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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
18
A fashion feature advises women on choosing fabrics, coats and hats to suit different figures. It discusses silhouettes for tall and short frames, sleeve and neck designs to soften angles, and how to select skirts, jackets, and blouses to create slender looks and balanced proportions.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about sleeves and drama with no clear event, names, places, or dates. It resembles an OCR fragment rather than a complete news item, offering minimal concrete facts to summarize into a full card.
A weekly listing of civic and community events in Concord and nearby towns. Highlights include scout meetings at various locations, minstrel shows at Monument Hall, a food sale by the King’s Daughters, church and lodge gatherings, and community club gatherings through the week.
Stow selectmen Albert Drechsler William Peck and Arthur Tre fry with wives were guests at Concord's Patriots Day celebration.
New arrivals announce the birth of a daughter on April 20 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Mr and Mrs Joseph Genetti of Loomis Street Bedford. Also newborn twins born April 15 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Seaburg Jr of Concord. Seaburg lineage noted as son of Kenneth Seaburg and Grace Seaburg of Waltham. all former Carlisle residents.
Simple half round cake recipe with margarine sugar and vanilla, plus optional nut meats. Cream cheese frosting combines cream cheese margarine salt confectioners sugar and vanilla for topping.
Daylight saving time starts next Sunday with railroads lining up schedules. The Boston and Maine Bangor and Aroostook and Maine Central will run trains on saving time while Boston and Albany limits local trains to the change. Legally DST begins at 2 a.m. Sunday though Boston roads switch at 12:01 a.m.
A gray tweed clad man sits in a car as a man-made lightning bolt hits a 25 foot generator atop a testing rig. Engineers say the car is the safest refuge during storms and the test checks transformer resilience and insulation under high strike conditions.
Hudson Miss Mary Sylvia DuBak yes to Joseph Edward Jackson in St Michael Church on Sunday afternoon April 30 at two o clock. Father Comics organist and Miss Mar sric Gill soloist. Attendants include Miss Lillian Ann DuBoak maid of honor and Miss Lillian P. Vaitekunas bridesmaid. Best man Thomas Marcelonis and usher John Zdsnovicz with a reception for 150 at the Lithuanian club.
Lois Gogeyi, daughter of Mrs. Frank A. Goodwin, performed in Robichaud's new ballet On Beacon Hill at Hancock Hall in Boston. Goodwin, a second year student at the Robinson Ballet Institute, teaches private dance students.
Enumeration crews work in Elon along with Dale of Byte Avenue Jos eimes 269 Page Road Mary Branks 14 Cutler Marion McGrath Ruth Johnston 8 Maple Street assigned to nearby Carlisle area in the census outreach.
The Holy Name Society of St. Michael's Church met at the Serresaide Association Club rooms on Sunday evening led by vice-president William Austin. Plans for a Father and Son night on May 14 were discussed and new officers and members will be elected. A Communion breakfast is planned for June 18. Some members donated at the Blood Bank in the shop audi it Friday.
Mr and Mrs Har old Keizer of Concord announce the birth of a daughter on April 17 at Rich. The baby named Louise. Also listed is Horace Concord and Francis Concord as relatives.
Invitations go out to all residents for a social card party. The note mentions a misprinted reference to "gue ing" and "ban" but emphasizes everyone is invited to attend. It also notes the Sphinx was built about 2900 B C.
A veteran World War II Army Air Force member and barber, now proprietor of a two chair shop at 3 Pagg ber, is reestablishing his barber business in the state. The former serviceman will join local workers as he starts serving customers again, highlighting his ties to family and community.
Hudson-Ser rington of Apsity wed Miss Marie C Kel ter of Frank F Kel Ogchard Street. The ceremony occurred Sunday evening with a club reception. The account notes more than 60 cents in cash found if Virginia's 55.
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