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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
17
Corned beef and cabbage layered dessert like mold with lemon and pickle flavor. Mix gelatin sugar lemon juice vinegar and seasonings, fold in cabbage, chop beef, chill in an 8 inch pan until firm. Unmold onto platter and garnish with olives lettuce tomatoes and onions.
Great enthusiasts toured an Ipswich residence dating back to the 1640s noted for its early New England architecture. The Whipple House, owned by the Whipple family and linked to China trade via John Heard, features Teakwood, Chippendale elements, and a historic tavern site beside Choate.
The Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association will hold its annual box lunch picnic on Saturday September 6 at 2 PM. It will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Shorttagan at their Acton home after Route 27 crosses Route 2. Drinks will be provided and members plus friends are invited.
A Sudbury meeting on August 12 proposed inviting all groups to join a yearly service rotating among four churches. The Grange has accepted, and officers elected include President Alexander Szent Ivanyi Vice President Donald Hawes Secretary Mrs Allan Kee Jr and Treasurer Richard Whelpley.
Mrs Nelson Deveneau and her daughter Jacqueline with the Maxwell Eatons return from Greenfield New Hampshire and Vermont. Richard Whelpleys vacationed with the Arthur Fays then in Vermont with Mrs Whelpley’s family in Ortears. Dr and Mrs Hapgood enjoyed Boars Head briefly. Mr and Mrs Davison and sons finished a Cape Cod Orleans trip. The weekend featured Folk Dancing and scenic views inviting hospitality from Ipswich hosts.
The column extols Sam Rayburn’s four decades in Congress, highlighting his role in crafting New Deal foundations and his Texas hometown library dream. It also covers Ike's remarks on French atheism, noting widespread publication and international cabled reports. Additional items warn of budget cuts hitting jet engine production and air force readiness.
A vintage style guide describes simple party sandwiches using enriched white bread with peanut butter and mashed banana, or creamed cheese with chopped nuts. It suggests variations like white and whole wheat halves, decorative cuts, and ribbons for school events, plus adds ideas for fillings such as meat spreads, chicken, eggs, and seafood mixtures with curry or cayenne.
Salvation Army hosts the 1952 Camp Meetings in Old Orchard Beach Maine with Commissioner Dalziel as speaker and a Music Festival on Saturday. Events run Aug 22 to Aug 31 featuring daily sessions, Sunday services, youth demonstrations, and guest leaders from New England and beyond.
The article notes 2nd Lt Ralph E Hawes reported August 8 at Turner's Squadron Section 811th Air Base Group Albany Georgia. A Cornell graduate with ROTC training he received his commission and enjoys army life including swimming diving and softball with the Officers' club. He invites Sudbury friends to write.
Sudbury Garden Club plans its Fall Show for Tuesday September 9 from 2 to 5 PM. Homes of Mrs. Way Olson Snow and others plus First Parish Church host classed arrangements and table settings. Tickets sold at homes or church include tea at First Parish.
Patricia D. Bradshaw of Sudbury and wife of John R. Bradshaw of South Sudbury earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Boston University College of Liberal Arts last Saturday. She will teach this fall at Sudbury Elementary School.
A relaxed brunch concept emphasizes indulgence with pancakes and varied toppings. The feature suggests ham or bacon sides and beverages, then provides a Spiced Apple Syrup recipe using maple-blended syrup, cinnamon, butter, and apples, yielding about 1 1/2 cups.
Sudbury resident Mrs. Melvin Guptill chairs the ladies entertainment committee at the National Shade Tree Conference opening at Hotel Statler with more than 600 delegates from the United States and Canada. The event features lectures by authorities on tree diseases and insect control. Karl F. Amalia serves as general chairman.
Sudbury couple Mr and Mrs Har old E McMurtry rejoice over the birth of a daughter Pamela Ann at Emerson Hospital Concord on August 12. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs C Arvid Nelson of Sandham Road and Mr and Mrs Kenneth P McMurtry of Old Sudbury Road.
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