements after each session. President Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan awaits international discussions before domestic amendments.
A farm electric specialist at the University of Illinois instructs to run electric mowers back and forth in straight lines and away from outlets to prevent the cord from being run over or cut.
Mr and Mrs W Hamilton Irwin of Lowell Road Carlisle announce the birth of their second son Robert John Irwin at Emerson Hospital on Thursday April 8. Grandmother Mrs Warren Irwin of Stow and great aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs John J Hayes of Carlisle are noted as relatives.
In Hartford Connecticut police court records a witness who identified as a peace deviser is revealed to work as a nightclub bouncer. The discrepancy surfaced during testimony leading to questions about the witness's credibility and involvement in the case.
Four Concord seniors have been accepted for college in the fall. Marjorie Ogilvie of Lowell Road will study nursing at Centenary Junior College in New Jersey. Nancy McWalter of 87 Main Street plans retailing at Stephens College. Margaret Palmer of South Road Bedford aims to be an executive secretary at Bryant and Stratton School of Business. Sheila Parker of Strawberry Hill Road will major in social studies at Regis College.
The family of the late Leonard Marcewicz expresses sincere thanks for sympathy and kindness shown during their bereavement.
Brooks School announces a community exchange for outgrown baby gear and toys. Accepted items include play equipment nursery furnishings and children's furniture in good condition with 80 percent of sales price paid to the owner.
A collision on Route 27 near Wheel operator's car head on left Richard Maynard and Thomas Horan of West Concord injured. Horan, 22, was unconscious and taken to Emerson Hospital with a fractured skull, cut forehead, and lacerated nose after treatment by Dr. Cahill. Patrolman Fenton investigated.
Fragmentary wedding description mentions Miss Sally Cahoon and James D. Lent Jr. The text references attire such as lace bodice, train, and net hats with rhinestones, with bridesmaids and ushers listed. The narrative includes poker terminology about a fourflusher and a bluffer. The scene shifts to church setting and a reception with music at Concord High.
In a Soglow cartoon caption an adviser urges readers to invest in United States Savings Bonds to combat financial strain. The joke notes dollars spent become future returns and promises a 4 to 3 return in ten years, with an even larger gain over twenty years.
A new Teamaker eliminates the need to scour tea leaves from teapots and makes 2 to 4 cups of golden tea. Its removable illusion basket with 4000 holes ensures full extraction and clear infusion kept uniform after brewing. Made to order for economy minded, it yields 200 cups per pound at about percent per cup.
Fragmentary OCR note lists events at Concord parish Trinity church and Morgan, with times 8 p m and 1 00 p m, and a supper at 65 day. Names and places are incomplete, making specifics uncertain.
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