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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
7
Company H Ming will assist at 8 o clock tonight at the State Armory under the charge of Lieut. Donald A. Linscott Jr Parish.
The National Geographic Society discusses Buy U. S. Savings Bonds as a simple government-backed saving option. The note highlights safety, returns, and accessibility for readers seeking long term financial planning.
Tuesday noon brief fire report notes slight damage in the 152nd fire of the year. The King's Daughters of the First Parish Church plan a meeting next Tuesday November 15 at 2 PM in the church vestry with hostesses Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and Miss Eleanor Whitcomb.
The An nual 4-H Leaders Supper took place at Union Congregational church in Maynard on November 2. Reverend Robert Burt gave the invocation and Ledgard Catering prepared the supper for Maynard girls and delegates from Sudbury and Wayland. Officers for the Southern Section were named with Mrs. Paul Sawyer as president and W. J. Hendricks as first vice president. Members and guests heard talks on 4-H programs including Camp Middlesex and Women Leaders Weekend, and donations were acknowledged from several local supporters.
Bantam Workshop Articles on view at the Co op Guild hall in Maynard An sponsored by the program Op Guild. The event will be in November and torrey and the location are noted.
A garbled note highlights Maynard Lynch-Jeremy among a quirky group discussing edible puffballs. The text references the mushroom family and a Dagpor Dagpor-like earth scene with Magnans Vestas. The fragment emphasizes unusual participants in a biology related gathering.
The New Idea division of AVCO Manufacturing in Coldwater Ohio marks its 50th year with two connected buildings totaling over 15 per cent and a large manufacturing complex. The site hosts a modern foundry and advanced production equipment as part of the division’s expansion.
A long time worker August Rewtnchilling stands at the new museum site beside the old forge where he began with the company. Across the street a small wooden building houses early 1900s machines and gear once used for farm implement production. The historic layout includes a display of the original spreader design and four rooms housing key equipment, including the Surge and tesa from room with punch presses and a water tank for cooling.
A livestock specialist asserts cross breeding yields uniform color and quality in range cattle. The claim notes planned cross breeding can improve stock over purebreds, with finer types in crossbreds than the originating purebreds.
The Maynard Woman's Club met at K. of C. Hall with president Mrs. Fred Stokes presiding. District vice presidents attended as honored guests and Marion T. Rudkin spoke on Tyranny of Trifles. A social hour followed. Next meeting set for Tuesday December 13.
Maynard Blu Jackets prepare for a high profile football game this week against Arl agionda and Marlboro Redains, with Gimbor Deeeamar leading the effort as Marlboro hosts the following matchup.
Mrs Mary Niskanen of 18 Butler Avenue recently visited Maynard Public Library. The brief report records her outing and the library’s activity during that period.
Concord Free Public Library hosts a Friday Story Hour during Book Week with a display of posters from prior weeks. Special reading lists and a question box are available for parents and children. drop in for 3 o clock activities after school.
Maynard and members traveled to Boston for a Saturday performance of Texas pull Darling and joined a post show dinner with Mrs. Joseph Beford Frank Angelosantos.
Members of the Maynard Dramatic Club traveled to Lowell to see The Cat and the Hat at the Lowell State Theatre but found the show cancelled as it is being revived professionally. The group settled for The Last Warning and stopped at a Chelmsford restaurant on the return trip for a snack.
Mrs. Milliken received congratulations and gifts at home on Roosevelt street in a celebration for a happy occasion involving her children and grandchildren.
Acton Grange No. 259 held a Patriot Night event with members from local organizations attending the evening observance. The program honored patriotic themes and community service.
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