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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
15
Practical instructions for freezing berries peaches and vegetables detailing preparation peeling blanching sugar ratios and packing. Includes methods for raspberries strawberries peaches and peas with times for blanching cooling and sealing to preserve flavor and texture. Also covers head space carton sizing and quick handling to avoid quality loss.
An oddal note suggests a quick flavor idea using broiled tomato and a thin sauce as a dressing. It reads like a casual kitchen tip for stand by use.
A note suggests baked fish with cream mushrooms and dill as a dish, alongside omelets enhanced with herbs. It mentions serving with cucumber and new potatoes, and adds options for sweet marjoram tarragon or basil in egg dishes. Cinnamon in apple sauce pairs with French toast for meals.
The first Armed Forces Day on May 20 is marked by patriotic demonstrations across the United States and abroad. President Truman and Defense leaders chair events as generals, admirals, and civilian officials emphasize unity, vigilance, and the defense of democracy.
The wedding of Robert L. Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs Clifton N Fletcher of Crescent street Stow and Miss Mary McHugh of Lexington road Concord took place Sunday at 3 PM in St Bernard's church Concord. Attendant Catherine Burke. best man Terry McHugh. Bride wore white with yellow orchid corsage. maid of honor in pink with orchid. Mrs Fletcher works at Middlesex Mutual Insurance. Mr Fletcher at Concord Cold Storage. They plan a home in Stow after June 1.
Carol Hickler is confined to her home suffering from scarlet fever and David McDonald is absent from the Redcote school group due to mumps on a pleasant spring day in Sudbury.
Midnight the cat of Mr and Mrs Russell Minney adopts two orphaned rabbits joining her own four kittens in Detroit.
The new Stow baseball team will play Marlboro on Sunday at 2 30 PM at Memorial Athletic Field.
Members of the South Acton Universalist church will hold a smorgasbord supper at 6 30 in the church vestry with Mrs. Richard Lowden and Mrs. Dorothy Braman in charge.
The Ladies' Circle of the South Acton Congregational Church will hold a supper this Saturday evening in the vestry at 6 30. Committee members include Mrs John Campbell chairman Mrs Frank Turner Mrs John Byers Mrs William Graham and Mrs H Ben Simms.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 3 30 at George H Petersen's home Great Road for Mrs Charlotte K Petersen who died Saturday in her 80th year at her son's home. Rev Robert Dempsey officiated with Mrs Allison P Smith singing. Burial was at Glenwood Cemetery Maynard. Bearers were Samuel Ineson Richard Darling Lawrence Allison P Smith Walter Duncan and George Maynard. Mrs Petersen born in Denmark lived in Stow 32 years widow of Julius Petersen life member of Stow Grange. She leaves son George H Petersen two daughters Heda Anderson and Esther Corkum ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
South Acton Universalist church pastor Reverend Carl A Hempel will deliver a sermon titled The Strength of America this coming Sunday during the regular morning worship. The Congregational Service League of Center Congregational Church plans its second annual food sale on May 30 before the parade on the lawn of Dr Donnell Wares home in Acton. The Center Congregational League meeting will be held this evening in the vestry with Mrs James Hurley presiding. Death by self harm ranked as the 10th leading cause of death in Iowa in 1948. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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