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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
10
Guidance on sowing many seeds and thinning to maintain spacing in a home vegetable garden. Emphasizes gradual thinning to prevent crowding, improve yield, and harvestable produce like root crops and young greens. Discusses spacing from one inch to four inches and benefits of early thinning for sweeter roots and tender greens.
The text outlines lawn repair tips for spring: use balanced fertilizer at four pounds per 100 square feet, create honeycomb soil with shallow holes, sow seed on compacted ground, avoid heavy rolling, spray weeds with 2 40 herbicide, and avoid mowing too short or removing clippings except in hot, heavy conditions. It emphasizes early spring growth and minimal soil disturbance.
St Bernard's Church will hold a St Jude tribute service Tuesday at 7 30 pm with benediction. First Church of Christ Scientist Lowell Road held a lesson sermon Soul and Body last Sunday and Sunday school. Santa Chiara Guild met at West Concord Union Church. West Concord Boy Scout troops 33 43 and Concord troop 49 plan meetings Monday night at usual places.
A design for a white wood siding one story cottage emphasizes economy and practicality for newlyweds. The plan features a front porch, living room with large sunshine, no dining room, a bright kitchen, basement fun space, two bedrooms with cross ventilation and large closets. Price and ordering details included.
Concord Board of Selectmen will meet Monday night at 7 30 at the Town House with chairman Egbert S Newbury Jr presiding. The notice notes other local items including a Cinderella Ball at Concord High School and a town wide poppy sale planned by VFW Post 6537 led by Commander Dalgo Bregoli. An exhibition of Finnish arts and crafts opens at the Concord Art Center on Lexington Road this week following a school art display.
The People s Society of the Evangelical Free Church and the Young People s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Carb Idle hosted a joint meeting after dinner where Rev Charles Massey presented motion pictures Our Hearts Were Young and Gay had its final Concord Academy showing Saturday night with the Concord Academy girls chorus and Groton School boys chorus Medical Society of New Jersey is the nation s oldest organized medicine group founded in 1766
Simple hearty soup uses baked potatoes mashed with onions margarine and hot milk. Cook onion in margarine add potato pulp, then whisk in hot stock and egg yolk with cream. Do not boil after yolk. season and garnish with parsley. Serves four.
Apple blossoms in the Nashoba belt are nearing peak this week drawing tourists to local towns. The Nashoba Apple Blossom Festival will not be held this year.
United Airlines announces dogs may travel on passenger planes using a pine-scented Kennel elim that eliminates objections and allows canine passengers to fly like humans.
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