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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
2
The Maynard column lists local residents on vacations and outings across Cape Cod areas and New England. Names include Eric Nelson, Lee Hong, William Reid, Salvatore Gro, Barbara Gibney, Harold Holappa, George Roosevelt, and others with trips to Onset, Old Orchard, Narrows, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Several family births and work duties are noted, with staff changes at local stores and post office.
A fragment indicates confusion over how earnings are credited to security card holders. It mentions social numbers, employer payrolls, and incomplete credit records. Contact Wallin at 5-4890 for more information.
A lawn party is planned for Friday, August 25, at the Woman's Center. The event is hosted by local organizers to raise funds and celebrate community spirit.
Maynard Miss Nancy B Turner RN daughter of Mr and Mrs Carleton Turner of As Miss Ruth Turner wore yellow chiffon fresh headdress and carried a spray of pale pink carnations and English ivy. Miss Kay Donovan wore nile green chiffon with flowers. John Bailey was best man and James O Connor served as usher. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 30 Parker Street. Mrs Nastasi is a Rockland High School and Massachusetts Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate.
Maynard Wassel now the Maynard H 8S foot eleven greets a squad and plans a T formation. He will install the balanced offense at its Prep as he makes a favorable impression. The tar and black have until to prepare for the St. Marys of Brookline game, with indications they will be small but troublesome.
Fragmentary obituary note references Mrs Maynard Mrs jel J DeMarsak and Mrs Wolfenden as visitors or mourners with mention of a mother’s death and many friends. Details are unclear but indicates a local obituary blurb.
A flawed text describes sweetbreads as a delicacy made from the young calf or lamb's gland. It notes that even a novice can cook many dishes by following directions and mentions braising as a method, with promises of ease and versatility in meals.
The Red and Gun Club announces its annual Field Day will be held the Sunday after August 28 if weather permits. If rain intervenes the event will be rescheduled for another Sunday.
Joe Adams, who has been seriously ill for the past weeks, is now convalescing at his home in North Sudbury.
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