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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
7
Partial OCR reads like a civic notice referencing a July vote and local matters. Names and full details are unclear, but the fragment signals a participation event and community concern requiring official action.
The fragmentary text provides unclear names and places making it difficult to summarize a coherent event. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or actions are clearly readable to report a definite news item.
West Acton residents Mr and Mrs James Jr and Mr and Mrs Jack Frost left for a Lake Winnipesaukee vacation in Alton Bay New Hampshire. Kenneth Law and family returned from a ten day Nova Scotia trip. Ensign Frank C Bonansinga stationed at Norfolk Virginia visited Gleasondale Read for the weekend to see his mother.
Miss Frances Wetherbee has returned to Eastern Air Lines in New York after visiting her parents in Stow. She recently vacationed in Mexico City and Acapulco. The Stow Woman's Association will sponsor a rummage sale on Saturday July 15 at 10 am on Stow Lower Common offering dishes clothes and many other articles.
Mrs Marcella Parsens and Mr and Mrs Russell Linden of Red Acre Road spent the weekend in New York City enjoying city sights and events.
Funeral services for Caroline Elizabeth Darl Carlovitz age 70 were held at MacRae funeral home in Concord. Rev. Edwin B. Nylen officiated and burial was in Mount Wollaston Cemetery, Quincy. She was born October 14, 1879 in Roxbury and had lived in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Her husband Charles E. Carlovitz died about three years ago. Surviving are two sisters Rose Kaymes and Bertam Mills and two nephews Russell and Ralph Mills.
Miss Elizabeth Derby daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Derby of Greatroad graduates Hale High School class of 1950 and is registered at Dean Academy Franklin to enter as a freshman in September. Mrs Russell Blake and son Bruce of Dedham arrived Friday to visit Mr and Mrs Fred Hald of Packard Road for two weeks.
A whist party Saturday night at St Elizabeths Hall West Actor produced many prizes. Winners included Mrs Campbell Mrs Millbury Mrs Lynch Miss Cameron Mr Paulous M Doherty Mrs Budge Mrs Kloppenburg Mr Blodgett Miss Cullinane and Miss McCrudden. Special prizes went to Mrs Dietrich Mrs Frye Mrs Scully and Mrs Peterson. Another party is planned for Saturday night July 15.
Miss Doris Dudley enjoys a vacation from Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance in Concord visiting Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire. Several locals report health updates including Mrs Peter Larsen and Warren Peck. Stow Alliance hosts all day meeting at First Parish Unitarian church with a basket lunch.
New arrivals announce multiple births including a daughter born June 25 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tullar of 40 South Street. A son born June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Halfmann of R.F.D. Bedford at Primmerman 255 Concord Road. A son and first child William Everett born July 1 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Mr. and Mrs. Primmerman. Patricia McIntosh is Paternal Grandmother Mrs. P. E. Primmerman Crescent Avenues. Also listed is Mr. and Mrs. George Brungot.
A pill named Banthine is reported to ease ulcer pain within minutes and reduce discomfort in weeks by dampening the vagus nerve. The drug follows earlier surgical attempts to cut the vagus nerve and comes after research at Duke School of Medicine under Dr. Keith S. Grimson.
The notice reports the birth of a son named George Robert at the Richardson house in Boston on June 14. The address listed is 16 Caribou Street.
A Marine veteran, once from Ri Pa, reenters civilian life after three years in the Corps and a steady switch from high school diploma completion to years of college by night. Between 1947 and 1980 he balanced part time sales work, a full day job, and study as he moved toward professional credentials.
In eight months Grimson's group used the rug on 65 patients with results reported in Gastroenterology as excellent in all but three cases Banthine markedly improves over past methods for treating ulcers. The regimen starts with two pills every six hours, then reduces to one pill at six hour intervals as healing progresses. Usually about three days in hospital are needed for dosage adjustment. Once proper dosage is found patients continue Banthine until ulcers heal completely.
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