Fire Causes Fresh Damage At Repaired Building
A building damaged by a prior fire six weeks ago reignited twice in a new blaze. The structure remains under repair after a lightning strike at the same location.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
8
A building damaged by a prior fire six weeks ago reignited twice in a new blaze. The structure remains under repair after a lightning strike at the same location.
United States service personnel will receive 1 517 000 gallons of pickles under armed forces food plans. The National Pickle Packers Association reports more than 1 000 000 servicemen are allotted pickles, equating to over a dozen pints per man.
Mr and Mrs Edward MacLeod of Lincoln mark their 32nd anniversary this week. Mrs MacLeod, former Hes ter Massie, is noted locally. Several Concord residents attended Nashoba Sportsmen's Club show at Acton last Sunday and shared in prizes. Weekly junior choir rehearsals continue at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Wednesdays at 7. Robert Brooks, son of Josh Brooks of West Acton, visiting family while on Navy duty at Great Lakes Illinois.
Article explains creating a backyard compost pile from leaves and kitchen waste to produce leaf mould in about a year. It covers two speed methods using bacteria and chemical fertilizer, pile sizing of about 10 by 10 feet, layering with soil, wood and lime, odor control, and covering with earth until ready to dig humus into the garden.
A playful kitchen fragment presents a cookie recipe with flour sugar butter eggs coconut and vanilla. It describes creaming, mixing, chilling and slicing into wafers about 1/4 inch thick before baking at high heat to yield about eight dozen cookies.
The first Revolutionary tea party in America occurred in Edenton North Carolina on October 25 1774 as town ladies refused to buy tea taxed by the stamp.
Diana Der Hovanesian, a former Marlboro girl now on New York’s Young America staff, contributed two original poems to the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine last Sunday. The verses display whimsy and insight, and she is noted as the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Der Hovanesian.
A compact single story design for cement or brick veneer builds features a protected vestibule a large combined living and dining room with opposing picture windows and a U shaped kitchen with an optional accordion door. The home includes two cross-ventilated bedrooms ample storage and a basement with laundry heater and recreation space plus an optional detached garage.
Dr William F MacPherson formerly of Elm street opened a foot doctor office at 27 Walden street His family now resides in Weston Mrs Berhard E Megin 267 Elm Street West Concord wife of Concord High School football coach Bernie Megin was treated at Emerson Hospital for virus pneumonia on the road to recovery Commander and Mrs Herbert B Hosmer marked their eighth wedding anniversary They married in the Parish at Concord They were stationed at Wollaston with the U S Navy
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