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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1949
Page
16
A routine two car collision in Boston escalated to serious charges as drivers exchanged licenses and identification at the scene. Police say the dispute over fault led to further legal action.
A Middlesex County Exton speaker held a farm related event in Boston last Wednesday morning. The brief gathering featured rural topics and practical farming notes presented by Concord Herbert Ard.
The article notes I Miss Slate will be remembered by county leaders and 4-H boys and girls for two summers of eye responsibility. It highlights extended service by girls in H Club and the impact on local youth and community leaders.
A final year meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Lowell on Elm Street. The president will preside at 10 30 AM on the 20th. Morning coffee and decoration will be the featured activities.
Former Troop 16 scout leaders Brian and Lyle Carson and Carleton Smith guide 26 boys aged eleven and up. Fourteen new scouts passed the tender foot test and will be inducted at a future public court of honor. Everett L. Gottschalk, Bedford Civic Club president, names a committee to serve until November 30, 1950, with Sid ney Ingalls as sponsor representative and Charles S. Hume as vice president Sachem Council. Honorary members include Rev. William E. and Rev. Marvin L. Derby.
Announcement invites adults to join the organizing committee at Scout Headquarters. Applicants for the scout camp must be fourteen years of age or older.
The Concord session featured discussions on pork profits presented by Joseph Decatur of Wayland and Massachusetts expert Albert Shepard. Meetings were arranged in cooperation with the Eastern Swine Breeders Association to share industry insights.
Eleven former student attendants at Emerson hospital graduated in Boston in exercises by the Household Nursing Association. Notables include Evelyn M. Drury Leona I Murphy Phyllis E Sewall Ruth Ma team administrator and Elizabeth Alexander. Dr Chester O addressed the class. A shopping column notes market interest in new Christmas lighting and plastic Santa illuminated faces suitable for outdoor or indoor use.
A former Concord resident now in Waltham, a well known local figure, was honored by the telephone company. McKenna is a brother of Joseph H. McKenna and son of Edward and the late Mrs. McKenna of Concord, noted as a gio operator in 1913.
Youths in the area gathered at the Middlesex County Extension Service office last Monday to form a local 4 H Sheep club with John Culkins Jr. of Spencer Brook Road as leader. In other news, William J. Bulger Sr. of Sudbury Road, a longtime parcel post and mail carrier at Concord Post Office, has been confined at Emerson Hospital this past week.
Shoppers nationwide confront late arrivals as stores promote Christ date deals this week. No further readable details available.
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