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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
3
The report notes a well known, long serving figure born in Nova Scotia and re‑posted in Ayer. His life included teaching and shoemaking with his wife, Miner, as they mark a milestone anniversary after decades of daily care and community presence.
Civil Service Commission announces posts in New England for GS-7 to GS-9, $3825 to $6400 yearly. Three options cover business and commodities, labor, and fields including international trade and development. No written test. selection by experience evaluation. Apply to the regional director Boston or obtain forms from local post offices.
Parsons continues to smoke his big black cigars while Miner claims he quit smoking forty years ago. He works for neighbors mowing lawns and doing chores and still prefers the rugged scythe to modern lawn mowers.
Bedford invites food handlers to a Town Hall meeting on Tuesday July 24 from 2 to 3 pm. John J. Foley district sanitary officer will speak and illustrate pictures. The aim is to improve understanding of food handling methods for managers and all handlers. All interested are invited.
Washington reports the government lifted a three month old ban on spare tires for new autos at factories. The move comes as steel-cutback measures and a one fifth production reduction lessen the need to limit cars to four tires. Beginning July 1, NPA orders to curb steel use have reduced auto output to 1,200,000 cars per quarter.
A Norfolk County Agricultural School souvenir folder marked a July 12 dinner honoring retiring school directors Mr and Mrs Kemp. The event featured a map frontispiece and sketches of the Wayside Inn area while dancing rules discouraged partners swapping. Notables included Rep B Loring Young of Weston and Mrs Ruth Gadrich of New York.
John M. King of Marlboro, a student at Oklahoma A and M College in Stillwater, has earned a place on the dean’s list for the 1951 spring semester. The list honors students with a grade average of B or better across at least 15 hours, excluding nonpassing grades.
Rep Republicans outline a 1952 program stressing a positive platform to defend free enterprise curb bureaucratic growth and maintain war readiness. They debate candidate choices with Taft favored as a turn to the right leader while Eisenhower and MacArthur possibilities loom amid Korea and domestic policy concerns.
Dr. Timothy P. Stone of Main Street Southboro married Miss Virginia Emily Amesbury of South Duxbury this noon in Duxbury. Rev. Herman Lion officiated. attendants were Robert Amesbury and Percival K. Stone. The couple plans a Southboro residence after a wedding trip.
Audrey Hathaway, a 12 year old eighth grader, writes about what traits make a good teacher. She praises an even temper and a love for children and suggests teachers should drop the yardstick and join the Foreign Legion or wash dishes if they lack warmth.
Mrs Frank E Justice and daughter Miss Bleanor Justice return to East Acton from St John NB. Mr and Mrs Richard Barker and three daughters resume residence on Great Road after vacation at West Yarmouth. Mrs John Torkelsen Acton Center substitutes at Center Post Office for two weeks. Mrs Edith Hopkins Acton vacationing at Cape. Mr and Mrs Paul Cornwall and children Judy and Stephen of North Acton depart for a motor trip to Nova Scotia. J were wee and Mrs Rast Acton Yellowstone Parkies in three States.
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