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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
12
Master René urged public cooperation to mail early to ease distribution. Postmaster noted sending small amounts early helps secure efficient handling and warned not to delay local and out of state mail until December 15. Overseas volumes drop due to veterans returning, but Christmas mail remains sizable. Merchants say shops are stocked and shoppers should buy early.
Oil officials and pilots at Marlboro Airport host the Alight I E Tour with 125 horsepower or smaller planes. Don Lacouture says more applications are available for owners and pilots, with four airways and forty free refueling points. Coupons issued at start redeemable at designated stations as Majer and Gulf Aviation head plan to spur cross country flying.
James N. Holm of Kent State University says Abraham Lincoln and William Jennings Bryan trained in public speaking using tree stumps and corn stalks as audiences.
Reading like a travel of legends this piece notes how different lands mark Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus. It contrasts American gift bearing with Dutch Bishop St Nicholas and Swedish customs as providers of food and toys to children.
A festive 1946 holiday menu describes a breakfast of sausages pancakes eggs and coffee followed by a two to three o clock feast. The menu features Roast Turkey with Oyster Stuffing Cranberry Apple Garnish Squash Candied Sweet Potatoes Pink Grapefruit Salad Bread Relishes Mincemeat Pie with Whipped Cream and assorted beverages. The notes advise preparing the turkey the day before and reheating mincemeat pie with whipped cream for serving.
Concord lists a week of events including the play Ring Around Elizabeth at the Veterans Building and Concord Players performances. Also on the schedule are the State Guard officers meeting at the State Armory and lodge meetings at Odd Fellows hall and West Concord Union Church fair. Other items include a CYO meeting at Monument hall and a People's Society gathering at evangelical church.
Community events list in Concord detailing plays at Ring Around Elizabeth Saint Bernard’s and Our Lady of Christians Holy Name observances Sunday Young People Society at West Concord Union Church St Bernard’s CYO moving pictures Monument Hall Monday Woman's Club Trinitarian Congregational Parish House Selectmen State Guard Lodge Grange meeting West Concord Tuesday St Bernard's parish library and Elks Lodge 7 30 p m Armory high school football testimonial Wednesday Free Church prayer meeting Thursday Concord Rotary Club meeting Junction Colonial 28m 22 15 p m
A bread saving program item suggests corn flakes as a substitute for bread crumbs in a meat loaf. The recipe lists ingredients for a 8 to 10 serving loaf and provides variations with beef pork or veal and options for sauce and side dishes.
State health records reveal a five percent mortality rate among infantile paralysis victims in Missouri during the current outbreak. By September 19, 1938, 538 cases had been recorded in the state.
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