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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1948

Page

12

Eng Funeral Held in Concord for Nils Eng

West Concord mourns Nils Sigfried Eng 69 who died April 27 at his daughter’s home. Rev Earl Sweatland led services at a Concord funeral home with burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Born in Fredrikstad Norway he lived 30 years in Waban before moving to West Concord two months ago. Survived by wife Ellen and six children plus 12 grandchildren. former Mason.

West Concord Nils Sigfried Eng Wendell R Prentiss Woodlawn Road Concord Earl Knox Sweatland West Concord Union Church Sleepy Hollow Eng Fredrikstad Norway Waban Ellen (O'Connor Rodrick Loynd Juan Porro Cuba Richard Santa Fe New Mexico Norman Wellesley Hills The Masons

Homemakers' Day Scheduled in Lexington June 2

The Middlesex County Extension Service announces Homemakers' Day on Wednesday June 2 at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington starting 10 30 a m. Further program details will be announced later. The Concord Municipal Light Plant acquires a new truck to replace the 1932 two ton model.

Concord Cary Memorial Hall Lexington Middlesex County Extension Service Concord Municipal Light Plant

Emerson Hospital Day Observed With Open House In Concord

Concord observes National Hospital Day with the final floor plan display for the Emerson Hospital new wing. The Aid Society hosts an open house from 2 to 7 with guided tours, lawn refreshments, and activities for children.

Concord Emerson Hospital Washington Emerson Hospital Aid Society George R. Walker Monument Street Motal Aid Society Gordon Huggins Huggins Harold Cabot A. Page Browne R. Fulton Johnston Howard E. Robinson Randolph Piper William J. Cahill Charles H. Duston John Berger Alexander M. Hammer Lincoln Dewey Boatman Acton Robert Poland Boxboro Edna Sleeper Carlisle Harold Morgan Maynard Wilfred R. Woodhead Stow Iwell Boardman Lawrence Clark Paul Gates S.M. Cremer Wilfred Forbes

Birthdays This Week Include Sullivan Johnston McMahan

Birthdays this coming week include Joan Sullivan turning seventeen on May 10 Barbara Ruth Johnston turning seven on May 10 Theresa Ann McMahan turning nine on May 10 and Ann Hamilton turning eight on May 11.

Joan Sullivan Barbara Ruth Johnston Theresa Ann McMahan A Annamilton

Italian Genius Leads Orchestra at Carnegie Hall

Eight year old Ferruccio Burco, hailed as an Italian prodigy, conducted the New Jersey Grand at Carnegie Hall in a lively program that included pieces from Rome and Mercury records. The packed audience erupted in applause after multiple selections and flowers were presented to the young conductor.

New York Ferruccio Burco Rome Burco Féeally Benjamin Bapito New Jersey New York Philharmonic Symphony Mercury Maria Dell'Orefice Belleclaire

Tax Return Copy Request With Collar Mixup

Hartford officials described a quirky case where a taxpayer asked for a copy of his 1946 return and enclosed a collar in the letter. The bureau reportedly charged one collar, a mistaken word for dollar, amid a rare typographical error that embarrassed staff.

U.S Hartford

Pilot With Broken Neck Flew Fighter During War

Lt. Thomas L Frazer testified he flew 15 combat missions with a broken neck and later paralysis, strapped to his seat with a board on his back, after a crash in Czechoslovakia. Frazer and three other crippled officers spoke to Congress about disability retirements and failed reforms.

Washington House Armed Services Subcommittee Ames Chinaea Thomas L Frazer Adrian Alll Charles Orden San Jose Calif Congressional Frederick J. Bready North Wilbraham Mass Thaddeus Moore Highland Park Mich Frazer Walter Reed Hospital

Census Method Estimates Rat Infestations on Farms

East Lansing Michigan State College outlines a pest census: rare sightings imply 10 100 rats on a farm, occasional sightings yield 100 to 400, frequent nightly and daytime rats suggest 1 000 to 5 000. The note compares urban waste with water softening implications.

Lansing Mich Michigan State College

Veterans Hospital in Bedford to mark twentieth anniversary

Plans span four days starting May 9 to celebrate the Bedford Veterans Hospital opening. Attendance includes exhibitions, musical selections, remarks by officials like Edith Rogers and Carl Gray Jr, and a patients day with events for residents and staff. Activities emphasize patient care, rehabilitation, and public tours by cadets, nurses, and volunteers with a focus on hospital life since 1928.

Bedford Veterans, Hospital

Concord Masses Set For First Friday May 7

Concord churches schedule First Friday Masses on May 7 at St. Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians. St. Bernard's offers 6 and 7 am masses with a 7:30 pm benediction, while Our Lady's lists 5:30 and 7 am masses and a 7:30 pm Holy Hour followed by benediction.

Concord

Bedford News Notes on Local Events and Injuries

Mrs. Edward O Dowd of 16 School avenue fractured her elbow after falling in the yard last Wednesday morning. Miss Priscilla A Currier of 17 School avenue visited friends in Fitzwilliam New Hampshire over the weekend. Bedford Girl Scouts hosted a party at the Kargaard home on Col Loomis Street and The Great Road with bridge and whist and prizes for top scorers. Refreshments were served by troop members and Mrs Kargaard hosted guest Miss Mable Yates of Watertown over the weekend.

Edward O’dowd School Avenue Priscilla A. Currier Fitzwilliam N.H Bedford Girl Scouts Kargaard Col

Local Minute Man Turkey Growers Attend State Meeting

Concord members of the Minute Man Turkey Growers Association joined a statewide gathering in Framingham at a hotel where key decisions on selling locally grown turkeys were discussed.

Minute- Man Turkey Growers Association Turkey Growers Framingham

Powderly Family Welcomes Daughter at Emerson Hospital

Mr and Mrs Robers Powderly announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday the 30th at Emerson Hospital Great Road Bedford Mrs Powderly nee Virginia Holland daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley G Holland This is the Powderlys fifteenth grandchild.

Robers Powderly Great Road Emerson Hospital Virginia Holland Wesley G. Holland Bedford Richard J. Powderly South Road Powderlys

Brookline Event Day Features Student Activities and Sports

At WBLIC from 12:30 to 3:40 tours show hospital care by Gray Ladies and Orchid Toadies. Moving pictures run 12:30 to 3:30 in Room 16. A Field Day at 12:30 in the auditorium followed by Red Cross Canteen refreshments at 1:00 in the oval and a 2:00 baseball game and 2:00 band contest in the oval between Lynn Classical and Brookline High School.

Frank W. Thompson Winthrop Adams Edith Nourse Rogers Congress Robert F. Bradford Commonwealth of Massachusetts Joseph Garmello Disabled Veterans’ Hospital Service, Inc Lexington High School Red Cross N. P Patierits A Ty Perkins Department of My Health Boston Wblic S Hospital A Gray Ladies Lynn Classical High School Brookline High School

Dope Addicts Use Fountain Pen as Hypodermic Needle

A U S public health service narcotics hospital in Lexington Kentucky displays improvised syringes and dope paraphernalia used by addicts. The exhibit includes a toothbrush and fountain pen needles, eyedropper bulbs, automatic pencil tips, and homemade injectors. Officers note hiding places like a hollowed heel and a mailable morphine tube, with devices for measuring doses.

Lexington Narcotic Hospital U.S. Public Health Service

Pawnshop operation under police scrutiny after burglary report

Police investigate a $25 burglary at a tavern where a cigar box of watches was found. The bartender says he kept watches for security, while Detective Captain Fred Nussbaum notes the probe now covers the pawnshop's licensed status and possible wider operation.

Paren Fred .Nussbaum

Coal Mine Owner Attributes Wealth to Penniless Days

Pittsburgh report cites Jimmy Lynch a wealthy coal mine owner who says his fortune rose from being penniless ten years ago. He bought 65 acres of bottom land for 3000 and uncovered a rich coal seam he estimates could yield about one million tons. The project could run four years with an 875000 return.

Pittsburgh Jimmy Lynch Lynch Pennsylvania

Ship Captain Faces Mutiny Threat on US Liner America

New York report details a clash aboard the United States liner America as Captain Harry Manning defies union threats after the Southampton voyage. Union crew demand removal of chief steward W. S. McDonald and two discharged sailors, while Manning insists McDonald must be aboard before sailing again.

New York Union United States America Europe Harry Manning Southampton National Maritime Union W.S. McDonald McDonald

North Dakota Extends Hybrid Corn Planting Scale in 1946

North Dakota expands hybrid corn production on a large scale. In 1946 about half of total acreage was planted to hybrids, reflecting a major shift in farming practices and crop choices during the period.

North Dakota

Concord Old Chapter DAR Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Old Concord Chapter DAR elected a full slate of officers at the annual meeting last Saturday at the Old Chapter House following luncheon at the Colonial Inn. New Regent Mrs Victor E Peppard and other officers were installed. delegates and alternates for the fall Swampscott conference were appointed. Reports on the 57th Continental Congress and Day of Remembrance highlighted the session.

Concord Old Concord DAR Victor E. Peppard Aard G. Simonds Charles.h.towle Herbert B. Smith William Brown John H. Lord George H. Upton Charles E. Hunt Swampscott Cutler Lord Towle National Society

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