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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Jo M Dee of Bedford announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Geriste Dee to Richard J Kerr of West Newton. Elizabeth attends college in Boston and Kerr is a veteran of the U S Air Force. No marriage date has been set.
Rural readers share sayings and praise for Nu Maid margarine with claims of modern packaging and flavor. A Cincinnati address invites contributions with a five dollar prize for accepted ideas. It emphasizes table grade prints and sunshine brand Miss Nu Maid.
A Sunday drive ends with a reader admiring a compact no partition home design featuring a combined living dining kitchen area. The design showcases space saving pocket doors, a large closet, built in shelves, and large corner windows, with plans and blueprints available from Fel yas Penny’s Small Homes in Detroit.
A fragmented tutorial mixes home maintenance tips with do it yourself carpentry ideas. It covers sealing windows and storm sashes, oil burner checks, boiler ventilation, septic and grease trap cleaning, and pipe insulation. It also presents a swing stool design for tables and outdoor use, with explicit dimensions and assembly steps.
Hardwood plywood face with handsome veneers is in demand for wall panels flush doors and built in furniture. Builders and homeowners seek the exclusive look noting plywood allows larger stronger panels and decorative surfaces with wood veneers offering diverse American colors and grain patterns.
A compact note describes a home feature set with a brick fireplace and built in wood cabinet, highlighting a spacious spa room and a relaxed, gracious living style.
Roses on the campus hill bloom atop the Washington University cyclotron, a facility built into a hillside that played a role in assembling the atom bomb by producing plutonium during World War I era research at St Louis.
The Golden Silke ceremony at Promomonary Utah on May 10 1869 marked completion of the first transcontinental railroad.
Johnson tells judge he never had a license while admitting to driving for a year. Judge Dan Corry imposes 30 days, with a warning that the license will be revoked. Johnson adds five additional days to serve.
In Knoxville Tennessee Ella Mae Ashe was fined five dollars for assaulting Sylvia Needham after Needham’s son greeted Ashe as Mrs Battle Ax. The report notes the quip and the local reaction, with brief comment on harbor counts on the Korean peninsula and offshore anchors.
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