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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
5
A fragment notes a seizure or transfer to court for session proceedings in a legal matter. Details are sparse but indicate a procedural step with authorities and a pending decision. Names, dates, or locations are not clearly readable in the text.
Sudbury Buckingham and Miss Emily G Fish, both farmers and educators, established Featherland Farm about 25 miles from Boston with a plan for 1000 chicks and a delivery route. The farm ships baby chicks to farms along the Boston area and supplies eggs and poultry to the wholesale market.
Hundred acres in development grow grain for the flock and seven thousand laying hens form the core of Featherland No. 2 purchased during the war. Under manager William MacCulloch a progressive run has a broad house with radiant heat and floor pipes. He frequents poultrymen and gives radio talks and conference lectures on the farm methods. Agricultural correspondence linked to wartime industry is noted.
A local club meeting featured Dorothy, home economist, as the afternoon speaker. A covered dish luncheon was held at noon with hostess Mrs L Leroy Strong and assistants. Demonstrations used all foods donated to the audience. a burglary note and mop handle details appear in the surrounding text.
The Acton Woman’s Club will hold a spring fashion event on April 1 with Mrs. Dewey E. Boatman as ticket chair and Duren Jr. as chairman. A $60 spring ensemble will be given away that evening to a lucky ticket holder.
A rough report notes Acton D A R meeting at Hill Cont with guests from local chapters. Miss Shirley was selected by the school to be the theater Taylor and Mrs Bradbury served as the night speaker.
Leroy Strong announces a town event inviting all children to attend a friendly gathering. The notice emphasizes inclusive attendance and a welcoming community atmosphere.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions the junior Guild of the South Acton Congregational Church and a Monday vestry meeting. It references a hand sewing task, refreshments, and a party in a committee study. Also mentions the Center Congregation and a new firm alarm cards.
Winners of special at the whist party of the erg helde. The next regular whist party will be held Wednesday evening March 23 at 6 15 p.m.
A note lists Maynard Constance Whit ney as a child of Mr and Mrs Alton jiney of 121 Concord.
The notice lists performances scheduled for May 13 and May 17 at the commencement. Details are limited, with readers urged to attend these events as part of the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Mis tretta along with Mrs Eva are celebrated for sharing grandparent honors as a new arrival is announced. The brief notes the familial tribute and names the key family members involved.
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