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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
5
Fragmented OCR reads as a Worcester Post Office notice about a vaio program issue and a phone service change. Details are unclear but indicate an official notice from local postal authorities regarding communications.
Marlboro Mrs. Pasquale Simarano and daughter Olga of 24 Hudson Street, after a year in Italy, are scheduled to leave this week for their home here. Mrs. Simarano has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Sylvestri of Toscano, Italy whom she had not seen in 16 years. The Sylvestris, former Whitinsville residents, had returned to Italy some time ago.
Southboro Harry C Lyons Jr 18 of Princeton suffered multiple cuts and bruises after being thrown from a car he was driving on the Turnpike Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle struck a road paver and Lyons said he fell asleep at the wheel. He was taken to Framingham Community Hospital for treatment.
Eleanor M Falconi daughter of Mrs Angela Falconi of 40 Shawmut Avenue will wed John Montagano of Brockton on Sunday August 20 at 1 15 PM in the Immaculate Conception Church Marlboro. She was guest of honor at a recent miscellaneous shower party hosted by the Montagano home with several Marlboro residents in attendance.
Three Sudbury owners of Floyd N Walser etchings loaned to Concords Paint Pot exhibit directed by Shirley Smart. The lenders include Luther M Child and Carlton W Elims Jr with Briar Dale Farm and the Wayside Country Store. Swanson of the Country Store contributes a four masted ship etching.
Republicans filed nomination papers to place High Sheriff Howard W Fitzpatrick on the Republican primary ballot. Fitzpatrick, a Democrat appointee, faces Republican candidates Dr A Warren Stearns Walter Lawrence and Jesse Rogers in the contest while he is unopposed in the Democratic primaries.
More than half of the nation’s mushroom supply comes from Chester and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania, highlighting these two regions as the primary producers and economic hubs for the industry.
Northboro officials released a town population listing from the Board of Registrars. The count shows 3418 residents, with 2094 adults and 1324 under twenty, comparing to a Census Bureau figure of 3104 and noting a deficit of 312.
Kenneth Taylor of Mendow street Blackstone told police he struck and killed a doe early yesterday on Cedar street. Game Warden Michael DeLuca ordered the carcass taken to a local slaughterhouse for use at Westboro State Hospital. Taylor was uninjured.
The document notes a population of 3418 with 1636 registered voters and a gender split of 825 males and 811 females. Registration opens August 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Town Clerk's Office for primaries, with corrections handled by Registrars. The final Board meeting is scheduled for Friday, August 18, and residents may register from 1 to 10 p.m.
Mrs Catherine Tobin and family return to Lake Boon from a two week vacation at the Lynem cottage on Lakeside avenue. The Lake Boon Catholic Association will sponsor a second square dance at the Association hall in the narrows Saturday night with Littlefield's Orchestra from Houston and Henry Pratt Berlin calling. The committee is led by President William J Hiegis and includes Mrs John J Leary Ernest Bourgeois and other members. A Marlboro Country Club buffet supper will precede dancing to Paul Ambler's Orchestra with Association members and guests invited.
The statement notes that producing a single bushel of corn consumes 5,000 gallons of water highlighting high agricultural water demand.
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