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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1955
Page
11
Billy Thompson runs the IGE Patch Motel on a dirt road as a new state highway opens nearby. A busload of picnickers and passing traffic test the business, but Louise preserves a cabbage patch that becomes a roadside sign promising lodging at the old dirt road.
Students from Concord High and Edward James Legion Post members attend a state program framed by the Girls State initiative. The event aims to empower youth leaders and provide civic engagement experiences in Waltham with hopes they will share insights from the program.
The Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post of Bedford and Bedford Auxiliary sent a notice. It states eggs were consumed in the United States last year at about 410 per person.
Concord branch of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society solicits funds toward a $100,000 goal. Money in part funds local clinics in Boston, with remaining funds sent to New York for research laboratories. Donations are acknowledged with receipts mailed to D. Ripley Gage at 8 Bedford Street, Concord.
A columnist critiques the TV industry and its shift toward commercials. He argues sponsors fund long shows and force product plugs, noting previews of next week's ads replace previews of next week's programs. He urges viewers to support U. S. savings bonds.
Annual meeting at Mrs Earl Wheeler home presided by Mrs Stafford King elects Mrs True as chairman with Mrs Clement treasurer and Mrs Nylen secretary. New members include Mrs David Williams Mrs S Leonard Kent Mrs Harold and Mrs James Manson. Reports cite 175 X rays at Emerson Hospital 51 from General Radio 60 from other Concord sites and school based programs. Next meeting set for September 14 at Mrs True’s home.
In Omaha statistics show the average motorist spends about one day and six hours waiting for traffic lights each week, totaling roughly two and a half hours per month per driver, highlighting delays caused by signal timing.
A high mass for Michael J. Boyce 76 of Old Sudbury road Lincoln was sung at St. Josephs Church. He died at home Thursday. Burial in St. Bernard's Concord. Survived by five siblings and several nieces nephews. former Concord pitcher early career.
The Concord Players staged My Three Angels at Veterans Building in a fast paced, laugh filled production. Hope Chase led a strong cast including David Kerwin Chandler Hill Samuel Hazard Richard Wood and Caroline Farnsworth delivering witty performances supported by a standout set by Fletcher Adams.
Hawthorne Chapter No. 40 Order of the Eastern Star members and friends are invited to the annual Eastern Star night at Pops at Symphony Hall Boston on Thursday May 26. The Grand Chapter has reserved the floor and first balcony until May 16 for the event to benefit the order’s benevolences.
A recipe note describes pouring hot spiced milk over hot raisin oatmeal. It suggests adding sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg to the milk, heating without boiling to keep the coral warm and enhance flavor.
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