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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
18
The report notes Dee, son of Mr and Mrs Dee, currently on duty with the U S Navy, visiting Willem J Bulger Sr at the Post Office on his annual vacation. Alfred A Bean and spouse observed their 27th anniversary last Tuesday and have three sons, two daughters.
Ted Church obituary fragment notes death at home in Bolton early Friday after a long illness. Son of Wesley and Sarah Jane Neal, he lived 17 years in Bolton with a green business on Great Road. He served with an association protecting town projects and had worked as a caretaker for Philip Philips of Harvard College. Survived by four sisters including Mrs William Smith of Waltham and Mrs Parker Groton of Cochituate.
Mrs George Brown of Lowell will be away a month. The Frederick Olsons are home from a trip to Boothbay Harbor Maine.
Social Security benefits must be claimed to avoid loss with reasons including belief benefits are charity and misreading rights. Examples include a widow losing 600 monthly due to delayed claim and another widow losing 900 over three years, plus a retiree assuming business activity disqualified him. For details contact your local Social Security office at 680 Main Street, Waltham 54, MA, Wal. 5-4690.
Tommy Cahill joins friend Neddy Sears at Englewood Beach West Yar mouth for boating and swimming while Mr and Mrs Arthur V How and family hosted visits. The Howlands and David Howe spent the year at Marblehead as guests of Miss Dorothy Mattson and her family.
Janice Burland earned an unexpected honor competing with five Massachusetts counties at the Poultry Products Demonstration contest during the 4-H conference at UMass Amherst. The award, sponsored by NEPPCO, results in her attending events in Harrisburg and Chicago later in the year.
Sudbury 4H members attended a Town Hall session led by Prof Alden Tuttle of the University of Massachusetts. The group learned the latest corn canning methods with future meetings planned at members homes. Marjorie Brian of the RL promotes Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Western diplomats question whether Moscow's move signals a genuine desire for peace or continuation of Red expansion. The Soviet order broadens the blockade end by restoring transport, trade, and communications with freight trains, roads, mail, and travel permits at checkpoints, signaling a return to prewar Berlin conditions.
Loreen theparrot is a smart bird living at the Stamp and Coin Shop in Times Square New York. A customer tried to enter the store but found the door locked as he turned away.
U S economic advisers suggest moderating federal outlays and delaying four billion dollars in new levies to bring the budget toward balance. They warn taxes on goods transport raise costs and hinder postwar recovery, while opposing large public works now, favoring readiness plans instead.
An obscure scribble notes Prof. C. Rochow of Harvard winning a $1,000 prize for research on evolved derivatives. The fragment hints at predictions about synthetic polymers and future clothes, with Rochow indicating a relation to punterwis in the era’s jargon.
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