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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
22
The article explains how leaves reveal plant health through leaf color and condition, detailing photosynthesis, nutrient balance, and how mites damage fruit crops like apples. It emphasizes using leaf symptoms to diagnose nitrogen, potash, magnesium, phosphorus deficiencies, root damage, or girdling.
New arrivals at Emerson hospital include a daughter to Ralph H. Goodnow and wife in Concord on May 27, a son to Frank S. Berry Jr. in Carlisle also May 27, a daughter to Fred J. Junno in West Concord on May 29, a son to Bernard J. Culkins Jr. in Concord on May 31, a son to Wolfgang Pfister in Lexington on June 1, and a daughter to Ralph Kinsler in Concord on June 1.
In Memphis Tennessee a batch of saplings given to neighbors by Joe Gagliano’s turned out not to be dogwood as hoped but sassafras plants.
First Lt. Mary R. Chamberlain of Quincy California piloted an Air Force helicopter to an emergency landing at William Foss field Carlisle near the Concord river after oil pressure fell. A broken oil line was repaired and the ship returned to Hanscom Airport. Also aboard were First Lt. John Adams and Staff Sgt. Robert L. Kyser of New York City.
Concord police began a summer river patrol on local waterways for Memorial Day and issued 20 notices as warnings for speeding and endangering events on the rivers.
Job listing seeks a middle aged woman to work as a laboratory helper with typing tasks. Experience preferred though not specified. Call Acton 83-3 for details and application instructions.
Bedford Grange held a recent Town hall meeting with memorial services led by chaplain Arthur F. Wright and a wreath for Memorial Day. Deputy Butterfield attended as guest of honor. A penny sale followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for June 9 with a program by Beatrice Pike for Old Timers Night.
West Concord announces the engagement of Mary E. Donnelly to Leo J. Farley both of Lowell. Mary is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Donnelly and Leo is a son of Police Officer and Mrs Leo Farley of Lowell. Farley is a World War II Navy veteran and works as a correction officer at the Massachusetts Reformatory.
Concord Lowell youth Kidder receives a Student Body Honor certificate for extracurricular participation at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. A sophomore in physics he is Milton Academy graduate and serves as vice president of Fleming House and Beavers member. formerly Fleming athletic manager.
Maynard and John Kuchan welcome a baby girl born Thursday at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents honored are Mr and Mrs Steve Pob ritsky and Mrs Julia Beshta.
The Bedford Historical Society held its final meeting of the season in the Stearns Memorial Library. Officers agreed to serve another year. Mrs Nathan H Daniels donated the musket used at the April 19 1775 battle by Nathaniel Page and the accompanying sword. the Bedford flag is already in town possession. Daniels also provided colored slides and literature on town history. The program featured F Warren Lamoreaux detailing Thomas Hooker's overland journey from Cambridge to Connecticut. The society resumes in October.
New arrivals at Emerson hospital include three newborn boys. Mr and Mrs Alvin H Piper of 132 Main Street welcomed a son on May 27. Mr and Mrs Theodore Dolan of 253 High Street welcomed a son on May 30. Mr and Mrs George P Shultz of Red Acre Road welcomed a son on May 31.
A listing of local events for the week across Concord including lodge meetings Odd Fellows hall State Armory drill sessions Fenn School graduation rabies clinic depot activities and many community gatherings through Sunday Wednesday events include high school graduation outdoor ceremony Emerson playground and Rotary Club luncheon.
May 27 to May 30 at Emerson Hospital in Concord and Wayland Cambridge saw several newborn daughters. The list includes Arvi E Norgeal and wife at 23 Crane Avenue, Sherman at 2 Main Street, Kitchum at 2 Bent Avenue, Fitch of Wayland, and Nadeau of Cambridge.
A speaker argues they are the better choice and asks if Joe will take someone to Twin Maples for Sunday dinner. The line centers on a personal decision about where to dine and whom to accompany.
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