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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
13
A bus accident near Concord involved Lowell residents and a trailer truck. One elbow injury was reported as the bus loaded with passengers was moved towed away. Timouth New Hampshire hospital cared for the injured, while Fred Bregoli now stationed in New Hampshire stood with his family.
Fragmentary text shows a payment offer of ten dollars for each original saying or idea. It mentions Miss Nu Maid and an address on Pearl Street in Cincinnati. The passage appears as a stray, partial newspaper snippet without full context.
Concord's Company H M N G 182nd Infantry continues weekly drill at the State Armory on Thursday nights and invites local youths age 17 and over to join. For information contact the armory on Monday or Thursday nights. The rest of the items note a January 12 church supper, a former Concord High track captain resuming study, a February 13 Red Cross Bloodmobile visit, and Navy sailor Joseph Moynihan on leave.
An offer promotes new QOY Mixed ready to use Pinex product for added convenience. The message emphasizes speed and simplicity for consumers seeking pre-prepared mix solutions.
Miss Leonora M. Sanborn aged 73 a resident of the Deaconess Home died at the home last Sunday night She was born in Boston May 30 1877 and had lived in Belmont prior to moving to Concord She was a former nurse and is survived by a brother Henry Sanborn of Sharon Funeral services were held yesterday at the Belmont Methodist church with Rev D Joseph Imier officiating Burial was in Cedar Grove cemetery Dorchester
The Evangelical Free Church in Longstreet postpones all activities for stay at home services from January 1 to January 7. Scriptures will be read each night and prayer offered for spiritual revival and peace in the world.
West Concord Mary Judith Carew daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter R Carew of Peasant Street marked her first birthday on Sunday December 1. She is the youngest of three Carew children. Her father teaches at Peter Bulkeley School and serves on the high school coaching staff.
Washington reports that Dr Richard Ettinghausen of the Smithsonian traces unicorn imagery to rhinos and other animals. Medieval artists depicted the unicorn in many forms from horse to dragonlike winged creature, while Indo Persian sources cast doubt on the legend. The unicorn remains a heraldic symbol for Britain and was once linked to poison testing through the unicorn horn myth.
In Memphis Tennessee a young mother chased two children thieves with a quick crowd control move. She rang a bell similar to those used by ice cream men to summon residents and rally help, sending the suspects fleeing.
The Advisory Council of the Division of Employment Security announced that the unemployment fund remains below benefit expenses for 1949. Reduced contribution rates below 2.7 percent will be suspended effective January 1, 1951, with higher amounts payable after April 1, 1951. The December 22 balance stood at 92 942 446 61.
The article argues that small fertilizer doses act like a temporary boost but fail to sustain crops through to harvest. It urges pairing fertilizer with soil-building practices to repair structure, improve drainage, and increase tilth and water holding capacity. It recommends rotating deep-rooted legumes to boost soil organic matter and moisture storage.
Maynard Mrs Albert Christian announced the engagement of her daughter Miss June Smith to Seaman First Class Gene Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Alden Richardson of Glostenberg Conn. Miss Smith a former Hudson resident works as secretary at Price Waterhouse New York City Richardson is stationed at Chanteteague Virginia No wedding date set
Watkins Glen state park in New York may host the National Field Archery Association 1931 meet. NFAA representative Al Van der Kogel of Palmdale New York surveyed sites and expects 500 to 600 bowmen and women from across the United States.
At the 36th annual Illinois Agricultural Association meeting about 5,000 farmers heard that 1950 was generous for Illinois crops. Corn and soy yields were satisfactory despite borers, with livestock marketing members handling about 150 million dollars in animals. Fruit crops lagged with light peach yields and apples about half normal.
Norman Oklahoma Herb Hough of Herb's cafe finds advertising pays long distance A letter from an army officer in Korea praised the Norman cafe with the chalked slogan Eat at Herb's cafe in Norman Okla Youngbyon Korea His son Private Melvin Hough plans to take over the business upon return and is viewed as doing the advertising
A 364 page collection edited by Max Herzberg will publish next month featuring more than 100 selections from American literature and history. The book includes The Declaration of Independence and The Monroe Doctrine with works by Benet Hoover Key Howe Lincoln Whitman Paine Wilson Sandburg Frost Webster Emerson and Washington. Herzberg notes American writing rose after World War I and now dominates English expression on both sides of the Atlantic. In Provo Utah, William and Mrs Herbert boast six sons in uniform across the armed services, four WWII veterans among them.
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