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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
4
The Maynard Board of Selectmen reviewed highway department activity led by Superintendent Raymond. Officials highlighted ongoing road maintenance along Maynard Streets Road and related municipal projects.
Director J. James W. announces Concord Rods and Gun Club second with 63 and the Elks third with 53. High individual is Jim Loughlin with 42. Week's matches run tonight at the K of C rooms.
A local notice reports a dance hosted by the Concord St Anthony Society at Monument Hall Saturday night February 19 at 8 o'clock. The event draws members from Concord West Concord and Maynard to the fundraising social.
Mr. and Mrs. Reina A. Laakso of Taylor road Stow welcome their daughter Joanna May born Monday evening February 14 at Emerson hospital Concord weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Carl Thompson and Sophia Laakse with 12 grandchildren. great grandmother Charlotte Thompson. The couple’s first child is Linda Marie, age 1.
The twins born to Mr. and Mrs. William Pearce of Long Hill Bolton and the former M Louise Robbins of Stow at Milrboro hospital on February 5 have been named William Henry and Brenda Louise.
Sudbury notices recount Imorial Youth Fellowship meeting with St Elizabeth's Episcopal Mission and a Valentine observation at Redcote School led by Mrs Hall and Mrs Walker. Family gatherings include Corrine Cutting's birthday and Dale Wasgen's fifth birthday party. Navy enlistments and transfers include Bradley Tighe heading to boot camp at Great Lakes and Capt. Kloman Day departing for Guam. A trip to New York accompanies Mrs Walker and granddaughter George Jr. Pew parking lot venture has earned over $100,000 in revenue in under a year.
Marlboro Dorcas Welfare Society of the Seventh Day Adventist church reports a strong response to a drive for clothing and shoes for needy families. Chairman Eugene B. Wood notes the need remains for children's wear and footwear, with receptacles at United States, J C Penney, and Ellen's Department stores for donations.
Marlboro resident Mrs Lela Buzzell of 11 Clinton Street received a surprise party Tuesday night for her birthday. The social evening included music and games with refreshments and a birthday cake. Guests listed include Mrs Mary Boynton Mrs George Smith Mrs Anne Delaney Mrs Miriam Russ Mrs Ida Smell Mrs George Wentzell Mrs Ethel Griffin Mrs Francis Norton Miss Mary Wentzell Miss Dorothy Norton and Maitland Howe.
Mrs. A Taricano of Newton Center won a portable device at the Buttons and Bows club social and dance held Monday night at the Italian Social Club on Mill Street.
Mr and Mrs Donald G Forbes hosted a United World Federalists gathering at their Wayland Road home last Monday evening. It marked the first in a planned series of meetings by the group.
Mary Conner, a telephone operator, fell and fractured her ankle in an on the job accident. Mrs Robert Potter then stepped in to help with duties as she recovered.
An Indiana firm unveils Ad-a-Bath a factory built exterior bath unit for farms lakeside cottages or suburban homes. Self contained with tub lavatory wardrobe and heater it attaches to the exterior no interior space loss. Fully equipped with insulation linoleum floors and built in cabinets FHA financing allows 10 percent down and monthly payments through a local bank.
U S agriculture notes worm and mite issues in apples shift as DDT reduces codling moths and spray residue concerns ease. Parathion shows promise against most pests but remains under testing due to its extreme toxicity and potential public health hazards.
J. A. Munro of the agricultural experiment sta notes tillage may help control grasshoppers whose eggs hatch in spring. He explains eggs are laid in late summer and remain in soil until germination, while dairy cows show improved condition when water is available.
A Marlboro air inspection visit followed a night review class on civil air regulations engines and aircraft. Cadets trained and narrated by Capt. Clarke Gable U S A F watched a typical B 17 crew in combat over Germany. The 50 minute techicolor film showcased training and missions.
The Marlboro Squadron received a formal visit from Group NI led by Allan and Cant Hut expressing admiration for Castelunive tocne. Next week a fitter will measure cadets for uniforms as training nears completion and enrollment opportunities are announced for those interested in joining an outlet at the high school meetings at 7:00.
A brief clipping notes a cake appearance linked to Tana Tily Gastoc and mentions a car and Arlene Pirleols in a sparse local item. The exact context and actions remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
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