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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
14
Marlboro Melvin S Painton led 250 Ateppo Temple members from Boston to Los Angeles for the 76th annual Shrine convention. The Aleppo Temple band accompanies them on a three week train trip ending with the gathering in California.
Mr and Mrs William Michael Dean announce the birth of their daughter Linda on June 2 at Sanderson Victoria hospital in Waltham. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Willis Cousins of South Lincoln and Mrs Harold S Dean of Lincoln. Both families are well known locally. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Concord-Four veterans Deputy Chief John Olsen Captain Robert Prentiss Captain Frank McLean and Carl Anderson were honored at a Hotel Kendall of Framingham hosted dinner at Central Fire Station. The late Captain George W. Deacon was remembered with his badge to be given to his widow. Each retiree received $25 in silver and a gold badge. the event was well attended by firemen and their ladies.
Acton Kindergarten and Nursery School graduating class rode swan boats in Boston on Tuesday and enjoyed a picnic lunch. Names listed include Bruce Stevens Betty June Fullenton Cerel Seversmce Linda Priest Diane Wetherbee Jane Mazzeo Judith Deane Bradford Leach and William MacPhee.
Middlesex School second team edged St George's seconds 5-4 in Newport. Earlier Bancroft School of Worcester beat Middlesex 3-1 at Concern, dropping the Pups to 1-1 in the series.
An entertainment program featured Charles W. Dee presenting films on the 19th of April celebrations and included several scenes from fires around town. The notice also promotes buying U S Savings Bonds.
University of Vienigen scientist Dr. Floyd A. Peyton reports preliminary results from extensive studies on heat generation during drilling. Max temperature rise 149 degrees in lab tests on extracted molars, with averages near 10 degrees in enamel and 28 in dentin. Continuous force raises heat. intermittent drilling lowers it. New abrasive technique shows no significant temperature changes. Future tests will assess effects on mouth tissues. Measurements used a thermocouple wire in drilled tooth enamel.
Dunkerque, scene of the WWI Dunkirk evacuation, rapidly restores its prewar economy. With docks and warehouses rebuilt, the port nears its 1938 shipping tempo as trade rebounds, while war damage left the city and harbor hollowed and sparse.
The text describes blue as a sky and water color that is clear and transparent. It is soft and atmospheric, lowers muscular tension, may lower blood pressure and pulse, and induces peace and introspection. It is presented as the most subduing color.
Owners notice horses salivate or expel food due to diseased teeth. Symptoms include quidding, spitting feed, slow mastication, drooling, head tilt, bad odor, and sometimes foul nasal discharge. A veterinarian should examine horses yearly and correct defects.
New vegetable varieties show strong performance in early trials and deserve test planting by home and commercial gardeners. Freezonia peas Pegan Tenderpod and Topcrop green beans Cherokee wax beans and Boysee Hybrid cucumber perform especially well in tests. Summer Prolific pink fruited tomato should set fruit under hot dry conditions. Su ay 1950 Introduction is a wild resistant orange fleshed variety. This mild flavored variety may suit people who cannot eat sour varieties due to high acidity.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Jacqueline Ann Langan daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Langan Detroit Michigan to Dr Warren Harland Pearse on Thursday June 15 at 8 o clock in Bushnell Congregational Church Detroit A reception follows at Fellowship Hall Thelma Howe formerly of this city is the bridesmaid Miss Langan attended the University of Michigan and Henry Ford Hospital Training School for Nurses Dr Pearse is a Detroit physician graduate of the University of Michigan
Clarence E. Sanford welfare agent reports Marlboro Welfare Department expenses for May climbed from 1949 levels. Temporary aid costs totaled 1999.28 dollars, up from 1824.83 dollars in May 1949, with aid to dependent children noted.
Fragmentary item shows a May 1949 bicycle related notice involving Marlboro Elmstre high school and a Darke building with a small monetary value and a buy instruction for 5.4.
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