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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
9
Veterans will use insurance money to buy homes and use FHA standards for healthy, well insulated houses. The guidance covers insulation with mineral wool, proper heating and plumbing installations, weatherproofing, adequate electrical outlets, and ongoing inspections to avoid leaky roofs or weakening structures.
Concord reporter notes Ernie Buck MacFarland formerly of Concord High School earned a two year business administration certificate from Champlain College in Plattsburg New York last week. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E H MacFarland and played baseball and football in school.
A complete program protects homeowners beyond fire losses by covering mortgage payments, liability for injuries on the property, and other risks. Mortgage insurance with monthly premiums keeps payments going after job loss or disability and can cancel the mortgage. Many policies bundle liability with theft and water damage for a reduced single payment.
A collection of statistics on water use fires housing and work hours from mid 20th century U S sources. It notes bathtub and shower water gallons twelve hundred per minute garden hose figures mortgage and doubled up families and a 1833 steel plow origin with blades attached to a wooden frame.
Do not water too early in spring or water daily. Soak infrequently to encourage deep roots and resist crabgrass. Mow when top growth is ready, aim for 1.5 to 2 inches, keep clippings on turf, and keep the mower sharp. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Guild announce the birth of a second son, William Lucas Guild, on June 2 at the Richardson House in Boston. Grandparents are Walter R. Guild of Concord and J Mervin Allen of Newton Centre, with the baby's great grandmother Mrs. Joseph L. Guild of Meredith New Hampshire.
Thomas F Garrity Jr a Concord attorney and tax collector spoke at the Laymen's League meeting of First Parish church in Carlisle last week.
Miss Clarice Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bartlett of 36 Newton Street Marlboro becomes the bride of Stanley Yanchewski son of Mr and Mrs Inace Yanchewski of 11 Taft Street Maynard in a Sunday Immaculate Conception Church ceremony at 1 30 Reverend James G Glennon officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with a Princess line train and a veil of French illusion The bridal party wore nile green orchid taffeta and marquisette They held old fashioned bouquets A Moose Hall reception followed for 150 guests After a Niagara Falls New York honeymoon the couple will reside at 11 Taft Street Maynard The bride a Marlboro High School graduate worked at Diamond Shoe Company Her husband a Maynard High School graduate works at the Ascutney Shoe plant in Hudson
About 250 homemakers gathered at Camp Middlesex in Ashby for the annual Homemakers Day sponsored by the Middlesex County Extension Service. Elsie Oakes Barber of Concord delivered Personality Patterns, with Mrs. F D Lambert guiding a morning bird walk and Mrs. Leslie Smith presiding.
Concord Poultrymen from Middlesex Essex Norfolk and Southern New Hampshire met Tuesday at the Waltham Field Station. H H Alp head of the American Farm Bureau poultry department spoke on feed prices and market outlook. Alfred W Carson led the Middlesex delegation and new disease laboratory facilities were showcased.
The Sachem Council office in Lexington announces that the annual Scouters week end party at Camp Sachem in Antrim New Hampshire has been postponed due to several conflicting events and will now be scheduled for September 9 and 10.
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