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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
5
The text discusses aging homes and long term decay with references to a quarter century and large numbers in need of repair. It mentions budgets and cutbacks affecting new ion and national estimates, highlighting deteriorating housing stock and funding shortfalls.
The text outlines farm property value and barn conditions with a single pitched roof and newer alterations. It notes the old building’s basic structure and the defense’s materials and insulation demands to meet modernization needs on the farm.
A survey explores what families in Kansas Iowa Michigan Missouri North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin seek in new homes. The findings show demand for multiple bedrooms, a separate dining room, a workroom, and better kitchen layouts, with emphasis on a spare bedroom and coat closet and a front hill location preferences.
The text mentions coach Rupp guiding a university basketball team during an early era and references a freshman player. It relates to pre season adjustments and farming metaphors tied to hereford cattle, with implied oversight of players and training.
National farm prices edged up about one percent since the start of the year while farmers in New Jersey report rising costs and fruit prices. University agricultural researchers note broader increases across the state and nation.
Bedford’s Red Cross water safety class at Walden Pond in Concord is restricted this year to 45 Bedford children due to limited pond space. The two hour daily lessons run July 2 to 27 with a bus route from YC Restaurant at 8 am. Fees are 15 cents daily. instructors are certified Red Cross teachers with lifeguards on site.
Stow Mr and Mrs A P Smith leave Monday for a vacation to Waldoboro Maine. Miss Ann Derby a first grade teacher in Acton schools travels Monday with other teachers to New Orleans Louisiana and will visit Biloxi Missouri where her brother Preg John Derby Jr is stationed. Priscilla Lewis of New York State Rehabilitation Hospital West Haverstrom arrives home Saturday for a vacation with her parents Donald and Mrs Lewis Great Road. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Carlo Norgal of Great Road plans a summer break from Burdett College where he studies business administration. Miss Mary Cusick of Great Road works at Massachusetts General Hospital after graduating Emmanuel College with a chemistry major. Mr and Mrs Ira Creelman sold their Great Road corner home to Mr and Mrs Beecher Washburn of Red Acre Mrs Greekman. Mrs Charles Jimhewy built a Whitney homestead nearby.
Bedford notes a seventh anniversary for a couple married on June 27 1944 with Mrs Carson formerly Bertha M Petersen. Mr and Mrs Richard Dodge and daughter Nancy of 66 South Road spent a week at their Wolfeboro New Hampshire summer home. Bedford youths enroll in the Walden Pond swimming program in Concord transported by bus. classes run through July 27.
Mr and Mrs Philip Caughey have moved into their Crescent avenue residence formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Albert W Clifford. Mr Caughey teaches at Lexington junior high and is summering in Northeast Harbor Maine where he serves as yacht club commodore.
Jessie M. Lewis a Newton Highlands teacher leaves Monday for a three week vacation in South Hero Vermont. Mr and Mrs Taito Grekula return from Kent Washington where Grekula worked with Boeing Aircraft Walter Nelson father of Mrs Grekula also returns. Grekula takes a job at Lapointe s in Hudson. The 4 H Busy Bee Canning Club met at Mrs Arthur Puffer Great road to make jam with another session planned next Monday.
Stow school committee appoints Miss Marjorie Devlin of Middleboro as junior high teacher to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Betty A Galley.
Bedford picks Bedford resident Bedford An thony Pickman to lead this fall Red Feather drive. Pickman has served as solicitor captain and publicity chairman and is a member of the Bedford Finance Committee. He is Harvard 1989 graduate and a manufacturer's agent. The Pickmans have two children, Daisy and Allan.
At LaGuardia a mock cabin called Clipper Indoctrination educates 46 stewardesses and 15 stewards in serving aloft, handling passenger problems, and memorizing passenger names through role play. Training uses a lifelike set with a pretend captain and scripted routes, with real dining service sequences replaced by soft drinks.
Miss Isabel Cusick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Cusick, is now a social worker with Catholic Charities of New York based at the White Plains office. She earned a Masters Degree at Boston College School of Social Work and did special case work at Gardner State Hospital.
Eugene Herlihy, Eliot F Joslin, Miss Thelma Richter, Sheila M Currier and John M Currier appeared at the McCaul Venard wedding in Becket Berkshires. The couple exchanged vows in North Chelmsford last Saturday.
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