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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
9
Prices for meats show a rise from 69 to 79 cents and 98 cents per pound for beef. Grade A turkeys, fancy milk fed fowl, and ducks command higher prices while ground beef averages around 49 cents. Strawberries jump to 55 cents a box as fruit prices ease with new arrivals.
Local interest notes engagement of Miss Twitchell daughter of Augustus L Putnam of Norwich Depot. Marcell H Smith from Mrs Nelson H nia New Hampshire graduates from Freord Academy and debuts in the Vincent Club for League. She is a Harvard member pursuing further studies.
The subject belonged to clubs such as the Phoenix SK and the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770. He served three and a half years in the 26th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army during the war.
Mr and Mrs Ernest B Miner of 184 Commonwealth avenue observed their 56th anniversary at home last Thursday June 12 1891 years after their 1891 marriage by Rev Benjamin Bulkeley They previously lived in Acton and now enjoy good health with six children and 12 grandchildren
The Sugar Ration Administration says community pricing remains in effect with maximum sugar prices unchanged since May 1. In the New York Metropolitan area the ceiling is 11 cents per pound for granulated sugar in cartons and 10 cents loose, with regional variations elsewhere in the Northeast.
A proclamation designates July 20 as Station Safety Week urging farm families to act cautiously and intelligently to reduce suffering and economic loss from accidents. The National Safety Council backs the focus on eliminating home and farm hazards to save lives.
Bedford Massachusetts announces plans to create reserve training squadrons in Worcester Rhode Island and Manchester New Hampshire under the 316th Bombardment Group with headquarters in Manchester Providence and Worcester Major William F Dufault already commands a Bedford unit and Colonel Henry E Jones Jr is named to lead the three new squadrons which will join the Third Bombardment Wing a weekly home station meeting plus monthly operational training at Bedford Army Air Field planned for RAF personnel and enlisted reservists to join.
The Milwaukee Junior Chamber of Commerce released a free pocket air Beadeker for Wisconsin pilots. It itemizes airports and seaplane bases with city, elevation, runway length, contact, facilities, and fuel service details.
A sequence of local meetings and notices lists Concord events for the week. Activities include lodge and fraternal gatherings, a public school closing date, a grand auction at West Concord Union Church, and various club meetings at venues like the Town House and Howard Johnsons. The Sunday event notes a yearly pilgrimage of veterans to Concord at 2 45 p m.
A union baccalaureate service for Hale High School seniors was held Sunday at Gleasondale Methodist Church featuring a full program with preludes, processional, responsive readings, prayers, hymns, offertory, benediction, and recessional led by Rev. Paul N. Carnes Rev. Norman E. Crewson and Rev. James Ciopades.
Flor ence Isaacs and John Herbert Wetherbee wed at First Parish Unitarian Church in Stow Saturday afternoon June 14. The ceremony followed by a reception for 135 in the vestry, with all-white décor and flowers. The bride wore white lace and silk marquisette. bridesmaids in white silk marquisette. reception, gifts, and plans include a future home in West Concord and a honeymoon trip to New York, Niagara Falls, and Canada.
Five Seattle skiers summited Mount Baker in Northwest Washington reaching 10 750 feet after a nine hour ascent. They descended in 90 minutes with a 40 minute photo break en route.
Springfield manufacturer cuts price 24 percent on product fluorescent Christmas tree lights as the holiday season nears. Company aims to boost sales and attract buyers amid a festive market in Massachusetts.
Janet Flagg of Acton returns from Oak Grove and is awarded a knightly honor for her achievements over the years. The article notes her steady progression and recognition as a valued citizen with a record of service and leadership.
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York announces plans to choose America’s Most Useful Dog during National Week this year. Nominations are due by the 10th. winner will be selected by a committee of dog experts, considering service and usefulness with no regard to age size or breed.
A new Concord nursery school will open next Monday June 23 at 1 Bedford Street operated by registered nurse Miss Dorothy K Mara at her home. It will serve children ages two and up and invites inquiries by phone. Music historians note Beethoven influenced musical development more than any other figure.
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