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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1954
Page
19
The piece suggests photographing costumed goblins and trick or treat visitors with simple backdrops and props. It advises using plain walls, blankets, and seasonal props while encouraging color film to capture bright costumes and playful poses.
Eastern Star will hold an official inspection by Grand Chapter officers in Springfield on Wednesday November 10. Supper at 6:30 p.m. and inspection at 8 p.m. Arline Parker and Lincoln will be listed as officers for the meeting and business session.
Local notes report two births this past week at Emerson Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sayer Jr. of 162 Great Road, South Acton, on October 2. A daughter followed for Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lewis of 6 Parker Street, South Action.
A brief reflection states money can be earned, saved, and spent, while respect must be earned before earnings matter. the note signs with C.CoH.
The article argues that to live with evil, the nation must embrace evil practices. It frames the stance as a compelled adoption of destructive methods, presenting a stark warning against moral concessions and alarming cultural shift.
Washington dispatch notes odd letters to the Civil Aeronautics Administration. A sixth grader in San Bernardino asks for air pictures for a classroom bulletin board. An intermediate school pupil in Silver Spring reports a window incident to the principal. A bus overheard remark reflects campaign doubts. Quoted Folklore curator Duncan Emrich shares sayings about women and propriety from Persig and Sweden.
The American Meat Institute says rib pork chops can be bought for five to seven cents per chop and ground beef at about three pounds for a dollar. The AMI notes lowest yearly averages for loin roasts sausage veal cutlets frankfurters and lard with all meats down compared with the year so far. More than 50 000 WWII tanks and trucks supplied to NATO by the US Army in Europe have been retwilt by German workers.
A public service notice promotes family worship with teens to share belief in God. It emphasizes moments with family linger in children’s memory and faith growing together strengthens the future. Published in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
The Continental Air Command plans 23 Reserve officer commissions in the Air Force Reserves for qualified Reserve airmen within First Air Force jurisdiction. Candidates include members of New England’s only flying Reserve wing, the 89th Fighter Bomber Wing, trained at Laurence G Hanscom Field under the 2234 ARFC. Appointments span from second lieutenant to captain, based on age experience and education, with eligibility requiring two months in active Reserve training, no active duty obligation, and willingness to report within 30 days if mobilized.
The 18th district will induct eight men on Monday November 8 as part of Massachusetts November quota of 656. Communities Hudson Marlboro Stow and Boxboro are among those contributing. Other district quotas are listed.
The former Concord Carlisle resident Fred Shea about 65 died Sunday October 24 in Hawthorne California after a brief illness. He previously worked as a custodian at Middlesex School. His wife plans to stay in California with her sister and a daughter Mrs Donald Davis and granddaughter Dawn Davis also reside there.
On Saturday November 13 at the Town Hall the Neshoba Valley Court of Amaranths will host a fair and supper. Supper begins at 5 30 with a wide selection of foods candy and gifts and the public is welcome. General chairman is Vita Knight with full details to be announced next week.
Applications approved will go to the Commander Air Reserve Records Center Denver Colorado for appointment action during fiscal year 1955. Commissions are not yet being processed until further instructions from First Army or higher authority are received.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Clinical Psychologist and Medical Officer trainee positions at Veterans Administration hospitals nationwide. St Elizabeth's Hospital Washington DC offers Rotating Intern Psychiatric Resident and Neurologic Resident roles with annual salaries from 2800 to 4200 dollars. Applications accepted until further notice.
The Hanson family, relocated to a trailer after a 3 AM blaze, received a $350.50 down payment for the unit. Local groups and residents donated clothing, food, and labor, with the American Legion Post 272 and Auxiliary among contributors.
West Acton joint session of Acton Stow and West Acton Women's clubs presents Jury Trial with West Acton Woman's Club members. District Attorney George E. Thompson will preside at the meeting Monday afternoon at 1 6 o'clock. Mrs Safford Sweatt will greet visitors. refreshments will be served.
Dr and Mrs David Hapgood celebrated their third wedding anniversary with a trip to New York. Mrs Albert Young and Mrs Webster Cutting visited Lyndon Vermont to see Edward Young. Miss Carol Hodder, a Vermont Junior College freshman, flew home for the weekend. A card party and garden club meetings are scheduled in Sudbury with a potluck at Memorial Congregational Church. The Guild of St Elizabeths hosted a morning coffee hour. Sudbury Selectmen appointed three new police officers: Douglas R Lewis Sr George Taylor and Arthur Margello.
German medical personnel serving with the U S Army in Germany face a 12 semester study requirement at a 2m accredited medical college, pass a rigorous state exam, and complete two years of unpaid internship before employment.
The brontosaur, a long extinct plant eating dinosaur, stood as the largest animal ever to roam Earth. An average specimen reached about 70 feet in length and weighed over 30 tons.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Kelley of 361 Massachusetts Avenue West Acton announce the birth of a daughter on October 30 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Kelley, formerly Anna Andreassen of Carlisle, is the baby's mother. Grandmother is Mrs Carl Andreassen of South Street Carlisle.
Amsterdam residents Henry A. Slocum and Maisie Cole Slocum marked their ninth wedding anniversary by returning to military life for two weeks. The former sergeant and former WAC sergeant joined a reserve training stint at Fort Totten Queens recalling their Army courtship in Marseilles France in 1945.
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