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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
13
Ned to Turday At Club Closed May
A fragment notes Ned to Turday at a club closing in May. The readable bits suggest a casual event or notice but lack clear dates or full context. Named entities remain uncertain due to garbled text.
Mass Highlights Sunday at Portuguese Church
A high mass at the church was the Sunday highlight with capacity attendees. The Santosima Santo Ima observances were led by Cam elebrant and assisted by Pastor Martin at the club grounds. Fireworks were planned for next Saturday evening as part of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghurch
Lise L. Capote
Camelebrant
Martin
1948 Enlistment Highlight in Military Personnel List
A brief military record notes Dale Nkorea among 1948 enlistees with a 4 percent cost control line item referenced in the personnel list.
Maynard Marine Wins Promotion at Parris Island
Marine Private First Class Donald P. Laskowsky son of Mr and Mrs Dominick Laskowsky of 13 River Street Maynard has completed training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Parris Island South Carolina and earned a promotion to his present rank. He also won the silver cross and was named a sharpshooter with a score of 217 of 250 on the Garand rifle. He completed training in first aid field hygiene and sanitation field tactics and precision drill and fired the Garand plus other infantry weapons. He observed operation of machine gun mortar and flamethrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris Island
S.C
Donald P. Laskowsky
Dominick. Laskowsky
River’ Street
Maynard
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Marine
Woman Named Head of Benson's Animal Farm Zoo Circus Museum
Vera Lovejoy of Boston's Back Bay becomes superintendent of Benson's Animal Farm a combined zoo circus museum and amusement park in Hudson New Hampshire. She assumed the post in 1944 amid wartime manpower shortages and is tied to a syndicate that took over the Strangest Farm on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, N. H
Boston
Back Bay
Benson
New Hampshire
Vera Lovejoy
Time on his hands Wakefield clock collector reaches century mark
Manley P. Barber of Wakefield Massachusetts began clock collecting sixty years ago as a hobby. He now owns more than 100 clocks with several aging a century and a French clock made in 1821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
U.P
Manley P. Barber
Praying Mantis Oddest Friend of Man
In Coronet magazine the praying mantis described as three inches or more, green or brown, a silent predator that ambushes prey with folded forelegs. Its voracious hunger harms pests like caterpillars and beetles, helping farmers. it is harmless to humans and should not be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronet
Nearby Woodlands Offer Stock for Landscaping
Nearby woodlands provide nursery stock for rural families planning landscape projects. Common plantings include rhododendron dogwood scotch pine holly pine and laurel used widely in plans. Trees for shade include American elm ash and oak with autumn colors from mute to brilliant scarlet and hard maple for shade or boundary plantings. Evergreen options help fit rural homemaker plans.
Goose pelts promise gold for geese raisers
Goose skins are tanned and down dyed through a new process to yield exceptionally soft warm pelts. The fashion world shows interest with potential uses including luxury puffs, trims for garments, baby shoes, hats, and bathing suits.
Strange disease hits Henderson swine herds in Kentucky
Farmers in the Henderson area report over 1000 hog losses from a disease veterinarians cannot yet identify. The illness has appeared each summer for several years, affecting more than 150 herds this season as vets strive for a diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Kentucky
Aging voters register in Memphis polling place
In Memphis, three elderly citizens register to vote: Max Kooks 99 Roman Marcus 94 and Mrs Lilly Massman 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Max Kooks
Roman Marcus
Lilly Massman
Major Kieley Now Stationed at Pine Camp
Bedford reservists Major Leonard Kieley and Corporal Peter Mastromatteo join the 304th Armor Cavalry group for two weeks of summer training at Pine Camp New York. Kieley a former tank company commander with the 4th Armored Division in Europe earned the Bronze Star and other decorations. Mastromatteo, a veteran who served in Puerto Rico, works for Deerfoot Farms in Newton and is known for his cooking and mess leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
304Th Armored Cavalry Group
Pine Camp
New York
Leonardgh Kieley
138 Great Road
Td Corp
Peter D. Mastromatteo
26 South Road
Kieley
4Th Armored Division
Europe
Whitney Coal and
Grain Co
Concord
Corp
Mastromatteo
Puerto Rico
Deerfoot Farms
Newton
Sal Cobk
Bedford Families Take Summer Vacations Nearby and Abroad
Bedford residents enjoy vacations with trips to Dennis Port Folly Lake Nova Scotia and Harwich while Patrolman Charles J. Kace takes an annual break at his Orchard Road home. The Garland Siekman Atwood families are among those traveling with visits to relatives and Cape Cod locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Siekman
Bacon Road
Folly Lake
Nova Scotia
Charles J. Kace
Bedford Police Force
Orchard Road
Indians Beat Red Sox In Boston League Game
Stow couple Lyman and Mrs Gagne of Greatroad hosted their son Elwell from Pennsylvania. They attended the league game in Boston Friday night where the Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Gagne
Greatroad
Elwell
Pennsylvania
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Concord Turnpike Bridges Repair Underway Again
State Highway Department crews resume work on two railroad bridges along Route 2 in Concord. The old Concord depot on Thoreau Street is receiving a badly faded coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Concord Turnpike
Concord
Thoreau Street
RemoteControlled 35Milimeter Air Camera For Air Force
Bell and Howell developed a 35 milimeter nose mounted camera operable by the pilot via remote control. The unit features an electric motor drive and a detachable film magazine swap in 10 to 15 seconds. It withstands tropical and minus 40 000 foot conditions and records air strikes and enemy positions for intelligence work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Air Force
Bell,and Howell
New England Building Boom Leads Six Month Rise in 1951
Gainey’s Construction News reports New England construction volume up 17 percent in the first half of 1951, reaching 592.24 million dollars. Industrial and public works gains drive the surge while private residential building falls. Maine shows the strongest rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
N. E
Gainey
New England Construction Report
Maine
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
New England Daily Building Report
Gainey’s
Three Local Boys Honored At Camp
Local Boy Scouts from Concord were honored at Camp Schhem in Antrim New Hampshire. Paul Daly of Troop 31 and David Hart with Jed Hart of Troop 33 earned Ranger awards for good camping and citizenship. Daly earned merit badges in canoeing and life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Antrim
New Hampshire
Paul Daly
Oneers
David Hart
Jed Hart
West Concord
Daly
CONCORD VACATIONERS REACH HOME FROM VIRGINIA TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mann and their two daughters return from a two week vacation with local friends. Mrs. Mann missed the 1926 Concord high school class reunion by a narrow margin. Optical glass transparency reaches 99 percent versus 85 to 90 percent for ordinary window glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frank Mann
Mary Williams
Virginia
Bedford Food Sanitation Meeting Held at Town Hall
Under the Bedford Board of Health a meeting at the town hall invited restaurant and roadside eatery staff church groups school lunch staff and retailers handling food. Miss Mildred Coggin presided while John J. Foley outlined upcoming food sanitation courses and fall lecture series. The gathering served as an introductory talk focusing on bacteriology of food safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Board of Health
Mildred Coggin
John J. Foley
Massachusetts Department of Health
Lowell Couple Announces Dolores Lawrence to Theodore Landoch
Mrs. Mary Lawrence of 15 Norcross Street Lowell announces the engagement of her daughter Dolores Ann to Theodore Landoch son of Mrs. Katherine Landoch of Lowell. The groom is employed at a West Concord plant and the couple plan a September wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Mary Lawrence
Norcross Street
Lowell
Dolores Ann
Theodore Landoch
Katherine Landoch
Inmates Paint Portraits to Escape Frustration
Boston inmates at a state prison create landscapes and portraits on scrap cardboard using tinted machine oil as paint to cope with confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S.P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ned Toturday
Dale Nkorea
Er A
Japan
Wilfred A. de
U.S. Air Force
Pan
Haseen
Wilfred A. Deasondale
Marlboro
Maynard Marine
Laskowsky
PFC
Donald Laskowsky
Aual Savings Bank
Middlesex
JG. Se
Farmer
Ford
Carlisle
Willis Pearson
Cross Street
Pearsons
Walden Street
Fred Flannery
Major Kieley
Earl W. Garland
Jane and
David
South Road
Dennisport
Earl S. Atwood
Webber Avenue
Cape
Atwood
Florence Eldridge
Harwich
Stow
AIR Forge
GOSS
Arlington St. W. Acton
Acton
Ford Home Corner
Elm
Baker Ave
Concord, Mass
Ford Factory
ELGIN
N.H.A
Veterans Organizations
F.H.A
Thermco Development Company
Belknap Street
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