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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
7
A fragmented note recalls births in a log cabin within a county, mentioning a family with an older sibling and a younger brother, tied to county boundaries and a 1874 birth. The text also hints at hometown names and a reference to bonds.
Carolyn Batsford daughter of Mr and Mrs William Batsford Crescent street celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a party at home. Girls from her class attended a pink and equal themed room with a birthday cake centerpiece. They enjoyed games and refreshments as Carolyn received gifts and cards from family and friends.
Stow pupils presented a Memorial Day program at the Town Hall. The Primary and Old Glory segments featured Virginia Joki Colves of the Flag and Mary McDonald among others. performances included On Memorial Day David Lemos Let Freedom Ring Sheila Ennequess and America the Beautiful by primary pupils.
A. Purtell of Kromer Screw Corp Hartford argues self earned security stabilizes workers by building future savings. He endorses payroll savings as the most effective and least burdensome method to create a nest egg for the future in remarks through the U S Treasury Department.
Stow conducted a fitting tribute to fallen service members with a town hall ceremony after rain cancelled the parade. Veterans were welcomed by Francis Rogers Jr and Commander Herbert H. Cook, with prayers by Rev. Paul N. Carnes and address by Rev. Howard A. Andrews.
Churches in Gleasondale and Stow held a union service at the Gleasondale Methodist Church on May 30. Rev. Paul N. Carnes and Rev. James V. Miller officiated with Rev. Norman E. Crewson delivering the sermon titled Gold Stars and Grave Monuments. Mrs. Donald Lewis played the organ and Mrs. Ellen Haapala sang as Stow patriotic groups joined in the service.
The Acton Garden Club will hold its Spring Flower Show at the Acton's Worman's Clubhouse in Acton Center next Thursday and Friday. Doors open 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Thursday and 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Friday. Tea will be served 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. both days.
Twin Trees Restaurant on Powder Mill Road offers a wide menu with beef, clams, and steaks cooked to high standard. Large servings and steady popularity reflect growing demand for dining out as prices rise and home cooking remains practical.
Acton Center releases the honor roll listing students by grade including John Bartivet Irving Duren Donna Hollowell Lie 3 Knipple John Moody Ralph Parsons David Simpson and Stevens Grade 3 shows Sarees Sabee and Bari Steeves with Richard Perfect attendance noted for John Livermore Linda Canessa Frederick Knipple Ralph Parsons and Gordon Frost in Grade 6. Warren Hoyt injured plowing finds neighbors already planted a crop of beets corn lettuce beans cucumbers onions and potatoes.
Radio and stage star Robert Merrill shares a simple budget friendly method for spaghetti with meat balls. He lists ingredients for four, including spaghetti mushrooms onions and chopped meat with tomatoes and seasoning. He describes browning vegetables then simmering the sauce before combining with pasta.
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