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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

16

Protecting Children from Disease Quarantine Changes

Public health officials note shorter isolation for scarlet fever and other illnesses due to improved treatment and vaccination. Restrictions now focus on recovery and specific high risk groups like food handlers and school staff as Nashoba district aligns with state uniform rules. Copies of new regulations are available at the Health Center in Ayer.

Ir. Cobb Massachusetts Ted Hee Nashoba Détriet Health ‘Center Central Avenue Ayer. Voce

Poultry Experts Address Large Middlesex Meeting

Over 100 poultry men attended at the Waltham Field Station on June 20 to hear H H Alp head of the poultry department at the American Farm Bureau Federation. He discussed feed prices the poultry outlook and market opportunities noting competition from large midwest and southern firms and urging improved production and marketing. Ted Zabierek of Chelmsford and Ray Moon welcomed attendees Arthur Ardwell of Reading described the field station poultry disease laboratory and its fall opening. Joint sponsors were the Middlesex County Extension Service the Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Directors and the Middlesex County Farm Bureau.

Concord Waltham Field Station H. H. Alp Poultry Department American Farm Bureau Federation Mr.Alp Midwest South Mr. Alp Ted Zabierek Chelmsford Ray Moon Waltham Field Arthur Ardwell Reading Middlesex County Extension Service Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Directors Middlesex County Farmureau

Berlin Census Shows Population Gain of 291

The 1950 Federal census records Berlin with a population of 1,348, up 291 from 1940, and 391 dwellings, an increase of 77 in ten years.

Berlin

Eastman announces birth of son David Dean Eastman

Mr and Mrs Frederick B Eastman Jr announce the birth of a second son David Dean Eastman born June 22 at the Richardson House Boston Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frederick B Eastman of Newtonville and Mr and Mrs Adrian H Lesperance of West Newton Boston area birth notice confirms family names and location

Concord Frederick B. Eastman, Jr

Cubs of West Concord Visit Hanscom Airport

Cub Pack 33 from West Concord led by Cubmaster Henry W Harmon Jr and Cubbing Committee Chairman Fred C Benson toured Hanscom Airport in Bedford. Army officers escorted the group as a reward for their work in a rag drive.

West Concord Cub Pack 33 Henry W. Harmon, Jr Fred C. Benson Hanscom Airport Bedford

Idaho crews begin two year log salvage program

Seven crews of the Idaho Diving and Salvage Co. will haul sunken logs from Idaho rivers and lakes in a two year effort based in Coeur D Alene.

Coeur D’alene Ida U.P Idaho Diving and Salvage Co Idaho

Sunday Dinner Stored in Market Era to Modern Feast

The article contrasts old and new shopping habits from a traditional home setting to a modern self service market with 3000 grocery items. It describes a Sunday dinner featuring pork tenderloin preparations, including breading, frying, and tomato sauce, to serve six with scalloped potatoes buttered corn banana chiffon pie and a family drink.

Couple observes 20th anniversary with Cochituate party

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rougeau of 185 Washington street marked 20 years of marriage on June 22. They celebrated Friday evening at the Mansion Inn in Cochituate with friends. Mrs Rougeau, formerly Viola Brodeur of Marlboro, and Mr Rougeau, once from Maine, have three children Jacques Paul and Gale. Mr Rougeau works for Lapointe Machine Tool Company.

Hudsor Roland Rougeau Washington Street Mansion Inn Cochituate St. Mary’s Church Maniacs J.L.M. Levesque Rougeau Viola Brodeur Marlboro Jacques -Paul Gale The Lapointe Machine Tool Company

Did Not Miss Show in Fall City Hospitalized for Hip Injury

In Fall City Nebraska a theatergoer Mrs M L Wilson, an elderly elderly resident, stumbled en route to her seat and sat through a two hour show before being taken to the hospital with a fractured hip.

Fall City Neb U.P Mr& M

Local Scouts Leave for Second Annual National Jamboree

Concord Lincoln Carlisle district scouts travel to Valley Forge Pennsylvania for the 2nd national jamboree. President Truman will open the event on June 30. District leader Joseph O Reilly led troops 27 31 33 43 49 with 47 000 scouts from across the nation expected to attend.

Concord Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle Valley Forge Pennsylvania Harry S. Truman Aman Shoe Teader Joseph O'Reilly Lincoln Carol Forbes John O’reilly Robert Agg Piro Stanley Most Plorer Clark Lambert Joseph Davidson Frederick Oliver, Jr Robert Witherell Nathaniel Codding Tuckerman Messier Scout

Mary Louise Sella Weds Robert E Durand at St. Ann's Church

Miss Mary Louise Sella daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Sella and Robert E Durand son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Durand were united in marriage at St Ann's Church in a 10 o'clock nuptial mass officiated by Rev Albert Bereron. The bride wore angel lace with egg shell satin and carried white roses. Maid of honor Joan Fitzpatrick and bridesmaids wore pink gowns. Best man was Ert Durand, with cousins J C Costa and Ralph Foster as ushers. The reception followed at the Southboro Arms with about 150 guests. The couple will reside in Hartford Connecticut after a Cape Cod honeymoon.

Mirlboro St. Ann’s Mary Louise Sella Joseph P. Sella Broad Street Robert E Durand Alfred Durand Beach Street A.bert Bereron Bellingham Joan Fitzpatrick Concord Ralph Foster Ruth Blanchette Durand J C. Costa Violet DiSantis Nicholas Ricciuti Southtero Arms Main New Eng& Aircraft School Boston Pacific Jane ‘Durand St. Ann’s Academy Anna Mariz College Province of Quebec Worcester State ‘Teachers College

Dante Succeeds Thurston as Nation's Leading Illusionist

Hollywood profile of Dante formerly known as Harry A. Jansen tracing his rise after Thurston's 12 year tenure. Highlights include his sawing a woman in half, his inventive record of 25 major illusions, and his touring troupe Dante's Cockeyed Inferno. He recalls Houdini and Thurston's posthumous pact with Claude Noble for spirit contact.

Hollywood Howard Thurston Harry A. Jansen Dante Houdini Claude Noble Noble

Electricity in Brain Explained as Headache Cause

Detroit report from the American Psychiatric Association links headaches dizziness and restlessness to buzzing electrical activity in the brain. The study notes 30 to 40 pulses per second and shows a strong connection to headaches and personality disturbances.

Detroit American Psychiatric Association Veterans’ Administration Hospital Hines Ill University of Illinois, College of Medicine Association

Ladder safety tips and wall washing method guidance

Practical advice on ladder use emphasizing base stability, facing the ladder, avoiding overreach, and keeping tools secure. Also describes a bottom-to-top wall washing method with two sponges and rinsing steps to reduce streaks and improve cleanliness.

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