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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1954
Page
13
The passage notes that reports of a shore to shore freeze of one or more Great Lakes are incorrect. It explains only coastlines harbors and rivers entering the lakes freeze and that ice may extend several miles out, but scientists doubt a full lake freeze can occur.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court considers appointing conservator for Frank E. Fiske of Sudbury due to alleged incapacity from age and mental weakness. John J. Sheehan of Concord or another suitable person may be named. objections must be filed by September 14, 1954 in Cambridge.
Frances Wilma Hoagland, representing Sudbury minors Descom DeForest Hoag, Wlism Nicho's Hoagland Peggy Hoagland and Mary Frances Hoagland, asks court authority to use accrued life insurance dividends for their welfare education and maintenance. Objections due by September 13, 1904. notice filed July 29, 1954 by Register John J. Butler.
Middlesex residents petition the court to appoint Mary Maria of Maynard as administratrix of Rosalia Mendolia also known as Rosina Mendolia, late of Maynard, without bond surety. Proceedings dated August 2, 1900.
Lost Pass Book No. 505 and Pass Book No. 859 reported by Concord Co operative Bank in Concord Massachusetts with payment stopped. Forbidden trust notice from Wilfred Riley of Maynard Massachusetts states Nellie Riley has left his home and he will not be responsible for her bills from August 11, 1954.
Fold them in the batter and bake as for regular pancakes. Combine pieces of veal steak and pork steak, roll in crumbs and attach to a skewer. These are baked for an hour in a moderate oven for a tasty dish. Cabbage cooked quickly is a delightful vegetable and lemon adds brightness. Potatoes are sliced criss cross then fried to a crisp golden brown with onion salt, salt and pepper.
Wellington organized women form the New Zealand Homeless Association with branches in Wellington Auckland and Christchurch. They adopt resolutions urging government to curb immigration until housing needs are met stop taking homes for shops factories and offices and halt eviction orders that throw women and children onto the streets without shelter.
The fragment describes making crusty corn sticks with chopped ham and cheese folded into the batter. It compares the dish to a fruit dessert and suggests pineapple, pear, apple, and peach with raspberry as accompaniments. It also mentions breakfast cereal with whipped cream and peaches and offers spinach pancakes as a vegetable dish.
In Pittsfield Ben bulldozes his timber sparking a rift with neighbor Wally. A road trip to an American Farm Tree System meeting shifts views as Ben proposes signs to promote timber as a crop and plots reconciliation with Lucy and Jane.
Cream butter until soft. Gradually stir in sugar. Blend in eggs and vanilla. Stir in flour and add melted chocolate and nuts. Spread batter in a greased and floured 10 x 6 x 1 inch pan. Bake at 350 F for 30 minutes. Freeze optional, thaw before serving.
A collection of witty quotes from Charles Knouse J E Cook Michael Dunn and S C Barry on Edison invention movie endings and the social scene in small towns. The remarks cover off and on devices gossip and relational advice.
A messy OCR puzzle page lists horizontal clues for borders trades and various items, with misread words and scattered numbers. The vertical clues run from hesitation exclamations to prefixes and names, interspersed with garbled phrases and partial translations.
Nearly half a million shareholders hold GM stock with more than 90 percent of owners being individuals. No single holder controls more than 112 percent of the common stock.
By 1960 estimates suggest sixteen million Americans will be over sixty five and draw about ten billion dollars annually from retirement funds.
Gil bert Malone of the Northwest Lumber Co. arranged a unique order to deliver a load of boards to the middle of Lake Worth for building a judges stand atop two piers from an old bridge. The item notes that people in the world speak more than one thousand languages or dialects.
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