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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1948
Page
10
The text explains sowing crops with short growing seasons to ensure continuous harvests. It describes calculating servings for a family of four, using beans as an example, with a four week harvest window and staggered sowings to match consumption, avoiding waste.
The guide advises sowing peas lettuce and related vegetables multiple times for a fall harvest. It warns early August sowing may fail, suggests staggered plantings with last sowing maturing before killing frost, and notes space guidance and catalog tips for timing and quantity.
Scenes of Norway’s ski trails were shown in Concord with Leif Nashe presenting parts. The event featured footage from the meet and highlighted skiing landscapes and athletic effort.
Jo s iee swiho Ae Sun ny Soldiers Home in ee was laid to rest at Joseph Dee and Son Funeral Home Concord. Rev Robert Walker chaplain of the Massachusetts Reformatory led the service with burial in the Veterans lot Slee Hollow. He lived in West Concord for years before moving to the Soldiers Home over two years ago and resided at 31 Barretts M road. He entered the Massachusetts Reformatory October 1 1908 and served there about four years before retiring to New Brunswick. A delegation of Veterans from Corp Ralph P Hosmer Camp attended the service along with Reformatory staff and soldiers.
Several local members attended a poultry meeting conducted by Alexander J. Gourdeuk of the Aotesex County Extension at Acton last Wednesday. The session covered poultry farming practices and disease prevention.
The West Concord Harvey Wheeler School displays an extensive honor roll for the past marking period. Listings include multiple grades with names such as Thomas Caldwell Janet Mills Betty Nagle Mary Murray Constance Pitt Judith Edwardson Margaret Ware Margaret Nagle Dena Ferran and others across grades III to VIII. Also noted are Citizenship and Perfect Attendance recognitions with many students named.
The item notes Kelley En entered in an old race event with Tom 4anlie Robbins. Thursday is the final date for entries and participation is closing.
In Middlesex League actions last week Concord officials led by Walter R Carew and Athletic Director Bernie Megin pressed for two umpires in baseball games. The league, preferring a single arbiter, denied Concord High School's request citing it as a handicap to play and officiating. Belmont influenced discussions but Concord was not granted approval.
Mr and Mrs Michael Lalli of 4 Garfield Street welcome a son Michael Jr born Sunday March 14 at Sanderson Memorial Hospital Waltham Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Lalli Maynard and Mr Lewis Faorizio Waltham. A daughter Christine Ann born Thursday March 11 to Mr and Mrs George Creighton Jr Ann Lyons Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Creighton and Mr and Mrs Harold Lyons.
The speaker notes a potential $50 per season rise and argues baseball should have two officials, similar to basketball, hockey, and football, to preserve the game’s integrity.
A list of community activities in Acton from March to April. Highlights include garden club meetings at Center Congregational, Ladies Circle events at Acton Congregational and West Acton Baptist, PTA entertainment, VFW officer elections, and a freshman dance at Blanghard Hall. Programs occur at town halls, churches, and local facilities with varied times.
W Garlici son of Mr and Mrs John Garlisi of 7 White Street has been accepted for a three year Army enlistment for European theatre at Fort Banks Massachusetts. Sgt Tidland of Marlboro Recruiting announced. Garlisi, a Maynard schools alumnus and former Bradford Spinning worker, previously served three years in the U S Navy earning the Asiatic Pacific Medal and Liberation Ribbon with two stars.
Navy veteran George W. Carter officiated as referee at the wedding of Judson Upson and MeeLepy last Saturday on Judson Upson Road.
The notice notes Miss Anyé Derby and others as delegates from the Workers Union to an Atlantic Jersey textile convention on April 26. A 4-H meeting led by the Day county 4-H agent is set for March 24 at Great Road, with Miss Romana named as speaker. The church choir will gather in the parsonage evening.
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