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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
10
Marlboro police report more than 50 vehicle owners cited for parking violations during a town wide enforcement. First offense yields a notice to appear in Marlboro District Court, then fines rise to 1, 2 and eventual court action for subsequent offenses.
Miss Mary J. Dexter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Dexter of West Acton Street Stow married Joseph J Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Jo Hughes of Marlboro at St Bridgets Church Maynard on July 13 11 30. Rev Thomas Moriarty officiated with organist Mrs John Kerns and soloist John Johnston. The couple will reside at 42 Chatham Street Worcester after August 1.
Public sale notice prompts contact for enamelware at Church Court Maynard and 89 M between 1. The text indicates a pricing inquiry and local address details for potential buyers.
Chief of Police John McGovern and Mrs McGovern with two children Marilyn and Paul stay a few days at Old Orchards Beach Maine, spending a family vacation at the coast.
Edith Coomwell of Stow wed George Dahl of Boston at First Lutheran Church West Newton Street Boston the ceremony conducted by Rev Paul Brauer. The couple will reside on the Cambridge Turnpike Concord after a wedding trip to Canada Great Lakes and Chicago.
A guide to inexpensive, resilient garden plants including beans and perennials. Topics cover seed germination times, soil preparation, shade shelter, and transplanting seedlings into the garden. It lists flowers such as Anchusa Achillea Anthemis Boltonia Campanulas Carnations Columbine Coreopsis Shasta Delphiniums and Dianthus with expected bloom timing.
This article outlines selecting the rib chop from pork, noting it is the loin area with only the loin muscle. It explains braising or slow cooking to tenderize, suggests flour dredging and crumb coating, and estimates 45 to 60 minutes cooking depending on size.
Reverend Edward Perry Daniels preached on The Great Tradition at the union summer service of First Parish Church and Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord. L Frederick Kilham served as guest soloist. Miss Agnes Powers of Belknap Street, a former Maynard junior high teacher, worked this summer at the Hawthorne House in Concord. Edgar Clark, son of Allison Clark of Kiln Street, left for Boy Scout camp in Antrim New Hampshire for two weeks.
Hudson John Hollick was elected to arrange a Western Horse Show in Littleton on September 11 by the Mounted Rangers of Massachusetts. Other committee members include Ted Mahan and William Brown. Two local women joined as new members, and 18 horses joined a Pepperell to nine Hampshire towns ride ending at Pepperell ranch.
A 1948 piece urging collective action to combat hunger fear and war fatigue. It argues freedom requires faith and sacrifice, warns against overreliance on machines, and emphasizes U S armed forces must defend and strike to deter aggression while sustaining national resolve and unity.
Rev. John W. Brigham a Cord native minister now based in Sioux City Iowa spent the summer visiting Conecord relatives and friends and was again the preacher at Sunday's Unitarian service in Billerica where he formerly served as pastor.
The text notes the engagement of Stacey Jr., son of the R. Stacey of Bedorg, to Lotal Sleeper and Cat Sleeper Cilisie. The bride is from Concord High School and a past worthy advisor of Concord Rainbow Girls. The ceremony is set for Friday at the Congregational Church in Carlisle.
Fragmentary Concord news items mention Otis M White Tompkins and local candidates with scattered political references. Bedford Airport plans a September event, band concerts at Monument Square and Rideout Playground, summer activities at Concord Art Association, and notices of vacations, weddings, and school openings amid mixed names and places.
Friday at 8 p m Evangelical Free church hosts Bill Knudsen of the High School Evangelism Society as guest speaker. Sunday union services planned at multiple congregations with times and locations listed. Monday marks week three of Concord summer playground classes and Red Shel swim programs plus a Lions Club outdoor cookout at Ray Harris home. Elks meeting at B P Hall and weekly luncheon details included.
Marella of West Newton spoke on a Sunday sermon about Life at the Christ Science Lowell road church last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas B Sanborn and daughter of Concord, now in Jaffrey NH, visited friends here last week. George McArthur of Commonwealth Avenue West Concord won a television set in a grand drawing.
Bulletin board items list post office notices and firemen drills. Rev Sweatland and Misses Williams and Irene County Extensis agents attended a 4 H canning event at Stow. A Carlisle district bee vacation plan and a wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs are noted. The public is invited to a 22 Field Day in New.
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