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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
16
Farmers increasingly build fish ponds to boost production with fertilized water. Alabama methods yield about 250 pounds per acre yearly, rivaling upland livestock. Ponds serve for water, ducks, and wildlife, with margins kept clear and ponds protected from silt.
Oklahoma state game and fish director Kelly PDeBusk urges sportsmen to teach youths responsible hunting and conservation. The piece cites Captain Eddie Rickenbacker on teaching obligations beyond pleasure and asks readers what they are teaching their boys about limits, habitat, ethics, and the value of wildlife.
The bass is hailed as America’s game fish offering unmatched sport to many anglers. It thrives in waters where spotted trout cannot survive due to high temperatures, and millions of anglers visit lakes and streams for bass fishing.
Maynard Polish American C C eyes first Paul Revere League title as autumn crown could come. Patrolman Einc Nyham, a Golden Gloves champ, faced Addone Piazza from a 1930s tourney. Elks golf starts strong and Maynard Country Club earns praise. High school baseball rebuilds after graduation with coach Dick Lawson. Buster White backs Old Time All Stars for a Sept. 17 game, funding players’ fun and a quick two hour ball game.
Concord Francis 4. Gleason of Monument Street played in the Wollaston golf tournament on Tuesday and captured low honors in the shoe manufacturers' division with a 75 7 68 score.
At Middlesex School exercises last week diplomas with highest credit were awarded to John Johnston of St Paul Minnesota and William Penfield Travis of Cleveland Heights Ohio. A diploma with high credit went to Michael Linahan Meier of Bethesda Maryland and with credit diplomas to Theodore Dumaine Graves of West Orange New Jersey Donald Steven Hutter of Rockville Centre New York Nathaniel Lord of Bangor Maine John Hynes McChord Jr of Louisville Kentucky and Frederick Alcott Pratt of Concord.
The West Acton St Elizabeth of Hungary parish hosts its annual lawn party on the church grounds Saturday June 17 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The event offers attractions for all ages including a costume parade contests midway pony rides and games for children. A television set will be awarded in the evening.
Noi Cox faced two concurrent jury summonses from federal and state courts. Officials resolved the conflict by ordering him to report at the same time, with the district court seamen pledge serving as the determining factor.
A home dessert tribute for Father features a devil's food cake mix ready in minutes. Use orange rind and frosting to create a Father tribute with cinnamon drops for decoration, and involve children in shaping the message on top.
Incoherent OCR fragment shows dialogue between a Jes Jestin character and an unnamed speaker. The garbled text suggests a confrontation or accusation about identity with smeared quotes and broken phrases. Further readable context is unavailable.
A brash rookie meets a second lieutenant and responds with a blunt remark about military courtesy. The officer scolds him, and the rookie retorts that he would not have spoken if he expected such carry on.
Fragmentary scrapbook style note recounts a director joking during the filming of The Penguin Pool Murder about paying a penguin actor a hundred dollars weekly. A bystander quips about wishing to be born human.
A battered duo sits on a city bench. One boasts he never took anyone's advice, while the other admits he followed everybody's guidance. The quip highlights contrasting approaches to guidance and judgment.
A witty exchange unfolds as a Youth asks if anyone ever told the Miss how wonderful she is and the Miss replies no. The Youth then notes he would like to know where she got that idea, prompting a revealing moment.
A father jokes that dawn signals time to rise as he and his wife realize the infant is still asleep. The lighthearted moment contrasts with the quiet household morning routine.
A playful exchange with a man claiming kisses improve him and a woman joking that heaven cannot be reached in a single night. The flirtatious back-and-forth riffs on virtue, change, and romantic progress.
In a noir exchange a barber questions a repeat customer while noting the scarred memory has faded. The customer replies with a dry joke about the wound healing, playing on recognition and memory.
Fragments show students arriving at a fraternity house after summer break. Dialog hints at visiting a parent’s office and a casual, playful exchange among peers as they reconnect. The quotes reflect informal campus life and unfinished sentences.
Miss Phyllis Mullin niece of Mrs Beatrice Miner and David James Law son of Mrs Dora Law wed at Concords Trinitarian Congregational Church last Friday morning Rev Robert H Barber officiated A reception followed at the Colonial The couple will reside in Concord after a wedding trip The bride wore a blue taffeta gown with white lace and carried a white Bible The groom is a Waltham High School and Suffolk University graduate with the couple planning to live in Concord
Old houses often need major floor plan changes to improve living space with careful removal of nonbearing partitions. Inspect walls to identify bearing ones and install beams where openings exist. Exterior appearance can be enhanced by color choices and roof-line emphasis. 1949 retail drugstore sales fell 2 percent to about 3.611 billion dollars.
Maynard Community Band will participate in Framingham’s 250th founding anniversary parade. They compete for first prize and are to assemble at Bancroft School at 10 a.m. for instructions and load times. Members should polish instruments and wear uniforms for judging on appearance and performance.
Bedford Center changes parking rules to parallel parking to reduce backing into oncoming traffic. Mrs. Leonard Sean hosted an afternoon tea for Bedford public school faculty on Hartwell road. Miss Marjorie Walsh presented fifty color slides from a friend in Japan, with delicious refreshments served by the hostess.
A reader notes a torn excerpt where an applicant answers a question with "Never got caught" while filling a job application. The line prompts discussions about honesty and screening standards in hiring, highlighting concerns over ambiguous or evasive responses in early forms.
Fragmentary report notes Lincoln road in Roxbury and an operation related to absence of a man named James F. and a Mrs J. with unclear connection to a telephone customer matter and a 180 Springs certificate of the 42nd figure.
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