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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
13
Fragmentary text references the Navy organization and individuals such as controlmen radarmen electronics and hospital family. The readable items hint at a reunion or record of service with names and roles but lack cohesive facts to form a full event or outcome.
Concord reveals fall schedule for Evangelical Free Church with a unified Sunday morning service starting September 10 at 10 30 a.m. The service runs to noon followed by morning worship. Sunday evening service remains at 7 30 p.m. each week.
J. Coyne of 258 Main Street a Concord High School class of 1949 graduate and former Antognoni Electronics employee has joined Concord Radio Electrics Co at West Concord serving as a new position.
Amid Korea war, Republicans blame administration for insufficient aid and Democrats defend wartime unity. Predictions on public reaction vary as price rises and tax controls stir voter sentiment. President Truman focuses on military and economic concerns while Wallace’s Progressive party splits. Internal GOP divisions grow over mobilization powers and river power regulation.
Fort Worth Bee unveils a market mystery after 30 years, noting that the subject has never gone fishing. Local observers emphasize the strange, unresolved puzzle surrounding the long delay.
supporters of former Attorney General Clarence A Barnes cite Joe Martin former Speaker endorsing Barnes as key in the gubernatorial race. Martin lauds Barnes for courage ability and public service while Barnes criticizes the current administration’s spending and calls for relief for taxpayers. Massachusetts Barnes for Governor clubs spread across the state with support from Republicans independents and some Democrats.
Easter hat creator Nancy Venable braided dried shucks into hats after a wardrobe shortage. Her attention at church sparked a side business braiding corn shucks for others as a craft venture in Leipzig.
A homemaker friendly recipe suggests Brown Beef Stew for Sunday dinner. It details cutting beef, browning, simmering with water, parsley, celery, pulon onions and carrots, then serving with peach pie and vanilla ice cream. The piece ends noting the first cannon cast in Sharon Massachusetts from Lake Massapoag ore.
Margaret May Kotell daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kotell of New Canaan Connecticut married John Bisbee son of Mrs Elliott Walter Bisbee of Moretown Vermont and late Mr Bisbee on Saturday the First Congregational church in New Canaan The bride wore an ivory satin gown with Chantilly lace and a lily of the valley bouquet The wedding party included Miss Mary Pennington maid of honor Miss Joyce Bisbee and Miss Helen Ordway Davidoff The groom’s brother Thomas Bisbee was best man and the couple plan to live in Cleveland Ohio where he will pursue graduate work at Case Institute of Technology
Mr and Mrs Norman H Bower and their two sons Clyde and a son travel on an extended motor tour through New York New England and Canada during Mr Bowers vacation from his post as an officer of the Massachusetts Reformatory.
St Anne’s Fair will be conducted on October 14 at the town hall and its grounds. Mrs. Richa Rice and Mrs. Arthur E. Sen head the organizing committee with help from Russell Haden, Ley H., and Mr. and Mrs. David Todd.
West Concord Anursnac Grange of P H schedules a surprise night park form duty for Monday night September 11 with men in charge Edwand Rundgren of Old Bridge Road named as master by ek Ma.
A local Mart merchant advertises Crasy Water GC as a remedy for constipation stomach and backaches along with nervousness insomnia loss of appetite and low energy. The piece cites customer benefits and urges readers to buy from R G Monaghan 807 Liestomen.
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