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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1959
Page
14
A weekly Middlesex County extension digest covers home plant care with sealed polyethylene bags for long, simple plant maintenance plus a livestock market posting program by the USDA under the Packers and Stockyards Act. It explains requirements for market operators to post, register, and bond, and notes attic and window fans as practical cooling aids.
The Concord Red Cross Chapter will meet at the old Concord High School Building on 2nd Street Tuesday July 21 at 8 o’clock. Officers and directors will be elected and the gathering is open to all members.
Bedford Farms, part of J. B Prescott Company, retains a year long milk supply contract for all Air Force units at Laurence G. Hanscom Field. Officials estimate the deal at just over 100000 dollars, covering about 450000 gallons of white milk and 10000 gallons of chocolate for mess halls post exchange sales and commissary from July 1, 1959 to June 30, 1960.
The text advises closing the house during the day and drawing south side shades to cut radiant heat. For ventilation, allow one air change per minute per humid area and one change every two minutes in cooler areas, about eight or four cubic feet per minute per square foot respectively. A 1000 sq ft home would need 8000 CFM in humid areas or 4000 CFM in cooler areas. For more details, contact Middlesex County Extension Service, University of Massachusetts, FE-6.
Private funeral held at McRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home for Richard W. Hamilton 34 of Oxbow Road. World War II veteran and MIT associate director of the Graduate School of Architecture, born August 9 1924 in Muncie Indiana. Survived by wife Patricia Campbell two sons Richard W Jr Stephen C parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Hamilton and sister Mrs Paul D Kilburne.
Trend data shows increases in deed registrations for Maynard and Sudbury during the first five months of 1959 with figures including Maynard 47 to 30 and Sudbury 115 to 87. Other area towns Bedford Carlisle Concord Lincoln Wayland and Carlisle list smaller activity figures.
Concord welcomes several new residents including Mr and Mrs Charles Niehaus at 47 Lexington Road with one boy and two girls from Belmont, Mr and Mrs John Neville at 16 Prescott Street from Brooklyn, Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy at 49A Lexington Road with six girls, Mr and Mrs Davenport Plummer at 26 Fairhaven Road from Cambridge, Mr and Mrs Luigi Totora at 45 Laws Brook Road from Italy with two boys and two girls, Mr and Mrs Frederick Tilton at 516 Main Street from Laconia and El Paso with two boys, and Mr and Mrs William Hatch at 69 Commonwealth Avenue from Boston with two boys and a girl.
Carlisle Grange delegation joined Middlesex North Pomona’s annual outing at the Mary Sh sard Route 2A Littleton on a rainy Saturday. The event featured swimming games and a chicken barbecue. New residents Mr and Mrs Donald Brennan of Evergreen Lane formerly of Cambridge and Connecticut.
Concord related registrations for the rush chair seating by Extension Service will be taken by Miss Irene I Blanchard county agent in home economics at the office 19 Everett street or by telephoning EM 94845. The Concord workshop began on Tuesday Hopkinton's yesterday Natick's will begin on Friday and West Townsend on Aug. 4. Classes are free but registration is asked.
Dr Francis C Newton renowned surgeon at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital retires to become professor emeritus at Harvard University after decades of teaching and patient care He served as acting head of surgery 1943 1945 and joined Harvard as an associate in 1920 He earned Amherst AB 1915 and Harvard MD 1919 now residing at Dole End farm Wolbach road Sudbury Massachusetts
The St Michaels Couples Club held a chicken barbecue at the Air Force picnic grounds for its last meeting of the year. Mr and Mrs Robert Daigle chaired the committee. Officers elected include Presidents Mr and Mrs Charles Brooks, vice presidents Mr and Mrs Ralph Carr, secretaries Mr and Mrs John McKenna, and treasurers Mr and Mrs John Perkins.
Bedford announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Carter at Emer son Hospital on June 29. A son is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Myles Kileuy of 60 Reperts drive. An adopted son, John Francis Jr. known as Jay, arrives for Mr. and Mrs. John F. Curley of 301 Davis road. English Ford winner at Bedford Legion Fourth of July program is Mr. Slabacheski from aftcom Air Force Base. Commander Fotino draws the ticket. Local guild Advent fair, clambake at Air Force picnic grounds next Sunday July 19, and a family picnic planned for next month. James Sahakian represented Church of Christ at a Framingham conference for seventh and eighth graders. A meeting of Christian education and deacons boards was held last Wednesday evening. Mid-week fellowship at the home of Maynard H Joy.
About 96 percent of workers and self employed people are covered. Learn where to get answers on numbers, survivor benefits, disability, earnings limits, and more. Local office sessions in Marlborough Concord and nearby locations provide guidance each week.
Carlisle Grange announces a progressive supper to be served by members starting at 7 o’clock next Wednesday July 22. First course to be served at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward R Stephen in Rus.
A fragment notes a July event at a residence on Sell Street labeled as the Second Course hosted by Mr Stacey with Brook involved. The text also mentions stop growth of teeth. The details are unclear.
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