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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
13
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Fragmentary notice indicates Dorothy K. Do, formerly practicing in Bedford, has rented office space on Webber Avenue and opened a nursing school program linked to Wheeler, with prior study in New Hampshire and connections to Pa, New York, and Ohio.
Fragmentary notice indicates a sale event on Saturday October 4th. The item appears tied to a local church or houses listing with neon signage mentioned, but no full details are readable.
Concord Dr and Mrs Daniel Charles Yuill of Lexington returned from their wedding trip. They wed three weeks ago at Sacred Heart church in Manchester New Hampshire by Rev Patrick Gilmore. The bride Rita Gilmore is from Manchester and the groom Charles Yuill is from Ayer and now a dentist in Lexington.
Mr and Mrs John R Whitney Jr announce the birth of their son John R Whitney III on July 16 at the Richardson House Boston. The mother is Florence Troxel daughter of Lynn Troxel of Tiffin Ohio and the bride's parents live on Chestnut Street in this town.
Mr and Mrs Frederic R Childs announce the birth of their fifth child, a son named Frederic R Childs Jr., born August 8 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Calvin Way Childs of Lexington and Mr and Mrs Merrill Delano of Waban. Great grandmother is Mrs John M Delano of Brookline.
Local folks invited to a whist party by Maynard Council K of C on August 14 at 8 o clock in the council hall. Deputy Grand Knight Harold W. Johnston chairs the committee. Prizes may be seen in a Maynard store.
In Concord last Friday a garden wedding united Suzanne Wells Blanchard in a white lace gown to Ben H. Wildman of San Francisco. Rev. Edward DannelS officiated at 4 pm with Col. Pirnie as escort father and Peter Pirnie as usher. The couple will live in San Francisco after a trip through New Hampshire and Canada.
A reader warns that Soviet sympathizers in the United States could be shot or sent to slave camps, while urging stricter wartime laws to curb underground activity. The author fears sabotage, traitors, and delayed legislation would weaken national defense in a nuclear conflict scenario.
Mrs Glyn Flavin of 6 Devens Street phoned firefighters last Wednesday at noon after her oven burned. Damage was slight and Central Station apparatus responded. Dr Flavin, a local dentist, was away golfing at the time.
Concord fire crews from the Central Station responded to a Box 63 alarm for a minor grass fire near the Scimone residence off Old Bedford Road. A second call reported a car fire at a Harvard Road residence on Route 111. Box 35 was sounded.
Congressional wrangling over a rigid farm support program at 90 percent parity dominates the scene with Harold Cogley pushing bipartisan support while agrarian groups warn of price skids threatening the farm economy. In foreign policy, Taft and Russell split from Kefauver Kerr McMahon Humphrey and Barkley among presidential contenders with Eisenhower's circle backing Lodge and Harriman leading a strong pro UN policy stance.
Sunday dinner ideas spotlight tuna or salmon with a tuna loaf recipe from A P Service for Homemakers. Ingredients include eggs milk bread crumbs cream of mushroom soup tuna pimiento olives parsley salt pepper and a sauce from remaining soup. Dessert offers peach apricot cup with dried peaches sugar lemon juice and sherbet with whipped cream and nuts. The piece also notes about 800000 insect species catalogued by the National Geographic Society.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a new examination for patent examiner positions paying 3410 to 5060 in federal agencies in Washington DC area. Most openings are in the U S Patent Office. Applications accepted until further notice with details from local secretary H O M Helsher Concord Post Office.
Yale traffic expert Theodore M. Matson warns downtowns face vanishing shoppers as congestion Drew customers to suburbs. He cites 70 percent of trips to business areas by private car and says districts must shift to specialized offerings to survive. remedies like transit improvements are costly and unlikely.
In St George's Episcopal church Minneapolis suburb St Louis Park Reverend Roger C Schmuck asks parishioners to pick five sermons they most want heard. Top five topics include immortality faith in adversity world peace faith for children and remaining dependence on God.
An article and a note on child development discuss how children and adults alike seek flawless companions. Rhoda W. Bacmeister argues the urge for a perfect mate or secretary leads to disillusionment as people remain emotionally immature. Two hundred pigs and 210,000 hatching eggs were sent by the United Nations to Korea to aid farm relief efforts.
The Maine Press Association will host the England Weekly Press Association fall conference from the 12th to the 14th at the Colony in Kennebunkport Maine. Attending is unlikely due to duties but the event is seen as a valuable gathering.
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