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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
7
John R. Robertson argues that disciplined guidance helps children grow toward balanced maturity. Parents should teach self denial and delayed gratification, balancing rule with flexibility to allow each child to develop under steady guidance. The piece emphasizes consistent parenting as foundational to adulthood.
Concord Council Knights of Columbus No. 287 met Tuesday night under Grand Knight Hugh E. Kilmartin. Plans included a communion breakfast on Sunday April 27 and continued weekly whist parties Wednesdays led by Deputy Grand Knight Leonard E. Wetherbee.
Rep Howard S Russell notes 182 measures in the house calendar with many reports favorable or unfavorable. A bill on tax returns for illegal businesses faces a lengthy, complex path through committees readings and governor approval, with possible reconsiderations.
Edward D Amico pupil of Fred Berman at the Schillinger House School of Music takes a limited number of students for private instruction using modern methods. For further information call.
Lee Lombari a 21 year old from Cranston Rhode Island is the region's only competing woman weight lifter. She lifted 80 pounds in the press and 120 pounds in the clean and jerk to recover from a back injury from a riding accident.
Bedford town clerk Arthur Carson warns new voters that the last day to register for the town election is Tuesday February 12 from noon to 10 p.m. at Town Hall, with daily registration at the clerk’s office. Candidates must file nomination papers by February 16 at 5 p.m. signatures required: 30.
St Michael's Church in Bedford celebrated St Blase Day with the traditional blessing of throats after Masses. Earlier Candlemas Day was observed on Saturday and the First Friday masses of February were celebrated last Friday.
Ravens larger than crows inhabit the Great Smoky Mountains region, indicating a notable presence of large passerine birds in the area.
The Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs lists nine schools offering scholarships for 1952 53 academic year. Scholarships cover full or partial tuition at institutions including Leland Powers School and Endicott Junior College with various fields such as theater radio and homemaking. Details on amounts and eligibility are provided, with applications through Miss Mary L. Guyton.
Minneapolis Honeywell experts stress thermostat location and calibration as the main factor in home comfort this winter. Place five feet high away from heat sources and drafts, and ensure the thermostat is in the room used most. If readings differ from a nearby thermometer or it delays heating, replace or recalibrate. Consider new electric clock models for reliable all-day temperature control.
Memphis dispatch notes a downtown department store display showing a television set and chair crafted from buffalo horns. It adds a fact that one cubic foot of solid coal can power an electric water heater for seven days.
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