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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
18
Local interest births recorded recently at Emerson Hospital include a daughter born November 30 to Mr and Mrs Kreme vich Maynard on December 1 a son born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lord Carlisle and December 2 a birth to Mr and Mrs Roderick Mac.
A note lists J. Bedford and a son born December 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mazzeo in Maynard. The fragment confirms a family event and names involved.
The CDA conducted a routine gathering at Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concorde followed by a carnival and Christmas activities with members present.
General Electric lighting specialists suggest outdoor holiday accents such as a Santa cut out on a securely anchored roof ladder, or a greens bed with bright bulbs behind red flowers. Use a 150 watt PAR spotlight to highlight silhouettes and window outlines, hiding the light in a tree for added color and focus.
Health officials clarified a new law allowing the State Department of Public Health to pay hospital expenses for premature babies weighing four and a half pounds or less only when parents cannot pay and the mother has no legal settlement. If the mother has a settlement, local boards handle aid and must provide ambulance transport if needed.
A warning about discussing Social Security with a spouse. The message emphasizes that wives and families have a stake in old age and survivors insurance, and suggests telling a spouse about a social security account to clarify potential monthly benefits and protections.
Dr Gustav O Arlt of the German League on the Los Angeles campus of the University of California calls Santa Claus a naturalized American citizen and America's contribution to the Christmas legend. He notes Norwegians who settled early in America brought the first version of Senta Claus, known in Europe as St Nicholas, but never fully described.
Archaeologists report findings from a cave that align with biblical narratives. Inscriptions in Greek and Aramaic bearing names such as Miriam Simeon and Matti appear beside symbols and references to a leader mourned by locals. The discoveries bolster faith-based histories and suggest historical resonance in the urn and cave writings.
Readers are invited to browse the gift shop this week with a feature on late arrivals and priority picks. The piece highlights limited quantities and special offers for those who shop after the usual hours.
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